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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
Cbuc Srocn! - Dit Grocn!

Nus 0u0apclt miro bcrldltct: ,Mn'
l0Blid) Der Mbl6iebS : Nuoicn5 bc3
aobinctS lisio trug iih folgcnoer
intercllontcr 3iuiid)eniol 5ll: sllS Die
Winiltcr im@Gnicmorih Die Sreppcn
Der Noiburg in Sicil hinorliItiegcr,
trnt lbncn cill bobcr Solbcomier cnt.
9eacn mo riei: ,Gr6clen5cn, eli
groBc@ Mtolheim lit gcidcbcn. lie
Gr5cllcn5Cn bobcn Die @GnOer ibrcr
groBen Sr0cn angelegt. Scbt obcr
lit Soltroucr. mo mobrcno Der Sof'
Sroucr Oilricn oic SroensbGnoer
nift nllgclc9t mcroen." Der Sofbc-
ante boitc polltommcn rcd)t. Saois'
lnit@ Sntnc9, aurl Sicronpmi uno
8rof 2Dncn . S%eoerpnrp botten Die
Sr0en@boilocr Inn Die Wilets orgc.
legt. ga fam man leiht belien,"
logte SufocS, nicBt babe i6 fem Or.
ocnsbono mchr." Ntit oicienWortclt
tloptfe CT lctitcll Srad 81, Solelbe
that Sicronpmi. @roi abucn nobrl
oas OrocnSbWto ob mo licB es in
Der Coid)e ocrihiuinocn. @eiter gina
Der Wurid Der oemiiiionIrten Mini.
tier inter Sis5o's Siibrung. sic mo.
rclt bcreitS Dor Dem gmpiangs5im.
MGR oe@ Monorhen ongclongt, ols
ein nod bobcrer Soibeomtcr berbci.
~ltitrStc unb rici: lin Wotteswiller,
Gr5ellen5en, lpos BADEN Sic oo onge.
rldltei, 81 ocn abihieoS , a~uoicu5eil
muB man nit Den 9anoern Der gro.
zen Sroen erifeincn!" 9obiSlons
Sufocs Iohelte. .Motiirlid". iogtc
CT, uno fnopitc ocu 6rod micoer ont.
bier bobe ih ia mein S~roensbono."
Gos @lcid)c that aud, aorl sSiere.
npmL mabreno @raf abuert !. &coer.
barn ieinen @roBtprbon aus Der Ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
arpnprins nnb HpItsGlcuc.

Cine bilbide @piiooc aus Dem Iui.
elttbalt oeS aronprin5enpoores IN
Slbertllsltod beriftct oie in G6or.
l%ottcnbnr9 e~rif)einenoc ,Nelte 3cit".
Sn Soad]imstboi, einem fleinen MIR.
tlld)en St0otd)en in ser 9tGbc ocS
SagoihloIies SubertuSItod, 6oS scr
aronprin5 nnb ieine@cnoblin oeItcrr
o~erlollen baben, creignetc Iid) Dor
&itr5em cine biibidc Gpiiooe, sic be.
l%olloerc 9eohtulg pcr6icnt. &or ei.
rlgel1 Sogen beiudtcn Der aronprin5
mo Die &ronprin5eliin obnc icoc 9e.
oleltnng oaS Eoitomt in SJoadinlS,
tbol, oos sur 9ewGltiglun0 ocS pcgeu
oeS fronprln3lidcn SoiitaotS sur Belt
5iemlld ltorfcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
burd) Die Disqualification cine Ser.
ltorfllng bon mebrercn 9comten er-
bolten bate. Ger 9ronprir5 unb
leille 8emnbliu u~nterbicltcu lid nit
Den 9eonlten oltf bas 2iebcnSmiirs
ol9lte l1no lticBen al,d) olf cincn nod
Iebr ilngen Eoit-Glepcn, Dem Der
aronprin5 Die Sro9e p~orlcgte: .Sbr
9icnIt lit ipobl jest ourd, meme ino
Der Sronprin5eliin Nnlpcicnbcit ein
red)t ltrommer, nidt mobr?" Scr
lun9c Wonn, Der cilcn Nllgcnblid
pergcIicu 5u bobcn ificn, men er Dor
ltd) bate, nntportctc trGlImcriid:
DSo, leioer!" beiom iit ober ioiort
clnes geIieren mo iogtc: nYoroon,
fol'erlihe Sobeit." - Sea loiien
Sic mlr," iogtc Der aronprina Sic
bobelt meni9itens bic 8obrbeit 0eiogt
lt,o Iold]e 2eutc mag it) germ! @cnn
Sic morgen feinenI icnit bobcn, fom.
men Sic MIR oui'S SoQoihloB uuo
meloen Sic ltd) bel mir" 9l8 Der
lltnge Wonn om n0d)itcn &ormittog,
lple beIoblel, ooS SoooidloB 0llber-
tltSltod oufludtc, tbeilte Der arons
prin5 Dem irelloi9 l(cbcrraihtcn nit,
Dob CT ibm in Inbctroft lcincr chr
lid)en Sffenbeit unb iilr Ole miuigc
ablciltnng oeS itrcngen 0icnltes iein
nno Der aronprin5cilin 9ilb nit Der
ei%genbGnoigcn Iuiihriit: Gas Icbte
Gpongelium in oieier @elt lit: aenne
Define Irbeit mo tbltc lic!l" gum Sc
l6ent genlndJt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

ide 500 unO nencrlid untlegtc. @el-
der bon Den beioen Soibeomten red)t
gebobt bat, ~lpiiien bic oeiniiiionirten
Winllter belltc nod nidt. Sebenfuu9
oher lit eS Dem @rofen SiS5o bierbci
atn Vclten g%cgangcn: or fam un0
qing obnc SrOcnsbono-cr bat nGnr-
lid feitcs!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

ltnter Sen Gltcren Ser.
tretcrn Der hcutid) . amerifoniidcn
Rrclie bot Der 600 in ocn lebtcn Sab.
rclt itdrf a%llfoerdilttt. Sect bat er
Dem lo%ngiobrigeu Gbef . Tconftcur
oes Buffalo 0cmofrot," Otto oil
hing, Die 6eocr ans Der Sono gcnonls
men. Der Singclhieoeic por 1910
III Sllneburg geboren. Nof Nbiolpi.
rlllg oes @pmnolirnlS ltlioirte er IN
@ottingcn, Scioelberg mo Berlin
Geldihtc, Eolitif mo StootSwiiicn.
Idoiten. Sm Sabre 1865 ponocrtt
CT, un5uiricbeu nit oen bonnopcr'.
id)et 3uItonoen, nnd Mmerifd aus
uno iano bal0 iournoliitiibe 9eiddi.
iigung an Der .N.-D. Stoots- 3ta."
uio cinige Sabre am philadelphia
Gemufrot," Sm Sabre 1878 trnt
Ilbiig IN Den Ncouftionsltub oeS
,Vniiolo Gemofrot" elm, iuar oonll
l1ngerc Belt an Buffalo Courier"
tb1tig nno fcbrtc 1856 micoer gum
Buffalo Oemofrot" 5itriid, ocllcn
Gbei- Heoottenr CT IN oen lebten 5man.
5ig Sobrcn g~eipeien lit. Sr. albing
ueriiigte iibcr cincn reid)cn @iiienS.
idob ulb bcbcrrid)te b%cionberS oas
@eldidtsgcbiet. Gin @erf iiber Die
3eit Der Gcconltruftion, an Dem er
leit mebreren SSobren g~corbeitet, bat
CT leioer nidt ntcbr gum IblhluB
bringeu fonnen. Der Gubingelbie.
oenc biltcrl1Bt licben &in0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

bcrctt9 cit oltreid)tlder Solfsiptrfl1
idaitIcr fir cincn 3uiomnlcnidlit'
M}ittcl Guropo'S Elm, i'm Die oltle
rifoniid)c @cfobr nb5liucnocll. llcbc
tbcorctiIdc Grortcrungcn fam MAJ
OantuIS nid)t b%inauS. Sebt 9rciiel
frnn50iiidJc Tolitifcr un0 Hutiollol
Sefonomcn 0o8 Troblem mieoer orti
&r. &oiepb Hibct bat unIGngit IN DC
Barrier .Noupelc Heoue" ocn ,Dat
fec . Sl1perialiSmuS" ais 6ic CROFT
~beitcbcnoc @efobr iiir Die Nntionel
Der @clt bitgcitclit. Gr iogt in ici
ltcn NltSfilbrltngcn: Die Sormcl iill
Die 3iclc Ser Imerifancr lit: ,Qiu
8cIt fir 0ic Nncrifoncr!" Die Bali;
0aiiir lit nady Iniidt Hibct'S oil
Wonroc . Ioftrin, oeren Ycrioniii
fntion Gbeooorc Nooicbelt lit. Sr
Nibct logt: Der omerifoniide Srnpc
rinliSnuiS lit nellcr ais Der engliid)c
lt0rfcr ais Scr Ocutl6e uno iclbithc.
iuuBtcr ais Scr %jnponiid)c. ST i'll
oui bic Wonroc 0oftrin alifgcbaut
Ole lid gum Eon NmcrifoniSmlS or.
mcitcrt mo ld)licblih Ole Worima
bot: Die @clt fir Ole amcrifouer
Ton sen ofonomiiden @ebicten gebcl,
oic Ncrcinigtcn Stootcn notbwenbi.
ger Meiic and olif Die politiifer
iibcr, criucitcrt ieine &reiie unO icitigt
iciucn @olt oii bic @elt.
Sronfreid), ouS 2allb oeS 2id)t3.
miiiic ieinen GiniluB gcltenb nloden.
lid nit Der ilopildeu HotionolitGten.
@rHppc perbiinbcn mo ibrc ~lotcilfi.
ihen Shlpeitern nm lid ihooren I'm
Den Gereinigten Stooten oos Iiftrm
cin5uprGgcn: Tount fir Nile bat bic
Groc!
Gas 1T eitcI Sdppnr5icberei, nlr
Die @orihId9c bc8 &rn. Tibet linG
oii feincn Sail gcciguet, Die onlcri.
fnnildc @ciobr o0cr ocn omcrifoni,
id)en Snpcrioli$miS 5lriid SIT Dam.
men.
9tum bot ol,d) Ser %befountc lron5o.
llld)c 6ricocnSnpoltcl mo equator
Baron o'@itoilrncaeS oaS @ort in
oicler Nn0clcgcnbcit genonrmcn. 81
licbt onS Wittel 5ilr 9etGmpiurg bes
omeritnniid)cn Smpcriolismlls unr
Der omeritouiid)cn @eiobr in elmer
Terlton0igurlg 5nilden Sronfreid
mo 0eutld)Inno, Der cine Mnn1bc.
rllllg iolgcn miilic. @incm iolbel
@ltnOe milrOe lhIicBlid) aud Gng.
lnn0 beIirctcn, itno Der biSber Der
lnd)te 8eoonfe Der Sereinigteu Stuo'
ten BON europa mcroc Der Tcrnirf
lidlulg nobcr gcriidt. llno Der oeltt,
'de General b. 4iegnib ldlicbt lid
Den Nniihten oes iron5oIiihcn Seno'
tors p~oainboltlid an. Sin eltropdi,
iher Stootenbunb, inl oen ancrifo'
niidcn SmpcrialiSmiS in Sd,od) 81
bolten! Cine lttopic. Iic mirtb,
ihoitlihen Sltterciieu Der ellropoi.
id)cn Nutioncn iino 10 perid)lcocn. hiC
6iicriildteleicn 10 groB, bob an cine
&ermirfIidpung Der irommen @iin'
idc o'GitourncqeS' mo 0cs Generals
b. Siegnib nidjt 5t ocnfcn lit. PIN
ndberlns mogerItGnoiauna 5wiidc,l
6rontrcih mo 0elltidlono lpilroe ia
bcioen 2Giloern bon Gortbcil iein
ober Elm ucreinigtes europa 81
Stonbe 81 brin9eI, gcgcl cine 0e,
inbr, Die gar nid)t Ga it, onS 1T Gin
0ing DER llunoglihfcit. Sit nbct
oltd nidt notbwcnoig. 0nS @eipcnlt
ocS nnicrifauiidcn SmpcrinliSmls lit
nift 10 groB, mic es BON Den 6ron-
6oien bingcltcllt miro. europa broud)t
bagcgcn nod nidt mo6il iu MAIDEN.
PM Dem mirtbldDnitlihcn @cbietc
uno ouf Dem Weltnlorftc b~cboliptci,
Die 1ilhtigfeit mo Die Gncrgic oos
Sclo.
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Wegen ben amcrifaniid,eu Smperia.
IiSmuS.

gaIo it's bic veeIbe @eiobr." balo
Die .ameriianiide @efabr," ole Gin.
5eInen Gnrop1ern in Die @lieocr
iabrt. Reufraipas ilpirp pic. damcri.
lfaniidc gcichr ipirher in eurepa fr.
Srtert nno oiesnlais beioaaers1 In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
Qpubpu Earf.

Ter banptiahfiditc aritOhof IN Baltimore.
AN ieSep Ssit errei$n%"T %igni Gents ssabr
eelo bon alien Sfaoitbetlet. Strubetbabn
Wnggons paitrcn oen SnupieiranIig. ale oteI
Wttrutcr. Wurmes NUrie3lnlner fir SolCbe
Die ben Srieobof bel rGnhCm gSelier b%eiltbcl.
VegrdbniRpidee 3n icbr n1Biac1 Ereitcl
idrrmtlib inter fortiudbrcuocr Pfleee.
Nhrtan: Tr. 81, Net' Saraipga'Stra6c.
CNQuG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
Snnac MGnncr!

Grltrut 5eIearaphtreu nHb eifentahu.gndt.
itbraua.
$50 bis 500 Wonniss 8ebnlt fit nniere gbi'
~iurtenteu ODER feline MISUNDERSTANDING. 3cie'
grapbiitcn In grnbcr gilcbtraae. ltntere 9 Shu'
len fino bic grnBtcn In amerifa: bon icoem
R1bns0camien .emptoblcn, Sept Ut bic bette
Belt 5um @intriit. G6reibi iuegen autulog.
Morie sdlocf OF 1elegrapbn,
Cincinnati, O.: 8nffuln. 9.s0.; gtlGntn, So;
10 Groic. Nisc. 9erurfana. Ter: Can Srun'
cisco. Gal. tIoreiiirt all irgeito eti'. Der nbiger
St1ote.) (Sllt6, 4Ilte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
Die prGdtiSen Bort 9epuiit. nno
Wcftrrtpn . Erfnriipncu.

SerrIide Seenerie'n, @cbtrgs.gni6ten. bic
eroben 9riiden, 8u ieoer 3eit ein 8ennb fir
bic slueen. 9tidis iommt Dem Suenuebanud.
Niber aIeit. Retierion Ut Elm popuIdrer BIat.
@tobe neue SoteIs. gles atbnlet Siube ulo
Comfort. Bic feiniten 2eutc benueen bieie
gusiIiiee. 9seier ,S6neuoampfer .GuSoue.
Daina." Seber Sienfiae, Sonneriina II. Cam
flag nm 1 l,br Ha6mittags. 8idfunft nm
Vii ubr gtenos. @liitpots unb Somitaes
nm 8 llbr Torin. Hidfunft UNI 8 llbr Gbenbs.
Witipods. slusfIiige a~eituiten IN Gtinbe guf,
enibali in Bort 9epoft 5um 8efudb Der prdf'
iigen ~sluIdaeu oes Zone nItiiuis." Sabrs
farten SOC. WinbIseiten soc.
Suni23, 1&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

@enn abr @ureu I5hiern Elm pruitiihe5 sc,
Ihenf MAIDEN mout. eit @efhenf iiir'S game
2ebert. 10 lnBt iie einen aurfus I'M
Gdcerie, Tamen.S dlueiberihfiem
burdbnruden cit. Die G6nIe iii iebt aepitnei. Der
1citenpunit lit qerinG. Sbiiier tlr bic Nbenoi
fIuiien peroen iest GuieenortirteIt. Sepen NC
302, NcitsSaratuBn. Ode 9pwaro' etrafe.
(276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
Sin Sdritt in Der rcdDtcn Tid)tnng
9part - 1rpSeut M

8cgrabuticn.
yin itorter Cara, ]enlueocr nit
ibipar5em .IlidD ooer pelBcH oocr
grnuem. VIiii6 .llebetSup, Ihes fir
Sar9sginiab. Begrdbnif gll}clge,
9tllbdlianllritng Der qCItr.
3rdieriIor. q Roar Sdn6fdubc, 0O
Seffnline oe5 @rabcS,
Seitetlpngeu NIB 8 feline aftiheft.
@iniam 6upf, 9cifcnbcitntter,
Turtbs mo Sreenmuuit 9luc. leioe Ielepborl
tSnni7 ,6Wite ,ia9)
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Moplanb's tirfiidc SGber.
CSult9.I&S-l' N
Caroline \. Cones.

Us iiarb am p. Sill 1903 uat fnt3er aronf.
pps c,pis eeToitne y. Suuee, QCl,cnte @oitl,i bon
1Srameis Hotb. in ibrcm - Gcbcn.la1re; Pie
WverSlahn9 ttnoet spnntaa, ltndiniiiags = u6r.
M ,6 Ger sSognnug ibrcr GIicrl VI: iols; Noro,
Senieterb" ftott (2t0-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
8ermiidjte gnSeiscn.
Wcfanntmadluna.

Sd made biermit befannt, bob i'd nihi fiji
irnenc mel(be bon WciHer Srai Fduline WtiiIt
ctIiJeaaugeiie SdilocIt oerdftiportlI6 let!
Weroe.
Scbn W,iiIer, gr. 16it. Wiilton .gIoe.
f207-i0l
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lorraine.

Maleriid - 9arfartin Sriebtif.
Weitli6 bon Ndlbroui EN- mo cine babe
Wieilc. 9enuBt Die nit ROmbntini hc5ctCbnete
North slbenue.Gor. Srcie Nutiher gi1dmitiugS
ant Terminus. Freife BON NcgrabtlibplIBen iebt
fpe5ieu. Scidte 9eoinQungcti. Ielepbofl
9nton 223. Virenu: 6rnutltn. nno Ntnoiur'
Nuabs. VcrlanBt SrpimHre. (lPni4 ,tS,I&S)
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y Wnltimprr Eenlctcrn.

gircan: Gr. 344, Goros Gborfee.strabe.
.8eerdbniBp!1be 5unt %erfallf = bon $25 IN,
NIT ;W'arlrorpfoiten abBraren5t. $35 Biab
fir bier 8rIber. CSunt6,tO
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r95nigiu Der CONNER Insflase."

Raf gohon nno Hropiben0 rhber eee."
Msrhants & W'iners' 1ransp. Comp.
Ger 9umpter berIdbt baltimore f1alif nm
6 lfbr sbeHoe. 5abrfarten %einftIteblid Wabb'
3eiteu uno S6Iatftene. = S6idt rub einem
@eiicspdnbbl6. 8~iQetsRfireau In SaooItgds
8ermars ino Qtgbt'Strabe.
GSuni3. 2Uit,1&S)
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6. & y unb NgO. Erlepbnne.
$. Gnnbcr 4. E0hnc,

a.. NftdDenbeitattcr mo gipbnlinnirer.
't: l.oS uno t7t0. Canton eenne, nro
5abrltantea BON 4ateut.6a sitts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

" 'tarh am %. SILL 1908 parrn y, 9onser.
SET Ger Seereigung plrO ipdier an9ejelgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

Ser BET sGIcrfSob s.
Callahan bonn IuSlono 9eportc.
ment bcs Nelu . g)orfcr Soupt'Eolt.
onteS lit ipegen 9c~rolibuiig rcgiitrir.
ter HUSBAND . 9rieic pcrbaitet nor.
ben. Gus lit nid)t mebr @roit, ion-
bern %gcnleincr Iicbltabl, lno Der Ill
bobem Nnicbcn ltcbcnoc Gbcf : Glerf
miro MN mobl cine Tcibc bon Sab,
rcn in Sing D.. Sing barber nod)oen
Zen fonteIl, Dob ebrlib ont langIten
mGbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

Ole 2onobepoIferun q
in ,yplpo bat lett 1900 I'M iiini bis
5ebn Ero5ent a%bgenommen. OoS
iuilroe gum Gbeil aui Die bobenEreiie
oes Solpa'er gdcrlonoes gcihoben.
Nun lit Der Steueripertb oeS Sowu'cr
Sormlnnoes INN einen Collar pro
sder reor5irt woroen. Sb ooS Die
Somo'er 5rrildbringen miro, Die Dem
Seimatbsltoote ben Hiiden gcfcbrt
boben? CSopa Heform.")
Ser BARRIER Gem IS"
nennt bic Srcnnung Der Stride bonn
Staat "einen Sprung ms lingo,
miiie." Wan fenne Die Weinitng ocs
2anoes nod niht, bic man ood erIt
bate fenncn lernen iollcn. Greibun
bert flcine MopoIcons bGtten buS
Merf oes eincn arobcn obacsrobcu
mo nnaeiporfen mlo ciucu @cpoI:,
oft alisgeiiibrt. III
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endeavor to IND the guilty woman.
Now that the police knew In which
quarter to spread their net, had little
doubt that she would soon be found.
since she had tempted Providence by
remaining in town.
Mr.. Graham and Mr.. ROYCE werc
looking through the Record article
when l reached the Office, and 1 ex.
planned to them how the alleged inter.
view had been secured. They laughed
together In appreciation Of Godfrey's
audacious enterprise.
1T seems a pretty strong theory"
SAID our senior. "I'm inclined to be-
lieve 1t myself" :.
1 pointed out how 1t explained Miss
Holiadays reticence-her refusal to n.
sist US In proving an alibi. Mr.. Royce
nodded.
Precisely. As Godfrey said, the the.
DRY touches every point of the case.
According to the old police axiom. that
proves it's the right one"
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ceded. She then went on 70 say ma,
she knew Of a number Of bsquests her
rather had intended to make before h!s
death. and which be would have made
II he had not been cut OF 20 suddenly: !:
that the beQuests were OF such a ma
ture that he did not wish his name To
appear in them. aud that she was going
to undertake to cary them out anony-
mously."
"Wellf' asked oa- Junior again.
WELL said Mr.. Graham slowly, .'she
asked ME to dispose at once Of such of
her securities an thought best in or.
der that l might place In her hands by
tomorrow night 100000 I'm cash-a
cool hundred thousandl"
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6be
Holiday
Case
CHAPTER vi.
WAS quito dazed for the moment
"A crowd NJ than, II ,, a

i.
WAS quito dazed for the moment.
"A crowd OF them in my roomr'
i repeated. "a crowd Of whom,
Mrs. Fitchr'
"A crowd OF reportersl They've been
worrying my life out. They seemed to
think I had you hid somewhere. I
hope you're not in trouble, Mr.. Lester r.
Net the least In the world, my dear
madam" laughed. And breathed a
long Sigh Of relief. for I had feared I
know not what disaster. 'In soon I'm.
ish' with the reporters" And I went
onNup the stair.
LonS before reached my rooms 7
hsArd the elatter Of voices and caught
ne odor Of various qualities of tobac.
co. They were lolling about over tho
furniture. telling stories. suppose, and
shsy greeted me with a cheer when I
entered. They were such jovIal fei-
lexs that It was quite impossible to
fsea angry with them. And, besides. I
knew that they were gentlemen: that
thsy iabored early and late at meager
salaries for the pure love Of the work .
nat they were quick to scent fraud or
tricksry or unworthiness and inexora.
bic In exposing It; that they loved
70 90 good anonymously. remaining Ut.
tsrsy unknown save to tho appreciativs
few behind the scenes. So returned
thsira greeting smilingly and sat me
down In chair which one OF them
ooligfngly vacated for me.
"Welr began. looking about at
them.
MI dear Mr. Lester" said the one
who had given me the chair "perm,t
me to Introduce myself as Rankin OF
the Planet. These gcntlcmen"-and he
included them In wide gesture-"are
my colleagues Of the press. We've been
anSiously awaiting YOU Eerc in order
that We may PROFOUND to you certain
questions"
"All right: fire away" said.
First. we'd like to have your theory
or the crime. Your work this after
noon convinced us that you know how
to put two and two together, which IL
more than can be said for the ordi-
nary mortal. The public will want to
Know your thcory--,He great pubic"
"Oh. but haven't any theory"
erest SSbc r GoPt etR utff fa
me- You see. gentlcmcH, I'm quite out
Of the case When We cleared Miss
Holiday cur 'onne ii III with 1t cniel."
"But = Miss Holladay cleared?" he
persisted. "Is 1t not quite conceivable
that In those two hours she was absent
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from her carriage she may have
changed her gown, gone to her fathers
ONCE. and then changed back again
In that case. would she not naturally
have chosen a green gown, since she
never wore greens"
"Oh. nonsense" ] cried. That's
pusriie. Either she would disguise her
self effsctually or not at all. l suppose
IL you were going to commit capital
crime you would merely put on high
hat because you never wear one! III
tell you this much: I'm morally GER
tain that Miss Holiday Is quite inno-
cent; -, believe, Is the district at.
torney."
But how about the note, Mr.. Les.
ter? What did IT containT
2 "Oh, I can't tell you that, you know.
It's none Of my business"
But you ought to treat US all alike, u
he protested.
II do treat you all alike"
But didn't Godfrey get It out oi
your
"0odfrey~ repeated. "Get it out OF
meY'
He stared at me IN astonishment.
lido you mean to tell me, Mr.. Les
ter" he questioned. "that you havcn''
been spending the evening with jim
Godfrey Of the Recordf"
Then, In q fasn, understood. and al
I looked at tia rueful faces Of the mez
gathered about me I laughed until thu
tears came.
80 II was you." gasped. 'vh'
chHsed us up Broadwayr'
He nodded.
I'D bot our hosses Weren't goO'
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".Can wait TIL she gets back. No. we
won't bother her at ALL"
But 1t seemed that she had either im-
proved or changed her mind. for two
days later note, which her maid had
written for her, came to Mr.. Graham
asking him to call upon her In the
course Of the next twenty-four hours,
as she wished to talk over some mat
! tsrs Of business with him. 1t struck
me as singular that she should ask for
Mr. Graham, but our senior called q
cab and started Off at once without
comment. An hour later the door open.
ed and he entered the Office with q
most peculiar sxpresaion Of oeunte-
napce,
"Weil. that beats mel! he exclaimed
ia he dropped into his chair.
Our Junior wheeled around toward
him without speaking, but his anxiety
was plain enough.
ITO think that q girl as level headed
as Frances Holiday has always been
should suddenly develop such whimsi-
cnlities. Yet. L couldn't but admire her
grasp Of things. Here have l been
thinking she didn't know anything
about her business and didn't care, but
she seems to have kept her eyes open."
"Wellf" asked Mr.. Royce us the 9TH
er paused.
well, she started out by reminding
me that her property had been left to
her absolutely, to do as she pleased
with. point which ], Of course. con.
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New Court-MartiaI for Kirkman.

A new court-martial has been ordered TO
sit in Judgment upon Capt. G. W. Kirkman
at Fort Niobrara, Neb on March 81 Wide
publicity given the Kirkman case through
the recent suicide in Omaha of the wife of
Lieut. Louis B. Chandler. and the connec-
ton of the dead woman's name with that
of Kirkman, has led the military authori-
ties to prefer new charges against Kirk
man. 1t is given out that they have rela-
ton to his conduct with Mrs. Chandler. 1t
has come to light that Mrs. Chandler was
called to Fort Niobrara to testify at the
trial of Kirkman by court-martial, and that
when she was there a personal encounter
took place between Capt Kirkman and
Lieut.. Chandler, in which Kirkman was Sc
verely handled. Mrs. Chambers departure
from the fort was FASTENED by the alterca-
ton. and her suicide followed II is limited
that potent western railway interests may
be exerted In behalf OF Kirkman to enable
him to retire from the army on the plea OF
insanity.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Washington March 10, 19O5.-Notice is
hereby given that on the 3lst day of March, 1905,
will expire all licenses issued by the assessor of
the District of Columbia to hucksters produce
dealers at large peddlers etc. Said licenses must
be promptly renewed by all persons desiring to
continue these branches of business after that
date. Fl. II. DARNEILLE, Assessor, D. c.
mh146t
POSTPONEMENT OF SALE OF LOTS ON HOT
Springs Decentralization Springs, Arkansas,
March IL, 1905.-Pursuant to instructions from
the Secretary of the Interior. notice is hereby
given that the sale Of government lots on Hot
Springs Reservation, ut Hot Springs Arkansas,
advertised to take place March 81, 1905, is in.
definitely postponed HARRY H. MEYERS Regis
ter; JOHN E. BUSH. Receiver. Approved: E. A,
HITCHCOCK, Secretary. mhl3-5t
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NISI ORDER.-RICHARD A. SHREVE EFT An.
vs., Ida N. Meyers ct al.-In the Circuit Court for
DERED, this Sd day Of March. A. D. 1905, that
the sale OF the property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings made and reported by Marion Duckett
Charles c. Cole and Bates Warren, trustees he
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown before the goth day Of
March, 1906 provided a copy Of this order be in
serted In some newspaper printed In Prince
Georges county, Maryland once in each of three
successive weeks before the Goth day of March,
1905, and such publication In some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, d. c., the trustees may
deem proper. (Signed) BENZ. ID. STEPHEN
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prince George 8
County. A true copy-Test: (signed) BENZ. D.
STEPHEN. Clerk. mhI3-7t