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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
OUR CHILD LABOR LAWS GOOD.
hut Their Enforcement IL q Farce, says
Mrs. KeIly-The SW eatShop Problem.

Hut Their Enforcement IL a Farce, says
Mrs. Kelly-The SW eatShop Problem.
Mrs. Florence Kelly spoke last night at
the Manhattan Congregational Church,
Broadway and Seventy-eiIth street, on
THE Child Labor Situation in the United
States New York has better laws in al
most every respect than any other State
she said. But their enforcement here has
been farce. The casualty insurance
companies through refusing 10 insure an
employer against accident 20 child under
the legal age have helped somewhat But
the factory inspectors, appointed TO en-
force the law. have done nothing.
AS for the sweatshop, II thrives under
the present laws. The more the Law Is
enforced in the factories, the more are
children driven into the sweatshop. The
only way 10 abolish sweating is TO prohibit
manufacturing in the tenements.
The appointment OF Mr.. Tecumseh
Sherman as Commissioner Of labor will
undoubtedly improve the situation. What
ever laws can be enforced he will enforce,
We should have 10 support him the aroused
public opinion Of the whole State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
strtke in Erie CollIerte, settlsd.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 1.-THE strike ct
the Mountain and No. MINIS Of the Erie
Company at Dunmore was settled this
afternoon by the company agreeing TO
allow the men TO select their own docking
boss. Twelve hundred men and boys will
return TO work tomorrow morning. Tfii
averts what II was feared would develop
into a ct nike OF 1900 mine workers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
Workmens Beneat Society 20 Discuss
Cremation.

The question Of cremation will he one Of
the principal subjects TO be taken up at
the annuPl convention Of the National
workingmel's Sick and Death Benefit As
ISOLATION, wOich begins in this city to-day.
A resolution will be acted on recommending
that all members living where there are
crematoIies he cremated after death and
that an agitation be started among the
unions in favor OF the method.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &C. HV-
CTsp~r Tn ANgpACTFTC

MF9s ieHoepf Ja1diod and B6hdHdN are for
vardsd dddv 10 pons Of sailing. The CONNECT
ING tHdGs dose at ne General Post One. Yea
YORK, folous;
CUBA. Via port Tampa, a. I4SO 4. ". Monday
Wednesday and Saturday. OAso from New
York, Thursday and Saturday. See Ahovel
MEXICO CITY, overland az % p. NJ. and 1879
p. NJ daily, except sunday: sunday az 100
p NJ and 1879 y. VI.
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Post Aahn'
via North sydney at 100 p. NJ Monday. Wednes-
day and Saturday (AlsO occasionally from New
York and Philadelphia. See hbovel.
MOI ElON. via Boston and North sydney, ~
$50 p. N. every other sunday MAY a. June
JAMAict via boston, At TOO P. NJ Tuesday and
Friday. ALSO from New York on Saturday.
COSTA RIGA via New Orleans At 5000 p. NJ
BRITISH HoYDURAs. HONDURAS Cast cossn
and GUATEMALA. via New Orleans, a. il0O
J.. A. Monday. West Coast OF Honduras
is despatched from New York Via Panama.
NICARAGUA CEast COAST. via New Orleans. a.
gION p. NJ Wednesday. (West Coast OF
Nicaragua Is despatched from New York via
PANAMA and CANAL zoNB, via New onesnh
at 1000 p. NJ. sunday (after io.O ?, NJ sun.
day and until sailing o. New ioTk steamer.
mail for Panama and Canal Zone "a held iof
the New York steamer. See above.
REGISTERED NAIL for overland Dispatches
closes a. 600 p. n. previous day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
SHOT POLICEMAN CANNON.
The Charge Brought Against Thomas
Hanley-His Arrest.


MoNTuAR, n. j., May I4.-Thomas
Hanley, 80 years old, was arrested last
night on the charge Of shooting and ser j.
ously wounding Policeman Patrick J.
Cannon last Sunday night Thomas oakes,
an insurance agent, has positively identified
Hanley a. the man who did the shooting.
The prisoner declares that he can prove an
abb. lie h well known 10 the Newark
police, Cannon viii have an opportunity
10 Identity the man to-morrow.
On the evening q the shooting Cannon
had noticed a man lettering in Gewellyn
road near the homes Of some Of the wealthy
residents Of Montclair, and approaching
the stranger he began % question him
AZ he would give no satisfactory eH.
PLANTATION Of his presence In the neighbor-
hood Cannon told him that he would have
10 30 70 the station house. As Cannon was
about 10 place his hands on the suspect the
latter whipped out q revolver and hnea
point blank. The bullet took effect in the
head juat above the right ear and lodged
In the SKULL. The wounded man is recover,
ing 1t MDuntaindds Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
DODGE BEEF INOUISITORS.
$50 Refrigerator Cars sidetraeksd at Des
MOines 10 Avoid Inspection.

10 HeITIEtTHIuF IN HIueIFHthtu ~ Uea
MOines 10 Avoid Inspection.
DIES MONIES. Ia, May 1.-THE presence
Of $50 refrigerator cans punched together
upon Des Moines sidetracks and the fact
that Federal officers are keeping tab on
them, Is accepted here as evidence that
the Beef Trust Ia making an effort to place
it's cars as far from Chicago as possible
in order to avoid inspection by Federal
detectives.
Federal authorities here say there IL an
effort on the part Of the big shippers and
packing house combine to create a shortage
In refrigerator cars az a means OF embar-
RAISING the investigating committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
MAYOR Brady Stop Graft.

Mayor Thomas Brady Of Bayonne. n. j.,
il about to abolish q little graft system
by which some Of the officials and clerks
made tidy sums. II has been the habit
for years for officials and clerks to NAL
tax searches, for which they charged 81.
They used the city's time In making the
searches. The Mayor proposes 20 In
augurate a system TO have some Official
designated TO make all searches and turn
the money into the city treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
ROURKE'S RAID CAPTIVES.

Held for Examination To-day on Request
OF Their Counsel.
The five men who we're detained by the
police after Acting Capt. BOurke's spec
tacular raid in West Third street on Satur-
court Yesterday They gave their names
as Arthur Sheridan. Jerry Mullen, Andrew
Spinnetti, James hcCabe and George
Alfred
Counsel for the prisoners asked for an
adjournment Magistrate Cornell set the
hea ring for this afternoon at 2 O'Clock and
con tinued the prisoners bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
Archbishop GLENNON HONORED

Head Of the 81. Louis Diocese Invested
With the PRlllum.
ST. LOUIS, May l5-His Grace, the most
Rev. John J. Glennon, Archbishop Of St..
Louis, was invested with the pallium this
morning At the Cathedral with all the i'm
posing ceremonies Of the Catholic Church.
Cardinal Gibbons OF Baltimore was oele-
brant and Archbishop Ireland Of st. Paul
delivered the sermon. In response 70 adj
dresses from the clergy and laity, Arch
bishop Glennon said that since his arrival
In this city as coadjutor he could not dis
tingliish difference In creeds 20 uniformly
courteous and kind was his treatment by
Professionals and Catholics alike.
Al O'Clock this evening a reception was
given to Archbishop Glennon and the visit
Ing priests and prelates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
Promotion for Curats TarIor.

The Rev. Homer T. Taylor, who for
eleven years has been ASSISTANT 10 the
Rev. DIT. Henry Mottet, the rector Of the
Episcopal Church Of the Holy Communion,
~ Sixth avenue and Twentisth Stroel, has
aocepted 4 call 70 the reclorats Of 81. Paul'a
Episcopal Church q Washington avenue
and s. Paul's place. IN The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
TRACT SOCIETY MEETING.

Issued ANst Year Nearly 900 yOO0 Pieces
OF Published Matter.
Ths Amsrioan Tract Society held It's
eigbtioth annual nesting In the Broad
way tabernacle last night. The socieO
announced the publication IN the mast
year Of 2,sSS.p0O pieoea Of matter. There
WerO iOo ueW publica tons including books
and tracts IN Polish, Spanish, German
italian, Bohemian and many other Ian
Euages and dialects- Its receipts last year
were t116098-
AZ the evening services addresses were
given By Cen D. o. Howard, the Rev.
George Il. Shearer and the Rev, Jane
h Barton, one Of the seoretarias OF TIE
socisty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
ST. PtrRICK'S nay CALF.
Born on March ~ With the Date OF Its
birth Marked on Its Forehead.

CALEDONIA, y. V, May 4.-James Kelly,
an Irishman. living on Centre street, has a
valuable cav. He could get a good price
for il from a New York museum IL he would
sell It. but he wont. He hesitates to part
with IL because OF it's markings.
The calf was born on March ~, st. Pat
rick's Day, and bears the date Of its birth
plainly on its forehead. II is a Cross be-
tween a Jersey and a Durham and is dark
red in color, all but the numerals III
which are white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERIC 4.
NEST INnIES EII


MONDAY u0. At y NJ. for NORTHERN BRAZIL
per steamship Horatio VIA Para and Manaos,
a. Y ~ nor ARGENTINE. URUGUAY and
~. &, foHf NE@FoUNDL&SD. per steamship
lAurantlan, from Philadelphia.
1880 a. NJ for lNAGUA, HAITI and mazda.
LENA DEPARTMENT OF COLOMBIA. per
De PaiI' CanGi Zone and Panama When i specially
addressed for this steamer. a. gs0 4 ~ sup.
cept Past COAST. HONDURAS except Esst
COAST, SALVADOR, PANAMA, CANAL ZONE
DOR. PERU, BOLIVIA and CHILL. per steam
snip Seguranca. Via Colon also Guatemala
when specially addressed for th s steamer; a,
tally addressed only per steamship Cienfuegoa-
THURSDAY uS.--At = A. N. for BEKMyDA.
SUCATAN and CAMPECHE, per steamship
Havana tslsO other paris Of Mexico when
SsupplsmeStary i3S6 W p NJ NJ for BaHAIAs. per
steamship SANTIAGO also Mexico via Iampieo'
FRIDAY Do 10 nj for Sr' KIT.TS, NFy1s
ST. EUSTATlUS, ST. MARTINS and GUIANA.
per s.SImsP R NsT P s ", iSr sKA1
RIO JAneiro and Santos Including Northern
Brazil. Ags,,n 1. Gra{u,sy an, and PsIaggsy
SATURDAY (zO AT $50 4, NJ SUPPLEMENTARY
$50 a. NJ for CURACAO and .VENEzUELN
IA CIPscao. when specially addressed for
this steamer; at 2 A. ". for PORTO RICO,
per steamship Ponce via san Juan; al $50 \. a.
Island, JAMAICA and COLOMBIA, except
Cauca and MagdalenA Departments. per steam
ship Allegheny ialsO Costa Rica, Via 1mou.
when specially addressed for this steamer;
az 10 4. N. for CUBA; per Is!etS.m!sshlp y ASsMco
CENT, TRINIDAD, CIUDAD BOLIVAR snl
GUIANA. per steamship Grenada. az .? y. for
ySr STEAMSHIP SsnSr prince; Al p H. FOR
brazil, per steamship Melderskin dncluC ding
Northern Brazil. Argentine, lrugu ana PaI
sEuAy when specially addressed for his
steamer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15

SOTICE.-Five cents per half ounce IN 1df'"on
10 ne regular DONIgS, must be prepaid on AL
letters forwarded hy the SUPPLEMENTARY
MAILS, and letters deposited In the drops
marked "LSnfrS Tor Foreign COuHfries." az er
the CLOSING or THE REGULAR MA %,
for despatch by a particular vessel, will Ef
be 80 forwarded unless such additional poSio CO
Is fuHV prepaid thereon by stamps. supple
mentary Transatlantic Mails are also Opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN. ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers. whenever the sallinEs
occur At 200 4. ", or later; and late mall may
be deposited IN the mall boxes on the Pies
OF the German Lfnfs sailing from Hoh0kcl.
The mails on the piers open one hour saI -
half before sailing time and close ten minute
before sailing time. Only regular pOstat'
0etters cents a half ouncel is required on
articles mailed on the piers Of the Amercfh,
Whps star and German tSea Posp steamers:
double postage Qetters 10 cents a halt ounce
on other lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
The rev. J. l.. CauEhey Accepts q Can "a
Harlem.

RocHEsTER, May 1.-THE Rev. J. Lyon
Caughey pastor Of Memorial Presbyterian
Church OF this city for fivc years, has ac-
ospted a call 70 the pastorate Of Harlem
Presbyterian Church Of New York. He
presente5o ms re .sio a 70 M con
Caughey h % years old and was graduated
from Aubun TheoloRioal Seminary IN 1893.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
Big Inersa.e in Bank,. Capital stock.

Big increase IN banhb Napith htock.
MEXICO CITY, Mexico. Mayil,-The Paris
shareholders Of tho London Bank Of Mexico
will receive $4,000, 600 Of the increased CAPT.
tai stock Of the institution and the MEXICO
shareholders q, 10000 OF the amount The
capital stock Il Increased from $4,000, 900
20 81, 10000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
NEWsBOYS TO BURY DUTCH"
Raise a Fund to save Him From POttsr's
Field.

Fred johnson, the nswsboy who die d
in Bellevue Hospital on Friday from pneu-
monia, will not be buried in potter's field.
His chums in the Newsboys' Lodging House,
in New Chambers street, got together
yesterday and subscribed enough money
10 pay for funeral.
johnson was 10 years old and was called
Dutch He had made his home at the
lodging house for the last seven years.
He came from Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15

TUESDAY 90 AT $50 4. A. supplementary II
4. ~ for EUROPE. per steamship Kaiser VII
helm lI., via Plymouth, CheTbouTg and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY un AT CSC 4. a.. Tor ElROpI q,
per steamship Majestic. VIA QuCcnstOyn and
Liverpool. az 7.3O a, NJ. for METH EKLANDS
direct Especially addressed only, per steamship
Rotterdam.
THURSDAY d9 At 7 A. NJ for FRANCE, swift
ZERLAND, ITALY SPAIN. PORTUGAL,
TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE and BRlT!g-
INDIA. per steamship La Savoic. va Hayr
(also other parts Of Europe when spcc4alB
addressed for this steamer.
SATURDAY 40. At @ 4. n. for EUROPE. pc
steamship 81. Louis via Plymouth and cher.
bourg dncluding Liverpool, scotland ana
Ireland when specially addressed for this
steamer; az 7:sO a. AZ. for SCOTLAND dlrect
Especially addressed onlyl, per steamship
Columbia; az 80 A. 81. for BELGIUM. PAR.
GELS POST NAILS, per steamship Nadef-
land talso regular mail for Belgium when
specially addressed for this steamer. Is SO
4. M. for ITALY direct especially Addressed
only, per steamship kOenlgin Lulsei at ~ %
p. NJ. supplementary p. M for EUROPE,
per steamship Lucania, Via Queenstown and
Liverpool.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15

TYPEWRiTERS.-An standard makes rented
and kept In order; ribbons tree machines sold from
20 70 81 per cot less than Manufacturer prices
p s WEBSTER CO. 10 PARK Place; telephoas
$50 CortlAndL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
TYPEWRTTERs

TENTS IYPEWRITERS Ls a. Hf Prices.
SELLS 4 4Ss Ss; % %ifi.T EiSSs"ss
IL BARCLAY 81. Telephone ilSl-CortlAndL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15
POSI- OPPICE.
Posr oFTicE NOTICE

CShOuid BE- read DAILY By en- mtsrcsioa =
ohanFea nay occur e any umel
FOreifn malls for the week ending Nay 90 ipaa
win close CpnOhpTLY IN al oascg ~ the General
Post once a. follows. REGISTERED AND PAR.
closing time shown below,
Parcels Post Malls for Great Britain and ireland
are despatched By the White star Line on Wednes.
days and BY the American Line on Saturday,
An additional despatch a made b. the CunATd Line
when a Cunard steamer sails on saturday llfsF
than the American Line steamer the same day.
The Parcels Post mails close one hour before ms
regular malls. Parcels Post Nails for Germany
close al y. ". NAY rs and a.
Regular and Supplementary malls close ~ Tor.
eigu Statlon fcorneT Of West and Morton Streets
hat hOuf later than closlug time shown bel1F
except that Supplementary Mails for Europe and
Central America, Via Colon. close one hour la,eF
a. Foreign SAuonI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15

Sod Only IN Glass
Large and Snail BofdeG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-07
@ermiidJtc tcleorapbiid)c ScpcidJcn.

- Or. u. !. McMurrop, ErGii-
oclt oeS itaotlibcn @ciuno6citsrutb1
BON Scnneilce, eiu iriiberer Siii5ier
Der Gonfo0erirten Grmcc, ipGtcr
ErGiiocnt oeS oSemciiec Confederate
SolOicrS' Some" lit in 3oi6piae,
Gem.. int 9lIter bon 63 %obren &c
itorben.
- Ger % Sabre oltc SSfor &or.
riioll, Sobn 0eS Superintenocnteu
BON Reieruoir Hr. I Der aingItolter
@~oiierluerfc. Der 5lIlebt nit eilIem
6arbiQCn gcieben mor0en mar, mllr0e
nobc ser SanoitraBc 5piid)cn ai,9
iton lunO @oo0itod q D., ais Seihe
0eiun0et. Nah Dem 6arbigcn miro
%geiabn0et.
3lpiid,en ser GOiion . Gompna-
ME in Chicago, ST., mlO ser Oortigcrt
electricians llnion" iilO MiBbelligs
feiten nlsgebrofcrL meld)c olli oc1
@eidluB ser llnion 5uriid5uiiibren
iinb, ole ausihlieBlidc &erruenouna
ibrer Nitglieoer 5u c%r5iuInaen. Tie
LUTON mill Die glrbeiten al utlen Cont
t%raftei Der Gompagnie, an peld)ert
Nift : llnionleute orbeiten, 3unt
StillitanO bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-07
Nus SentidlanS.
SGdDiiidc SO5iulScmofrntcn lucrocu
nngcmiitblifl.

6cnitcr I'M a0ni0&i3Iob }n 2rc>Ocn
ciuqtbofien. IL 2hutlcntc ais
aoiqdgG prrb6bnt. 9|euc Sra.
moac fit Hd6itcn 5omtaa be
iiirttctn5 TT &ri@@tou8lcr Billion.
pcrlaS sic Ibronrcoc bel Scr gr.
0iinma ocS prcnBiihen 2ono-
to0c&. - aiiblc ?ufnabmc ser
ielbcu, - @coiu2lmQcn fiir Die
llntcrncriuul ser rcbcuiitcl
Sottentottcu in Sii0pcit 9%lirita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-07

"'i %p'''"I0''c"'
~ i!V'.t potpCF'''I' . (S"''u,
Sn~('p'lIUl''tu Nj D. >'.".Vt''L'
in''"'' w ~~'''!'H''Ne,'r 800,
III w "'''t'''''I l''" "" N ',',,'o'
~. Hy,''"l uu!' N'"Vo 2H.'" c G'
o'T <'o'''S m!,l~ ~ ' miaS :
.pGPi' nv fI!'u, -. w. w.,
'0','" o''ul.'Ih - m, ~
lv''ut' n~..' p,'
Hpltll''tt, - ,n" Do'
un''' Vau', ",,", g'y,I''''
N5o'I naianaI 'G"' D'|'o''
49, icn,i, 1,~ '',,'
W. ,,GA ot,,o N,,nc, '%,' ,o.I,u.
u,'' m;ps, %nt,. '',.' w ~ ,'Vo''
1900 'N "'''''''
w, no,, 9,%..or. ua. s.,
,,S n,n,on;t%t ,n,. ,',u ( . "''ap''t
,no%+n,, m,>:,. '','' v'',,''' ''l'''
",'''"''''i
~" wv
Gle &crbonohn0cn oc> Nuiiihta
ants iilr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit Scr
80 "eN".'""" u' "I"'
uA}utpol %ifc &niuroncc So" iibcr
Gcponirung crb0bter Ncicrpcionoa.
uie Is 0o4 @eieB bonn Mai oca Sab
res 1901 Crbeiidt. limo Dem 9lbihlu6
labc. Sic lulrOcn b~cidlCuni0t Olrd)
ole Grobuutg ser &egicrlul0 0u6 tic
Gin &criobrcn miocr bic @cicQidoi
ten cr0iincn mcrOc, mcnlr iic Iid Ter
mcigcrtclL oct NcicBlidCl
&CrpilidjnruQcn ~gc0cnilbcr Ocn in
lGuoiidgn &crii6ertcn uod5lfom-
men.
Nfticn itciQCu.
9~tuiicbcn crrc0t Dos pl6blidc Stci-
Qcn Der 9lfticu 0cS ,9toroOcutidlcn
IS murCc uCronlobt orrdl
Dos @erild)t. oaB sic @cicuiduit cine
olt2riiItc, lmt sic ruiiiidcn
Ncinn0cnCn, mcld)c BON r>opun nod
&luoiuoitof 0cionOt mor0Cn, n65llbp.
len.
gSo5 Sen aompf 5uiidcn Scr
rNoulburq 2lmcritn-2inic" u10 Dem
Nor0Ocutid)cn Slou0" onbctriiit, 10
IpcrOcn Die @cncrnlrircftorcu @ouin
mo @icQun0 oul Sreito0 IN @crlin
Us miro ocbofit
ooB Die Ncrrcn bel Der @clcOcnbCit
tiu Ginucrnebmcn ir Die @Senc lcittn
Is rrinnpS &r+rrriic ON,
brttiidpn ubiucts,
A |
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-10
nodvandigt att han forst vann den
gamle fortroende.

nodvandigt att han forst vann den
gamle mannens f6rtroende.
Kom, 49, SADIE han vanligt och
drog med latt valid gubben bort med
sig; - latom oss komma bort fran
delta hemska stale.
ia, ia, svarade tradgardsma-
staren ifrigt, = latom oss komma
bort harifran. Jag har heller intet
att utratta hair /. icke Diet allra-
minsta. Men understundom ar Diet
alldeles som ON en- djefvul lockade
mig hit. Jag ser honom icke, men
jag HAMMER huru han med sina glo-
dande fingrar griper min sjal och
med oemotstandlig magt drager mig
hit. Och sa kommer jag hit motmin
villa, ser genom sprickan i f0nster-
luckan och blir vittne till Stamina
blodiga ~tilldragelse, som jag sag den
fasansfulla natten.
Gubben pekade med dessa ord pa
EFT af fonstren, som var Diet sjunde i
ordnlngen l kallarVanlngen.
Lionel fastade sig harvid.
Har nj lange tjenat delta hus2
fragade han.
ia, lange, mycket LANCE, babe
som barn, yngling, man och gubbe...
Skulle jag val da kunna forrada min
gamle husbondes egen soma Denne
ar Oyster, stolt och kali, och j hans
ogon ar EFT uttryck, SON kommer
mig att rysa. Men Godwinernas blod
rinner j hans adror, och den gamle
Kaleb Wildred forrader icke sin
gamle husbondes son.
Nagra minuter gick Lionel tyst vic
den gamle Observation-Disclosures sida.
Kaleb Mildred fortsatte emellertiC
slit forvirrade och osammanhangandt
tai, men aterkom standigt till samms
punkt.
bet var en- hemlighet, en- hemlig-
het, som han icke vile forr&da, ON
Diet an skulle kosta hans lif att tiga.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-10

- - -
- Verkligen . och hvem ar denne
andrea
En- ung man, som jag ofta traffat
samman med i Hampshire. Err brors
skizzer erinra mig ofta ON honom.
- Hans namn2
Hans MANN var tanmore, Georg
Stanmore.
Och nj traffade samman med honom
Hampshire2
ia.
Ar Diet lange sedani
Icke just Diet. Diet ar icke fullt
EFT ar sedan jag sist rakade honom.
Julia teg. Eft morkt moln lade sig
Diver hennes vackra ansigte.
De hade nu kommit fran till vii
Ian. Lionel bugade och aiagsnade
sig. Han kande foga lust att begifva
sig till slit ensliga rum, hvarfore han
atervande till parker och gick lang
SAINT fran och tillbaka i aIleen, hvar-
est han nyss forut tillbringat en- sa
angenam timma vid Julia Godwins
sida.
Omedvetet slog han plotsligen in pa
en- AMMAN rigtning, lemnade parker och
stannade icke forr an han stod franz
for den nora flygelns sammanfallna
murar, hvars m0rka skuggor tycktes
kallt tillbakavisa hvarje upplifvande
solstrale.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-10
~Tjugu1erde kapitlet.
Esther Vanbergs intriger.

..
Gl6dande af hamndlystnad lem
made Rupert Goodwin Klara West
ford. Han skrattade h0gt vid tanken
pa slit offers svaghet och hjelplosa
b~elagenhet.
Huru kunde val hon - sd fattig
och varnlos som hon nu var - annat
an ligga under j striden med honom,
den rike bankiren? Hans sarade
stolthet och forsmadda karlek ropade
h0gt ON hamnd, hamnd Oliver Klara
Westford.
Fran Waterloobron begaf han sig
till Westendklubben, hvarest han
lofvat den unge markisen att m0ta
honom. Han hade erbjudit sig att
presentera lord Roxleydale for Vio-
letta Westford. Delta lofte hade dock
endast till afsigt att draga ut pa tiden.
ON Klara, af fruktan for hans fiend-
skap eller darad af hans rikedom,
gifvit efter, sa skulle han tagit VIC
letta under slit beskydd. Men Klara
hade med Diet storsta f0rakt Anyo af-
visat honom och han beslutade der
fore att f0lja sin hamndlystnads
forsta i~ngifvelse.
Han traffade lord Roxleydalei klub-
bens rokrum. Den unge markisen
stod vid EFT af fonstren och pustade
tata rokmoln ut fran cigarren.
Naval, Godwinl - utbrast lor-
den, vandande sig mot bankiren; -
har nj sett henne och har nj hallit
ert lofte2
Nej, min van, svarade mr.
Goodwin kallt. - Jag har icke gl0mt
er 0nskan, men tyvarr upptackte jag
forst sedermera att miss Watson, som
i tablaen forestaller alfernas drott-
ming, icke ar den qvinna, som jag
trodde henne vara.
Nj kan saledes icke ~presentera
mig for henne2
Nej, min VAN, men nj vet att jag
icke saknar verldserfarenhet, och ON
nj onskar EFT godt rad, sa star jag till
ert f0rfogande.
Lord Roxleydale ryckte otaligt pa
axlarna.
- S%empronius kan CORA mig Stamina
tjenst, SADIE han.
Sempronius ar EFT dumhufvud,
- svarade bankiren. - Han kan i
ifragavarande fall icke CORA oss den
ringaste nytta Kommer nj ihag
den vackra judinnan, som hade en-
underordnad plats i fabian? Jag tror
att nj kallade henne Esther Vanberg
eller nagot liknande. Kanner nj
henne personligen2
- ia.
Hennes bistand maste vi s0ka att
f0rsakra oss ON. M&handa kunna vi
genom henne forskaffa oss narmare
underrattelser ON miss Watson
ON vi gemensamt skulle CORA henne
EFT besok2
Delta satt att rangera saken
tyckes mig III en- temligen besvar-
lig omvag, inf0ll markisen med
foraktlig ton,- men ON nj sd 0nskar,
sd kunna vi ju gerna strax k0ra till
miss Vanberg.
Jag ar redo att strax gora er
sallskap dit svarade bankiren.
Jag har verkligen lange 0nskat att
CORA denna judinnas personliga be-
kantskap.
En- kort stuI.d derefter voro de
bada herrarne pa Wig till miss Van
bergs bostad vid Bolton street.