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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-13

Sbeobure Sbomas, Ben ber6e,l%
beremte ,..~'terle6er @bicago, afelf
ii6ite uge be6 Ge6en af 2ungebet1z
6elie, 70 Mar gammel. @i6en ts9f
bob6e &bomas peret 2e6er af GBseu-
90 Srcbeitra 9lsiociatio,;, og e. SaE-
Tiger fgr fin 500 bab6e ban 1taaet BET
Maal, ban / mango Mar bab6e fGuI-
pet for at naa, at ifaffe fit Srfelfer
fin egen &oncertial. 9en bleb i1tb-
tiet SEN Is. December, og ban ,,am.-
oe fun at boI6e fire &oncerter oeu--
Sbontas bar en- af Dor 9i6s oggtig=
ite Srfeiterleoere og We11iiffienoere-
&an bor fgM &annober ! 1886 og
Tom iom Barn til Mmerifa. S. Ho.
Zig Mlber lagoe ban ct fort muj1z
falf Semi for Dagen, bleb iom garEs
ife ung fbrite 8iolinit beoo 9amHer=
foncerter SEEM Sort, bbor bau {
1864 obertog 9e0elien af @pmfonE-
&oncerter. @enere Roe6e ban filbar-
f1noniffe &oncerter /. GIeDelano os
'aep gorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-13

1tbeir I pititaterne. sltlanterbops=
fDlten blep to @ange / 6en forlgbne
llge rant al bolbiomnle @neltorme.
0ns6ag forrige nge i,16trof @torm
CO ualmin6elig fterft @nefa16 oper
bele Seem england oe De centrale ST.
lanterbabsitater. Ser fal6t 9 Cont
mer Sne Seem gorf, og neiten al
Erafif itat1oiebe. 10 Mennelfer ont
TOM / l1peiret / Seem Sort gitp, og
ben fattige 8efolfnine leo frpgteligt
|af &uloen. 10000 Menneffer fom
/ srbei6e meb at ffoble 5ne. De
inotomnen6e Observation-Disclosures
bar betpoelig foriinfeoe. Glitter Gre>
bog Scat in6traf e11 pol6iom @ao<
lan6sitorm cter bele Seem england;
Ginoen naaeoe en- &aitigbeb of ino-
til 80 Mtle, men ba Gen1peroture,1
par bbi, imelte6e De foru6 fal6ne
@nemasier, og Der ifete meeen 0per,
ipemmelie. &abet iteg, og en- uia6=
banlig bbi Globbelee iatte mango
8per 6elpis UNDER 8an6. &apne.
opnntnger og 8aneipor ner @tran.
ben g6elagoes / ftort Omfong:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24
u0aferm Siel"

Gboute, Der frii6sre amerifanii6.
Sptf9after in 2pnbpn, lit betanntlid
elm unberpiitlider WiBbolb. Nuf eli
mem 8anfet, bas Dem beimssfebrten
Siplomaten gu gbren beranitaltet
ipurbe, er5Gblte Ssnator Gbauncep
Sepeip Die folgenbe hibi6e @efGi6ts:
5err gboate befdnb ii9 als Sat auf
einem engliiden 6errsniib. Gines
Morgens bate feline Sii6na66arn
beim Srabitiid, cine iunge Dame, bas
uneliid, baB BAG 81, bas lie eerabe
ouslOffeln pOIte, ibrsn 6Gnben entz
glitt. Mit perlegenem 9dfsln ipanbte
tie fi6 an ben 9pti6afier nit ben
Worten: % 5err Gboate, mas ion
i9 tbun, = i6 babe elm 81 fanen lafz
ien." nno nit benz ernIteiten @efi9t
bon Der Welt untportete g6oate: 9az
dern Sic, mein Srdulein, sudsrn
Siei"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24
crigtneae TamiIienmanaett.

Cine 8liit6enlefe aus Der bon einem
Observation-Disclosures bes fG9iif6en
Stautsar9ips angelegten Sammlung
furipier Samiliennamen Seiat, baB
man in frii6eren Sabrbunberten tpegen
anitOBiger, berber Namer1 febr fpenia
empfinbli6 mar. Wir greifen nur bic
fplgenben hsraus: Safobus 8ierbau9,
&dtbmsiiter in Irtern (1521); @eorg
gierfuGen; Soa9im @ernearob,
@atbsberr; CLAUS 5aienferf 0553);
Sdfob 6unbsbiB, furfiritlider Hath
in Dresden Q699); Sans Srrpifd,
8aumeiiter; Sans &atbsr in @eibens
fels Q51S); Gbriitopb aibfaB in Ne=
bra 0544); Or. Stubborn (1502);
0ietri9 9ii6eni6tpein in Sane
(1470); Sans Harre in gptba (1566);
Bolton Shfsnfopf in Ganserhaufen
1611);~ Safob 9fafsboIs; 6erbert
pldtteifen Q567); 2orens S9peinigsI
in WeiBenfels (1561); 9ans S9pei=
neriifel (1508); 2oren5 Sautrog in
Weibeniee (1556); Safob Sdaffopf in
!6alIe a. g., Ratbsmann GASP; Mas
tbes unflat Q565) etc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24

bsduns. merbinss. bic unansenebmen
6dlt6en begannsn ii6 81 gldtten, aber
- @raus! = iiber ibrer Oberlippe
Seigte fid elm buntler S9atten, Der
bon Sag gu Sag bunfler tpurbe unb
@nftalt ma9te, gu einem flotten
S9nurrbGrt6en ausaupa6ien!
Gs maj traurie! = Sic emit TO
biibfGs Srau Murelie erinnerte nun in
ibrem @euBeren fart on einen bGrbei=
bieen &orpprdl.
g6riftobalb 2dmmlein merfte
ni6ts bapon, 10 iebr mar er nit ieinem
lieben SD bef6dftigt. Senn %
@onne!! : Die Mirtur begann gu pirs
fen! Sier unb ba an li9ten Steaen
fprpBten bereits elm pdar 6drlsin.
Gines Sases f9muggelte bus eitle
2dmmlein auf benz bereits b%etannte1
@eee bas stpeite SDpf6en Der fOitlihen
Mirtur in's 9aus uno fiate lie in Die
befpuBten S6a6teln.
oils bann 5rau Iurelie Na9mittags
ben lebten Heit Der ,8aieline" auIam>
mentrabsn npate, um bic sepphnte
Mahage ppr5unebmen, mar lie itarr
Dor Staunen, bic S6a9teln sefaut gu
furben.
@ie, penn g6riitobalb ettpas BON
ibrer Mafagefur gemerft bate unb tie
auf biefem Wese %perb0bnen poIte2!
S9le4t eenug mar er baau! : Sin
Mann, Der Gafanopas Mbenteuer in
Der Safde hsrumf4lsppt. tit gu aaem
fdbis!
&bnunsslOs fam 66riitObalb
2Gmmlein @benbs mad 6arlie; hp9
feline i6ulbbelabene Seele bsgann gu
s~ittern, als er feline 8eitrenee nit unz
beilperfiinbenber Miene terSengrabe
auf Dem Sofa iiBen iab.
SEPT erit benlsrfte Der 11nsliidli6e,
baB 5rau @urelie ausiab ME elm
grimmiger &OrpOral, pbsnnrsin tpie
elmer, Der i'm 9egriff fte6t, bem bdm=
liGiten &etrutsn bss acknowledgements
bic &~riessurtifel por5uleien.
r&omm NAL br, ~GbriltObalb!"
cpmmanbirte lie bumpf.
,Gbriitobdlp, geltebe bic WaIrbsit!
Wos lit bas nit ben @aielinf3o3r
teln?"
Sbre Gimme Hang pie fernes, ana
f9peqsnbes 9epittergroQen.
Gr fab Elm, baB es am beiten lei.
fpfort nit Der ganoen Wabrbeit berz
aussuriiden. l1nb 10 befannte er i6r
ftodenb unb ftammelnb bas 9ebeimniB
Der BRET 8aielinf9aAteln.
Srau Murelie i~tierte ibn nit per=
glaIten Mugen an, itieb einen Shrei
aus unb fanf pbnmd6ti9 in cine Spfaz
ede.
G6riftobalb 2Gmmlein, benz Der
Ingfti9tpeib auf Der Stirn perlte, CAB
ii9 Die grDbte Miibe, fie ms 9etpuBtz
fein 5uriid5urufen, mas linn f4lieBli4
gu ieinem eigenen S4acen eelang.
gs lit better, tpenn iiber Die nun fol@
eenbe SSene Der Mantsl Der NG9fens
liebe berabiinft. =
Srdu @urelie bdt ii9 in5pifGRn nit
tpabrer SeeiensrDBe in ibr Gei9id err
geben, felt lie einmal in irgenb einem
&oman g~elsien, bab Der buntle S6at>
ten auf Der Sberlippe elmer fhDnen
5rau elm gang beionberer Rsis lei.
Wenn Tie aber trdumt, lie babe boz
mails bic GeiiGtsmafage aud auf ibr
&inn erftredt. fdbrt lie aGemal nit selz
snbem S9rei aus bieIem grauenbafs
ten Sraum emppr.
Der befagte buntle S9atten lit bas
Neioobjeft fdmmtli6er Yrimaler Der
fleinen Stubt, Die bas S9idIal itumm
befrdgen, tparum es Srau Murelie 10
bel CAB unb ibnen ni6ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24
WiirffemBerg.

Stuttgart. @or eintger 3eit
bat ii9 i'm 8a6nbofabort Der % Sabre
alte S9reiner GbriItian MeBser bur9
einsn Aebolperi6ub in ben 9opf entz
lei6t. Der 2eidnam puroe mtttels
SanitGtspdeens nd9 benz Qet9en<
baus perbra9t. : Die 9ieIige StuOenz
teni6aft bsabii9tigt, ben Dpr Subresz
frift %peritprbenen 3ettor Der Se9nt=
f9en So9I6ule, Yrof. &arl Weit>
breft, bur9 Grrt9tung zines 9rabz
bentmdls Defenders gu e6ren. - Na9
fur5em 2eiOen TIT General Der Snfanz
terie 4. 9. W0ldern, Der bon 1890 Biz
1895 commanbirenoer General oes
INSTRUMENTATION 4rmeecorps mar,
rs Sabre alt g~eItorben.
Mltbprf. Sas Gunfel, ods
bisber ii6er ben 5 9ranbitiftungen i'm
Sauie bss Tlaf9ners 9ari4 f9pebte,
bat ii6 geli9tst. Die %11iGbrige Sod
ter bes 8eiiBers Fat ii9 enbli9 als
S6Gterin betannt. sic bate bereits
cine psitere 8ranbtiftung pprbersis
tet.
8Dbltn.gen. gei Der 4usfabrt
zines 9iiterauges bon bier na9 G9nin<
gen ippIte elm 8remIer etnen Sitter
tpagen iiberiteisen, pabri9einli9 Tim
on feinen ri9tigen Stanoort au foms
men. Gr tpurbe iebo6 BON Der Sdz
gersbeimer ueberfibrungsbriide erfabt
unb berart STRAIGHTFORWARD, 5aB Der
Sob fofort sintrat. Der 8erungliidte
6eibt 6eltpig, pobnt in Stuttgart
Sftbeim unb binterldbt cine @ittpe
nit mebreren &inbern.
Settenbau e n. Die II Sabre
dlte @ittpe @4mib ipolte i6r Mitz
tagehen bereiten, babel fingen ibre
&leiber seuer unb bic Srdu trus 10
f6pere 8ranopunoen bapon, baB lie
balb barauf ftarb.
S9Qrnoorf. 2ebtens purbe Der
fdon betabrts ~ebemalige Ta6ritbeiiber
@ols bon bier, Der unter 0ormunb=
f9aft ftanb, in fetner 8ebaufuns er<
bGngt aufgefunoen.
8 iibingen. Ser beroiente fritz
bere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or. Otto b.
5ranfltn lit na9 ldngerem 2eiben se=
itorben. Ra& elmer 3~1idhrigen erfoIaz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24

= 8erubieenb. .Oas @er>
mDsen Der iunsen Witttpe, bic sic mir
ba e~mpfeblen, fpGre ia bur9aus poi<
fenb, Die Dame ion aber febr jdb5or=
nig iein unb ibrem Selisen oft serug
in ben 9oaren selesen baben."
wMbsr 7 bitt' sic, in q paar Subren
haben's 70 fpie 10 q 9laB'n!"
= Siaereprpbe. o.: ,Wenn
i9 nur erfabren f0nnte, Of mid meme
ansebetete 8aura mirflid liebtg!!" g.:
.Das 1T gang etnfa4. SeBe Did
beim nd6iten 1aa unter ben groben
Spisssl uhb pab senau auf: Wenn
Define Mnssbetete auerft Did anfiebt
unb bann erft in ben Spiesel f4aut.
bann bat iie Did fiGer lieb!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24

= 8elun9ene @~usrebe.
Ri6ter: rWas be6pedten Sic oGInit,
baB sic nit Sbren &neipsenoiTen in
fat alien StraBen frieOlihen Slr9ern
bic 5eniter eintparfen?" STUDENT:
.Wir pp1ten benz 9laierfonereB, Der
am aRbern Sag in unierer Stabt 5us
iammentrat, cine @ufmertiamteit err
peiiem."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24

@rfGdrt. sd finbe, Der
Ratb unb bic &Gt6in haben febr CUTE
@r5iebungssrunbidBe gum Seiipiel
itreitsn lie ME Dor ben ainbern, ionz
bern f9iden lie INNER 5uerit fort"
nSebt peib i9, pes6al6 ibre ainber
ben san5en Sag auf Der StruBe iinb."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24
Wdrme g. mbfehIu 7

: Warme GmpfebIuug.
aunbe: SIT benn Sbr Mittel sseen
bic S9ipaben audi tpirtli9 Ii9erg
@irft es? @erfGufer: SD fam Sbz
men nun fusen, tpenn Sic bas auf ben
Martt in Stuttgart f@treuen, itirbt bic
gauge Stabt aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24
ganfis.

Srau: rSu 2ieberjahn, fOmmf
pieber erit ON friiben Moreen no8
9aufeg Sect lit bas MaB poI!"
II: rpabt mir gerabe, i6 bub'
INNER nod Surf6t!l"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-24
Gurppdif&e Na6rt@tem.
Bapern

Minhen. 8or eintger 3ett
fippts Bel elmer uebuns bes g~iienbabn<
bataillpns auf benz Yionierz Iebungs=
plaB unter6alb ber9ogen6dufer Bride
seIegentli9 bes So9I9lagens elm Ppn<
ton um. 8ier Mann fielen in's WaIz
Ter, pooon brei fofort serettet per0en
fonnten. Sagesen beri9panb Der
pierte Pionier Mi6ael 9ente Der 1.
gompagnie bes Observation-Disclosures
in ben Welen. = &iirSii6 tparen e
25 Sabre, bab benz Muitbirigsnten
@eorg @alter i'm 3. 6elbartilerie= 3e>
giment befinitip Die Geitung elmer
MilitGrfapeIe ii6ertrasen tpurbe.
@ns6u9. Der 9eIangperetn
Srobfinn begging bieier Sage fem sol=
benes Subildum nit gr0beren 6eitli9z
feiten, beren 9lanspuntt bas Seitconz
cert oes Subelpereins unter Mitrpirt
flung Der 9apeQe bes 2. ulanen : Gss
ailments bilbete.
Samberg. Bel ginfa6rt zines
bon Niirn6ers tommsnben 9iiter5uses
ftiirate Der berbeiratbete 8remler pfle>
ger bon fetnem 8remsfiB berab unb gez
rietb unter Die Gdber bes 3uges. Dem
8ebauerenspertben tpurben beibe
8eine unb Der linfe Mrm total dbeez
fabren. SIN bieiisen &ranfen6auie
1T er alsbalo feinen @erIeBungen err
legen.
Sor9beim. Der Senior Der
biefigen Qebrerf9aft 2e6rer M. 6.
&leemann unb oefen Satin @malie
f~eierten bieier Sage bas Set Der guls
benen So95eit.
90@itabt. Bonn @eliebten err
morbet tplr6e bic %19iGbriae Mdredrete
9eier in Der @if9 bon 5tf9ern 9efunz
ben. Ods MGD6en mar bon feinem
9eliebten, benz elei6alterigen Mufi=
tersiObn SbOmds Qmmon bon M0elsz
bort miB6anbelt unb f6liebli9 in ben
6luB geipprf Ten, mo es ertrant.
&upferberg. Cine robe 8lut<
that bdt Der 22jdbrige 8auernburi9e
Mattbias Saueis bier beriibt. Weeen
&aufluit aus elmer WirtbI9aft bins
ausgetporfen, elite er 6eim, bplte ous
Sagogepebr feines 8aters uno f9pB
bann i'm 6auseunee Der Wirtbi9aft
ben per6eiratbeten Maf9inen6ei5er
Molf, nit Dem er eeitritten bate, ME-
Der. Sn Die Stirne eetroffen, fiel
8olf tobt su 8Oben, tporauf Der
Morbbube auf fi6 fel6er einen S9uB
abgab, Der i'm aber nur lsi9t an
Sberarm berlebte.
Nurnberg. Der erI tur5e 3ett
berbeirat6ete 80 Sabre alte Sanbelss
mann Sengensberger bat fi9 in feiner
Mobnung erI9oHen. 2aut einem bin>
terlahenen 8riefe periibte er Die Shat,
neil feline iunge Srau nit einem iuns
gen 4rbeiter fliihtig eing unb ieitbem
fpurlos perf9punoen lit.
petersbauen en-. 2ebtens
purbe cine 6ruuensperipn Namens
&at6. Gisner aus Miinden, pel9e
spifden @iterbofen unb bier auf benz
Babnoamm gtng, bon etnem 3uge be1@
feite gef6leuoert. sic erfttt cine 0srs
renfung bes linten Primes unb tprroe
in bds &runtenbdus na9 Sa9au perz
bra9t. Sc f3eint eisenes @eri9ul<
ben ~boraultesen.
@iefenborf. Sier lit fiir5lt9
bur9 dusfliegenbe Sunten elmer Soto
motipe elm GROCER Walobrdnb e%ntitanz
ben; bic perpiiitete Gldde betrdgt rs
Sastperf.
2Siirtfertber9.
Stuttgart. @pr einiger 3eit
bat fiG i'm 8abnbofabort Der 25 Sabre
alte S9reiner Gbriitian MeBger bur9
einsn 2ebolperI6ub in ben &opf entz
leibt. Der 2eidnam puroe mittels
SanitGtspagens na9 benz 2ei6en<
baus perbra9t. = Die 9ieiige Stuoenz
tenfdaft beubfi9tigt, ben Dor Sabresz
frift h~prffnrhenen Rpftor Der Sehnt<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03

NJ. Felix leaned DaCk again on Ine
bench, shading his eyes with his hand.
1t is true, M Sicu," he said, after long
pause, THAT l cannot bear to recall it.
| went to see her, and she looked like
a pale flower; but she had the most stead
fast hope that the bon Diem would make
their innocence clear as the monday.
For myself, | confess, despaired.
1T was Just after the court passed
sentence, two or three days, | think, and
| had been here in the shop all day seeing
many people. 1t was late in the after
noon, however, when man came in and
brought me his watch to regulate. He
looked like an Italian, was short and
heavy and plainly dressed, and urgent to
get his watch, as he was leaving Paris.
| took it and after careless examination
promised it to him on the following
Monday He gave his name-F Ma1ar,
81 Rue MGnars. The watch, plain one
of Swiss make, was in a dirty chamois
case and turned it over to Antoine, one
of my apprentices.
1t being a Saturday, the men went
early, and it was after they had gone that
my visitor came back and demanded
the channels case. l replied that it
was not convenient to return it at
the moment, whereupon he grew angry
the case was his property and he would
have it!
Ito be sure, l replied, and the watch
also, for all l care, and l went back to
get it, but could not find it. Antoine
had put it away, and SO, after much fun
ing and impertinence, monsieur took HIM
self off.
The fellow had made me angry, how
ever, and being minded to return his
watch and chamois case at once, | set
about looking for them after | had closed
the shop. | found them too, at last, in
the drawer behind the workbench. The
fuss about that little case made me
examine it carefully. 1t was no more
than little pocket of chamois, such as
we often use for watches, but as | slipped
it off l discovered that there was a lump
at the bottom, and pressing it between
my fingers | felt something sewed in
between the seams. 1t was none of my
business, M sieu, but out came my pen
knife and l cut stitch or two, and there
was a small object carefully wrapped in
tissue-paper.
$50 OH thought to myself, here is
the value of the chamois easel! and |
chuckled softly as l UNFINISHED the paper
and held it up to the light C1eL, n'sieM
there was a pear-shaped pearl of such
size and luster that | could not but see
the resemblance to nine other rare pearls.
1t seemed to me then, m'Sien, that not
all the clocks in the shop made so loud
a noise as my heart did jumping up in
my throat.
Il was so excited that l ran all the
way to the prefecture.
"'Give me the pomegranate!' l cried,
bursting in like a mailman give me the
pomegranate watch of NJ. Bourdaluel'
NJ. lie Project stared; but he got the
trinket and, 10 and behold! the pearl
dropped into the empty socket.
Il can tell you, m'sien, there was a
stir-the telephone-bell jangling, the
messenger boys running, and at last
NJ. lie Project and l driving like mad to
Rue Menars.
1t was now about eight o'clock and
IL
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the bank at which NJ. Bourdalue dealt.
I'VE were not long there. NJ. lie Pre-
feet had up first one inmate of the pension
and then another, and questioned and
threatened and cajoled. AS result we
went to the depot at once to catch
train to Neuilly."
NJ. Felix looked at me with grim
smile.
"lFsien, did you ever hunt criminal
with the Project de Police? Non? Eli,
but you have missed something At
Neuilly, more questions, telephones and
dispatches; then we were in a carriage,
the Project and l and two geuS ddrneS,
and driving like the Evil One out into the
country. 1t must have been midnight
when we came to little inn, The Three
Truffles, and NJ. lie Project got down
and asked questions. The place was
poor and seemed to have only one or two
guests; the whole upper story under the
roof was dark as pitch. Out comes NJ.
lie Project and orders the driver, in loud
voice, to go back to the depot. But no
sooner are we a short distance off than he
puts his head out of the carriage window.
I" Jean,' he cried to the driver, YOU
stop here, and VEN. Felix, you and l
and the men-will go back
But why?' | asked. / was weary
and sorely disguised.
He pointed back at the inn. At first
| noticed no change, then | saw a light
UP in the garnet.
He is there, NJ. Felix said the Pre-
feet, and we began to walk back across
the fields.
There were four of us; but I was not
armed, and | confess that it made me
nervous to hear them click their revolvers.
As we drew near, NJ. lie Project disposed
his forces, surrounding the house.
"'You will come with me?' he said
politely to me.
But l sat down under hedge. I'm
a man of peace, m'Sien,' l said. You
will pardon me-.
Il think he laughed; but he went on
straight to the back door.
1T was all over in a few moments;
sat quite still and watched the light
in the window. | had seen NJ lie Project
enter, then the light in the window went
out-like that! Quick There was
scrambling sound and a thud and the
flash of a pistol. The gems d aru1e under
the window shouted to me.
Il have him! Come you and hold his
legs, Sir Clockmakerr'
Here was a nice business for a re-
spectacle man! The poor knave kicked
a good DEAL but before the others came
he gave out; he was wounded. He had
nearly got away and the guard had shot
him. He was taken into the inn, and
as soon as NJ. lie Project saw him he
recognized him.
"'Eh, bien,' he said, we have the right
bird at last. This man is an eX-con-
Wet, ex-valet to NJ. Bourdalue and an
all-around good-for-nothing. 1t is as
thought from your description, and
came here because this innkeeper is
his brother, although he always denies
all knowledge of him
ut was true enough, m'sien. That
was the end of it. The man was fatally
wounded, and before he died he con-
fessed He had been hidden in the
house all day and murdered and robbed
NJ BOurdalue slipping out lust before
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

Die gr0Bten Gdiffe Der Sanoels-
marine fiss.en in Dem neuen Sod, oas
ITO SUB lang frsroen ioll, sebott lper=
Sen. -9m Sabresta9 OtS 9raaer 6ries
osns erfolgte Die Nuffebung o.s ibsr
300 Gentaer idperen aopfiteines oss
Somburgsr @ismart sGentmals, odS
6amit feline boae D56e bon % 9letsrn
errei4te. Der bisfi9en ariminolpoli
5ei 1T e5 geluugen, Den tereitS nehr-
fat1 nit 3ualbous porfeItraften Gtip
Ru0olf May GhiAteiien aus Berlin,
Der bon bort uno Ststtin aus iDegsn
@ctruae3 itedbrieFlib reTfol9t lDuroe,
5u perhofter.
Bremen. Yer Ghriftiicller uno
Drdmoturg, Gta6tti5liotfetar pTcs
fsFor Scinrih 9u!tbaipt, lit geitorteu.
9remerbapeil. 8as grobe
gtermaitldiff pNOsett 4i1nar5," oaS
i'm 9inelifden Deer permuihlih in
0ttober oes porioen Sabre5 init benz
Aopitdn gaintler mO rs Wanll uaterz
ae1ongen lit. lpurbe por Dem hieiigen
Geeamt fir perId)ollen erflart.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
students Particular.

The following story though told at
Ills own expense, is one which the late
Or. Stevens seemed never weary OF re-
peating. DR.. Stevens was prominent
physician Of Hanover. n. H., aud once
a week he lectured before The students
of Dartmouth Medical college on yarl-
GUS matters pertaining to human
anatomy
On this particular morning when tho
class was assembled Or. stevens arose.
and, taking from Tie table a rather
ahnorinally large skull. stepped 20 the
platform, and, holding the skull in his
right hand, at the same time uncDn-
scionsly supporting his own head with
his left. opened Ills lecture with the fol-
lowing remark
= suppose, gentlemen, / hold IA my
hand the head of about the biggest
fool in tho state OF New Hampshire.
Imagine tho uproar that followed
when from the extreme rear OF the
room came, (which hand, professor
Boston Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
RGarimai(dle 5taaten.

Sena. Die 5eriens aurie an bel
llniperiitdt Sena egfrcuen Iid BON
sSdbr su Sdbr letbaTtern geIuGa aus
alien 3bcilen oes Reih5 uno 0eS QluSe
lanos. Die ge8enlpdrtigen &urIe linb
BON zoe 5erren ltn6 1860 0omen fes
iu9t, uno omar itomiren 240 ons
SeutIhldno, il 81 aug gtublano uno
GcIterrei4z llngdrn, rs aus Grobbris
tannien, Is aug ben Ser. G5tualen, $
aus G1peoen Z aus 16nenart, 5
ais Der SdweiS, 4 aus 9olano, 3
aug 0riehenlarn nnb il aus SiiNs
alncrito un0 aus giumdnieil.
ap b"urg. 8ie &phseitsgute Deg
8oburgsr 2anDsS fir osn iunsen Ser
SoJ bon Mpburg Gotba beItebt aus
einer Summe, oie fir Die ReIiuurirung
Ser autbers&irde auf Der 6eIte So
burg beitimmt lit.
Weiningen. Der Gdfiirer Der
bieiiaen Srsistdlie, airi9, ipuroe in
serrsnberg erfdbohsn oufsefunoen.
Sine iofort oorsenommene Reriiion er.
CAB cine our9 &irIh periibte Inter
iHloguns in o0be BON 24,C00 WRart.
gBurs d. Der dlteite aebrcr
bes reubiiden Sberlanoss. 6einrid
0ietrit9 in HottersoorL TT i'm 81. 2e4
bensjobre geiicrben. gtm 10. Tebrual
1902 mar es inn uno leiner in5piifer
peritorbcnsn gemabIin persDnut, oas
Teit Der oiamdntcnen ScAseit gu feiern
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
RESULTS FROM FILTRATION
Evidence of It's Value Shown In the
Water System of One
Big City.

Recent statistics OF typhoid fever In
Philadelphia furnish evidence of the
value Of the filtration of the water
supply which amounts to positive dem
onstration, says the Philadelphia Led
ger. In a portion OF West PhiladeI.
phia still supplied la part with until
tered water there were during four
months OF the present year. 273 cases
of typhoid fever In population OF
140517, oronoin5iA nthcadjuiningse
lion, supplied entirely from the Belmont
Offering plant there were but seven
eases iii a population Of 4i.49i, on one
In 5,9i7
4 similar contrast Il shown in the
northwestern portion III tile city The
Germantown and Peterborough dis
trict IL supplied With filtered water
from the Rcxbarough beds In this
district, With a population OF 1880
there we're 81 cases OF typhoid fever.
or one in 3,G74 In two neighboring
wards, ing unfltefed water, In o
population OF S9,149 there we're 1872
cases OF typhoid. or one in every 675
In the northeagtern section, supplied
with urflterei water from the Della
ware, i,035 cases Of typhoid fever oc-
cured In population Of 144.soG--the
appalling proportion Of one in 140. The
difference between the two extremes
of ratio shown by these figures repre-.
sert in the whole population the diff.
ference between 9,2f9 cases Of typhoid
fever and only go cases--or exactly
20 to- l. II we leave the worst re.
suits from the uaaltered Delaware out
Of consideration. we have still the con.
trast that among SGT people drinking
the ordlaary water from the Schuyl-
kill thare has occurred this year one
case Of typhoid fever, while there was
, hut cao ease among 3526 persons us.
| ing the same water filtered In other
words The lltration u water has re-
duced thc liability to typhoid fever
| S3 per coat.