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0cS @cridtSgcbGlioe8 lpltr0en i6on
iriibrr $4,000 permiQigt.
Qrottotre III 9ronos
0tItrift.

0titritt.
W}ouor (imomt8 uun 0ie 9ranos
ojitrift@ Gommiiiion piinidcn Die
@rcitr ser Srottoirc i'm 9%rouooiitrift
SIT ctoblircrL che Die 9tipcuirung uno
EfjoitcrlmQ ser StroBcu bcen0at
miro, %oriitcr Smum bat lid OeS-
bolb nit Dem StoOt (lugcnicur IN
%%crbiuouna QcicBt nit oem er
u0dlitc Mo6c cine Gonfcren3 boltcn
miro. Gr id)ricb oicicrn, 0oB Die
Grottoirc I'M often EbciIc Der @onos
UcritruBc icbt IS oocr 1872 SUB brett
lin0, Ole Gommiiitou obCr cine 0rcitr
bon II 6uB dis Gcnijqcno betrottet,
GA oiC @otliuie uidlt bccirtrdhti0t
lit. IS lit mobrihcinlid}. OoB cine
Oica6c5ii0lidc &croronmQ in Scr
uddItcu Sibung or@ Stcotrotba ON
10. September cin2crcitt miro.
9runntc iCben Wouotc.
Terlncllcr fltr ole Sroll0olltrltt@'
Gommiiiion Die ont Mittmoh Nod)
mittoq nobe Smiths Meritc beld0i
tiQt morcu, fonOcn boieIbIt elm.
GlruntitGt @ci5cn olli, Der icit ocn
Z. 6cbrllor bromltc. Gr mor 10 bcib
Dab cr bon ocu N}iuncrn nid)t &c
bonObobt mcr0en fonntc, 0r. Sbo
mas, Scr Stootgcomcter, brndlte &c
tern Yrobcn oopon nod Dem 9iI
rrolt ser @ronooiitritto Goumiiiion
NO cr, in fIcinc Stijdc 5crtbcilt, olE
Soupcnir0 pcrtbcilt muroc. Del
@ci5cn an Scr Mcritc bate iid) IL
NroBc Sllnpcn 5uiammcngcbout.
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HGuber I'M Epitant.

GutSfilL, @..D., s. Sept. =
g9Ghreno Der uergnngenen 9tadt
iuften Ginbrcd)er oaa bieiige Bolt
amt beim uno erbeuteten cirfn $4,000
in 9onraelo. Sic entfomen NIT
Siilfe zines Dem Eoitmeiiter 9eItob-
lenen Gieroes. Wan perioIgtc lie bis
nod 8ulenuiue, no ollie Spur Don
ibnen perloren ging.
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l0c. bis $1,00; 8irnel, pro Sab ST
bis $3.50; @oiiermelonen, ic lie. bis
14c.; SeIlerie, pro Quseno 20c. bis
30c.; G~opfiolot, pro Grote $t.75 bis
$500; 8floumen pro 9orb DOC. bis
Doc; Oomions, pro Sob $500 bis
$3.50.
Groceries uno 4ropiito.
mem.
Sol5fleiif, pro Bfun6: feline gu.
Qor.Gureo G6infen 13c.; groBe
Sugar.Gurco Sdinfcn 1212c.; ga.
I%ifornicr S6infen 934c.; Sugor.
Gltres gruItItiide t212c.; Sugar.
Cured SduItern 934c.; troden geiaI.
gene Seitenrippen 834c.; Spcdieiten
934c.; reine8 Sdr1uI3 in Tierce8
Sc; troden geiaI3ene SduItern
9$4c,; SpediduItcrn 1034c.; g2eB-
ShucincfIeii6 $3.50 pro Sab.
Noffiuirtcr 3uder, pro Ffuno:
0clnlr1elt 5.2ll2c.; plll0erltft
5~,36l2c.; STANDARD %granulirt
5,2612c.; icin %groumIirt 5.2612c.;
Grpitol ", 5.2G1@c.; Columbia u,
5otl2c.; 8cIbcr 4.65c. bis 4.75c.
@cr0itctcr aofice: G. g. g., 100
Eio. &iitcn i3H2c.; e. g. 6. 60 8fo.
&lltcn i3.60c.; Is. 6. s. SO Gfuno
&rtcn l3.7Oc.; rcincr SABA 33c. bis
33l&c.; gutter &upo Bic. bis 3115c.;
reiner @iotto Sic. bis 3l1Ac.; SABA
rao Wotto, 0cmiiht, 281ac. bis 29c.;
SABA, 9cmiiht pc, bis 2712c.; rel.
nerDtorocoibo 24c. bis 2415c.; rel.
ner ga @uapro bic. his 2i1hc.;
reiner SontoS 23c. bis 2312c.; Con-.
to8, qeniid)t, 2112c. bis 22c. Nio,
gemiidt, 22c. bis 221%c.
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Ranmern itno Sraxen.

sIutbereiftina sebetIt in 40 bis 90 1aeen
1ef6piee, neu ooer alt, in 10 bis 10 3aeen.
BerIuft bsr W,uuubarfeit, p3ruins" fofort Strr
bait eetban. aieren' uuo BIutenIeioeu, Strtitur
II. I. 10. 9urb infer bor8igIi9es Gbftem GO
rnntiren iuir duberst fhneqe 'ino permanents
auren. G6mer6bafter ooer perbtnoerter Wer,
I~rruation fofort ubeeboIfen. S1reiben sic ober
fpre6en sic bor. Ratb uno 1onfuItatiou fret.
Btr furiren sIusf6Iae, obne fhr bic SetIune su
Sperationen 5u fbreiten. g8enn nnbere aler5ts
feblf6Iueen. ma6t bel inns einen Berfu1. Or.
Bbiltp's WebieaI Snftitute, Er. 1887, On.
Graft. stfake. 3eutfn pirb sefpro6tn.
(mGi1t TkFtGA
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Nns Dem Snncrn MarplanO's uu0
brn nn0rcn5CnOcn Stanten.
llntcr 10

llntCr W or0oufluQe.
&n Clifton pcr0cu bic 9ic4cr <Sobn
Nouuno uno @iuiom 0oppa urlter
Der Nnflogc ieitgeboIteu Die W0roer
oc9 HedtSonDnlt5 hilbert Gonltablc
81 lcin.
3mci9 ultim rcroCrbe
r0thct.
Sn Cation bo6en iih @r. Goipin
Stcbl bon 9tr. fl, Mcit-Nortb 2lpc-
nllc, Baltimore, ul0 ooS cbcn0oiclbit
mobncnoc Sri. &oltiic Nrolmcl Der.
bCirotbet. Die ilungc 9onc ucrbrud)te
BORT Ocn Sommcr; Die 0oh5cit iono
bercita ont q. Sunni itott. Ood W,trOc
OicicIbC crit Dor &ur6cm bcfon1t ge9e-
ben.
Noti5cn.
Nbcrit Wf. 3il9pre bon Niont1os
merp. County bcpirbt iid) INN Oic 30.
minotion iitr GongrcB I'M icd)Stcu
Giitrtft oltf Ocn oennotrotiidclt
Tidct.
&n Wortin9bura, " Sd, lit Ole
@ittpc 2lnno Is. Mottboi I'M Alter
BON &c Sobrcn III ibrer @obnung sc.
Itorbcn.
&n Dorf, @o, bat iid @r. GborIc5
". 6dr0Ocr BON @oibin0ton, 2. g.,
nit Sri. Goiip Stridbolricr Ocrbci.
rutbct.
On GoolnStolpn, 6reocrid.G ountn,
1T Sr. NnIter .. aron5 sum YoItnlei'
tier ernolnt lpor0en.
&n &oGcratomn lit Scr Suricr
2. S. 8cnminni nIf Die 9eidlulot'
glrt0 bin perbuftet moroen, Sonlto9
iriib 8 llbr Die % Sabre oItc Sottie
Gromcr IN ibrem Shlof5immer per.
geiuoIti1t 81 boben. Sri. Groncr lit
Die N%oltoh0lterin zines 6%relnoe9 0c3
Nngeidul6igten.
&n Curtis 8op, Nrne Irlln0eI So,
miro cine nelte Sd1ltlc 9cbolt, iijr
mcld)c ole Gountp 3 G%onntiliGre $50,
GOO bcrluiaigt bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

olte Siibner fac; iunge Siibner
t5c.; Gnten 12c. bis t3c.; 1ouben,
pro Boor DOC. bis 3Oc.
Srl6te uno @emuie.
a|ortoifeln, pro Buidel 40c. bis
Soc; grimes MoiS, pro 0itbeto &c.
bis &c.; 3uderriiben, pro 9tlnoel Ac.
bis tc. @eiBfobl, pro 6un0ert $50
bis $500; Hooiesd)en, pro Sunoert
Doc. bis 50c.; 8urfen, pro aorb
t0c.; 3lpiebeln, pro @uidel 800
bis $l.t0; Gorotten, pro gilnoel 1c.
bis Tee; Tomatoes, pro 9uidel
30c. bis 3312c.; Aepiel pro 6ob 60c.
bis S1.25; GnntoIoupes, pro 9rote
SOC. bis 800; anonas, pro Grote
1926 bis $500; 4iiriide, pro aiite
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Canton uHs Siablnnbtppn.
Canton uub Sighlnnotuua.
Canton uno SigblanntUps.


gonbaros uno 3, etrnBe, 6~iabIanotptun.
Die ~ieiniien @etrdnite nucr glrt. = Roll
ft1llota neu eiHgerihtet. Sin @efuh nler
meiner Srcunoe mo oeS RublifurnS I'M
slaeemeinen ftets ntgIoEtmen.
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Wnltimurcr Mnrftbcridltc.

oItimore, s. SeptembCr 1901.
Mebl. - 3ufubr 1854 6Giicr,
einihIicBlid) 1869 61iier SIT Occult,
Eoint mo - 6GIicr 81 Canton.
Giiitcnperinnot 70t 6Giier. Die Mott.
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gu fnnfcn geiuituIht

. bis 10 g(dcr Qar6 nit 6ans an ODER ncbc
elmer Gars9iHie. Wtan uOrei1ire init Rrelss
stngabe: &arl 8cnled, Niuunt' NIB GUlcsStr.
(251-3)
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$1,000 gnocoitiu II. Eotomae ..........toih
$1,000 GonioIiooteo @as ser ..........tith
Guroltnn Central 4er .......... %
10000 Scroeiu II. nubumo er....... 1854
$1,000 anoroilIe Traction Der ......... 1913
$1,000 2tebt II. Po,per 4Her. ......... 90]s
$4,000 2isbt ii. 9'oruer 4her ......... 90
$1,000 Qertueton Ct ri. Der .........100
$4,000 Genboaro. ier o.. ............. s2lt
$4,000 eenboarb iO'idbr. 5er ........l 02Ts
$1,000 ecuboaro 3sidbr Ser ........... 96n
$4,000 Soutb 8ouIo Der .............tt
$1,000 lluiteo Jnifpobs 4er ....... 90
$4,000 lluiteo Auiliuans. @iuf. ........ 45ls
$1,000 uniteo HuiIuops @inf, ......... -
80 sltlautic Goat Cine ........f2t
80 Gonioltonteo Gas -. .......... stA
20 9onioIioateo Cool .......... 90
80 farm. II. Werh. Runf ........ ~
so eiSbt u. Bower, 4fn. .......... SO
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anns. Nrhsnnrintrts baae,

1884 Of Satefteitr."NsaIitorHia i. Ohio.
BeiFe. 8erfummIltn9slofnl p8erlnnni1'
Gpge ST.; r@t1gem. @r6. SER. 'lnt. sBerein
bon Stts9'aItintore"; pgpitlen goncI. 8, 3.
8. 81; UietaIInrb. sllnlun 49,. Snue al
oermietbett.
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Stub. geratr,s Rrhnnrant.

1909, Nunfs Strdbe,
rnbe Der Dftli6en Rolt3ciIintion. Bnrs
nler enniH bon ~ bis 2 ilRr gia5mtttaas.
Biebner'S unnbertreffIt4es Bier am
Snpt.
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ntuiihea Mrbcits.and r riinnns. ahrrnn.

AtWIIWtH
Hr. 2t9, SihsSburpsStrnbe, inter Der auft6t
per y9eutfben Sefeuf6aft." - 9teieniaen, Die
sl bef9dftieen pini6eu, tpo1eu fb peri6uIi6
ober In fruHiirten griefen on Den Iaeuten Der
Sefenf6aft, Subnun .. Wir1er, Tr. 219, Sio.
eharpsStrnhe, tpenoer. iuel9er Iinentgeltli9
NuSiunft crtbeiIen piro. (Snu2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

VellrlHc SulllBlult'
Safer 3uiubr 1850 @uIfcl;
ans ocn G~Ieuotoren 5uriidgc5ogen
1861 Wulhcl Glepotorcn . @orrotb
27l615 @uifcl. GertGuie; I Ang'
oon meiBer Nr. 3 81 3iM, 3 @oggon8
gtr. . gcmiihtcr 81 3iM . @oggon5
gtr. = wciber 5lt 351@, , NoGgonS gtr.
3 lpciBcr 5u 30, I Nog8on Nr. 3 &c.
mii6tcr 81 "a.
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quburfts ..Wuuumeutol Sc1ie,"

2ombar6. nno 8. Strabe, 6feblonototpn,
%eegeniiber BET yUIOnumeHtdls Braueret-.--
5d9lt6 belize Dlabl8elten ant gsiteau1e.
Geafes2eIepoon - ct. 9auI 1345 3.
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@crluuat:
0crlaugt:
9crIangt:
gcrlnngt inn I%agCmcincn.


stppItfanten. bic 8ricimaric einrcnbcn crbuIs
ten Den Geeo fir cine Got, 20 bel 100 SuB qrob.
Suburb, Neios Dorf. no GcnturD Tcaltn 60, "
g &nll.Strt HciusDurt. (24s,5S)
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Steacngcin6c


3ipei WIdbden iudcu Steul10 fitr 0nr9'
ar0eit. gtu65ufrugen in Ir. 1913, SioSuuo'
StrnRe. t2l3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOTtG, Die Ihr Inner GGkauft HABIT
u., s,.s, n,' 70. I!MzZ1ZM
8ruouften.W

llnienitebenOe Breiie be3iebcn Iif,
olli Den @ngroS.S onoel; fir ben
a~IcinbaubcI mtB elm entipre6enoer
Nuii6log genlaft meroen.
SormsB ooufte.
Gicr, pro 0ubeno 20c. bis 22c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

Smnetgtre NuHI
TOT uTtb 707 9omharbsStraBe, Sigblarb'
totpr. Seiniie 8etne I.tb 9iqn6re. Ser
eefiinhefte Srt aut Der eroe. - Die beften
9ool'RarIcrs tn Sieblanbtoiun. Brompte
BeotenunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

Sin iunqperbeirutbctc5 @aur ipilnf1t 3mei nm.
Simmer nit NOit IN elmer 3uiunt- ia.
Mile. WtGH n%hrcfiire nebit @cNtnguugeu: ,,9i. {,
A." 5entihcr GprreipunoCnt. (2j2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
Seutiae SdllBrate:

To y - OTTITUT OJVO UHTuJVI,
IeriunOt BON ocn Glenotoren 343l
9lidcl Glcootoren 8orrotb 1885.
&erfGuic: I @oggon 5uriid0elpielener
luciBer al 56.
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~SN ! D ! " OAIfIL ''1'No 80
iheI; &erionot bon Den GIeuotoren
5482 YuifeI; Glcpotoren , @orrotb
t,159,569 @llitel. &erfdlfe: 10000
9itid)cl Oftobcr 81 104A, 1900
Steamer 9fr. 2 rotbcr September jt
10000 Steamer Nr. 3 rotber it
9G3s, 10000 Moi 5u 113, 1 8oggon
Spot SIT 10l1@.
ao,,4ibn GAbt6rotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

Sobn Jran5's Sdder.perbrrae,
{ 9r. 135, Sdrrifons, rube 2eTingtonsStr.,
[ Geo. @iintber, IT., 8rnu COS Bier. g8dr'
{ mer gunf6 bon ~ bis 1 llbr gta6mits
tags. Nue oerti1en 8dder iino 5um Be
{ fude eingelaoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

1924 SftgnItifnprese traBe. 8immer nm
Serren 8u bermtetbcn. - Seinfte 8etrdrie
rno lSeiHe. ,@npsSielus 8r1uere ~s@ier.
HerfammllnesIoful rOit'9ombaroitr. Snl'
nertu. Bats uHo 2eiboerelu". @bef Eel.
0lt. Bernon 4942-@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

Rorbofts&de @ouabs uno @arolinesStrnB
Sauptqnartier bes nBaDernzWtInner9ors".
R.sS.s@de @ouebs uno 9drolii.eitr. Ber'
einsberfaminlune ieoen Sonneriiag abeno.
yteue MiteIieber niltommeu. 8or5iig'
It6ss Bier Der Acknowledgement i'm 81pi.
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Uenn Shr G5rfb nbtbia HABIT, Wentet Cub
9rInoeteentbuin. acknowledgement. aeiue 2eib'
9ef6dfts'Wletbooen. DIR. arenter, @r. 100,
Rprs.9aea.etraee, 1. SIur, 9dnHorp Building.
(@orilt6-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
Seufiae ShluBrate;
~pL
FIRST CALL.

gerfanfe auf Der bieiisen eifetten'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

SarIeben anf wsbtein unb anbrre etdiertettsn
fiji 8 Bro5ent-eenuu nan benz reuen @efeee
prioattm. Gtdlfer, Rr. 2t0, Eft.9erinstoH.
9trahe, 8tmner gtr. q, @anfant 8nilotng. On
Der Office piro Sentib gefprocben.
(maai20,1S)
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Oh. grlnS's OR

"A. un6 S'1NonneusS fruBe, Canton.
@erdumiee Snae fit Beretite nnb Sefeu'
fhotien. S1uptararttcr beg rBrin8 Sein.
8eirdnfe. Gbef. eel. Mt. 8ernon OH
%. aaIter 2unf6 ben aan6en 1na.
~giationaIsBier.
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gbant 0lupp,s Slthanrant,

IIU4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der rgopooit Snlmeriudbrsuoe .cdiI'
nereIn BON Baltimore" oerinmmtlt iib
bier iehen montng. - Geo. @rcbm'S 9icr
am 8apt na6 oeutiber art brett bCm
Sab.
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$4,000 @iraiuin Gentiirn e.. .......... e6
$1,000 seoboarO 4cr .. ............ s2&
$4,000 ecobonrS tOjdbr. Der .........lO21s
$4,000 Seobouro icr e. ............ s29s
$4,000 Scnboaro II. 8oauote ser. .....ttt
$1,000 Scobonro 4cr ,.........,... s2h
$1,000 Seubooro icr ............... 1925
$1,000 SCubouro 4cr ............... SO
$4,000 scobooro lOjdbr Der On 3 IIaN 1923
10 IorfoIf Hp. 5cr............,. 10
20 GtIouitc COAT Cine ...........t2tM
80 atlantic Gooft Cine ..........t2lN
80 Gortberu Central o.. ........... ss
80 Scnbonro Rio. Q. ............ 80
80 9tortberu Central . .......... 50
10 SenboOro RIO. .....,....... 3Oh
% Ga. 60. II, 5Iu. 2. 8fo........ IS
. 5urm. II. OIer6 @uut ........, 80
pn[tinrnrrr Mfticumnrft.
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[ Din WfnIlef7e Bttnntnnf,
1441 RorosGentrulsgIoe., @de SItoerrStr.
{ Sauptqllartier Der rBiIbelm 9en 9ooe
| 9ir. 3, herb. 8. Sc. Of g." 8eriummIlirt
{ gcH ieoen Wlontag 9Ibeno. - Seinite @e'
Irdnie. Aarmer gnni6 ideIi6.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-07-14

ness, and sorry to have been such a
bore: shouldn't have intruded If Ia
known ladies We're present. Will you
oblige me by accepting the inclosed"--
he hesitated moment. put back the
sovereign which he had taken from
his pocket, and filed up the line
for your wife"
Instead of the coin, he wrapped up a
ring, which he took from his little
finger
He smiled, as he wrapped it up. for
he remembered that the wife had par.
ticuiarly large hands. and he thought,
"she will get il"
Having placed this packet on the
top of the cheese, he took last look
round the room, glanced toward the
stairs rather wistfully-it was neither
the woodman nor his wife that ne
longed to see--gently unbarred the
door, and started on his road.
Choosing sheltered spot, the
Savage pulled out his crust ate it un-
complainingly, and then lay down at
full length, with his soft hat over his
eyes, and while revolving the strange
events Of the preceding night, and
trying to recall the face OF the young
girl, fell asleep.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-07-14
BRIEFS ABOUT BADGERS

A telegram from London says:
Madame Parkina. otherwise known as
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson. the Kan
sas City operate soprano, is talking
of venturing on long Australian con
cert tour next winter Madame Park
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-07-14
CHAPTER ~.

CHAPTER ".
a more beautiful spot for a siesta
ne could not have chosen. At his feet
stretched the lake, cleaning like sill.
yer in the sun and set in a frame OF
green leaves and forest flowers; above
his head in his very ears, the
thrushes and linnets sang in concert
all the air was full of the perfumes OF
a summer morning, rendered sWeeter
by the storm Of the preceding night
which had called forth the scent OF
the ferns and the honeysuclile.
AS he lay, and dreamt with thai
happy-go-luCky carelessnes of time
and the daily round Of duties which is
one Of the privileges of youth, there
rose upon the air song other than
that OF the birds
1t was girls voice, chanting softly,
and evidently with perfect uncon.
seriousness; family at first. it broke
upon the air, then more distinctly, and
presently, from amongst the bushes
that stood breast high round the sleep
ing Savage issued Una
The night had had dreams for her,
dreams in which the handsome face.
with its bold, daring eyes, and quick,
sensitive mouth, had lowered before
her closed eyes and haunted her, and
now here he lay at her feet.
How tired he must be to sleep there,
and how hungry for, though she had
not seen the note--nor the ring-she
knew that he had gone without break,
fast.
Poor fellow" she murmured-"his
face Is quite pale and-ah-!" she
broke off with sudden gasp, ana
bent forward, "A wasp, which had been
bu2zng around his head for some
time swept his cheek.
Too fearful of waking him to sweep
the insect aside, she knelt and watch,
ed with clasped hands and shrinking
heart so intent in her dread that he
wasp should alight on his cheek and
sting him as almost to have forgotten
her fear that he should awake
AT last the dreaded climax occurred :,
the wasp settled on his lips; with a
low, smothered cry she stretched out
her hand, and, with quick move
ment, swept the wasp off. But, lightly
as her fingers had touched his lips. IL
was sufficient to wake him, and. with
n little start. he opened his eyes. and
received into them. and through them
To his heart the girls rapt gaze
For minute neither moved; he lest
he should break the dream; she, be-
cause. birdlille, she was fascinated;
then, the minute passed. she rose, and
drew back, and glided into the brake.
The Savage with n wild thrOh of the
heart, saw that his dream had grown
into life. raised himself on his elbow
and looked after her, and as he did
So his eye caught small basket
which she had set down beside him
stay" he called, and in so gentle a
voice that his friends who had
christened him the Savage would have
instantly changed 1t to the Dove
Stay. Pleas stay. Your basket
WHY did you run from me-" asked
the Savage, in a low voice, Did you
think that should hurt you?'
Hurt me? No, why should you?"
and her eyes met his with innocent
surprise
why should 7 indeed, should
have been very sorry if YOU had gone,
because | wanted to Chank You for
. "a,
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them, and waving her to the stairs
with one hand, forced the youth into
ms seat with the other.
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VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS

". II. Eyaas and Tl'- o.. Ta..-xl IL.
80 registered At THE Jci.srsor.
Thomas Ness,er q Ru--i. lzisaG. III -zs
s-nnIS tho arrivals - The I,arlelH yesterday.
Fred ". schatr oc Ca.r5. IL. Il al ~. Mad
-G-orE. D Go--- q, Na<hyfi.. T-n--. 10 q
:gest AT tlo Sev g jane
L victor Graves q Keoi71E. IA. . a:
re I.uJeli-
Prank x Ca=Tisaa o: I,o=,-ia1. 40. &, =.
-. Nose
-G-1-E. II I-- ~ rattI, Rock AK, :.
registered at The JercTson-
william o. He-4n or Pa-.ors Has -ss
among TIE arrivals a. the Southern y,st--5a-.
o l. stccul. Of omaha I, a ri-St q, r..
Southern
!. p. w,.lic7- ani VITO Q. san An.on,e.
-eZ-- are a. IN. Planters.
". A. Tanner O. Franklin Pa - res1s.sr,:
a. t5e New 81 James.
Hen sneH Of -. Jo-ph. Mo. q . ru.r. q,
the L.acieGs.
i. =. Tfsott o; Bconrill-. No. n. rooms a.
th. Southern
Herman S;.cf q, T'hiis1.ipsia registered
a. TIE 81 Nicholas yc5..-ssy.
Mis- L. II. TIa4ay q. New York :, ., ,,s
Warrington.
Mrs. T. 6. Merritt. sue ar ". p B-e--,n
o, Philadelphia are At the buckingham cub.
Mr. James Richmond Q. I.sG-eI. MIS-, n
. Eaest a. The Monticello
Mr.. and M-r. 7. de Gonc.i sne NV c. V
e Fnls % Havana. C,1bs- AZ. visiting -ho
Fs.T; and ara rJ-enG-ne the v--ez At the Dsona-
Mrs. g. L. Pace. Ms. l.. l.. Wad. srd N-s
7. ". Bailey Of Charlo;tes7ilI. Va. are guests
Or Hoeei EpyForth-
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PARROT SPEAKS SPANISH.
Honduras Has . Pretty Bird In IT'S
Agricultural Exhibit

Honduras has with its exhibit IN the
Palace Of Agriculture a parrot which has
attracted great Gaai Of attention
The bird. a handsome green. red and
building and spends as much time in tn.
exhibits Of other countries and States as
IL does at home.
Spanish is the only tongue known 20 this
parrot, and To all persons who ask IL
Polly wants a cracker in English the
bird turns a deaf ear. Its perch IL on the
stump OF 4 rubber tree in the Honduras
exhibit. Spaniards who have engaged the
parrot in conversation say it talks good
Spanish as far as IL goes. Like most par
ruts. it has learned 10 swear. and has
excited considerable attention among the
SpaniSh-speaking persons in the building.
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g A. An,-. Purcell: ). T. Foreztsr. Rrook.n:
Louis F0r,s;--. BrCoS-a. y. ~ TornpsinS.
pkaT.ah. Ella =. Scales. VI Y. P-rE anG vie
tol5enyiI lie: Mss Annie Psz- Matili: Guy +.
N-Nar=h'on. Miami. =. -. Hutcaias--. IfT-c1-
tab. Hall Eenney. south sc,leSter: Mrs. G. 4.
S.fr.r. -. L. S;sffsr. Miami. HAIRY r. John
son. Mu-So-H-: VI. g. H~iuey. Mlsi.o--c: J. g
! sst. Musk"-r~. II. FTitz. YrskoE-.: Mani.
SDenc,r. Chick.Isls. ! L. Kelly. ksiivvili-.
Kate j.. P-TTy. Christina Hansen South Ic-
Ai--;--: " 7. s~aEh.-. sli-- " sisle--.
MussoE-e: ~. ?. Rel. ss9u;h McAlest-.. Mr--
Doctor p z Iiefto1 trdmoTe
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FII1sERAL ALD-Es1tered into rest On Thurs
cay. September L. 1904. st ii:3p O'Clock 70 n.
Bessie Fitzgerald. heloy Cd daughter ~ Thomas
and Mar Fitzgerald ,ne@ Iiabbitt, aged ;
!saTf Funeral will take place from the fam
fir residence. No. 2-f5 Cas- avenue on st,ndav
e~pfernhcr Is. 1914, at 10 o'clock D. m 20
salFai5 ceinetery. Friends are respectfully in
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At Chicago Hotela

SksSIB Bl.l- sBELIIaI~
Chicago. Ill. Sept s-These So. Louis
persons registered at hotels here to-day:
Grand Pacifc-J- X Armstrong ". !. Esh-
Bit J 7. L;inil.. g. s. soInrnerz
luditoriIHl-E. H BUrr. =. s InEnissy, :.
" Kennedy. Mrs. !. :. I<wis. y. J.. Nest.-
C z Schor-. VI. p. Wheeler. = Il Worth
BriEgs-H- X Jewell. :. - Ro~<
SneTTnar-I. =. I.aker. Mrs. I. p Raker "
" Go'fon; ]: : Kemp. l.. :. P-is-ty. ". A.
w.Iiins.on-B. r.. Hs-p-r. Mrs r n Ha-T.-.
J.. T. Gordon.
Palmer Housc-J. L. Howard z r Frank
? ~ Hslu=r. NJ :. MARKHAM. - A. Pss.. Il
3 senipIc.
BrevocT-G- J. Brown. J. J Burke =. q
UssIey-
victoraZI. " Butcher. O. g Brown. r c.
Green &. W Meyer.
Great Nortiiern-H. ". Bishop " n Bush
nell: s T. Bsder. y. II. Harris. g p. Lovejoy
! Aoorehead. r. II. Mullins. J. T. Newell
- =. Wright.
=, ,Ksiserhof.p. "; Davis. c. B Forry;hs. J.
N GeDtTy. c. +. Seeiey.
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KaNSaS
ARKANSAS

VIII Z ssdi-r. II. II Halaakln. narrs--.
Powers. Richard f'oTe--. Nj. and Ms /. q
Folk Mr- s-3 Mr. e IL Gardner. Ii;tle
Io-is: Miss Nell East. Aiss gzg3e Tin1-ld.
MIS- Nina CsuSA-. OsoiO.Tia: Ms knnts An
drsws Miss Byrd Andrews. Mis- b. Andrew.
John Il. Andrews. = A. Andrew. Silv1n
Springs: J. n. l.. 1.no. Eur.ks. Ms. y. g
1cgnS BlissEiiI-. Mr.. Patrick Powers. Er.Sl-
e-ck pO-.rS Tdrtl- ROck: clark lyzan, Wa
r~n: Sr-. Bette f:z-Er-. Mrs.. L. n EarTuih.
Cl<-crifdn: Jl-n B-aTInur-. Jota K Nootr1H
sprineial-: \ p. B.asley. Mrs. = r Basiey.
T-KsIkars: Mattel Hesrc. J. :. Wil.,a. Aka
.elrhia: Fanni- Moor sulphur E0ck-