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short, but If you think that you can
trust me-and this is for you to Judge
give me the Signet which hangs
about your neck. If not. go back to
the castle and do your best to save
the lady Rosamund and yourselves.
Thrusting down his hand between
his mail shirt and his breast, Godwin
drew out the ancient ring, carved with
the mysterious signs and veined with
the emblem of the dagger, and handed
it to Masouda.
You trust indeed" she said with a
little laugh, as. after scanning IT
closely by the light Of the moon and
touching her forehead with 1t, she
hid it in her bosom.
Yes. lady" he answered, II trust
you, though why you should risk SO
much for us / do not know"
Why? Well, perhaps for hates
sake, for Sinan does not rule by
love; ..erhaps because. being OF
wild blood, / am willing to set
my life at hazar who care
not If win or die; perhaps
because you saved me from the
lioness. What is 1t to you, Sir Cod
win. why acertain woman-spy Of the
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their horses hoofs. a.36 went on laugh
ing. The mob laughed also.
Tear that paper up, SAID Goowin-
Wulf did so, saying:
: "Our Rosamund has brave heart.
Well. we are of the same blood, and
will not fail her."
Now they were come to the open
space in front OF the narrow bridge,
where, tier on tier, the multitude were
ranged, kept back from its center by
lines Of guards. On the fiat rooted
houses also they were crowded thick
as swarming bees. on the circling walls
and on the battlements that protected
the far end of the bridge, and the
houses Of the outer city. Before the
bridge was low gateway, and upon
its roof sat the Al-Jebal, clad In his
scarlet robe of festival, and by his
side, the moonlight cleaning on her
jewels, Rosamund. In front, draped
IN a rich garment, a dagger Of gems
in her dark hair, stood the interpreter
or mouth" Masouda. and behind were
dais and guards.
The brethren rode to the space be-
fore the arch and halted. saluting with
their 3 nsuraned Epears. Then from
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LAS you will: so be it," adding, "give
these envoys food and drink before
they CO." So
But their spokesman answered:
I'VE partake not of the bread and
wine of murderers, lest we should be-
come OF their fellowship. Al-Jebal,
we depart, but within a week we re-
appear again in the company of ten
thousand spears. and on one of them
shall your head be set. Your safe
conduct guards US until the sunset.
After that dosayour, worst as we do
ours. High princess, our counsel to
you is that you slay yourself and so
gain an immortal honor" Then, bow
ing to her one by one, they turned and
marched down the terrace followed by
their servants.
Now Sinan waved his hand and the
court broke up. Rosamund leaving It
first. accompanied by Masouda and es-
corted by guards, after which TIE
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road to the tall rock. Then finding
themselves alone. they unlocked the
door, and, slipping through it, locked 1t
again on the farther side and groped
their way to the moonlit mouth of the
cave. Here they stood awhile study
ing the descent OF the gulf as best
they could in that light, till suddenly
Goodwin, feeling hand upon his
shoulder, started round to find him
self face to face with Masouda.
How did you come? ?" he asked.
by a road in which is your only
hope" she answered. Now, Sir God
win, waste no words, for my time is
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.Henceforth through life. through
death. we serve two ladies'" and what
he did Wulf did also.
..Mayhap," she answered sadly; two
ladies-but one love-"
Then they went, and creeping
through the bushes to the path wan
dered about awhile among the revelers
and came to the guest house safely.
Once more it was night, and high
above the mountain fortress of Masyaf
shone the full summer moon, ngnting
crag and tower as with some vast sill
yer lamp. Forth from the guest mouse
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'Assassins, whom in your land you
would spit on. chooses to do this or
that?"
She ceased and stood before them
with heaving breast and flashing eyes,
a. mysterious white figure in the moon
light, most beautiful to see.
Goodwin felt his heart stir and the
blood flow to his brow. but before he
could speak Wulf broke in, saying:
You bade us spare words, lady
Masouda. so tell us what we must do"
This she answered, becoming
calm again. Tomorrow night about
this hour you fight LQzelle upon the
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

This is the fourth installment
OF "Thc Brethren" which will
be concluded shortly. The Sun
day Call desires to call atten-
ton to the exceedingly high
class literary features to be Of
fered during the winter. Fol-
lowing 'The Brethren" will ap-
pear 'eThe Castaway," the latest
novel by Halle Erminie Rives,
and following that will appear
Booth Tarlxington's Monsieur
Bcaucaire" and Gertrude Ath-
erton's "a Whirl Asunder.'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
Home for the Confederate Soldiers and
Sailors az Jacksonville.
In the House.

TallshasJee. April 27.-Two commu.
nicAtions from Miami, one favoring and
the other opposing the Key West rail-
way extension, were received ia the
House yesterday.
Mr.. Wells introduced a memorial TO
Congress 70 increase pensions Of Sem
mole War veterans from IS TO Sl2 per
month. Adopted.
Mr.. Jewell offered resolution ask.
ing Florida Congressmen to work for
good roads movement.
New bills introduced
Mr. Matthews OF Bradford-To re-
peal the law allowing SHERIFF. and 9TH
sr police officers to carry concealed
weapons without giving bond.
Mr. King OF Dade--To amend the law
organizing county court Of DAde
county,
Mr.. kirkland OF Lske--To regulate
carrying OF concealed weapons, and
providing a penalty therefor.
Mr.. Wells Of HillsbOro-To fix terms
OF trustees OF special tax districts, and
to provide the time. manner and con.
ditiOus for holding elections for such
trustees, and for voting mlllage upon
the taxable property In such districts
for school purposes.
Committee on Appropriations-The
general appropriation act to meet cur
rent expenses OF State government
from July !, 1905, to June 30. 1907.
Mr. SlStTunk Of MAFion--To provide
for official reporters in circuit courts
and reneal existing laws on that SUBJ
jec'
Mr. Carter OF Polk-Providing time
in which express companies shall settle
claims for goods Loaf or damaged by
them In transit,
Mr.. DormRn Of SuwAnnee--To pro.
hibIt certain games aud sports on sun.
days. Baseball, football and horse
races are the prohibited sports.
MF Hall OF SuwAnhee--To require
railroad companies TO construct and
keep In repair crossings OF highways,
Pnd 10 guard the same in towns and
eiIies
Mt, Bryan OF WAShington-T 10 amend
Law relative To local elections relative
Co the sale OF liquors
The bill regarding board OF regents
for colleges was made n special order
for Thursday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
COURT HOUSE PAVEMENT.
BriekIaYerS Began Work Thursday,
and viii Push Work Through.

BriekIaYerS Began Work Thursday,
and viii Push Work Through,
Work was begun Thursday Of laying
brick on the pavement around the
court house square, the work being
done under the supervision OF j. Dad
ley Williams and Mr. Fisher.
The sidewalk or pavement will prove
OF great benefit to those who are Ac-
customed 60 passing that way. IL will
prove great convenience To the public
generally, aud will tend 70 enhance
the value OF the county property con-
siderably.
County Commissioner Pedrick OF
this district has the work in charge
and he has been devoting a great deal
Of time 20 the same within the past few
days. All material has been delivered
the grades have been properly made,
and altogether the work il ready 90
begin Mr. Pcdrick expects the same
TO be completed within the next two
or three weeks, when Gainesville can
boast OF the best and most durable
pAvements in the country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
Why Suffer From rheumatism?

Why suffer with rheumatism when
one application Of Chamberlain Pain
Balm will relieve the pain? The quick
relief which this liniment affords
makes rest and sleep possible, and that
alone IL worth mAuy times its cost.
Many Who have used IL hoping only for
q short relief from suffering have been
happily surprised to find that after
awhile the relief became permanent.
Mrs. V. n. Leggett OF Yum Yum, Ten
nesSse, u. s. A writes; II am great
sufferer from rheumatism, all over
from head TO foot, and Chamberlain
Pain Balm 10 the onlv thing that will
relieve the pain" For sale by all
druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

DrpaIy Sheriff J Lee stokes Of
MiCAnopy arrived in the city Thurs
day With Edward Williams, u youth.
fol negro who Was ArrsiRnsd before
Justice smith Al MicAhopy upon =
charge OF lArcny, aud sentenced 20
three months IN the county gang "
10 10 said that Williams, whom q, 10
claimed 10 In bad way With n loAth-
some disease. has been obnoxious TO
the people OF M,canopy for some time
but there 10 q sAtisiHctiou that he vail
not trouble them Tor the period u the
neIl three months any way
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01

Mr. & n wGinWFight 81 Lemon City
Fla has written the manufacturer
that much better results are obtained
t0nm the nee Of ChambeFlain's Colie
Choieu and O.AFthoea Remedy IA
cases oi pains Ia the siomaoh. collie and
cholera mogbos By taking H. Ia he's -.
TOE a. hot - can D. drank. That Uhen
takso IN THE nay the seeet IL dOabls
N FaPidity. Ia teens % go % che
Ftghi sPos ibsaanlly," be ava. Fos
aale b. al eFugzISaA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
OUR new CHARTER
BILL PASSED SENATE
Joint Committee Of Legislature to
Visit East Florida Seminary.
PENSION BILL BECOMES LAW

viii Seriously Affect the Fine and For
feiture Fund-AIachua Among the
Counties to Suffer-Senator Nc.
CrearY's School Bill Passed.
Special to The Daily Sun.
Tallahassee, April Ex-senator Har-
ris OF Monroe and Represe ntatives
Wilson OF Jackson and Dyal Of Nassau
have been appointed a committee TO
visit East Florida Seminary, aud the
committee will probably leave for
Gainesville tomorrow.
The Senate appropriations bill, ap-
propristing sl40OOO Immediately from
the fund arising from the hire OF State
convicts to pay pensions, passed the
Senate today and was Immediately
certified to in the House. IL lie claimed
the bill will seriously affect the fine
and forfeiture fund and financial ar.
judgements OF many counties, includ-
ing Alschua.
The GaiDesvillr charter bill was put
upon its third reading and was passed
by the Senate Ihis afternoon; also the
McCreary bill regulating the attend.
Ance OF non.residents in special tax
school districts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
Had TO Ward OF Old Ars.

The most successful way OF wArdinE
OF the approach Of old age IL to main.
tain q vigorous digestion, This can be
done By eating only food suited to Jour
age and occupation, and when any dis
order OF the stomach appears take =
dose Of Chamberlain stomach aud
Liver Tablets 10 correct IL. II you have
a weak stomach or are troubled with
indigestion. you will lind these tablets
10 BE- just what you need. For sale Wy
ell druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
Chambsrlan's Cough Remedy the
Very Best.

II have been using Chamberlain .
Cough Remedy and want TO cay II IL
the brst cough medicine | have ever
taken" says Geo. l.. Chubb, q mer-
ehAnt Of Harlan. Mich. There lie no
question about its being the hest, ~ II
will cure a cough oF cold in lees time
than any other treatment IL should
always be kelt In the house ready Tor
instant use. for cold eau be cured IN
mush lees time when promptly treat
ed. For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-01
PIVE MILLION BRICK

ace have tAp Facet and bssG kaild-
ing bFiek made iE 9eoFHta wire ~ ny
expense eos lo9est essh pEsega dellvee.
e 81 any patna N Ilort4n. \. ~.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19

'I must get rid OF them said he. II
am going to bury them in a corner of
my house I"
Next night he set to work to dig the
hole. His neighbors were frightened at
this nightly work. however. and report
ed the matter TO the Judge. About was
again thrown into prison and had to
pay a second fine. When he returned
home this time he. was furious, and
threw the shoes into the drain.
Some days after IL was noticed that
the water did not flow in the drain.
Upon examination it was ascertained
that the obstruction had been caused by
Aboufs shoes. The miser was again
conducted to prison, and again paid
fine.
Then, in despair. Aboul-Casim decided
to burn the troublesome shoes. and so
he placed them upon the roof OF his
house TO dry out first.
But misfortune again pursued him: a
dog playing upon the roof OF the house
let one OF the shoes fall, and IL fell upon
the head of woman who was seated
below. causing her to faint with fright.
Her husband complained to the Cover
nor, and About was again sentenced to
a term OF Imprisonment and to pay q
fine.
Not knowing how else to get rid OF
the shoes. About finally took them be-
fore the Judge. to whom he related his
story.
IT beg you." said he. ''to take these
shoes and keep them. and hope that
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19
The Story OF Printing
No. I-tstory Of the Worlds Inventors and Inventions

acters on a block than to set up the
10000 Chinese characters.
Until the publication at Cologne in
1499 of the Cologne Chronicle" IL was
believed that Johann Gutenberg invent
ed printing at Strassburg, Germany.
discovered in MainZ about 1440. but first
practiced in Holland. In 1888 Adriaen
de Jonghe published work in which
he makes one Coster. of Haarlem. Hol-
land. the inventor OF printing. in 1440
Who really invented printing is un-
the invention at about the same time,
but. anyhow. the invention is of more
value than the name of the inventor.
About 14I6 William Caxton set up tho
first press in England and printed on 1t
the Caxton Bible. The first press in
In America was set up for the Viceroy OF
Mexico. 1856. Two years later Har-
ward secured a press. and its first I'm
portant work was the Bay Psalm
Book"
Have you not wondered. as you have
pass. OF gunpowder and of the printing
press. why 1t is that these three great
inventions were OF no practical use to the
Chinese nation, which discovered them?
1 will tell you. The Chinese for long
ages have been ancestor worshipers.
They believe that their ancestors are
all-wise. and their ways the best ways.
They believe IL wrong to do or think
other than their fathers. and so IL is that
when some of their great men discov-
cred the germ of a great truth their
descendants did not improve 1t. but
handed It down through the ages just
as the inventors left It.
That Is why of all races the Chinese
are the last 10 get the good of their own
inventions. ELIOT KAYS STONE.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19
Celebrating Washington's Birthday
Some Points for Good Games to Play in Honor Of
the Father Of His Country

2. How often has the United States
War?
You will be surprised to see how hard
every one will have to think before Civ
ing the correct answers.
The answers are: 1. Mass. Conn. r.
l.. N. H, n. Y, N. j., Del. Penna., Md,
Va, y. c., s. c., Ga. 2. War with Bar
barry States, jefferson, President, 1904;
war with England, Madison, President,
1872; war with Mexico, Polk. President.
1S45; Civil War, Lincoln, President, 1861;
war with Spain, Mckinley, President,
1897
Next you may play the game of State
nicknanes.
Take sheets of paper. and on each one
write the following account OF a journey
in the United States. Leave blank spaces
here and there as indicated. and then
distribute the papers among the players
and tell them they must fill the blank
spaces with NICKNAMES of VARIOUS
STATES of the Union.
Here is the story:
Mr.. Brown planned an extensive trip.
Having already seen most of his native
new South, he decided to pay a visit 10
the opposite direction, the - in
other words, although he had heard
wise men like Horace Greeley say that
ting sun.
So taking his cane. he went
to say goodbye to his daughter -
-, who was in the kitchen, graf
ing a which her nearsighted eyes
had mistaken for a -.
Wont you take some luncheon, faith
err" she asked; and she gave him the
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19
Matt taking d spin around tQl12.

merous friends is driven up in front or
the office, he just jumps in and sits up
on the front seat, where he can take
in the sights.
Every day for years he has carried
the paper in his mouth TO his mistress,
and before giving 1t UP TO her always
sits up and begs for a piece of candy:
Many an hour his master has passed
playing ball or hide-and-seek with him
in the office. He is as crazy about
ball as any boy. and as fine catcher,
and could almost serve in a baseball
team-he has watched the game so
often. OF course, such ordinary tricks
as jumping over a cane. rolling over.
sitting up to beg for things. shaking
hands with his paw. are all among
MATHS accomplishments. He also likes
to smoke pipe.
When one day last year the stork
brought a dear little baby boy to the
home of his master, Matts nose was
very much out of joint. For long time
he was very jealous of the baby. and
wouldn't come near him. nor notice him
at all. This worried his master not
little, as he was very anxious they
should be good friends. However, late
ly Matt has shown a disposition to be
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He did this for four or FIVE years, until,
at last. the shoes became so heavy with
patches that everybody noticed them
and talked about them. In speaking OF
the weight of a burden in Bagdad they
always said, This is as heavy as the
shoes OF Aboul-Casim."
One day one of his friends told About
Casim that he had Just purchased a
quantity of bottles at an extraordinar-
lily low price. Buy a part OF them."
said he; keep them for a few weeks.
and you can sell all the bottles at
great profit" So, Aboul-Casim bought
the bottles and had them carried to his
place.
Then another friend announced that
he had some fine perfume for sale. IF
you should desire to purchase It." he
added, II Will sell 1t to you at a fine
price, and you will be able to sell 1t
again for double this amount" About
Casim bought this also. and filed the
bottles that he had bought with the
perfume.
The next morning Aboul-Casim went
to the bath house and took a bath. A
Joking friend said to him, laughing,
''Oh! Casim. let me make you q present
Of new shoes. for these are entirely too
heavy
.'As you please" replied About
Meanwhile the Judge had come In TO
take q bath also. When About had
dressed. seeing q new pair Of shoes IN
place OF his old ones, he thought that
his friend had indeed left them az q
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wing OF a - --. nicely packed In
covered - iron dish.
Leaving home. Mr.. Brown started for
the station, but on the of the
bridge, he caught sight of his -
servant trying to - - farmer.
who had fallen out of his boat and was
struggling in the water of the - be-
low.
When. at last. the farmer was saved.
Mr.. Brown called "Bravoi" to his ser
want. and FASTENED on to catch his
train. By this time II was almost dark.
but even IL he had been a stranger in
the place. Mr.. Brown could have found
his way by - -. which was
just rising above the tops of a lofty
- At s O'Clock the train set
out, bearing Mr.. Brown toward the --
-. made famous by Washington,
Jefferson and other great men.
Every one will have lot'of fun try
ing to ill out the blanks. When you
get through, read this list OF correct
the game:
1. "Old North"-N. C.
2. Empire" Staten. Y.
3. Palmetto States. c.
4. Little Rhody"-R. 1.
s. Buckeye" State-O.
s. Nutmeg State-Conn.
Z. "Blue Hen" State-DeI.
s. Granite" Staten. II.
9. keystone" State-Penna.
10. Creole State-La-
IL. Sucker (Succor) State-In
II "Hoosier' State-Ind.
13. bay" State-Mass
IA. Lone Star" State-Texas.
Is. "Pine Tree" State-Maine.
16. "Old Dominion" State-Va.
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more friendly with the baby, and will
even lick his hands and face when he
gets an opportunity.
Matt's life has not been all sunshine.
for recently he has lost his dear master
his best friend. When he was taken
III II was pathetic to see Matt watching
day after day for his return to the
office-sitting at the windows or on the
steps, looking up into the face OF every
one who passed along, hoping to see the
one dear face.
But after weeks of waiting he was at
last taken to see him, and for the last
time was fed candy from his dying
hand. From that time until his death
Matt remained in his room by his bed
side. and while his loved master was
breathing his last-faithful to the end
he cried and begged to jump on the bed
beside him to give him a parting caress.
For days afterward he came and
whined at his bedroom door and ran all
over the house, looking for him every
where.
But now he seems to have given up
the search and has apparently returned
to his old happy life, as of yore. though
no one can tell how sad he may be at
heart. JESSIE BOWLES FISHER.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19

Now. the players must exercise their
wits to make up a telegram of ten words
beginning with the letters in the order
given.
After ten minutes or so call Times
up" and gather up the papers. Display
a prize for the one to be adjudged as
best. and then read the kilograms alou1.
Let the company decide which is best.
Here are examples:
Suppose the letters were A, l., w, L,
b, Z, I, .. q. II.
One telegram: Alice Lane VIII Know
BY Evening That Oscar CANDLES Hor-
ribly.
Another telegram: Another Lad VIII
Kiss Before Edith Thinks OF Going
Homo.
Lots OF fun in this game. Try 1t.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19
Word Puzzles

Every word described below described
according to sound IS some article OF
household furniture:
Join vehicle that runs on track to
favorite child 1r animal. and you Will have
a fioOr covering.
2 Join a small rug to lock OF hair.
and you will have something to sleep upon.
3 Join a dose of medicine. put up In a
round shape, with word meaning to be In
debt. and you will have something to lay
your head upon.
T. Join n long table used by merchants In
their shops 10 a square Of window glass
and you will have something to cover with.
+ Join a grown person of the masculine
gender TO a word meaning to relate. and
YOU will have a shelf above your fireplace
G. Join a collection OF pieces that match.
as in table china, TO n drink used at meals,
and.you will have something to sit upon.
I Join a short sleep to your relatives. and
YOU will have something TO wipe your lips
upon when eating.
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<fTIRST in war. first in peace. first
in the hearts of his country
men,
''Washington's fame Will go on in
creasing until the brightest constella-
ton of yonder heavens is called by his
me.'-Thomas jefferson.
mo man ever stood for so much to
his country and to mankind, as George
Washington. Blot out from the page
OF history the names of all the great
actors of his time in the drama of ma
tions. and preserve the name OF Wash
ington. and the century would be re-
nowned. d."-Chauncey NJ. Depew
THE sword OF Washington. The stafr
OF Franklin. Oh. sir. what associations
are linked in adamant with these names!
Washington, whose sword was never