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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
GgrcnOc Entertaining.

@iir6igc 5cier 0c3 40. @c6urt8taQeS
ciue& bcfmuutcu Qcttid 9Imeri-
foncrS. Cine llcbCrraihrug
mgcncbmcr 9lrt. - Sd0ne Re.
sen uno prG6tige lluterboItung.
NuSGc5cihuctc3 Mcml, -
@oitor @oimom uobe om S6mo.
bcnoltcr. - Die Gbeiluc6mer al
Ser Srrpriic @orto."
.Gbrc, rucm G6rc Nebij6rt." mor
Der critic Eooit, mclhcr 0citcrn 2lbcno
bel Dem @ontctt 81 Gbrcn oe@ @rn.
Sobn EiarfS an ociicu 10. @cburt2-
to0c in ser ger6lmnigcu 0olc Oc9
ReItolronta oe3 @ru. @ermouu
@oigt, Or. 1922, &orforo-4peulc
pom @oitor s. @oimom III G,tBcrit
iinriQer @eiie beontiportet murOc.
Gas @unfctt mar bon elmer Nn5obl
SSrelnOc oeS @Ccbrtcu urrungirt
lporocrL lueldc Srn. GiortS, iiber
ociien G6rcntug bCrcit& I'M Som.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

q. S6n1iot, 8r. un0 Srau Noolpb
Spomer, &r. ltno 6rolt Charles
S6loffcr,, Sr. un6 6rou $. S6leu'
mes, @r, umo 6rou Claus S6uoe, Sr.
1mo 6ruu @Ciurid IbomoS, |6r. mo
Truu NuQllit =. Gruppc, Sr. uno
Iruu &euru IS. &ou @ciuc, @r. mo
6rou Treo. @e6rcnbera &r, uno
Trur ". Is. Micndc, YoItor Sui. Sol
moun, Gopt. 2. 6, Go0moIooer, sic
M@. 2oui3 Ncrntoni 9hlauIt Setting
Nrmiu NGgcr, Grout @eui6el, Geo.
&irideuboicr, 8crnburO Grnit, Carl
=. Sh0nridL Charles &. ScDbol0,
e. e. SdnciOercitb, 6rib Slld8. s.
@m. Sd)olmJ Gbo9. y. &ogt, GboS.
@oBmouM inn, @llitop SicQnunS,
aurI u. nj. Sd)olB, 6roll 2Iuguitc
@crncr, 6rou Gbriitinc Sonoer8,
6rou WurAoret Wtillcr, Sri. Giene.
monL @m. Giort9, glnnu Eiurt3,
Wtorie SiorfS, Ntoric Grob II. Nnna
arob, Die @S. @ouI Sd0niclOer uno
Gbco. @roucr pom Gompier oOloen-
burg"
Observation-Disclosures lieicn ciu
bon Gbcooorc g. @orit, @rof. e. &.
&. Shlrl5, Tront Gents, Gricori6
2icber, Gorl @crtrom, IiborO Z.
SunolnB, @Ouoro Noinc, u. Obit,
Sobn $. Wfi6el, @ermonn W}cn5eI,
i, $. @ltttmom, 6riB Gift, George
Roub, 2lfrco 0iet, gluglIt Corr,
@cor9c @immclmann, Geo. &iutmcl.
bebcr, Samuel &nmburger, @m. II.
Giicubrnnot mo @rlt. mo 6rou g.
&roltiC.
Sir sic biibi6c t6eier iuor Elm
Sounenir = Erogromm geOrlldt nor.
ben, meIheS ooS moblqctroffene 9ilo
0e@ @eebrten olli Der Snncnieitc
trug, 0n& Wtcnu cntbiclt unO cine
Nn6obl Gommer3lie0cr, ipcIdc ru16-
reno oc9 NbcnOS BON Sen Gcriom=
meItclL mic c@ Die @cIegenbeit erfor.
oerte, geIlungen mltroen. GuS Solls
penir biloet elm biibI6eS Inoenfen
an Die tleinc 6citIidteit.
0o@ MenlL mclheS ollf Oa8 Bette
III Der Goi9ti6en Slide 5ltbereitet
iuorocn lunr, CntbieIt ole 0elifoteI,
len Scr Suiion, mo ieoer ciu5elne
@ong mmnOctc ollSgc5cidnet. 9c3.
0lcihen mar Ole 9eoienrng toOelloS.
Froi. 2ouiS @inter bate fiir 0en
mtlifoIiId)cn @cnnlb geiorqt.
Gon Der 9totionol 9rolerei mar
OoS prGdtigc 9cneoiftiner.9ier fir
Die Soiel geionot mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Spfcr ScS 6cacrS.


Die 1 Sabre altc Selcn <rSti crittfi
m9brerh circs Wrorhcs Trorl
0V''et oo''' "u''"' "UVt'ou'''H''
Der S6u0cn MIR gcring.
SSuprcllo ell|V9 llLlotoel'IeIlotH 0vl'
er2 III 9.t. Oh, SHo,0pHo5SlrobV
erllIaIe aelletH HoCHo ole NopFc CUT
N'leH @''rHlL Ole Soullet OCT o't'o't'
loelen Nro'' Nrlell N'Ir9tL l'lo e.I
W'u''l 9'oIl''l'@ Nrolll SellCr' ~
@opre olr mo III g'r. l""'' &QolI'c9'
StruBe ~IoooHQolL lollroe oolll MulluV
l'Oer'oolllal, SeR'erer eF9o'le lIa) it.
ood) bolo lo1cocr l'no tohllfe aus oelII
"St. SpleP0@'@olpItol, luoolll Ulol'
nm pro0tc' ellilolell peroen.
SoS Sel'er oroW III lid)l ollI8etlar'
ter SSelle M 4 Slod'oerte oe@ @ollle9
9tr. o4z, SHo'Nollo'SIF uBe, lur5 oot
. ltDt aus, no ErolI NSllr@fl nl't 'Dtell
orel Alhoerh' Sol'lle' Hopte' 500
D No0re, ltllo SeleH, 4 lbopre all'
lpoDllt. 9lc Vdlttcr Dolte lld) mn oeh
5'pel 0It''l'h @fuod)rlt III oell @oI Ut
9eoen' lull oort llod) lDret @o'pe 81
Iepell' poDrello @clelt ollelll mi 3lnl-
l''et oerolleO' Gtlpo III |nlll'Iell lpo-
let oel'ertte lle Naitd) aus tpre SSop5
lll'li8 orlll9ell' &Dre 9ill1erl'Ie prnd)'
re III tnr5eller 3elt oo" cause, oId)f
o~e'ooD'te 9ol'" III Hi'lrl'Dr, lpopreto
0rollt Follto pom gtr, Sl6, Sllo'
Sol'o,SlroBe' el'leli @lorllL pom So'
l''ll gtr' loo e''lInllote' S'e 0cl'er'
loepr tam ptohlpt sur Stelle ltlo
tolute ole 6lolll''cI III tl'r5er 3elt.
eoPt' Veo. Uorloell pom DER Sclter'
e~olnPoallle gtr. " Iol'o Ole tlelllc @e'
lC1 III oell 9l''tct6lllllller oe@ olertell
Slod,oerteS' looplll ''a) ooS Hl''o le'
oe'tlol@ Dor oe'' 0loll'l'lell 6iI relfell
oerlilUl polle. Us loor oeloilBtlo@,
lt"o eoPl' 0og'peu mug ooTelOe loN
e'llel' sumner oe@ orlItel' Stodloer'
teS, no eopt. Vfld)oel Sl'lll pom Der
Spf'een'eoll'poallIe gtr, II i'ito @eo'
Solter@og. 9''|t@ %'olG!l'l't DER
SPt'Be'-eolIPo9'''e g'r. . 'pr @to9-
llu9'le" o~et'lld)te'l ooS oeollBtIo'e
Ml'o lhS Sepe't 5llrl'd5l'orIl9cl''
@per uIie Sel'i'pill'9tn loorell erIol9,
los. S'e III Der 3'ola)eT5eit an Srt
to''o Sleue 9erllIelel Iet5le' St'0oD't
Notp DON 9st. 2ooo, eo'tern'9oenlle,
tI.o NJ, Sopn y. Megoer9er pom Yer.
l'o9, allceoll'losStroBe, tolllltelt llllr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

taQ&- GorreIponoentcn" bcridtct nor.
0cn lit, Orrd) @rn. Geo ,&irihcnbofcr,
0en Gbrcn- YrGii0clitcn 0c& oglriom"
bon icincr Mobnmg al Der Eotter.
ion-Gort Nucnlc nod Der 6~cItballC
ob6olcn lieBcn, obnc Dob Oericlbt
muBtc, lpcld)c l(cbCrrol6r1g i6m
BORT bcrcitct mor0cn mar. Nu6oenl
cr iid bon Ieinem G%ritoincn erbolt
butte, mrroe er pon &rn. =. ". @Cb.
rcnberg. Der ais Sooitmcilter NM
qirtc, in cini9cn @orten Oen Nniu2-
ien0en porgeitcllt ln0 bielt ENC
0unfcnoc 2(niprod)c. Dos Or6eitcr
Jimmie bic Eoielnuliif an, uno man
IieB iid sic mtf9ctrageucn Spciian
mltnoen. IS mar lunge nod 10 llbr
Sl6enoS, ais ooS Gi9crctnc fiir biC
0onten un0 sic Gigorren fiir Die
&erren icrpirt mlIroen mo ser Heoe.
ottllS bcgunn.
Sn itnniger @eiie betontc 8oitor
@ofmann III ietner &e0e, bob Ourd)
ole oeuti6e Sreue mo aufrihtigteit
bier5uldnOe mon6er 8eruf 81 elmer
Ser geod)teiteu Stelllng emporgeors
beitet norocn lei. SIN @erlultie ieiner
Gteoe lieB cr o%rrd)bliden, OoB nltd CT
iebr bolo 0uS oS6luobenoIter" or
rei6t bubc.
Gen nGd)itcn Cont ollf Ole n0us
men" beuntportete Sr. Senrp Sbo.
mas in iolher onipre6enoen @eiie,
ooB er oomit rci6en 9eifoa fono.
Gen Sooit ouf Den Collector" be
%ontluortete Sr. GboS. Sdloiier, mel
der oomit 5ltglcidl ieine 6reuOe bar
iiber nuSOriidtc, Dob eS in Baltimore
10 etmoS Wic treile Srelunoi6oft gebe,
ipie eS an Oieiem 9benoe 10 oeltlib
gum AhtS0rltd qebru6t lporoen iei.
Sr. @enrD 8ieIetinq 6eonhportete
6en Sooit otf Die o0euti6en Singer"
l1nO trltq Damn Elm 8eoidt Dor.
&r. g. e. S6ncibereitb ge0odtc in
ieincm Gooitc Der o0eutid)en Surne.
rel" mo ipro6 in ieiner Rcoc feline
6reu0c iibcr bic 6orti6ritte ocS
0euti6tblmla in 0cn Iebten 3ebn SAB.
rem ans.
Sr. aorl Otto Sd0nrid iprod
iiber bic oocutihen S6ulfinoer" uno
babel itelte c9 lid beroilS, DOB oltf
er an oiciem Gage ieinen @eburtStog,
pcnn eS oilA Der 80. iei, feiere. Slltd
er iprtroc bcr3lid) begliidpiiniht.
Nod ocnt &crIcien elmer g(n5obl
Observation-Disclosures lang elm
9oppelG Quartet OeS @eionguercinS
.9(rion" inter Der 0ireftion oes Srn.
9orrp Nclr mcbrere Eieccn itno er.
rang iolhcn Behalf, Bop mebrcrc
Wfole 9ocopo gcgeben perOen mltB.
ten.
IS por ipGt, ais sic lcbten Ser Be
Ilt6er Die gaitrrcrnoli6en HGume nit
Dem 9elUuBtlein perlieBen einen ser
idoniten Nbcn0c ieit LANCER 3eit Der.
lebt 81 bobcl.
Inter sen Inpeienoen beionoen
iid: 6r. mo 6rau Sobn 8iorfS, Or.
@oloidmiot pom 8ompier nSplpio,"
Sr. uno 6rol y. u. gllbmolo, Sr.
lno 3rou " 9roiiel &r. un0 5rolt
Sobn 9edcr, 6ral s. 3. 9ubert, Sr.
uno 6rou Seinri6 @ieiefing,
Sr. u1to 6rou Seinrid Serntoni, ST..
uno 5rot @ernburo, &ortleb, Sr. uno
6rou 6crmunn q. Q. 3enfer, Sr.
uno 6rou Nuguit sd, &r. uno 5roit
y. 5obiid. @r. uno. Srou &uoolf 81.
8ronfl, &r. uno Srau Srie 8uds,
Sr. nno 5rou 9enrp @oridbot6, Sr.
uno 5rou 9~dltbaiar Hrel. Sr. uno
5rau @ilbelm Rart 5r. nno Srau
greuit 2ooer, ST. nno Srau gictor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Seuer I'M Gountn. - @coeI
10 llbr geItcrn gbcno entIton6 oltI
bl"bcr unertl0rte @eile Elm 1Seuer IN
DER Sdclne uno Dem StuQc 0es
Srn. Senrp @. @rolpr, ser an 6el
HetlterStomn Hooo, noGe scr 9i-
bcrtp.Sfono, cine Milderei 6etreibt
Der geiammte St6olt scr 8e6Gltoe,
20 &iibe, 5met Sonuen Sen un0 olt.
OereS 8iebfutter, muroen Elm &ou6
Der 6lammet1. ST.. 9ropn ld)Gbt iei-
men 8erluit nuf $500; Die &erIid)e.
ring oogegen betrdgt nltr $500. Die
@eb0uoe maren Gigentbum Oe8 Srn.
8reo. u. Seloner.
llnfGIIe uuf 0em Gle. =
6rou Sophie @ortlief, AZ Sabre aft,
Ger. St2, gtoro BRADFORD > Stro8e.
mobnboft, fiel geitern 9(beno an Scr
Gde bon @op.S troBe uno Carlisle
Bloce olf Dem @Iotteis uno idlltg
NIT folder @epolt ol,f Dem Sitters
fopfc ol1f 0oB lie fir flr5e 3eit be.
lplBtloS tplroe. Die 4mbulan5 ser
norooItliden Stntion bro6te sic
6rolt nof Dem st. SoIepbS,Soipis
tol."
9(uf GbnIi6e 8eiie nerungliidte
SRI. 9eiiie Mesfiu, "a Sabre aft,
bon Ger. 2t1, SiiosGoroline.S trabe.
Sic fam an Der @ougb., nobe goen.
StruBe, 81 Sale uno tpur6e BON
5luei WGnnern in ooS Sous ser Sroll
Morgaret Gon6onJ Ger. 1907, @orgG.
StroBc, aefiibrt, mo lie iid mieoer CT.
bolte mo iid) nad) &oltie begab.
Srie6rid 60. Sriti6e ge,
It orben. - St philadelphia, Ba.,
lit geItern @beno 10 llbr Sr. 5rieo.
rid @ilbelm 6ribide I'M Ilter bon
81 So6ren geltorbeu. Gr mar elmer
Der erIten io5ialoemofratiiden 9tbee.
oroneten i'm oeitti6en &ei6Stdge u1l6
ipielte nI8 Iol6er cine beoelitenoe
Holle. Gr fam ipdter nod amerifa.
mar mcbrerc Sabre lang in 9nlti.
more ani1iiig mo iieoelte onnn nod
YbiluOelpbiu iiber. Or binterlGBt
bier Orei S0bne.
Gin Yoli5tit bcrunglii # t..
- PTS 9eltern Worgcn Der Eoli5ilt
Fbi(ip Tieiier bonn iiiomeItliden 9i-
ltrift Die Sbiirc bon Srn. u. Greet
eiien's 8Gderei, Ger. 2001, @eIt-Gratt
StraBe, %probirte, qlttt er oltf Dem Gi8
aus uno fiel nit Dem @eliht in cine
SenIteridei6e, ipobei CT 10 ifiuerc
Wltnoen 0opon trug, ooB er lid mad
leiner 8obnung begeben muBte.
Spfer Ser Sonnta9Ss
6ebe. - Die 8irtbldait oeS Srn.
grnIt $. 9ruit, Nr,924, 9ebanitraBe,
mlir0e geItern pom Sergentten
SduIte INTO elmer gn5o6l Boli5iiten
ii6errltmpIet. Sr. gruit iprrOe oers
baitet ilt6 tpegen ongebli6er ltebcr-
tretung Ser Sonntagsgelebe Inter
9iirgihoit iiir elm bellte itottiinoens
bes gerb6r g~eitellt. aleranoer 8i,
fopsfp, pelder CUR 3eit Der Hna5ia
binter ser Bar Ituno, miro iid) beute
fpegen Sonntugsarbeit ebenfaIs Dor
Dem Boli3eiridter Gor gu oerantmor.
ten baber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
3ur lcttcn 9iuGe gebettst.
Serr : acob 8app

Ste ltcrollde Slile pom Serrn SSd'
cob 3upp, meIfer om 6reitug TART,
plr0e gcitern 9tudmittug bonn
I%rouerbouie Rr. go, @elt=Sanl'
burg troBc, aus ollf Dem ngSeitern
6%rieoboic" sur lrtten 9tube beitattet.
@oitOr 2. %. zimmerman belt 0cn
ErouerdotteSoienTt. mo ais @obr'
tlhtrdQcr ilmlirten Die $50. 6rar5
Sdr0Oer, @eorg Yrpdtct, Soffmam
lno &acob @arline.
@crr " NJ. Is. 9auS.
No6OCm YnItor IimOtbeils 2eb.
monu gcitern 9fofnlittag im Erall.
erbultie Nr. 2165, GalDerton-Hoao,
cineu erbebenOen Erouergottes0ieli
obgebaItcn bate, tpurOen Die irOi.
i6cn lteberrcite BON Serrn @iQiam
&. SnuS, mcldcr am 0onnerItag i'm
<er bon 81 Sabren Itarb, auf Der
og8cItcru Cemetery" Dem S6ooBe
ser GrOe iibergeben. gu8 9abrtltd)-
trigger fllngirten sic SO. @rpB, @e6s
betiuo, 9}ippc, N. @ittle, @eorg $.
9onboif mo Douglas. &err SaoS
itonmte aus Sod)iet.8 eimur mo
tam Dor 80 Sabren no6 @nerifa.
Gr binterlGBt altBer Ieiner @ittipe
Oret &in0er.
Jrou &otborine @ieuede.
Som Sr~onerbollie Nr. 1888, SOL.
IinS.S troBe, aus murOen geiter1t
No6mittag Oie Iterbli6en lteberreitc
BON Srolt &otDariuc @ietede, tpelde
om 0onneritng I'M 9(lter bon Sc
Sobren Itorb, arI Dem o0rlio Hiogc
SricObofc" sur eipigen Hube beItottct.
Yoitor 9operS bon ser eoangeliid)z
lItberiihcn GolborDsairde on ser
Nortbs9tncnuc ulh YobionsS trobe
belt Ben SrouergotteSOienit uno ais
9abrtudtrGger iungirten Die $50. 6.
2onB Charles 2oomliS, Charles
Gnoretu8, Sobn Ooeger. Geo. SmitG
u1o @enrp 9eder. Die @ntidlofene
mar III @rOBenbuied, SeiIen E 9ornl.
Itoot, ge6oren mo fam Dor A Sab.
rem had Baltimore. Sic DinterlGBt
nelln &in0er, pG6reno ibr @attc ibr
Dor 10 Monoteu i'm Eo0e borungitg.
6ruu Wortine MiIIer.
0oS 2ei6enbeg6ngniB bon 6roii
Wortinc Otiucr, ipcl6e un1 Conner
flag i'll i6rer Gcbten 8obnung Ger.
$50, &OrtIonO.S troBe, Itor6, fonO
geitern Nndmttto9 bonn Trnuer.
bolIIe aus nltf Dem Baltimore Srie0s
bofe" Itott. goItor 9. @. MiQer belt
Den SrauergotteSoienIt uto ais
9obrtlldytrG9er futgirten ole SS.
9op, @inbrrIt, HoB mo grborot.
Die 8er6lidene mar i'm @roBberSo0.
tbllm 9oOcn geboren, Sic fam Dor
80 Sobrcn nod Baltimore. 3pei
S06ne, bie $50. gmil S6uls unO
Grnit Sdulb in Hen-gort, trollcrn
Inn ibr 9obirIheiben.
Serr &orI 6rteic.
SIM Sitter bon IS Sobren lit &c.
Itern Morgen Serr aor( SrteIe in
ieiner @bonnng Ger. 1908, Canton.
apenue, ploslid geItorben. Scrr
6rieie, nel6er ans Norobouieu
itommte uro Dor 80 So6rcn nnd)
Baltimore fam, betrieb felt pielcu
Sobren on Der Cautions benue etne
bliibenoe @erberei. Gr binterlGBt
feline @ittue, 6rou Sobonna 6rieIe,
geb. Stein, feds Ginoer mo neult
Die &inoer limo: $50. &nt.
ltno 6rieorid Srieic ouS eriter G1c,
itno aarl nn0 auguIt uno 6rIS.
mo &otborine 6rieIe ais
Gbe. Die 9eeroigung finoet
HodJmittog 9 llbr bonn
Sterbeboiie ans oltf Der Baltimore
Cemetery" itott; EoItor Gutter bon
Der erIten oereinigten oelltI6en epon-
9eliif.lutberiihen Stride an ser Ga.
tern.gloenue miro amtiren.
Ger 9 d)ornitei mar Der
n n n - Gnronouf GhorfIiu, ,,uS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Ger Q 6 It tel mar per-
it o y t., - Scrgeont SparfIing mo
sic Goli5iiten Gboffing uno @merine
geiunbrten geitern Otorgen INN 5ltbr,
Dab ser 8irtbi6oft Nr. 1893, 6orreit.
Strobe, Halth entItrome; ite ~orouge1
Ourf cin Seniter oberbolb Ser Sbiire
Elm unO fonOen, ooB Der S6ornltein
ocrItopft mar uno Der Hou6 Dem nit
Sol5 ongefiiaten Diem entitromte.
Sic loidten Oas 6elier int Sfen aus.
&omcn NIT elmer " ar.
nung boOon. - @egen unge.
biibrli6en 9etragenS oltf etnem
@o9gon Der Wft. 8oibingtou > 2inie
botten Der % idbrige golporo anott
bon 9tr. 402, SIt-EreitonitroBe, uro
Der 26 Sabre olte Ybilipp Gi6el-
Berger bon Ger 8imlico-Hoao ii6 int
mittleren Stotionsbouie Dor Dem
Eoli5eiridter Grammar 5l perant.
luorten uno pllroen sur 3ablltng BON
S25 Strofc unO Soften perurtbeilt;
lie fonrten obcr nift 5ablen. Spdter
lieB Der aooi iie nit elmer ernIten
@ornung lolien, na6oem Ser Batter
Gid)elberger's i'm oorum gebeten, 81
feline 6rau idtuer franf onrnieoer-
Iicgc uno ole &eriirtbeiIung oeS
SobreS ibr lcift ben SOB seben
f0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

*' Ger n8m. Seller 9~auberein"
bGIt beitte gbeno in Ger. ITO, slbe.
morle.S traBe, feline Sabresperiomm.
hung uno geamtentuabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

~" Die SubreSberiommlune ser
abtbeilung Nr. 176 Der n9ruoentioI
2eague" finbet beute sl6eno in Scr.
1921, Srleans-S traBe, itott.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-06-02

your books and turn to the word
Physics"
Blue pill and draft In the morn
ing said Jack. throwing his voice
down to the bottom OF the class
who said that?" answered Mr.. Mole,
passing along the form.
No one answered.
"We must have none OF these un-
seemly Interruptions. l think II was
you. HunstOn senior You are old
+, enough to be above this sort OF thing,
and you are not going the right way to
pass your examination"
1T wasn't me-" said Hunston senior,
big, hulking, heavy. repulsive look
ing boy, more disagreeable to contem-
plate than his brother.
Don't let II occur again. Now, then
listen TO me-" cried Mr.. Mole. "The
crust OF the globe is composed OF two
] great classes of rocks, called strata
/ Some are stratified, some are unstrati-
fed. Hunston, tell me what stratifed
rocks are
They have pebbles in them and the
remains of living bodies" replied Hun
st0n senior.
How were they formedP
Under water, from the surface
downward"
Good! What are unstratifed rocks?"
There was no answer. He began at
the top OF the class, saying: "You, you;
next, next" and so on.
This is bad" he exclaimed-"very
bad"
Suddenly a little boy was supposed
to exclaim, "They come to the surface
by volcanic origin, from the interior Of
the earth, after the disposition of the
strata, and you divide strata into pri-
mary, secondary and tertiary classes"
Very good. Come up to the head OF
the class. l am pleased with you, Tur.
ner," said Mr.. Mole.
Please, sir, didn't answer" replied
Turner.
"Who was it, then? Was it you, NAL
llnson, or you, Filmer?"
mo, sir"
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I At length they descended to the
drawing room, and Mr.. Crawcour had
recovered his serenity.
Playful boy. come and shake hands
with yonr old friend" exclaimed the
principal
Jack did so.
Glad TO see you, SIR" he said.
That's right and manly Now am
going to talk to you. Let bygones be
bygoncs, only admitting that # erred
on the side Of severity with you there
was much that was aggravating in
your conduct to me. Would you or
would you not like to come back to
your old school? Your father has.
wisely perhaps, left the choice in your
own hands"
Il should have thought you would
not like the worry OF me, sir" said
Jack.
THAT Is nothing" answered Mr..
Crawcour. ''If good man wishes to
straighten a crooked sapling, lie minds
not the labor required"
so j am crooked sapling. am II"
thought Jack. II wonder what he'll
call me next"
Now, my dear boy, believe me to be
your sincere friend"
That's like the end Of letter"
Jack interrupted. IL know what you
want to say, siF-wlll | come back DO
you or nOt?'
yes"
well, to- Just show you that am
not afraid OF you and that you havS
not conquered me. Will come back,
and you shall see meamong the earliest
arrivals at Pomonn House when the
holidays are up"
Mr.. Crawcour got up and. throwing,
bis arms round him. embraced him.
''rhr best boy I have, sir-the besr
and the most promising boy Ia the
SCHOOL," he exclaimed In delight.
Draw II mildl' muttered. Jack.
Well" said Mr.. Bedlngton., Jack
has made his choice and, I am salts
ned. That's over aud now you must
take q little refreshment before you
90. Mr. Crawcour. What is there, |
Jsckr Ynu generuily know the State
OF the hs'lhsaer,r
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Portable. and. he was just putting on
some clothes the valet had laid out FOR
him when Jack and his father came iu
we have brought you some wine. .
said Mr. Bedington
An. wine sherry very gOOdr' said
the schoolmaster. smackiug his lips.
lack says he knows nothing albout
IT," continued the boys father. "It's
very odd. The careless fellows must
have laid their sack down thoughiless-
ly. and you had the misfortune to fall
into II. However. try glass OF wine.''
The principal smiled and took brlm.
ming wineglass rendered him by Jack
and gazed fondly at Il ny hc said.
Life Is ship tossed upon u stormy
ocean. You, my young friend you are
Ike young bear who has all his trou.
bles to come. Your health. MIR. Bed.
ingtoD."
He drank the wine or at gulp and
turned pale. Then he drew long
face and put his hand upon the region
OF his stomach
Dear me! What q peculiar tastel
Acrid Is the word for II. : should have
said II was vinegar II had not had
your assurance to the contrary"
Mr. Bedlngton took mp the glass and
smelled II. II was vinegar.
Can have made a mistaken" said
Jack In tone Of apology. "Yes. In
my hurry must have taken up the
vinegar bottle instead OF that which
cOntained sherry. | ask the gentle.
mans pardon. I'm sure"
fGo away cried his father nngrlIy.
Get out OF my sight or upon my word
| shall be tempted to box your ears"
"oh, OBJ" ejaculated Mr.. Crawcour.
twisting about in pain. "thc vinegar
gripeth me! Truly 1t is pungent liquid.
feel as IL was being tied in a double
knot Verify, I am grlped, oh. ohg
Jack disappeared in trlce. and Mr..
Bedington handed the schoolmaster a
pocket flask OF brandy. which he sip.
ped, much to his internal comfort.
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| sat down on the sofa. with their nruIs
round one another's waist. and amused
themselves with hook, taking sly
peep out OF the window now and then
to see what was going Oh.
The sweeps meantime came after
their sack and wondered how II could
have burst. However. they tied II up
and swept up the mess and retired.
while Mr.. Bedington and the victim OF
Jacks latest Joke were in the garden.
Turning to the gardener. Mr.. Craw-
cour said: Hold me tight Don't let
him come near me. shall do him a
mischief II he does. He has dared to
kick me from his dOOrs-me, the prlnci-
pal OF Pomona House"
What does he say. FOrdp" inquired
Mr. Bedlngton.
HE says he's gentleman and his
names Crawcour. sir, and IL he gets ut
you he'll kill you for kicking of bin"
replied the gardener.
"Can II be possible? Why. yes: the
features are the features OT MIR. Craw.
cour. but the complexion
us the result Of this diabOIlcaT out
rage. sir" interrupted MFR. Crawcour.
My wife is not here. II was aH q
trick. fell over rope and pitched IN
to the SCOT. which was prepared for
me-"
mot with my knowledge. hope
you viii acqult me OF blame. Come TO
my dressing room You shall have a
warm bath. and 7 can lend you some
things to put on. What strange oc-
currence! II must have been Jacks
dOinGS"
mot doubt Of 1t. my dear sir" re.
piled Mr.. Crawcour. II know him OF
old. He's always up to. his tricks"
They walked toward the house. and
when they had passed the window Jack
popped his hend out and exclaimed:
Hello. b0ysl There goes another
guy" ffA
Mr.. Bedington looked In ut the draw.
Ing room door and said In stern voice:
Jack. want you upstairs In my dress.
Ing room presently. Bring up the sher.
~. will yOu7 Btis I'm the chifronler."
"AM right" 9nswersd Jack.
In about teD minutes Mr.. Ciuwcour
emerged fsoD ms. bath cleaa aud com,
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Jack HdrkdWay's s.
|SChOOIddys
by BRACEBRlD6E HEMYN6

to stine her laughter
What funny girl that is," observed
Mr.. Bedington. She's always laugh
ing"
Yes" said Jack. and he burst into a
loud guffaw.
"It seems catching"
Very. It's that sweep. He looked
so odd There he is on the lawn. shnk.
ing his fist at you. He looks as II he
were going to shy stones at the win
dows. He's talking and going ON aw
rul See, he's on TO the gardener now"
80 ne Is" answered Mr.. Bedington,
remarxing that the supposed sweep
was In earnest conversation with the
gardener. who had Just emerged from
one OF the strawberries.
Mfr. Bedlngton walked down the
steps. intending to order his man to in.
stantly remove the sweep.
Emmy cried Jack.
"Oh. you'll kill me: know you willr'
she answered. "Sec how I've been
laughing. am quite Ill.,"
1T II be all found out directly. You'd
better come with me into the drawing
room, and we'll sit down and look over
the album or the stereoecopic slides
OF course. IL we are questioned, we
know nothing about It."
"0f course not. Jack dear" replied
Emily
They went into the drawing room and