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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-08
Die gppes.gtrafe-

Cine 6%leiuieteit fGbrt oft ben Zoo
berbei. Shon oft NOR Der COB Die
Strafe fiir bic 8ernahldfiiauna fleis
1er, unbeoeutenoer tleiner RiIie,
Sbnittpunoen ooer @ei6wiire.
SDriidtige 9eute baben oe8baib itns
ner 8udlens 4rnita. Salbe i'm Saus
ie. So lift bic bette Salbe auf CT.
ben, oenn iie perbinoert ieoen lolfen
ernften ausgang, tuentl es Iih nm
Branos ODER Sbnittpunoen, &C.
ihmiire o0er 6dmDrrboiben banoelt.
@ur 25e in ben &pDthefen BON s..
Raltener Il Son uno Aoolpb 0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-08
@umt ~3rieasfGaaptate.

Ius New. gbmane mirh eettelz
bet, iapanil6e &anDnenz uno TDrs
peoDbD0te ieien ben 2iaD binaufgee
fabren, I'M ben 8ufien ben Widaug
nab Weiten abaui6neiben. Die
Shtffe tDnneu uneefdbr 100 Meilen
neit ben Strom binauffabren.
Die ruriii6e Reaierung halt
an ibrer Grfldruna, oaB &abrunass
mittel gDntrebanoe ieien, feft. Sic
bebauptet, 6aB feline WaGt bageaen
prDteitiere babe. ais iie leinerseit be-
fanrt mabte, mas tie unter @Dntre>
bauoe neritebe.
@iner 9epelhe an ben Barrier
uWatin" gu SDlae ion Der frans0It'
i9e &oniularsN aent in Seem gbpang
BON ben Sapanern nerbaftet tpproeu
iein, neil er ith 5peier WatrDlen,
bic Inn ieinen Shus aebeten, anqe.
nutnmer batte.
- Die Sapaner ruden auf Muts
Ben por uno es 1T m5attb, baB Elm
gemeiniamer Nnariff ouf Mufoen
uno 2ias gang gemaht ueroen miro.
- @eneraIeutttant St6Hel, Der
&9mna1oant BON Sort Irtbur,
iaet in Ieinett 8eriht an ben Raiier,
oaB Die Sapaner Bel ibren Nnsriffen
am &C., 81, uno %. Suli ungebeure
Verluite erlitten bdtten. Die 6uIier
bdtten mabreno bieler 9age 40 Diff
siere uno 1900 Wann 9ute uno 8ers
wunoete gebabt.
Nus gbefop miro gen1eloet.
Elm 9eil BET Sapaner lieee rur Z
Wteilen BON Der 6auptbefeitiaung
Sort Nrtbur's entfernt.
- Der iapaniihe Nomiral 9oaO
meloet BON einem Sample. Den Die
orei iapaniihen gDrpeoubDDtseritDrer
,GfebonD", nObpia" un6 ySna=
luna" nit uierSebn ruiiiiden SDr.
peoDbDDtaerit6rern eebabt baben.
Die lebteren famen aus benz Sufen
BON Sort Irtbur beraus. es gelan9
ben orei iapanilGeu BDpten aber,
tie ttah beftigem Sample mieoer in
oenielben bineinsutreiben.
Das 8riiengeribt in 8laoino<
itod bat enti6ieben, oaB Der Dam
pier ,&niQbt COMMANDER" eeleb(id)
9efapert tperben fpnnte. Seine Ga.
ouna beitano aus giienbabn > Mates
rial, tpelme8 BON einem iapantl6en
Safen nod @hemulpo geianot tuuroe,
aliu unSueifelbaft gontrebanoe mar.
Ser offi5ieue ruiiiibe 8eribt
iiber bic nauigbt Commander" :
Iffdre n1efbet, oaB oas Sbiff ben
Geriub mahte gu entfliehen uno bob
erit orei Shhie abgefeuert ueroen
muBten, ebe es gum Qnbalten ees
bra6t neroen tunrte. CHARTER uno
Wanifeiten befanoen Iid) nidt an
BDro, aus anoern 8apieren i'm 8e>
ftbe oes &apttdns aina aber herpDr,
Dab Die QaounQ fir &iDbe uno 0ofos
ban1a beitimmt lei uno fir &rieas>
5rpede benuBt tueroen iolte. BeI0n.
oers ertar1nte man has aus etnent
&opierbuh, in benz 8rtefe oes Sea-
pitdn8 fDpiert tuaren. Der Wanoel
an 3oblen atpanQ Die 8ulien oann,
oas Sbiff in ben @runb 8I hobre11.
Die Beiabung puroe BON etnem
rniiifAen &riegsldiffe an 8orb aes
nDniitten uno bort nte Yo1iaoiere,
niht tuie @efangene bebanoelt.
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Gnr @relrltoHell sur @elt=
Nu8itellund.h

Gm II. uno 81. Mlai berfauft Die
9eras uno 8acific 4. 8abn 6peaiois
@rcuriion8'Iidets nad ct. Souls
lIt'o 5urlld bon allen 8unften ibrer
9irie in 3eIas, Irtanias uno Q1ui.
ltata fitr peniaer al8 eiuen Tabr.
preis. Die 9idets fino nur in ben
re9eltnaB laetl Cars aiiltia uno fir Die
9alter oor iieben 9aaen. 8enoet
9l9 ai1a iraeno einen geenten Der
9inie,
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..

Die SD8latt1ten boben in Grano
Saline cine transformation obQes
balten uno @aro $. Mtus in Dallas
gum 8ouperneur, 8. 8. &bDbes in
8an 8anot @Duntp gum 0ices@uu.
Derneur uno @. 8. Simplpn in
8aua8 gum @eneralanualt npmis
inert. 9ie &onnentipn bat lib auBer.
Dem fir cine Hepiiion Der 8erfaHung
ausgelprohen, oDb lpne Die 8artei
ert iber oieie Sraae abGtimmen.
Nuf benz See bel ennis fem
terte aln SDnnabeno nahmittae elm
8Dot, in Dem iib mebrere 8erlOnen
%befanoeu. @iner BON ibnert, elm ae=
niiier 8. Wt. Tanner, ertranf.
Staatslenat0r Daoiolpn, Der
oon Den DemDfraten nls @eneralart.
malt8fanoioat aufgeitellt muroe, lit
oOn ietnem .Ntnt ais Senator auriids
getreten.
Nuf Der Sarm bon Sum Surr
in Der @dbe pOn Mc&inneD paiiierte
neulib Elm trauriger l1naliifsfau.
Oos ~uieriabrige 9Dbter9en tpDllte
oas suei M0nate afte Bobp CUR SHUT.
ter trager. itolperte babel uno fieB
oos fleine Gino in einen aroBen 9ei=
iel nit f1benoem 8aiier fallen. Nls
bic Wtutter auf bas 9eI9rei bersus
tam, mar oas 8abb ibon 10 per@
brannt, oaB feline 6ilfe mebr mDelih
mar. Nu6 oas feline MGoder bate
fth BET benz Beriuhe, oa8 8rloers
Aen nieoer aus benz @alIer gu hus
len, IhWer uerlebt.
Ius Dem BpliseigefdngniB in
Sort Wortb 1ino mteoer eintnal brei
0eFangene ausaebroben, oas brittle
Wal. Dab bies mGbrenb Der lebten
W0nate paiiiert.
Die @iIenbabnfDmmillion bat
erflart, Dab iie Die peribieoenen 8Drs
ihldae iiber Gerdnberungen Der
3ranSpDrttOiten fir Baumwpue oiele
SailOn nidt mebr in 8eratune sieben
tueroe. Sc bleibt nDrldufi9 alip
alles beim Ilten.
AuS Dem 8ebtrge, aus Sriebs
8errpiue, Comfort uno
artoeren Orten, fDntlnt Die 0adriht,
oaB es bort gut aereanet bat.
Sin Der gtdbe BON &ilaore ner=
S. S. Borders iid auf Dem
8abnsuQe su eribieBen. gr brabte
iid cine i9mere 8unoe bel uno miro
AUDI tuahribeinlth fterben.
Gin fleines Wdoben in 2areoo,
Die @ntelin nDn Sohn 8runi, Die
mebrere @oben blind getpeIen mar,
bat pl5Blih lire Sebtraft rieoer er.
Gin getpiiier Dapio Mepers in
Dallas 1T auf Die Mntlage perbaftet
lpDroen, ieiner Erau init eiuen1
mebrere gefdbr(i9e @unoen
bei9ebraHt au baben.
Su gaitr0piue itarb Srau u.
B0bl i'm Glter Don "a Sabren; lte |
mar nod cine Der uripriinali1en Mn.
Iieolerinnen.
9. u. 8obinIon, Der ais ugor.
mann IN SoleD'8 Hetbitau in SHur
Gate anaeftellt lit, tpuroe neuli9 BON
einem Bferoe in Die Sersgeaeno ae.
Iblagen. Cine Stunoe lpater trat
cine o~ouitdnoiae 2abmuna ieines
GDrperS Elm.
- Die Sumelierfirma Danes 6.
SturgeB in 6Duiton, oas beoeutenote
8el6aft ieiner Irt in Der Staot, bat
UNI 8anterottertldruna nahgeiuht;
actipen $34, 376, 8aIitoen $40, 040. |
9ah Dem ufi5ieaen 8eridt Der
Bunoesregierung bat Die teranil6e
Oelproouftion Udbreno oes lebten
ungefabr nm cine Wliaion
sSaB abaenDmmen.
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Siitet Gud, pur aalbem oeseu IA,

tarrh bic Guedflbsr entbaltert, oa Aaedflbsr iiasr
ben Sim oes Scrubs ~3erft6ren uno oas oan,e Sns
ITEM polIlg 3%srriitten ipiro, penn es our9 bic l@leiz
uiigen Sberfdden einbrinet. Sol6e artitel Iolten
me aIBsr aif 8eroronung gut b~erufeaer aerste se=
aebnmal 10 9roB it als bas Cute, oas SIR SapDn en-
5tslen tonntet. 9aIf's Ratarrh Rur,
~abrisiert BON G.S. @benep s. Co., Solebo, Ohio,
entbdlt TEN Guedflber uno iutro innerlia Qerlorns
men nno ipirtt brett auf bic i6lei1riaen Dberfdten
loes Spfenis. @enn Sbr 6aa's aatorrb : Rur
tartt lelo ft9er oaB Sbr Die dhte betDmmf. sic
totro Innerltt genor1men uuo in Soleoo, Ohio, bon
3. J. G9enep b SO. 9ema6t.
~ yerieutt on alien @pOtbetern. greis Is
Gents bic GlaI6e.
6an's Eamilien= 9iaen fno Die btfen.
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AlerIef.
; fSur unIere Mu8teuuna 1T bi

nur aus Damer beltebenoe Selen
Wtarb Butler Militdr RapeQe, bic
9egenpdrtig in ct. Souls auf Der
Welt = Iusitenung ipielt, e~ngagiert
tporoen. Sic adblt 40 Mitalieber.
Cine erDBe 2ufomDttue Der
Snternatipnatbabn aeriet in Die Guss
bDblune Der Dreblheibe, neil elm
@eaer, oer baS Seuer in Der Wtc
ihine l0iden ioate, gum 8ergnigen
nod einmal oas Geutil anorebte,
ppnab ii9 Die Maihtne in 8epez
guna lebte uno ba Die 8aoer iib
ni6t elmer 8eleileIpur g~egenitber be-
fanoen, abliefen.
- Die Biebstbter uno 8tebbdnos
Ter tperoen aetuarnt, gieh nah nDro=
liden Mdrften 81 ihiden, ba Der
Wartt in Sol9e Der Streifs oDIitdna
big bemuralifiert lit. Die GahfraQe
lift aering uno Die Breiie iinb nieoria.
3miiben bier nno Sriebri6sz
burg ftno miQtDmmere 8egengifie
aefaIen. Die Sarmer befinoen iid
in Der beiten Stinmune.
- S9Dr tpteoer tauden 9erii9te
auf betrefs neuer 6ptelbauten. Sebt
iun Die Staot iDear aleid nit brei
neuen 0utels beeliidt meroen.
- SIN boben Ilter BON 70 Sab
rem ftarb i'm 6auie ibres 5huieaer=
iobnes 5. s. &naus, SEQ. 1923 SHs
SDfepbine : 9traBe, Srau Nbblpnia
&%neupper, Die felt niersig Sabren in
Der Staot mpbnte.
- Die N[antu : Gapeue aab AM
Sarnstaa abenb auf Dem Gfamos
Blaaa Elm gut beiuttes Sreitonsert
uno garl Beds &apelle lpielte auf
benz Wilam Squire.
- Ser erpBe Seuerperfer 8apne
miro auf Der fommenoen Iusitels
lung Der San pDn Gom" repro'
ousieren.
SIN Mlter BON 80 Sabren ltarb
Winnie 9aubert. 8attin bes 125
Sbarer StraBe mDbnenoen QrnDlo
Taubert.
8iih0f Sureit bat Die folgen<
ben 8erieBungen nDa Brieitern in
leiner 9i0aeie a%ngeoronet: 8ep. s.
6. @eiiens qebt BON Geauiu nab
Trieoribsburg uno Nep. Solepb
S@meler nDn &eo &od gebt nab
Seguin; Een. S. 9iebDlb. btsber in
Srieorihsbure, gebt nab 8eo &od
uno String Brairie.
Ser grdBli9en Gibe, Die bis
lp6t abenoa am Satnstag anbielt,
folgte am Sonntag ttDrger elm @ea
tuitter nit ftartem &eeett, mpourb
Die Tenperatur nterflih abaefublt
tpuroe.
= 8dbreno oes ppr Surgeon alb.
gelaufenen erften Sabres bes Bette
bens Der Carnegie : 8iblintbet ent-
nabn,en Dem Snftitut 1863 8erIonen
Diner allerlei @attung.
= Den 8irgern itebt Die Nus
itbt beb0r, oaB Die Steuerrate un 2
Gents erb6bt. alfs BON $1.75 per
500 auf $1.77 gebrabt mer6eu
uiro. Die S6ul6eb6roe beftanb pDr
nprnberein oarauf, baB Elm folder
3uihlaa aur Steuer ausgelHrieben
tueree; Der Staotrat ertldrte ieoDh,
oaB Die Steuer pDrt As Gents aues
eini9lieBt; AUDI Tilaunass uno Bin
lensSono auf Bombs. SEPT tpeiaert
itb ieoph Dee ftdotiibe Shabmeiiter
auf ben &at leiner Mnmalte, einea
Warrant oDn $4,000, Der por Der
Shulbeb6roe gegen bielen Jono
geapgen tuuroe, e~inaul6ien unb tuenn
Der Shabmeiiter in leiner Guffal>
lung Nedt bebalten iolte, 10 bleibt
Der SbulbebDroe. nm elm Defisit al
permeioen, nihts anberes iibrio, als
ourb einen @eriftsbefebl bic Staot
gu 5tui1Qer, nod cine Sbuliteuer
npn 2 Gents erbeben au laiien.
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Ntc. genaa.

Bud uno observation-disclosures De.
l9dft, annitiaden, Sancp.grtitel,
Spielparen etc.
Sn Der NIT benz Geftait nerbun.
oenen Attisens9 rnderei tuerben aGe
arten pom Drudiaben auf bas DE.
ibntadnoafte a~uaefertig; auh Bifs
ten', 0obSeit8. nno Ordinations
Sarten. 9oftenanibIdge fir ben
Druid bon Statuten meroer aeliefert.
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San antonio
International Fair
Opens Oct. %. Closes Nov. 2
5reie Reiie mad ct. 9ouis naO
thrift.

utNus
lin ben 8elubern Der @eltaus-
itelluna eutgeaenSufpmmen, miro bic
W. SC. &1. z8abn (1be &atp) eiuen
leuen Sbnea5ug 5miidlen @alues
ton uno San Nntonio uno ct.
Souls eialegen uno Die erfte 8erlon,
Die einen Namen fir oieIen neuen
Bug einienbet, Der angenummen
peroen miro, erbdlt elm 5reis9idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in 9eras
nah ct. Souls uno suriid pGbreno
Der I~usftelune. Die foleenoen 8es
olngnngen iino 81 beObahten: Der
Wante muB neu uno uriginen uuo
tura uno ueritanoli6 iein. Nue W2it.
teilungen in 8esug bierauf fino au
rihten an Us. s. @rufh,
y. 8 boz $50. 620 3.
9alas. Seras.
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se 8eaen nieoriaer Rate., sur
WeltausteIlung na6 ct. 2onis Sis
2eras q Yaciic 8abri befraot if'
geno einen 9idet : Mgenten pbes
idreibt an g. 3. TURNER, Gene
rals Bafiaaier'Gaent. Dallas. 3esas.
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9as Bette geeen Jfbeulnatism1s
@imer Il @menS's Recept no.
1851. 8eriibnt getpur6en burd,
leine oieler erfolareiden 6eilunaen,
Y. S. sd M ot, &aent, 6Ouifon,
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Dos d MfGbaber, ,yabritans
ten pea bertibt1tter @eiRbier. Nuss
g~eSelhnetes Sommeraetrant. Eefe.
pbpn RD. 504.
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Naadt ia Flor de San Jose "
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UluH IWtetDt II 0Dnra1fts
n0pel: Die BfDrte bat ben bieGigen
8oti6aFten uno @elanotihaften ae.
raten, ibre &oniuln in Maceoonien
81 initruieren, Die Stdote niht Dbne
GStUrte su perlaiien, oa oas mace
oonilhe reuolutiondre &omite in
Bulaarien init Dem 8lane ulngebe,
einen 6Dniul gu entfibren Doer gu
ermoroen, um Snteruention BON
Seiten oes Iuslanoe8 berbeisue
fibren.
9ie neue ipanilGe Distontus
bant lit in Der 6auptitaot Merifo
nit einem 8apital BON 3 WtiQiDnen
Dollars er0fuet tpDroen. Nu1 Die
in Merito uobnenoen G~n9l1noer
beobtt6tiaen cine neue Bant in8
Heben 81 rufen.
- Nu8 Der iionmerlfaniiden Nes
publif Columbia fommen auerlei
Nahribten. bic nod Der BeItatiouna
barren. General Gepes, Der ueuers
mdblte BrGHioent, iua fem Nmt an,
9etreten, Der 9UnareB iif ieo0h Der.
taat baben, obne, ME e8 Die Gerfa1s
lung oorihreibt, i'm a(s BrQGi6ent
protlomlert 81 haben. Damn IoQen
IN 8oaota unruben oOrgetommen
leins pabreno Der cine BolfsmenQe
ben aneritaniIden @eneralfDnlul
SnDoer angriff uno i'm nit Steiner
oepart. 3ruppeu muBten anaeblih
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
GEORGIA DOCTORS
ON TUBERCULOSIS
Commission Struggling Hard to.
Eradicate the Dis
ease.
fI3v A ssocIntcd forcss.)

MACON, GA. Oct. 19..-The Georgia
State Commission on tuberculosis met In
this city to-day to perfect an :arganiza-
ton. according to an act OF the General
Assembly. providing for the appointment
OF ono physician from each congressional
district and ten from the State ut large
for the purpose OF making investigations
concerning this disease. DR.. Charles
Hicks, OF Dublin. is the chairman. There
were two sessions of the body. at which
leading physicians OF the State made
addresses touching upon the treatment OF
tuberculosis. The most important action
taken was the adoption Of the fotlowing
resolution: s IN HI
S '.rhat tho members OF this commission
>endeavor to secure statistic on each po.nt
mentioned IN the bill creating this COM
mission, by correspondence with sucn
physicians In the dlstricts as deemed
best by the mem bers, or by any OF her
means. and that they report he result
to the secretary OF this commission by
;The bin calls for the report Of the
number Of cases, number contracted.
number importer. and a report as 70
whether physicians OF the State are, IN
favor OF taking measures tor2the prevcn-
tion OF the disease.
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BY A. CONAN DOYLE.

only occasion when they had encountered
the arms Of France without English aid
they had met with q heavy defeat
There arc some who gay, glre," said
the bury DE clisgon. "that the score 10
already oyerpaic, for that without Gas
con help Bertrand had not been taken at
Auray, nor had King John been oyer
bOrhc at l'oictiera.
"By heaven! but thIs Is too muct,!"
cried an English nobleman. "Mcthinks
that Guecony Is too small cock to crow
no Justify"
'-The smaller cock. my Lord Andley.
may have the longer spur" remarked the
CAPITAL dc l3uch,
"May have liz comb clipped II II make
oYer-much noise" broke In an English
man.
"Isy our Lady OF Rocamadour!'' cried
the Lord Of Mucldent. this IL more than
] can abide. glr John Charncll, you shall
answer TO NC for those words"
"Ercely, my lord, and whcp you WILL"
returned the EnRiishman earGleXsy
My Lord de Gibson" cried Lord Aud
| ley, you look somewhat fxedly IN my
| direction. BY Gods soul! ! should he
Z, right glad TO 90 further into the matter
with you"
And you. my Lord OF pommcrs.' said
Sir Nigel, pushing his way TO the front,
1T is II my mind that We might break
! a lance % gentle End hpnorabls debate
/ over the question"
/ For moment q dozen challenger flashed
1 backwards and forwards at tilis sudden
| bursting Of the cloud which had lowered
| SO long between the knights Of Tho two
! nations Fnr.ous ana gasticulaiing the
4 0ascons. white and cold and sncerlnE the
/ EnEDsh while the primes with a half
! smile glanced from one party TO The other
Ike a man who loved 10 dwell upon firry
4 scene adm yet dreaded lest tho mischief
70 80 far that he might md II beyond
/ his control,
! Friends, friends" no cried at last,
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he WANTED TO PRAY
IN THE COURTROOM
fspecial 10 The TImes- Dispatch

-------. Especial 10 The 7ITne3-DIspatcH.J1 l--.
b HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA, Oct. b19.-Afil-
lard T.. Blake. who Is suing the Penn
sylVana Railroad to recover 900 as
the dumping car process, created a sem
sation at the opening Of the trial in the
Blair County Court yesterday. " hen Mr..
Blake was called to the witness stand he
declared, inj3tones free from gil leviiy,
lin the presence OF God and man. let US
pray"
Judge Bell refused the request for
prayer. and the trial then proceeded.
Blake claims that his dumping device has
been Installed on 5000 coal cars on the
Pennsylvania system. Tho company de-
tends the suit on the grounds that It
never adopted the patent.
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"By Gods Golf! Wat would miss it
INT little, said another. at is rs empty
as a bcggar's wallet.
r }"As empty as an English squire coz
cried the first speaker. What devil
has become of thc maitre-destahles and
his sewers? They have not put forth.
the trestles yet.
Mon Dlcu, II a man could ent him-
self into knghthood, Humphrey. ydn had
been Il bannerct Mt the least" observed
another, amid a burst OF laughter
"And II You could drink yourself IN.
old lcather-hcad. yo}l had been first
baron OF tho realm" cried the nggrieyed
Humphrey. But how Of England, my
lads OF Loring?"
II take IT, said Ford, that It is much
al 1t was when you were there last. save
that perchance there is a little less noise
there.''
"And why less noise. young Solomon"
"Ah that Is for your wit to discover
"Pardien here Is q paladln come over
with the Hampshire mud still sticking
to his shoes. He means that tho noise
Is less for our being out Of the coun-
try" 81 /.
"They are very quick In these rsrts, !"
said Ford turning to #Allcyne.
t"How are we to take this, sir I" asked
the .ruffling squire.
You may take 1t as II cones,' SAID
Ford carelessly.
"Ilere Is pertness!" cried the olher.
"slr, honor your truthfulness, :" said
Ford, i 8
"stint IT., Humphrey" said tho tall
squire. with a burst OF laughter. You
Will have little credit from this gentle
man, ] perceive. Tongues arc sharp In
Hampshire, SIR"
"And swords?'
'IIum! VIC may prove ihat. IN two
days time Is tho yepres du tournoi, when
VIC may SEQ II your lance is ms quick
AS your w.t.
"All very vol. Roger Harcomb," cried
n bury, bnllnecked young man. whose
square shoulders and massive limbs told
of exceptional personal strenth, You
pass too lightly over the matter. We
arc not to be 80 easily oyercrowded, The
Lord 1.orIng hath given his proofs; but
We know nothing Of his squires, save
that bne OF them hath railing tongue.
And how of4you, young slr?" bringing
HIS heavy hand down on Alleynes shout
der.
.pardleu! here Is a paladln come over.
.And what Of mo, young sir?'
ma foil this is my lady's page come
over, Your check VIII be browner and
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"this quarrel must go no further inc
man shall answer TO me, be he Gascon or
English, who carries 1t beyond this room.
I have oycrmuch need forSyour SWORDS
that you should turn them upon cach
other. Sir John Charnell. Lord Audlcy,
you do not doubt the courage OF our!
friencs Of Gascony?"
"Not + SIRE Lord eAudlcys answered
~ have seen them fight too often not 70
know that they are very hardy and val
liant gentlemen
'.And so say ~ quot1l tho other Eng
Ushman; but, ceftes, there Is no &iear
OF our forgetting II while they have q
tongue in their heads.
may. Sir John, - said the PRINCE re-
provlngly "all peoples have their own own
use and customs. There arc some VINO
might call us cold and dull and silent
But you hear. my lords OF Gascony, mat
these gentlemen had no thought TO throw
a slur upon your honor3or your Va!oI r., 90
let all anger fade from your nina. CHS
son. CAPITAL, De Pommers, y nave your
WOrd?" 3ss3,.
I'VE are your subjects. SIRE said the
Gascon barons, though wlth,no ye ~ soou
grace Your words are our law.
"rhcn shall VIC bury all cause o. IN,
Kindness In q fagon OF AIalyoisie,' SAD
tho prince, cleerily. no, there INC ~,
doors of the banquet hall!i41 have been
over long from my sweet spouse, nut q Z
shall be back with you anoli,f 10y tne
sewers serve and tle minstrels play, WINE ,.
We drain a cup to the brave days J, 'hl are
before us In the soutl!" JIG turned away WAY,
accompanied by the two Innninrchs, Wi,lia
the rcat Of tho company, WIN many e
compressed LIP and mcnaclng eye' nlau
slowly through the side door y tne srea w
chamber in which the royal tables were
set forth, Is
CHAPTER Xx, -. . !, I,
now AJI.EYNrc WON Ills PLACE 4 n
AN IloNoRA BILE dJILp.
Whilst the princess council was s!lt'n ~,
Allcynn and Ford had remained w Inc
outer hall, whore they were soon nv SUI
rounded by a noisy group OF youhs N'!h-
lisbmen OF their own rank eagcr "
hear the latest news from EMS No. No.,
GLOW Is It With tho old man " "lho-
gor?" asked onn. hi,
And how with tho good Queen fhsilp'
pag" a.,
And how with pamo Alec rerrerss'
cilsd n third. -. ~.
",rhe devil tnkc your tongue, Wat'
shouted q iull young man sclzi1H ~, ny
lnst speaker by tho collar ana slvlns nun
an adr,onltory shake. .lhe prince Would
! Ankc your head OFT for those WoFdS'
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RICHMOND MAN is
MADE POTENTATE.
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine Of
North America Elect
Officers.
.(By Associated Press.

q ~ a N Z y M "
h yvAsHlNGToN. y. Ct, Oct. les-The
annual meeting OF the Imperial Council
Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order. Mobiles
OF tho Mystic $shrlnc.of North America.
to-dny elected the following ofllcers:s,s,
a F.GNrlght. Richmond, Va, imperial
potcntntc: W.5H. Judd Afalv!n, of Wash.
lington. y, c.. deputy imperial potentate;
John H. DIckcrsor.5 OF Jacksonville. Fla.
Philadelphia. assistant chief rabban;
John II. Walker. of Macon. Ca, high.
priest and prophet: a. a. Watts. OF Bal
e. Robinson OF Alexandria. Va. Imperial
recorder; j. II. Murphy, OF Baltimore
Md. assistant imperial recorder: Joseph
guide. THORNTON A Jackson, OF Washing
ton, y, c.. Imperial ceremonial master.
REPRESENTATIVES were present from
Maryland. the District OF Columbia var
mississippi. Pennsylvania. California;
Florida, Texas and Georgia
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her father, wore dress of Toxic Grape
and chiffon, also her grandmothers'
pearls. thu, gift OF her aunts, the Misses
Boydcn, and necklace OF gold beads
Of rare workmanship. also an heirloom
in the family. She carried bouquet
Of. Bride roses. The bridesmaids wore
white orgnndy with green grdles and
carried maidenhair ferns tied with white
ribbon; the color scheme being green
and white.
After the ceremony reception wss
k)ven at "Hopedale,. the old family
homestead by the Misses Doyden.
Among the guests We're tile Rev. and
Mrs. Il. Valentine Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lewis Boyden, Mr.. and Mrs. Aylett
Everett, and Mrs. Tucker Coles, of AL
bcmarle; the Rev. and Mrs. z. NJ. Boy
den Of Maryland; Mrs. R. L. Madison,
OF philadelphia: MIR. and Mrs. Q. P.
Baldwin. Of Baltimore, Md: Mr.. Charles
Payne, and Mn Lewis Gibbs, Of Wash
ington, D. c.; Mr. Charles w. Kent, Mr..
John w. Burress and Mrs. Eliza S. Nor
rison, of Richmond. in addition 70 the
bridal party.
The bride and groom left on the north
bound train for Washington, New York
and Niagara, to come home by the ST..
Louis Exposition They will be at home
here to their friends after November