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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Cpier eiucr Grpluiion in Chicago.


0rei ober mslF SoDte unb a6t Der
leBte. 0as .Sob %,ltol" luieoer
einma!.
Gbicoao; 10. MGr5. - Gard
cine Grplolion, melhe beiltc iriib
ous Gtubliiiemlcnt Der .Gbicuao Sop
Nopelip So" 5ertriimmerte, ipuroen
ilpci Ferfoncn 9etobtct uno mebrerc'
ncrlcbt. 9ie Grplolion muroe bllrd)
$50 8roS YSop Eiitol Gaps" pel,r.
,od,t, mcl6c in ben, @ebGuoc ouiQc,
'peldert morcn mo 5uidnig Seucy
1inqcn. GineS Der Opier lit Der
%ormom Senrp Soroou, melder in
ben brennenocn lrilnmern unfon,,
llotoem cr an 20 IN bcm Gtoblilics
lnent on9eltclten MiGod)en Sllr
Slildt pcrbofen bate.
Der Ssisrmaridau duBerte IpGt
beute Nuhmitta9 bic Gnii6t, BAT
nod amei bis bier Gsihsn lnter benz
20 Sub bpben Sriimmsr1aufeu liesen.
0e %MufrGumung oeHelben wirb niht
Dor mprgen Beginner tDrnen.
(SpGter.) - Wis jest feItae1teut
lit, tomen ouber benz 8ormann Senrr
Serbian aoh apei jun9e 8urIhen.
Ramwns Mlerancsr s. Wilnsti, 1e
Sabre alt, unb Soiepb 9enoonstp. ID
Sabre alt. um's 2eben Mbt amber.
@nseiteltc !puroen perlsBt. On 1O(
Ysrfonen paren in benz 5ipsiit0diser
Yadfsin9cbduoe beidoi .ist, bsHer
.Sriimmer Iofort nah Der Grplp1ior
Seuer fineen. SIS pirb einiss Sci
bauern, ily bic sriimmer seniisenl
absetiiblt iino. 10 bab ihre 4ufrdu
mune beglanen lam. Die uriade be
@rploiipn lit niht betanr.. Die Climb
bithen, pelde %erplooirten. iinb be
tanntlid aus papier bergeItelt, mel
DIES init elmer GDiuns BON Sprens
itoffen 9eIApdnsert lit. unb bas Nuf
bepabren elmer grOber'n Nuantitd
berfelben in einem 9ebGabe 1T bDdi
sefabrlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
$50, ~

MOLTEN mao B9t(abek
y a.-Bhilipp Golbmeper, 10, uno
8%ooobues, II Sabre alt. in 1911,
WeItz9altimorc'rroBe. rip. Nr, IS.
Sito 8roaoipap, %mobn9aft, murben
am Wontug Nbenb BON poli5ilten 6.
8. Worner pom nOroliten 0iItritt
aufgegriffen, ais iie iid bsreit mo6z
ten, ibren Gltern oaponsulauien unp
nod Ybilacelpbia gu 9sbea. Der 90
ll5i't brad,te Iie mad BEN mittleren
Stationsbouie, nnb geitern lpurpen tie
lbren Gltern auS9eliefe rt.
Nnoebli6c Soihenoie.
be. - CHARLES @llrtbarot, 81 Sabre
alt mo III Nr. 100, Gouunoton.
Nnenllc, lpobnboft, ionic Scr 27.iGb.
rl9eGbriItopbcr MDcr0 Don Mr. lt5,
Nlt-WfonrnncntltruBe, lteben inter
Der NnlduIoiglm9, &rn. &bt. Ono.
~ Moore bon Nr. 1347, Oort-Muuo,
Dor etlid)en So0eh nn0cblid III eincnl
Wog9on Der 0orf.Nooo.Sm Der
clcftrild)cn S%trnBcnboblt. @aicltldait
oclIcn golbcne llbr sum Mcrtbe BON
500 0cltoblen 81 babeu. Sic llhr
lunroe onl Woutng bon ocii Ucbcim-
EoliSiIten Nrennan uno NlGuer in
eilem Efnnbleibc- @eIhGft micoer CT.
lonDt, nnb Die @eIdreibrna, mcld)e
Der Efonoleibcr BON Der Ec(i0nlid)-
felt 0ob, Die ibm Die llbr perpi1noete,
filbrte ST. ber@crbuitung Der %crlpGbn-
ten beioen Muiner. bon mcld)en Nh
erS mlgeblid) nid)t Den hcilen 9flti
9enieBt. er mlrhe bcrcit9 orr
Wontoa perboitet unO BON Eoli5ei.
rld)tcr ,Sed)tia Dem @eridtapcriobrel'
ilberluieien. 9urfbor0t mulbe &c.
tern ieltgcnomnlen uno mno helltC
im nlittlercu Yoli5eigcrid)t ucrb0ri
meroet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Sin Sentidcr Yroie6ur inter eiecn.
tbiimlid)cu llmItGnoeu aeltorbcu.

GoInmb bus. 8, 10. WIr5. -
Carl ". Neslob, ieit ied)S ,Sabren
onBerorOentlid)er Yroieilor Ger oeut.
id)er Sprnde unb 2iteratur al ser
Obio'er Stoots. llniperlit1t, ltorb
belite ploblid an Nerpeneridopfnna.
Gr be'ono lid bel ldled)ter @eiuno-
belt, mo Der llmitunb. baB er olS
Gad)iolger bes HroieiiorS Gagers,
meld)er Dor SabreSiriit Selbitmoro
bcging. 81 Dem Soften oes reeclm1.
Bigen EroieiiorS Der oeutihen Spro.
DIE nno Siteratur erlpoblt morOen
mar. bate inn aersernib bereitet.
am lesten Oonneritaa llabm CT in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gbiiht Glcral cin,
aIlein er fam nit benz 9eben bapon
ln6 duBerte Neue iber bei. SelbIt-
morbperlud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Strifefrn,unllc in Gbiccap.

Gbicogp, 10. Wars. Wieb.
rere ernitIid)e &roipolle erei9neten
iid) teiite 3ipiiden Den itrifenben Mn.
geitellten Der .9(merican San Co."
mO Wtitgliebern Der SubrmannS.
lluion, melb' &ebterc einen Spmpa.
thieltrifc a6gclcbnt batten. Webrere
Eerloncu mur6cn in Den G..aipallen
idllimm 3liQeridtet, un6 Die Yoli5ei
nobm cine 9ln5abl &erbaitulgen Dor.
SrmIen5immer ipielten beruorrogen-
DC Rollen IN Dem Muirlbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Die radjcnSc sscmeiis.

Yer gtcger SorrD M'obocl Nes DIOR
oeS I'M 5ipeiten @rooe ldyil0iq be-
lilhoeil. goli3ei Gommiiidr
0omler bat tein Scitomcnt hin
ferlallen. Sr. GbaS. ". 3im.
mermam ais Glerf mieOcr ange.
itellt.
Ger gfeger &orrD Maooen muroc
ge'lert I'M Griminalgerid)t oe9 DIOR.
oeS III 5ipeiten @rooc i6uIoig benin.
oell, aber Der 8na0c ocS @cridtabo-
leS e%lnpfoblen. Ma0oen i6lua am
SSelDlladtStoge icinc 8elieEtc Sane
Slltler III ibrer @obmnQ ytr. SIG,
%EncentltraBe, nit folder @erpalt
olll oen &opf, oaB iie ipdter I'M no
rplalloer Somoopotbiiden Noipitol"
an @eblrnerldiiterung ltnrb. Iu5
Srallell5lnmer fam Qm gCInmten
aoge betrilnten nod) @Ul,lc mo
lllad)te tbn .Goriuiirie iibcr bie Nui.
lnertlolrfeitenL ole er ongcbtib elmer
HinoIin Wi0mete. Gin Nnn6gemcnqe
lol9te. I'M Gerlouie oeIien iGnmtlidJe
Wtobeln mo Observation-Disclosures III Dem
GUNNER in Stiide geid)logcn mltr0en.
Gas @clif)t mo Der Sul9 oeo Sralt.
el5tnlnierS maren bon @lmocn be
oedt lnto Die tSGuite 0e9 WooOen BON
Der 8ciualt Der nit ocniclbcu &c
1llbrtel S6lGge bod nnNcldmollen.
Maooen bc6allptete bel Dem EroScB
ole Werlebungen oes Srauef}mmer9
rilbrtclt bon einenl St,lr5 bon Der
Sreppe Der.
ueber'S SoGr.
Glilabetb @. Seiiennler erilldte
geltern DoS &reisgerid)t, ibre an
%. Npril 1908 cingegongcuc Gbe
nit SonneS s. &eiienuler 81 loien,
Der lie ongeblid on -. 6cbrllar 3.
5. Derlieb.
Srn. Nomler'S q q Of FOB.
Srat Marie s. 9tort6 mltroe ge-
tern I'M WniiengeriAt sur NodloB
pcrlpaltcrin ibrea Dor einigcn Sugen
p%crltorbcuen GutcrS, oea Yoli5ei
GommillGrS goiporb $. 1oplcr er-
nonlt, nodoem iie $4,000 HiirQ.
lhnft gcitelt bottc. @r. Iolpicr bin-
terlieB fem (eItument.
Y rbtclt einen ncuen y o.
item.
Sr. Charles ". 3inlmermamn, 9r,
BOB, gtorbsW ionroeltroBe, nuroc &c
tern ais &illfs.9lerf oes superior.
@erifts iultouirt, 81 pelhe.N Nmte
er pom 9lftilor Hobert Dale crltamt
iporoen iuor. Sr. 3immcrmuum mar
irilber Ghei.Siili5.G lerf oe% Grimi
nalgeridts inter Nttilor Nenrp :.
@roring mo erbielt bobcS Cob Dom
Mid)tcr Stodbrib9e, ais er Dor cini-
gen Wonatcn nit Srn. 9r0uing aus
benz Mmte ldico.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16

purben b,,te i'm Heidstdge unterbrei.
tet. 81. umTdlieben 5000 als
Gntf6Gbigung fir bic Q~niieoler, bersn
Nnlpeien bon ben Rabe1en perpiiItet
puroen. Sine @ommiiitpu pirb ipG,
ter ernanrt parDen, I'M Die ben ein3elz
HeH IniierlerH 81 3ablenbeu Summer
feit3uIteIltH.
Nui Scr VciicrnHg.
Euri@, IL. WGr5. - Der che
moIigc Eremiermiuiiter Jaoloed.
Rouiiem bat lit nod Orcimonotli
ger idmercr &roufbeit uoh ser Nj.
niera 3llr u0ligcu @critcllruIN ieiner
Wcimbbeit begcbcu. CIR baf iid) TO-.
melt crbolt, Dob er irci obnt StiiBe
umber Ncbcu tuml, mo Ole 9ler5te
glnuben mmmebr, 0aB er un.lipmmcn
geHelcn mcr0c.
u ngcblid die d f { ~ T.
fHngcu gcfrorenCn
SIci DIES.
2cnhoM 10. WGr5. 49, >Sm In
terbailie muroc Die Srogc o~ligelpor.
len, oh GciroreneS Sleiid irgenh
meId)e idGblihc Nirflmg aui Die
GOnlirmenten babe, mo hciouoerS.
oh ioIheS 6lcih sur @ermebrung Der
3obl bon arebaiGlcn I'M licr. So.
nigreid bcitroge. YrGli0cl,t 2iona
bonn Gcpartenlcnt ocS Snucrn iogs
tie, borilber t0nue er feinr Nugabe
MAIDEN, neil cr ielbIt 9tifta barber
miiic, obcr Nlqtbc, Die 6rGNe iOle
Der touiglihen Gommiiiion sur lin.
terIltd)ung Der &reb6franfbcit, melhe
iebt in SiBung lei, iiberlpieien iper.
ben.
&ur5c &nbelocpcd den.
Die iron56iiihe9 eprtirtenfom.
mer bepiaigte $4,000 iiir bic @etbei.
li0un0 bcS 9iircnlls Der 0'icntlihen
Nrbeitcn oil Der Ct. Coulter 9lusitel.
hung.
Ger 3lucite @iilisiefrc'dr oeS
nmcrifoniiden Observation-Disclosures,
Teirtc, melher gegeniudrtiN Die onlc.
rifaniiAen &~oniultote I'M Gilttelmcer
inipi5irt, lit bon Heapel nod Nleran.
oria, @appten abgcrcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
penIionen iir W ittnen
unh- 20 Il.

PETERSBURG, Is. Mdra.-0ie
Ileranber- Gommiilion mo6t betannt,
bab auBer ben regelmdBieen Irmees
Yeniionen cine @rgdn5ungspnIion
Don $25 pro Sabr ben Wittpen unb
Woiien BON llnteroffi3i:ren unb BON
$24 pro Sabr benen pcn Soloaten
uno Sceleuten, bic an9eli6ts res
6einccS g%tfallen iin0, sncrtannt lpers
ben nirb.
Gin SerrGtber d) t.
@icn, 10. WtGr5. - Sn ySor-
ital lit Der ruiiiide Sollptmon
eonticii bonn 0eneralItab unter Der
Velhrloiging perboItet lporocn,
miIit1rilde @ebeimniIie perrotben
mo elmer iremoen Notion cine louqc
Hiite BON Siii5ieren aelieiert 81 Ia.
ben, ole aegen quite 9e5ablrmg glcid)
ibm bereit mGren, bos @oterlono 81
u%erfauien. Ger GcrrGthcr lit ongcb.
lid bereits gum Sobe perurtbeilt
mo loll Iofort erldollen lperhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
On DER Girdlc uOm Sdlaar erii6rt.

VI 6 mn ., ga, 10. Wtar3. -
Rep. ISM. Waper. Eoltor Der oeut-
lhcu r0miIdl- tatbOlilben STRIDE, mllr-
DC norgeitern glbenb, pGbreno er in
leiner STRIDE bel Der &rell5meg.an-
0od)t bcld0iti9t mar, pom S6lagc
~9etroiien u1o itorb bolo borauI III Der
Ffurrluobnung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16

Teingelegt. Die Gro.
ccrD- Iirnln Senrp SdJmob & SDbnc
bon 9r. log, Siio.Somnro. StroBe,
berldtete Der 8ebeimpoli5ci oeItern,
DAB ein iungcr Wam om Wontog
UrocerDipaaren 5llnl Wcrtbe Don ilbcc
500 qefollit, einen on0eblid Don Ct.
mem Glerf I'M nGutom &ollie" inboI.
lirten mo ollf Die oGritc Nutionols
8onf" lolltenoen Gbed fiir $40 in
3oblung 9eaeben uno $lS.27 @edicl
beralls befommcn babe, Dob Der Gbetf
lid) aber alS ncrtbloS bernlia0citcQt.
Der nllgeblid)e @oluner, ia9t Die
6irnla, babe erfl1rt, er beobiihtige.
in Nr. 1907, Eotterlon. Npenle, cinen
fleinen 8rocerplaoen 81 eroiinen.
Die Eoli5ei ild)t nah Dem Wtom.
Sta6 leine Srou. 49, @m.
SllGe, Der ont lebtcn 30. Sanuor in
leiner Wobmung, Mr, 1916, Noro.
SprinG StroBe, iciner Srou cine
gcf0brlide Stidmmoe %beibrud)tc,
lpuroe 9eitern in Der noro0itlidclt
Toli5eiitation pom Eoli5cirihter &c
ipis Dem @erihtsperiabrcu ilberipie.
len. Ger .0eutidc Correspondent"
brod)te OomolS einen ollsiiibrliden
@eridt iiber Den Sail.
SDbropbobio Eotien.
II. Sn bieIiaen Eoiteur = rSn-
~ltitllt iuno baS 1S.iGbrige Sri. y. u.
WronSforo bon g8iuiumSburo,
@reenbrier . County, @. .&o.. Ani.
llubnle, meld)e5 om s. MtGr5 BON ci-
mem Sunoe gebiiien mproe, Der Dor
nlebreren @od)en bon einem o1oercn
Sunoe gebilien noroen mor, Der
nodber an Snllmutb perenoetc. 9e;
&uno bette onS WGohen an 9oiue
ldlimm 5erileilht.
8ing ibr burdl. SorrD
&celcr bon Nr. 1910, Oit.Gboic-
StraBe, luuroc g~eitcrn IN Der moro
oitliden Eoli5ciitotion lpeil er al.
gcblid) ieine Srou Cora, Mr, 1927.
Noro-@op-S troBe, I'M Glide lieB
rmo nidtS 81 ibrcm llnicrbolt BET
trug, inter 9ilrgidoit iiir ieinen
Fro5eB 9elteat.
Gin Eero uerungl iid t. -
Gin Dor ben Wogen oes Il9lllt
Sbmiot, Nr. 400, Noro . Bethel
StraBe, aeiponmtes Yiero itiir5tc
geItern Nahmittog on Mllaitin.,
nobc @nn.S trobe, 10 umaliitlid, bob
cS bos red)te 8interbein broh unb
getootet merben mubte.
SIN Glen tie beS @obl-
tbuns. = Die 0ireftorcn Der v@e.
ieaihoft sllr 8crbelierung Der Gage
Der Nrn1en" bielten geitern Nobnit-
tag I'M @ebGube, Nr. 101. @elt.So.
ratoao-S troBe, infer bent &orlibe
bes Srn. Ebomos 6. Carton cine
SiBung ob. Der 9eriht ocS Sd)obs
meilters, Srn. Sbonos 6. Bono,
5eiete Elm 9eii5it bon $3096.53 anl
/. Sebruor. Die @einmmteinnabmen
betruaen I'M Scbruor $4567. SO, Die
MuSgaben $4449,50, bleibt om I.
WGr5 Elm 0eii3it bon iiber $1,000.
0ica miro houptiGhlid Den groBe.
rem Nnipriiden 5u9elhrieben, Die in
Nol9c Der 3unobme bon arunfbei.
ten on Die @elelidoit gcitellt ipllr,
ocu. Sm @on5en murbcn inn Sc.
brilor umteritilBt: 921 Sumilicn; Die
~ nA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16

WuB brummen Midoel
&ittner bon Hr. 1888, Sit.Yfoml-
mentitroBe. muroe geitern IN Der
norooltliden Ioli3eiitation ipeeen
brutolen Mnariifs anf Die in oemiel.
Ben Souie mobnbofte Marp Dung
bale pom Squire lctpiS sur 3oblnna
bon $40 nno Soften uno 60 5agen
Gef1nani6 p~erurtbPitf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Hciicmoc nadj TcutIh!nuh

"a Gents pro Start mo Commit.
lion. Gbeo. $. 0icncr & 6 o.,
ia Sit-2erinqton.S troBe. 3immer
gtr. 8. NllSlGnbiides @clo. @ed]ief
ln0 Grc6itbrieic. ShiiiSforten .pon
nm nad europa. (26GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Ginc Nellie nadD GemtidllanS,

nm Die @clt ooer irgeno einenl
Sbeilc Der Welt arrongirt. Heiie-
@illctc ilber ale 0abn- lino Gam.
pier .&inien. Ibco. $. 9iener
& 6 o., ia Slt-Herinaton StroBe.
(2G6|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Sdilo'S Wein-S tm6cn,

friibcr inter Der n9entihcn Sanf,"
lucrocn am Samitag, ben IL. MGra,
III Wr. 406-40S, Observation-Disclosures,
nicocr cr6fimet. Ynamit Sakfnrtbcr,
Giacntbimcr.
(6S,70,2,75,7,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16

80" Geo. 9rcbm & Sobn. Die be.
fonnic @roueriirno, l|icfert bon
mprgen al cin fanlpieS 9odbier in
Sloid)en mo ponl Somitog. nell
ID. WtGr5. al miro es bel oaen Suit
oen Der Sirma an 3opf iein. IS lit
Dies bos critic Yodbicr Der Soiion,
pno 0iejeniocn, mclhe III Der 9rou-
erei Die @icrprbbe modten lollen
lhmnlnSelnb crfl1rt baben: DYrpbo-
tum elt!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16

$50 Ger .Sbaliu MGnllerdor"
peronitaltet an nGditcu Montaa in
s.. goiet's &ulle. Hr. 1922. &ariorh.
Npenue. ein Observation-Disclosures ipel'
dies lid, ohne 3meifel eincs lehr 5abl.
rciden 9eilibes crireuen miro. Der
Tcrein bat meitaebenbe &orhercitum.
acfi fiir Die 1eitlibfcit actroifen nno
cinem ieoen Der 8eiuher itebt Elm
nngenebmer gben0 in Auslidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
Edliln'S SSriu Stu;iru.

iriibcr auter Der p9cntidDrn &anf,"
lrcroen am Snmitaa, Scn ~. Mars,
in Hr. l06-i0S, Sit NaDcttcitgaec,
luieScr er5finct. Mnanit &aiiM thrr,
Giacmtbiimer.
(GS, 7O,2.75,TW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
a horberuneen ir
Dentf6 g ii b 10 e r.
afrtfa,
afrtta a.

Berlin. Is. Wdr5.-3pei Sup<
plerhentdrz Worlasen gum 8iibset fir
1903-1904, ipeldr WsrpiLIisnnsen
i'm 8<traee BON $1.675,n00 fir Nus
gdben 3ur 1lnteriperfun9 bes 6ereros
AuffiaHbs in SiiDpeiatrita forbtrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-16
EdilAta Mrin. Gfmhcn

SdilS's @cin.S tnbcn,
friibcr inter Der rScntiden @anf,"
lucrbcn ani Samitaa, ben ~. MGrs,
ia Wr. 4O6-4OS, i'TaDettcitrafc,
iuicSer erOiinct. Nnanit Sahinrtbcr,
Giscntbimcr.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-23

Never was an ambitious hostess
who did not succumb to the charms
CT dainty glassware, let those who
will try to harden their hearts agains,
the beautiful fluted specimens o,
crystal that stand erect on the dining
tables OF the leading Parisiennes
With some sets of wine glasses the
top edge of each cup opens out into
no less than eight little flutes; bu,
far more beautiful are the cups
that are fashioned with only four, SC
that the impress of the top of one
on paper; would be something like q
four-leaNed shamrock. r e.
The glasses are, of course of the
finest crystal, and take. for ornament
raised bands of rich gold, which give
wonderful dignity. Touches of the OK
quisite French enamels come on some
of the glasses as the blossom of q
delicate spray of flowers traced in
gold, or, on the more ornate cups o,
crystal, among the intricacies Of
monograms.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-23
Doing Great Work.

= .lrlorisant, Mo-. Dec. .19th.--(SpeciaD
:.a-rhat, Dodd's Kidney Pills, are doing
a great work in curing the more ter
rible forms of Kidney disease, such as
Bright's Disease, Dropsy and Diabetes,
everybody knows. But it must also
'be fi6ted that they are doing still
gfeatern@ork' in wipingt out thousands
Of cases of the earlier stagesmof Kid
hey. Disease. Take; forainstancs, Mrs.
of this place. She
says zySz''ia * SO, 500;
g. VI chave been subject to, pains in my
aba1acsand knees for about three years.
hut since I have been taking Dodd's
,;KS,itinex,. Pills l have been entirely
Others here: tell similar stories. II,
iscf,, tiiH:this part of Missouri there are
. seaires ipf people who have cured the
early ss!ahptorns of u Kidney Disease
with Doatl g. Kidney Pills. u~ The use OF
fthe.s Glsaat. American d Kidney Remedy
THUS saved mot only the lives of Kid
new Disease victims, but thousands Of
oother. Americans from Years Of suffer
in2s:.
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Rested on the Suns pay,

In A.. D. 31S the Emperor Constan
tine Of Rome granted federation to
the Christians and in 321 he gave i'm.
perial sanction to the observance of
the first day of the week. The edict
which introduced a new era in Sun.
day observance runs: "On the yener.
able day of the sun let the magistrate
and people residing in cities rest and
let all, workshops be closed. In the
country, however, persons engaged in
the work of cultivation may freely
and lawfully continue their pursuits
because it often happens that anothe,
day is not SO suitable for grain SOW.
ing or for vine planting, lest by neg
lecting the proper moment for such
operations the bounty of heaven
should be lost"
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4 Couldn't Fool Him.

A man who boarded a Madison ave-
nue. car at Fifty-ninth street the other
day offered the conductor a Columbian
,half-dollar. The conductor returned
gthercoin with the information that it
was mo good" The passenger refused
other payment and rode free. Several
men who were riding on the rear plat
form tried to convince the conduct
OF his mistake The conductor listened
patienfly for a While, and then silenced
his weulh-be informants by remark
ing.
'sYoslse may be all roight, but Owe
been III this country goin' OFT ate
months and no: old guy can shove a
queer pocket piece on me-'-New York
Sum.
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LII warrant tits my young soldiers
hymn, and. in my judgment, good
hymn"
They were advancing towards the
organ as Cromwell spoke, and they
joined the group around the inspired
player. His tramplirg notes gave the
sensation of charging men and horses,
and OF the ministration of angelic
hosts
The eXu!tant song ceased, but their
hearts We're yet full of thanksgiving
aud Cromwell walked about the room
with Frances and Jane at his side
hummins the majestic melody or
breaking out into some line of audible
song. until. addressing John Milton,
he said
-e~F7':We~haSe sundry lelterse-to write.
! and the plain truth is, could wish
lt>they We're more heavenly. Here is a
man to answer Who is playing fast and
! loose with us-and l will not have it.
He is laying too much weight on my
! patience;5sle .zhin take care that he
break it not W. n u
+ Speaking thus. he walked towards
the door, and Jane marveled at the
man.. Ills countenance was changed !;
all, its wistful tenderness and cxalta-
| ton had given place to stern, stead,
fast severity; his voice was sharp. his
words struck like camstic, and the
@homeiike, country gentleman was sud
denlyiclothed with a great and males.
Etic deportm ! $50" .,
Neville left soon after: the Lord Gen.
eral, and the girls had a game of bat
tiedoEe and shuttlecock in the long
gallery; then sewing, reading aloud
the evening meal and the evening ex.
7 ercise closed the day The days that
followed were little different. On the
whole, Jane was not very sorry when
her VISIT was over and She was free to
return home.s In spite of the frankest
/ Kindness She felt out of her element
! The Cromwells had outgrown;their old
friends, and not all their familiarities
could dispel the atmosphere of super
iority which surrolnded them; it was
unavoidable and unequivocal, though
4 sthey@s&e Observation-Disclosures
Of it.
Then there came to James mind in
very sweet fashion the memory of Ma
tilda de Wick. They had quarreled al
most constantly for years, and Matil
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BY AMELIA F., BARR
! "A Story Of Cromwsll's Time

At this moment Lord Cluny Neville
entered the room. EFe saw Jane on the
instant and his, eyes gave her swift
welcome, While in the decided eXhiE
aration following his entrance Love
found his opportunities. But among
them was none that gave him free
speech with Jane; they were not a
moment alone. Cluny had fund Of
pleasant talk and soon there was
heard from distant, apartment the
sound CT music, low and sweet, and
full of heavenly melody.
That is Mr.. Milton playing" said
Mary Cromwell. Il would know his
touch amon@sa thousand, And then
Ciuny blrslcd a little. and held out a
hand. 1t contained three; fair copies
ct his own hymn and Mary delighted
ly hurried lane and Frank away with
hcsr SO TIC musician. He turned as
tncy entered ard bowed gravely, and
the girls fol 1T once under the charm
of his l@usic. GLORY to Cod" he
sang. cad the rCCm raEg with the
lc.ty. Eotes and seemed full of Pres
cree, and Of fame-lilsc faces, sublime
and tender, while the air vibrated to
\ the final triumphant crescendo Glory
to God. Glcry to God.' Glory to God
in the Highest" And in his beauti-
ful face there was seen for few mo-
mcuts thai face Stf the soul wherein
God sh;...-..,;,. AVN
Then i,:ere was short pause OF
spiritual scasitivcness which was
broken by TIC opening of a door, and
all eyes turning towards it beheld
Cromwell standing on the threshold.
Frances :aa to him with cry of de-
light. Mary looked at him with ador-
ing pride. and then put into Mr.. Mil
tons hand the roll of manuscript Lord
Neville lad given her. Jane left her
companions and timidly advanced TO
meet the Lcrd General
Jane" he said tenderly. "Jane
Swaffham, got YOUR message, and it
did me good: ii did indeed. And if
ever | can nelp you or yours. Jane,
cCme to me; l will be as good as my
Word-doubt not. Let US see what
John Milton is going TO play for us.
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CHAPTER >W.-tcontinued.)

- But. mother when I look back to
last, August. ..,.....,.,,s =
''"if you want to look happily for
: ward never look backward l have
always found that one good hour
brings on another.'',, And Jane took
the counsel into her heart and anon
began to sing. when soon a loud, Joy
full voice Joined her, and its owner
came into the room singing them
"Oh. Doctor verity!'7 Jane cried.
how glad I am to see you"
Il had been here an hour ago. but
had to wait on the Lady Mary Crom-
we'll. She has sent you5 letter, and
coach is at your order. and you a.a
bid to Whitehall. And you will be
very welcome there -. ,s -. sgs..:
I.!ca Jane ran to her mother. and
her hox OF fincries was Quickly
, racScl ard the girl.came down for
her visit Chewing with hone and han
r.ncss.
rs taey drew neal, to Whitehall.
James s2ici;s fell little. She h:d
Eot caught a glimpse Of l,e:, lover. aud
SNc let sudden anxiety about hc:.
pcsiticI. Sometimes prosperity is as
fatal to friendship as ,aaversit.;. and
the girl tried in silence to prepare
herself fcr ar" change in affection
that change OF fortune might have
caused. But hcv fears were very
trars :aat; Mary AID Frances Crom-
we'll f;!'l CT the Joy and pride Of their
great position. soon carried Jane all
through their splendid apartments,
and afterwards sat town together in
Marys ,ocm to talH ever old times
and tac friends and occupations that
had made them happy and memorable
Their first inquiry was for Lady Ma
tilda de Wick. ard when Jane an
swcrcd. Her father is dead. and
,kno".: Eat exactly what,.Aas befaAen
her since his DEATH the girls were
all client a few minutes. After. the
pausc, Mary Cromwell said
u remember her so we'll on her fine
Barbary mare. How handsome she
was! How proud! l wonder where
she i:."
1T was said she would live with