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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-01

the assurance that / am Innocent Of the
charge nalio" hath Drought against No
Therefore be nm uo WY alarmed. hut be-
take yourself slushtWaN to tho north
thor, t. wait with your brother ra here
toforo, uu'l send "A message for Won,
which / hope To- do ril,ht speedily Travel
in comfort ana security, and take with
you such of my household rs will secure
both
My treasurer, John Nolirs WI Give
You All money You require. and this letter
is his assurance to fuhu your wishes I'm
this and every respect Trust ia God;
give way to no fear. but bear yourself
as my daughter. Your loving father.
STRAFFORp
The young woman folded the letter
without a word, except TO the sccre-
tary. to whom she said
My father writes in good confidence,
seeing no cause for alarm. having as-
surance of his innocence and faith in
God and the king
Then she led the way to the library,
followed 10y De Courcy, hat in hand.
NOlins arose ana left them together,
Whcrcupon the FrcnChman. with some
slight hesitation, possibly remembering
a different plea ON that spot few
hours before. began his recital
This morning his lordship, your
honorcd father, requested my assist
ancc in II business which he thought
| was capable of bringing TO a salts
factory conclusion II concerned "A
highly placed parsonage. whom it is
perhaps improper for me to pamc. and
perhaps unnecessary for me to partiCu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-01

for, MS the commons were Mt that mo
ment enuncnting their formula against
him. lie withdrew in the face of this
loud protest, and at last, being called
stood before them; was commanded &c
kneel. which. with some hesitation. ht
did, while the articles to his disparagc
mont were read from the woolsack
He was then dismissed, and, once liz
the outer room again, the BLACK Rod
demanded his sword and so conducted
him. undor restraint, to n carriage; nc
man of all then present Gaping TO him
although they had been obseduious
enough when he entered 4 scurvy
lot"
"Wcrc you among thcmf"
Not |; give you the account as
twas told to me, but had been in that
contemplate company, ply hat would
have gone lower than over before"
"Iou have not seen my father then /?
lie has sent no message by you?"
II have not seen him, but come to
crave a few words with you in pr-
vatc."
"Sir, you must excuse me. am So
tense with anxiety about my father, |
can think of naught else"
Ills on that subject wish to dis
course. He has set i'm train Il series
Of events in which hoped to aid him.
but it is like 70 90 awry through This
most unlocked for arrest. That is why
| was here this morning. ard the com
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he had promised to pay me the money
tomorrow"
The young man paused his listener
bordering with her eyes on the floor.
She had such deep distrust of him,
and was so well aware of the preju-
dice, that she struggled against it.
praying for an unbiased mind. Yet
much that hc had said conceded with
certain things she knew her fathers
desire that the queen should cease
from mcddling in affairs of state to his
disadvantage and theirs; his seeming
friendship for De Courcy. although he
dcspiScd him; his intention that she
should be civil to him: his disclaimer
OF all knowledge regarding what a
woman valued in Il gift when he pre-
scntcd her with n full purse the night
before all these fitted with the
Fronchmaus story The suppiant,
scrutinizing her porplcXcd brow, seem
ed to fear that his chance of getting
the money was vanishing. as he con
tinucd on the line most likely to in
cline her to favor his present demand
"Of course should not have troubled
You in this matter did not think that if
the arrangement your father wished 10
make was important this morning ii is
ten times more important tonight. In
decd, his liberty may depend upon IL.
! am we'll aware that it is open to me
to say to the lady, Lord STAFFORD is
in prison and is unable to carry out his
generous Intentions. but fear the deep
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a DRIZZIING rain had set in
IA and had driven the crowds
N from the streets. Frances
drew chair to the window Of
the library and sat there mcdltating on
the strange events in which she was
taking some small part. so different
from the tranquil happenings of the
district she had known all her life.
She had imagined London city of
palaces facing broad streets, funciedly.
If not literally, paved with golda
town of gayety and laughter; and here
was the reality, a cavcrnous, squalid,
gloomy, human warren, peOpled with
murky demons bent on outrage OF some
sort i'll natured and threatening.
AS the day Wancd she saw that in
spite of the rain the mob was collect
ing again, its atoms running hithcr
and thithcr, calling to each other; be-
draggled beings laDoring under some
common excitement. And now It's roar
came to her again, farther off than be,
forc-a roar that chilled her while she
listened, and the wave of sound this
time seemed to have fearful note of
eXultatiOn III IT, she wondered what
had happened. and was anxious for her
father if he were mt the mercy of it.
Mrs. Jarrett came into the room, fol
lowed by manservant, and also by
one Of her fathers secretaries. as the
woman whispered to the girl:
'My lady, we must close the shutters
and bar them tightly, for the ruflians
are threatening again, and may be here
In force at any moment to stone the
windows, as they have done before"
The secretary seated himself at the
table and was arranging papers. The
manservant opened the windows, from
| which Frances drew back, and now the
| cries came distinctly to her. Death
| to Straffordm "Down with the ty-
| rant!' 80 the block with the king q
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bShiu iuo'ily CdllPU IVTtu.
ooh! l fear my father is in danger.
Do you think they have him in their
power. that they exult soT'
Good Mrs Jarrett. anxiety on her
own honest face, soothcd her young
mistress, and the secretary came for
ward.
BE not troubled, madam" he said.
"While they cry "To the block it shows
they have not possession of his lord
ships person, but hope to stir up ran
cor to his disfavor. While they shout
for process of law, his lordship is safe.
for the law is in his hands and in those
of the king, whose bchcsts he carries
out"
This seemed a reasonable deduction.
and it calmcd the inquirer, although
there remained to her disquietude the
accent of triumph in the voice of the
mob.
death to STAFFORD" was the bur
den of the acclaim. but now one shout
ed, Justice on Strafford.' though his
meaning was clearly the same as the
others. There was no dissenting out
cry, and this unanimous hatred. so
vetcmcntly expressed. terrified at least
one listener. Why was her father so
universally detcsted? What had he
doncf Stern he was undoubtedly, but
just, ns his reception of herself had
shown, and courteous to all to whom
she heard him speak; yet the memory
of that phrase Strike through" utter
cd with such ruthless GOODNESS. haunt
ed her memory, and she heard again
the sl,rieks of those tramplCd under.
foot. 1t was an indication that what
he had TO do lie did with all his might.
reckless of consequence. II any oc-
cupicd his path the INSTRUCTOR had 10
stand aside or 20 down, and such II
course does not make for popularity
The windows being now shattered
and barred securely, and the tumut
mlilled into indiStinct murmur. lights
were brouAt in. Mrs. Jarrett urged
/ tho girl TO partAke of some refresh
ment but Frances insisted on waiting
for her father. The secretary, seeing
/ her anXict., said:
MT NollinS went out some two
hours ago to learn what was taking
riu,s had honnonoI ro ,.nrII ho.o
been here before now with tidings"
"Who is Mr. Noilins?"
Ills lordShip'> treasurer. madam"
/ As the words We're uttered, the door
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CHAPTER V.

a DRIZXIING rain had set in
IA and had driven the crowds
IA from the streets. Frances
drew a chair TO the window of
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CHAPTER VI

TRANCES made her way to the
~ north rs her father had direct.
Ia ed, and everywhere found the
news Of his arrest in advance OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-01

w no IL llicEc: asked lHt N''i'l"lS
through the grating,
"A messenger from the court was
the reply Frances had come up the
hail on hearing the challenge,
what name?' demanded the secre-
tary.
YOU. The mob has surgcd down the
street, but it may return at any mo
ment.'
"Orcn," said Frances, with decision,
and the secretary 0heycd.
De fourCy came in. unrccognizablc NJ
first because of the cloak that cnvclop-
ed him, The door WAS secured behind
him. and he flung his cloak to ono of
the men standing there His gay plum
age was somewhat RULED, and the girl
never thought she would be SO heartily
glad to see him.
as it true that my father is sent TO
the TowcrW were her first words
mo, mademoiSclc; but he is in
custody, arrested by order of parlin-
mcnt, and at this moment detained in
the house of James Maxwell, keeper OF
the Black Rod, who took his sword
from him and is responsible for his
safety Ills said he will be taken 70
the Tower tomorrow, but they reckon
not on the good will Of some of MS who
are his friends, and they forget tho
power Of the king"
Frances frowncd, but said:
"What We're the circllm stances of my
fathers arrest? What do they charge
against him.
God knows what the indictment is
chiefly that he is STAFFORD. | think
He entered the house Of lords this ait
trnoon ana walked with customary
ordered TO withdraw until he was cent
The Washington times., 1904-01-10
Change for the Worse.

HenpeclS-He was web of year ago.
Datchler-How wen of is he reputed 10 have
beer?
Henpeck-Oh. he didn't know how well of
be mean he's married now.-Philadel-
phia Press
The Washington times., 1904-01-10
An Even Break.

''she's girl after his own heart, he says"
Eyes. and he's man after her money"
'But you know it's whispered on the quiet
chat sh= hasn't any money"
well. it's notorious fact that he hasn't
any heart. "--Houston Post.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

ueber @lid i'm 3eitunssbetrieb batis
Der jiingit teritorbene Cir Sobn Nos
binfOn. heg lansjdbrige aeiter Der
DDailD sletps" in 2onbpn man9e in
tereHonte @eididts gu er3dblen. MIs
Qorb WlaDo gum 9i5ef0nig bon Snz
bien ernannt nuroe, befuc1te elm nit
WaDo ~befreunbeter unb nit Dem leiter
Der r9ailp Tefps" pberfldGli9 befonn-
Ier 3err bicien i'm Bureau bes 9lattes
anb frogte an, oh es Mobinion genebm
Jet, ipcnn er ibm gelegentlih ipidtige
Habri9ten, Die linn bemnGdit BEL elmer
acpIanten Idngern Heiie in Snbien gu
Sbren tdmen. telegrapbiid fir bic Sci
tltng iibermittle. Sir Sobn erfIdrte
iid bamit einperitanben, ipenrl folfe
Wittbeilungen pirtlih bon Widtigfeit
lpdren uno fofort t~elegrap6irt piirDen.
uWas piiroen sic benn fir pirtlidl
ipidtig erildren2" fragile Der Neiuder.
Run" meinte Cir Sobn Iddelnb
9ipenn 3. 9. Der Wi5etSnig ermorbei
tpiirbe, unb Sic ipGren aerobe babel,
10 mdre bas cine ipirtIid pidtige Sade
uno cine pailenbe @elegenbsit 5ur Mit.
t%beilung." 2orb MaDo fpurbe tbats
iGdlid duf Den unbomonii6cn Snieln
BON einem Strdfling ermorbet. Der
3ufdu fpopte Is, Bah Der ipeilanb Ge.
fnder i'm Bureau Der n9ailp Nsips"
ipirtlid sugsgen mar unb trob Der Muf=
regung oes N%ueenblids, feints 4uftras
geS cingebenf, fofort Der .Dailp Hefps"
teleerdpbirtc, 70 baB biefe bic erIis
Mittbeiling iibsr bas Greignib bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
Men[h uno Aff.
y,eae 5~cridunsen sur eoiuno css VrcbIsuss
Der Gtammespeswcmotfmaft.

einen reusn QDee, bic Jrass Der
StammcS : YerpanbtI1aft 3lpii9en
Wlenid uno Mffe gu loleu. bat jiineit
9ons Trietcni9al beidritten. in6em er
bas Wluiierum bonn MenfGen loipie
bon perf9ieoenen Qffenarten &anins
Gen einfpr;bie uno Die Reattion be.
obahtete, bic nun 3piiGen benz aonins
lbenblui uno bem eingeimpften 9luts
lerum e%ntI!dnb. pa ergab Iid, bah
bas glut Der anthrcpoiben Mflen gr0s
bere 9emiiae Qebnli9feit in aeipiKen
Yunften nit Dem Dilute bes Meniden
ais nit Dem Blute nieoerer Mffenarten
beIibt, mitbin cine glutsperipanoii1ai!
5ipiiden Msnfd uno Menfdenaffe be-
itebt.
zen geipeis bierfiir erbradte er nod
3fpei Ni1tl,nqen: einmal fpies er nd6,
oab MenidenbIut Die Ylu~ttDrperdben
Der a~ntbropriben Affsn nidt CUR 50.
iune brinsi, ipdbrenb bic 9lutt0rper=
ten Der nieberen Mffenartsn aufeel0it
ipurben, unb peiterbin, bab i'm Wenz
idenblutierum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stoffe, ipabrfheinlih Glemente, por-
banben finb, lpeIAe bic @Iutt0rpsrdcn
Der nieoereu Mffen in pielen 1duen on=
greifen, bic Der a~ntbropoiben Nffen ba=
oegen nidt. SrieoentbaI fAliebt bier
aus, bab bic Gintbsilung Der fatarrbiz
nen GdmalnaIigen) 4ffen auf 0runb
Der 8lutreattionen 81 teinem anbern
Gres5niB fiibren fam, ais bic NOR.
pho 9e 9etrahtung, bGb ndmlin
Weni9en uno antbropDibe Mffen in
elmer bsIonbern lnterorbnung (Qlnz
tropomorpben) ben S9ipon3affen ge
geniibergeitelt perben miiiTsn. Damit
ndbert fih feline Q~(uFfafune Der bereits
BON 9urlep aufgeiteLten 9befe, bab Die
morpboloeilden llnterf9iebe 5ipiIdsn
einem Oorila unb einem Menlden ges
ringer feien, als bic aipifden einem
Gorilla unb ben niebrigitltebenben
glffeu. oab olio Die Oottun9 Homo
sapiens in Die llnteroronung 0er See
tarrbinen ein3ureiben fei. Climb bieie
Yeriudc bon Jrieoentbal aud nod
nidt abgefdlofen, 70 periprehen fe
bod Die G%r0ffnuns cines nelien Meses
Der 6ori9ung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

Der peftfGlifde NaturforIGer paul
Denler bat ieitseielt, bah bas 70 uns
i1ulbig a~usiebenbe Gi160rn6en be-
Ionbers finnreid angelegte Nefser ole
Bogelfalen baut. Die Ne{ter limb
ourcb cine 3nif9enipanb in 3ipei aams
mem getbeilt, unb in bieIsr Wanb 1T
Elm nit elmer ais WcoS unb Qdu6 pers
fertigten aIappe geIdIo1enes Cod ons
gebradt. SIN iolhen ylei tern fanb De.
mer mebrmals bic Jebern bon qerupis
ten Meilen unb 0olbbd6uden, unb ba
er bieie WDgel iuieberbolt lire Naht,
rube IN Gi6b0rndenneItern bate ouf
Iuden iebsn, 70 iticg in ibm Der Der.
bu9t auf, Oab bos Gi9b0rn6cn tel
V10rber leiner @diie fei. Wei peiteren
9eoCa9tungen eeIang es in periGieoe
men DGQen, bos Gidborn auf frilher
5bat 3u ertappcn. DaHelbe lailert in
Der Ndbc ober ir Der 3~ipeiten aammer
bes T%angnefteS, Bis Die WDgel In Der
Ddmmerung in bas geIt i9Iiipfei, uno
ilberfdni bieIelben bonn plOblid. I'm
iib elm m0gIi9it fideres Bib bon BEN
llmfange bieier MDrbereien 5i MAIDEN.
unterluAte Memer ben Mageninbalt
bon 96 Gidb0rnhen; in 81 9Guen
fano er bic Geite bon W0seIn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
epssial.e

xrnen Q edIdse. sipsitsr a.arrn,
aiudtena e4Iass, brittsr Nlarm,
Drittsn 2 e6Iass bisrtn 2laun.
i-s-i, 6suer aus inb e9lau9 a~uisrslt.
. S4ldgs Mahcbrld ab.
II e9Idss II utr yittash
. Die 70 bss69-st signeIf ivubsn nnr bsu xturna
Ht4tr anss8sbeA ta an ben tstrsnksbta erabai
t~reusunoes tsbne QIormfoftsu anasbrset fss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

loipan pom
Gmiemia b. glOlersfclo= YaneIfrcm.
Roipan pom
6ortiegnng.

y6ml" bate elmer Der 6erren bars
ouf aeloat, bic Gade 1T nur bic -
bm - ni6t Dab i6 6rau b. Orabs
mann audi nlir cine Der Sugenoen, bic
sic, lieber alaus, ibr 3ufdreiben,
itreitio MAIDEN m0fte ooer f0nnte -
MIR bic Gahe nit benz .gnbang"
itimmt nidt, Oenn bic Dame fat einen
Sobn!"
nGinen = ipasg" fahr Der Suiti5s
rotb oui.
.Ro, tie iDirb i'm bod nift Dor Sbs
nen p~erleuanet boben2" mor bic la
6enoe GrmioeruHg. nGr 1T audi ii6ris
gems elm IdiDer su berleugnenbes Obs
jett, oisier W1ar %@rabmoun, oenn i'm
lebien SpieIerpro3eB bat er betannts
lid cine Rone geipielt, pie ibm Elm
bis6en ben araoen gsioitst bat, Mans
Iih ben BON feiner .5uidrenuniform.
Benigltens tempordr. Denn man
Qlaubt, er lpiro pisber in bic Armee
dufgenommen iper0en. ipenn erlt ettpds
Oras iiber bic @efhihte gelpa6fen lit,
neil er nod nit einem perbdltnibmds
bio blouen Qluge aus Der 2lffdre berz
aus oetommen III. Oas Slid Dielsr
Wiebereinrangirung iebe id 5ipar
niht ein, oenn nit Der 3ulage, Die leiz
ne Wutser ii9 fir ibn BON ibrem Iauer
Griporbenen ab3padt, piro er auH
feline Gpriinoe MAIDEN f0nnen, unO i9
.psib 3ufdaig, oaB er Sduloen bat.
llnb Bis gu Ieinsm Wieoereintritt IN
bic Nrmce ndbrt en- Iid bod natiirlid
audi nur aus Mutters Jaihe -er iou
momentum bier in Berlin berumluns
germ. Inter feinen aamera0en mar
Ct ipeiter nidt lebr beliebt bic bas
Ben i'm fiber Obne Sdmer5en f6eiOen
Ieben.."
Ger Suiti5ratb iagte tpeiter ni6ts,
oenn Die Hadriht traf i'm rebt uners
partsf uno unerpiini6t. 3par, ipenn
er's eripo9, muBie er iid iasen, OaB
eroBe @efa6r babur9 fir Beatrir
Dcrnberg ni9t DorIag, benin "
Gum Qnoenfen oiefes 3roites fam
er nidt, bsnn Elm anoerer Der 9erren
faQie: Damn ipunDert's mid nur,
oaB DC Usa'lst h'g' pelluu1' w. ~.
S6ubbefoblensn gu perbciratben. @ers
Dammit reide Yartien. bic Ms."
ga, fpo6er piien sic oenn, bab tie
IS niht perfudt bot2" fragts Elm orlts
ter.
~Hidt O%entbar!" eripIoests Der erie.
bort lag l~o5ulagen Der HnaPPsl oslm
9unoe. oenn Der Vormuno, Der lelne
Jnitruttlonen battle, pdbte auf p1e esn
Euds, oaB nid)ts berelngel1 muggeii
mnroe, mas eontretanoe mar you
mare er ia ihsIeBlln nloqt Der sflls
yormuno geipeleH, ben ma pate ness
fibren iOnnen, dber DE JeBlgen eDe,
manner BON 6rau D. UrdBrlanns
S6iiblingen iparen ben Jangen Oa'
men ihon BON dInobeIt an peltImm'
poroen uno oa gegenleitIg ipdter telns
Abneiatng %eintrat, 10 arrangIrie lId1
Die Sdhe glatt uno einfaf). y'esn
bier iDaren Jrau b. @raBmann flE
etpaige !0eiratbSpldne nit ibrem Sob'
ne bic 0dnoe bod all5uIebr gebunoen
uno lie 1T audi siel 81 thug, ais oaH
fe bic petuni1ren uno anoeren yor'
tbeiIe Diefer Stsaung ben Spsrlina
in Der .0ono fir Die 5aube auf BEN
Dode - IeiAtlinnig in bic Sdon5'
qeTdlogen bate. DEM iie 1T iebI
thug - iebr! User li6 ourh's Seber
70 6urdf6lagen mub. pie lie's get6ar
bat. INNER abbdnsis TT unb mil
lrummem Riiden Dor lallnllfen Brot'
berren Idoripsn5eln mub ums lieb'
qeben fir Iid uno ben ncryus rerum
Fir Den qiimmel bon Sobn, Der ipirf
tug, IeIbit penn's bon Mnfang an
nIdt IN ihm lteden iollte. 6ralI DOT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
Seuer

100 TART Gpe rnt ie
2ls Capita. ass anb 81.
2ls 4sHnisIp. =. 9Ri6inm
al< SIiincis unb 20.
eib Genatt gbe un6 n.
ZIG penniplbania uub e
XII glerifian uns &c.
21s Capital 9lps unb 20
2is Broadway nnb 10.
23i Sitincis un6 Ylc2ean
23s &c. - Spritenbans
2enmoob unb 30.
235 Sllinpis unb So.
ESQ Nnnstta uHb &c
2s7 Qc. o. Gprisenbaus
HELL unb 9loDer
2ss llbell 2asosr @orta
$50 aSabel unb ~.
al Wlerihidn unb "a.
a42' SainOis II Ct. c.G2.
243 eleribse inb Is.
S12 Gseit uue @nluuf
sl3 weli uHb IL
slz 6oiparb unb 10.
slb Eorbet ano 9aed
BIG GotitaI ape uut 10
SIT 9ortbtDeiteru NDe IN,
3le Cent unb 10.
8f8 Gdn1t iunb 10.
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20. Baitinstcn.
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