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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Ndrttem 6era.

Stuttqart. Die 8dmmsr Ser
@baeoronstsn bat Die @~eiebporlass
stpsds 3utaTung 'OnisiiionslOier
UolfsI6ulen a69e,ebnt.-Dsr aonig
bon Wiirttsmberg bat Dem Better bes
onatplif6sn g~a6nbaues, @sbeimen
gauratb aapp, auf 0efIen Intras uns
ter Werlei6ung oss Rumens aapp b.
@uItftein ber srbIiaen 4oelitanb i'm
a0nisrsid Wjjrttsmbsrs p%srlisben.-
Der piirttsmbsr8ii6e Obitbaupersiu,
Der in oieIem 3aGr auf elm ~25idbrisss
gefebsn suriid6litt. piro aus biefem
Gnlab bonn %. september Biz g. St'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
@foen6ura.

SIbenburg. In9ier tpurbe Die
Observation-Disclosures 9unItauste1ung err
Dffnet. ole einen 9beil Der groben Gam
oes sSnouitries uno 8eiperbedusitelz
lung bilOet. DER @robbsr3og bat ouS
proteiiorat iibernommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
&ro66er,oaf6nm SeTen.

9 Il q ot. Die Staotperorbs
nstsnpsriammluns beihlob unter s.e
pi1en Wooifitationen Die Betpiaisuna
BON Ru~bsssbdltern uno 9interbliebe-
ens@eriorgunsen an nidt Ooabsiddfz
tiste ftdotiihe 8eoisnitete uno 4rbeis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Me6fen6ura,

q o # o d. On Der bieiiaen llnipers
fitdt iparen i'm lesten WinteriemeIter
566 Stuoenten immatrituIirt. Sm
Sommeriemeiter betrd9t Die 3obl Der
immdtritulirten Stuoenten 623. Die
3dbl Der SOrsr uno Sorerinnen be-
trd9t al, Die @eIummtfrequen3 ulio
RID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Sa6(en.

9 DRESDEN. 9urd geri4tli4e Be
fGtieung 1T inter getpii'en geoinsun'
gen Die Staot DRESDEN Grbtn oes ge1
fammten @ermOgers oes er~itorbenen
2 aommerSienratbs Gfdebah gs%tporoen.
Der Ta6lab besiffsrt ii6uuf7,000,00 600
Wdrf.-3er Inn ods itGbtiihe Shuls
tpeien bohperbients 9sbeime S4ulrdtb
Sruaih lit a%eitorben.
: 4borf. Der bier %peritorbene
altefte @eiitIihe Sdhiens. g. EN-.
Gobis, permatte Der bisIleen Sduls
1000 Mart uno Der Stride 1000
Mart.
4nerba Of. Dem Sonbs fir Die
Grri4tung elmer 0oltsbabsanitalt, Der
Snos 1905 auf inseeinmmt 1887
Wfdrl onsetpahien fein piro, foGen in
3ufunft anidbrli4 1000 Mart aus
Dem Reineepinn Der SparfuEe suges
flbrt tperoen.
Iaefpib B. Der 9eutfde 3tpeia
bes interndtionalen Dereins Der syreunz
oinnen iunger Wdb1en, Der unter benz
protettorat Der bsutiden &aiIerin
ftebt, belt bier feline Sabresperiamms
lung ub. Der 3peis SdbIt aur 3eit
IN. 20 2dnoestbeiIen iiber 5000 Wit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Rbriuprnuittt.

q q d. EN-. Die Straftammsr bsrs
urtbeilte Den Stuosnten Simon aug
MAIDEN uno Den 8ergataoemifer 2ue
aus 5reibera ipeaen 3peitdmpfes su
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
Prnpt,,, l1ni,ti,trr,t.

Stettin. Der 0ampfer Sod"
ftteb NIT Dem f9peoiihen Segler
r0a53Ier" Suidmmen. 9eBterer lit ges
furten; Der 8ruoer beS Sapitdns ers
trdnt.
" # n. Sm 0orfe Nsus
bof bat Elm 6eler SO @obnbduisr psrs
ni6tet. 0as geIumn,te Ssnpsntar 1T
Elm Rdlb Der 6lummen getporosn. Nur
oret 6Guier iino bon Dem 6euer pers
f6ont 9eblieben. Die G~ntitebung oss
9ran0es 1T unbetannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-23
3%1rnpi,,, OTfprrnHrn.

& Il erburg. BON Dem groBen
9poie Der preubiiden aldNenlotterie
BADEN bier elm @naeitellter in elmer
gu66onoluns $4,000, Elm gddermeis
fter uno Elm &aufmann je q 600, fer
ner brei dlt.re 0amen suiummsn Az
900 Mart geiponnen.
siIfit. Der peritorbene Sanis
tGtsratb Or. @oburret bat sur Ges
fpGbrung sinsfreier 0arleben on Wrs
bi5in itubirsnbe Srauen 100000
Mari l~estpilig binterlaHen.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-28

ll-inch Air Tight oak....................$49
13-inch Air Tight Oak..........,.......S * eS
15-inch Air Tight Oak.......,..,,.....,S AZ
17-inch Air Tight Oak..............,,....s "a 5O
WOOD Air .....,..................Sl. 40
2-hole Laundry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$295
THE CAPITAL--A very handsome asbestos
lined steel range, large 1S-inch oven, high
warming closet nicely nickel plated war
ODDS AND ENDS.
Stove Boards Observation-Disclosures.
6-lncn ELBOWS DC
Best Planished ipe.........................2 Csc
Stove Brushes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6-inch Pipe &c
coal ftOeS
Fire Shoves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. Granite Tea Kettles...,..............59 $50
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-28
SHEET MUSIC

All mail orders promptly filled. Add
1 cent per copy for postage. Besides
those mentioned below we have large
assortment OF new songs and instru-
mental hits which will be sung and
played on request
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-28

SPECIAL STOVE SALE THIS WEEK.
We can save you money. We buy only
by the carload and for spot cash, and sell
only for spot cash. You need not pay part
Of the loss of the other man that buys on
credit. Our prices are absolutely right and
our goods are warranted perfect and all of
standard make.
THE REGAL UNIVERSAL-Double heat
ing base burner-one at the top OF the
list in this country. They are the greatest
heaters the most economical, the hand
soonest and best stove made, and you can
buy one for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S44.5O
THE SPI4ENDID-A little palmer for. .SS4 50
THE SPECIAL UNIVERSAL-GaS and
smoke consumer, the greatest soft coal
stove made NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$lS. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-28
THE EMANUEL
HOSPITAL

which for Is years has been called
The Swedish Hospital offers now
through its well known efficient STAFF
Of Surgeons and Physicians, its quiet
aud healthy location and careful nur-
sing the best place for the sick and suf-
fering. Those who want to go to this
institution must take care that they are
not misled TO some other place. Tele,
phone No 1922. sherman Ave car.
36th and Ames, takes you straight to
Emmanuel Hospital. Omaha, Neb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28

is certainly a winner Gustafson &
Hayes.
Try a Stein-Bloch company suit. Yor
will be pleased. Suits $1G.50 to SIS.
Sommers & La Velle.
Music Saturday evening at Me
Cabe's. Special number by r. J. Jeve
trap, drum and bells
Select a boys suit. knee pants suits
$3.50, 81 and $3.50 regular price, $2.75.
Sommers x La Velle.
Home made rhubard pies. and big
red, luscious strawberries with cream
Saturday at McCabe's.
DR.. Bagley, dentist. has had 10 years
experience saving the natural teeth.
Room 5S, NJ. & L. building.
Those fancy bordercd $125 umbrel.
las at $3.50 Saturday p. nj. just one
half C2 cents at McCabes.
The leading $3.50 patent blucher OK
fords Saturday So pair AT Finne's the
shoe man. 1910 Second avenue.
Silk shirts. mohair shirts and the
latest novelty shirtings for the nobby
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28

ready-made, or tailormade. prices
from SIS 10 So. GustafSOn q Hayes
The line of boys waists and knee
pants that we are showing at 80 cents
is certainly a winner Gustafson *
Hayes.
Dunlap, StetsOn and Imperial hats.
We show more real new spring styles
than all others. Will We see you?
The London.
Report your changes to Stones city
directory, office northeast corner Sec
ond avenue and Eighteenth street, or
call up old phone $50 l..
The Plattdeutschen Schwestern will
give a grand May ball at Turner hall
May 6. Couples 80 cents; single la
dies. 10 cents. Everybody invited.
Spring hats IN Stetson. Schobel and
other high grade makes in all the lat.
est shapes and shades TO please every
body are shown al Gustafson x Hayes
The monthly business meeting of the
intermediate department of the Ep-
worth League of the First NJ. f.
church will be held this evening at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28

the home of Miss Edna Ransom. BOG
Fourteenth street
In Empress" shoes at $2.95 you get
the grade of leather. the style. fit and
finish that you'll find in $3.50 shoes
Sold only at the Big Boston store. Dav
export
Look in our show window for extra
values in mems suits. SO to SIS. Dou-
BILE and single breasted. Everyone a
bargain. Plenty more inside. Inc
London.
The Harris & Hess company has
four telephones. Lots of fresh fruits
and vegetables for Sunday dinner.
Telephone your orders, if you can't
come yourself.
The choir of Trinity church enter
tanned the priest in charge. Rev. S. w.
Day. at the rectory last evening. Re
freshments were served and a delight
ful evening spent.
Frank Campana & Co. has a carload
of very large. fancy bananas, - cents
4 dozen or two dozen for rs cents; 9th
er very nice ones for 10 cents a dozen;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28

Saturday. $l.2O a pair at Finnes shoe
store
The celebrated w. b. Dollar corsets
81 cents Saturday at McCabe's. zone
10 a customer
Finest strawberries on the market.
1212 cents per quart box. at Harris &
Hess company's.
The greatest showing of John b.
Stetson hats in the three cities at Gus
tafson & Hayes.
A limited number of home made an
gel food cakes Saturday AT Harris x
Hess company's.
40 inch white Bedford cord dress
goods at just half Saturday. % cents
yard at McCabe's.
80 cent caps or bat and bal or tool
chest with children's suits. You know
us The London.
Spring underwear from p cents a
garment up to $l.50-great values at
GuStafson 4 Hayes.
The line of boys waists and knee
pants that We are showing At 80 cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28
lressers at Unemeyer & sterling's.

lressers at Ullemeyer & Sterling's.
Those l21a and 10 cent fancy ia
getting work, ladies' turnover collars
) cents each SATURDAY at McCabe's.
At 1890 O'Clock a IN. Saturday, 9
cents fancy shifting cheviots. AZ cents
yard at McCabe's. (Quantity limitD
Boys sailor collar and small collar
waists. regular 80 cent and % cent
ones 10 cents. Sommers < La Velle.
Fancy strawberries. quart boxes. 10
cents per box; large. ripe pineapples.
10 cents each. at b. Rachman's tomor-
row.
Mrs. Tuller's home made pies, cakes,
brown bread, etc. Saturday at Nc
Cabe's. Orders taken for home bak-
ing
Fancy Strawberries, quart boxes, 10
cents per box; large. ripe pineapples.
10 cents each, at b. Rachman's tomor-
row.
We want to bear in mind that the
G. & II. special clothing is the best
and finest fitting clothing shown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28

also good ones for cents dozen: 70
cents and up for a bunch. 1911 Sec
ond avenue.
The home bakery sale which was to
have been given by the Ladies' Aid
society of Spencer Memorial church at
the home of Mrs. Grihiths tomorrow
has been postponed.
We are headquarters for young
mems nobby, snappy. up-to-date cloth
ing. The kind the young man wants.
Prices $40 to SIS. They are perfect in
every detail. The London.
Hundreds of the boys are playing
ball with the baseball outfits that we
give with boys suits. Come on. boys.
we have more of them. The boys
friends. Ullemeyer Il Sterling
Don't make The mistake and buy
your spring suit before you have look
ed at the line we are showing from
$40. $I2. $3.50 to sl5 They are posi-
lively the best shown in the tri-cities
Gustafson & Hayes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28
CITY CHAT.

Finne sells good shoes.
Best scent cigar-Zibia.
ZaZaro IS there, call for il.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Mckee writes fire insurance.
What is Sonnen-Gold anyway?
What is Sonnen-Gold anyway
What is Sonnen-Gold anyway?
What is Sonnen-Gold anyway?
What is Sonnen-Gold anyway?
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Dressed chickens at .ochroeders
Spring lamb al H. Tremann's Sons.
Fresh May sausage at Schroeder's.
Nobby lot of oxfords at Lage Waters.
For bus. baggage, express. call Robb's.
For bus or express. Spencer & Trefz.
Dressed chickens at H. Tremann' 5
Sons
Best 81 shirt at Ullemeyer & Ster-
ling's.
See the fine line of shoes at Lage-
Waters.
Shirt headquarters is at UIlemeyer
& Sterling's.
Girls sailor straw hats at Unemeyer
& Sterlings
Pansy plants - cents dozen Satur
day at McCabe's.
LACE Waters Shoe company. 1903
Second avenue.
Go to Lage-Waters' for new styles in
shoes and oxfords.
Go to Lage-Waters' for new styles in
shoes and oXfords.
Mems suspenders 80 cent values %
cents The London.
If you wear UlIemeyer & Sterling
suits you are correct.
Those finest marshmallows 10 cents
ib Saturday at McCabes.
Lage-Waters' is the best place to get
shoes, 1903 Second avenue.
Store news for Saturday on page g.
today. Young x McCombs'.
Dressed chickens at Harris & Hess
Grocery companys tomorrow
II quart. hoop water pals 10 cents
each. Saturday at McCabe's
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Peterson's, 1874 Third avenue.
Soft bosom shirts. new patterns, 81
and $3.50. Sommers q La Velle.
Children's shoes, slippers and oxfords |
of every description at Lage-Waters'.
Children's shoes. slippers and oxfords |
of every description AT Lage-Waters'.
Spring shirts from 45 cents up TO i
So are shown 4; Gustafson q Hayes.
At } O'Clock Saturday fine 3G-inch
cambria 51a cents yard at McCabe's
We can please you in peg cut trOus-
ers. $3.50 TO Sc. Sommers & La Velle
w. H. Siemon will do your tin work:
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone SAG.
Our SO mems suits are fine values
for the money. Sommers e La Velle.
Sailor collar blouse waists so cent
quality. 10 cents. Sommers & La
Velie
Ladies' ribbed summer undervests.
2 cents at 7:30 p. IN. Saturday at Nc
Cabe's
Fancy stripe embroidered trimmed
shirt waists. % cents Saturday at Nc.
Cabe's.
Quarter sizes linen collars all
shapes. IL cent kind for 10 cents. The
Lon ton
Pink, blue. white and all the going
colors in underwear at Whenever K
Sterling's.
Special Saturday. silk bosom shirts.
75-cent value at 80 cents. Unemeyer
a Sterling
Received by express today. large lot
of the latest styles in ladies' oxfords
Lage-Waters.
$3.50 ladies' dongola oNfords, heavy
and light sole. patent tip. special for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28

All the news all the time - THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-28
BOYS AND GIRLS
WASHABLE SUITS AT
THE FASHIONABLE
STORE OF THE TOWN


HSHeI " ga
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05
Gin Gratliner 2nei.

Gin Grstli9sr 3nei>
auf MOtorpa9en lit bic
neueife, aus 8riiHel beri9tets Sens
fatipn. Sn einem liebliAen @Ororte
8riiFels mobnt Elm Yripatmann. Die
fer pripatmann befiBt cine Sp6ter,
unb bic Sp9ter srtrantt. S4neq
einen Mr5t berbei! Sidgnoie auf
OarmfeQent5iinbung. SObtli6er
@9red bes 8aters: f9nea einen anz
beren Mrst berbei! Siugnoie uuf Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING, nit ipontanem
53uNse, bab Mrat Sins Elm aussez
ma6ter Giel lei. Sieier Sage nun
ia6en bic iiberrai9ten Spa~5iergGnger
in elmer MQee ienes 8Drprtes 5pet
Motorpagen in poaiter Sabrt nebens
chamber fer ellen, NIT elmer ers
S9redenben S6nenigfeit ii9 chamber
ben Rang ablaufsnb unb sefGbrli9e
@enbungen maGenb. @ugenf9einli4
Iu6te fi9 Der cine Wagen ben Na9s
iteGungen bes apeiten gu entaieben.
G4liebli9 9epann bieier einen @ors
Ipruna, penbets, legte ii9 quer Dor
ben Weg bes anberen unb Itoppte.
limb bonn 2enferiibe erbob fi9, nit
elmer tii9tigsn Yeitf6s bepaffnet, Der
Mesfulap Der OarmfeGent5iinbung; er
blGute benz fsitgelesten Mdnne Der
@ebirnbautentaiinbuns feline Sbeorie
nit flati9enben S9ldgen Elm. Dieter
pebrte fi63, 10 gut er fonnte, unb
iaimpfte gang undratli4, gang Dors
itGbtif9. Die Menge triimmte fi9
por 3uden, BIS elm Siter bes @eIebes
sur Stelle mar unb beibe CUR tpeiteren
fa6mGnnii9en grOrteruns uuf be
Wd9e bat.
Der Sigurdnt etnes
Sbeaters, Der in elmer drmli9en Wanz
Iarbe in Der r&ue be Ia 9rdnsez8ate>
liere" pobnt, purbe unldngit bon Die
BEN beimseiu6t. 4ls er bes Morgens
aufpa9te, entoedte er gu ieinem @4res
den, bab ale lsirs &leiOungsitiite ents
tpenbet tparen. Nur bas &oitiim eli
nes pierrot bate man linn 'selafen.
Dem 8eitpblenen blieb ni9ts anberes
iibrig, als bas &ofum anauleeen unb
ii9 mad Der nd6ften PpliSeipade gu
begeben, um Der poliasi bon benz Oieb>
fta6l @nseiee gu MAIDEN. &aum bate
CT fpenige S9ritte in ieiner a%uffaaens
ben &leibune auf Der Strabe semaht,
als balb eine ld9enbe unb lGrmenbe
S9aar bon pafanten binter t1m Der
mar. SdlieBli4 erf9ien elm SduB>
mann unb berbaftete ben Sisuranten.
neil er i'm fir einen Srren bielt. Muf
benz poliaeirepier tlGrte fid erit Der
Srrtbum auf, mnb Der mnfreiipinige
ptsrrot tpurbe in elmer seidloFenen
Srpfbfe na6 9aufe eebra6t, bamit
er ni@t pieoer einen Guflauf auf Der
StraBt errese.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05

Oerrn TentsdnDait SoIten gegentDer
Define ibm gang unper itGnbli9e, i'm
befrembenbe &eierpirt6eit al; sr inter-
efiirt ii4 bod pffenbar febr fir Did,
bod Ou i9redit i'm bur9 Sein eigenz
t6iimli6es Wefen polfommen suriid!!"
y@ldubft 0u pirfli9, mein 6er5,
er iiebt es uns an Der rNafenfpibe" an,
baB mir bas anonbme 6eiratbsseiu9
in Der r@Ofiii3en 3eituns" beantfporz
teten9" v8On Der ganaen @ef9i9te
bat ia nod Niemanb cine Nbnung!
Der feline 6armloie S9er3 lit fir uns
iebt AUDI gan5 bebeutungslos. feitbem
Ou in herrn 8olterl. ih in Rehtann<
malt gismann infer Sbeat eefunben!"
rSu bait re9t, CHARLOTTE, i9 perbe
MIDI befern unb meine t6Ori9te 8e=
fangenbeit gu iiberpinOen iu6en!"
Sc ffingelte itart an Der CORRIDOR
tbir. Man bOrte bic Stimme bes
Gommer5ienratbs = eilig 6uf9ten Die
Mdb9en bappn.
Limb es ndrb 2i9t!" rief ieBt
&e4tsantpalt @ismann freubig feirsm
bon glei9en Gmpfinbungen beieelten
Treunbe Bolten gu. Der S6leier
Der InonbmitGt 1T enbli& eeliiftet =
nno 5uglet9 ale Ser5ensfragen aufs
elidli6ite aelDit. Nun fpo0en mir ben
Samen bic Nntpprt, pelhe mir tAnen
mod i6ulben, miinbli6 ertbsilen."
r5reunb @elten fpn Ieben = fem
a6getiir3tes 8erfa6ren, Elm Weib6en
gu pGblen, mar ia bod bas erite 2eit=
moth gu unierem 5utiinftisen Slid"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05

COMMENCEMENT 3iesler unb Srau
seben fi9 bic G9re, 9errn 8e9tsan=
malt gismarn am u. Sebruar gum
Soupsr gu Bitten" los Der Gmpfdnger
Der feinlitbpgrapbirtsn Ginldbunasz
farte nit fidtli9 freubisem Staunen.
gs mar INN boltommen %unbefannt,
boB feline alien euten 8unalauer
Ereunbe, BEL pelfen ct Dor nunmebr
FEDS Sa6ren 10 atpanslos ssmiitbli4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05

Die 9erren ma9ten bappn@ebrau9
unb bsrtieften ii9 in bic 2ettiire. @s
blieb till. Der Gommeraienrat6 lieb
auf ii9 parten. Der 3ug f9ien ii9 pers
fpGtet 81 baben.
plDBli9 purbe Die S6iir gum bunfz
len Hebenraum leife geDffnet; Mdbz
denftimmen purbeu pernebmbar. unz
piGfiirlid laui9ten bic Serren iebt I'M
tereiiirt unb bernabmen 81 ibrem uns
b~egren5ten gritaunen f~olgenbss, 6albz
laut eefiihrtes 3piesefprd9: rSier
finb mir llngeftOrt, Marga, ih fpOQte
Did germ nod fpre9en, bepor unfere
Suite fommen."
rSt biss 10 pidtis.~ = froste bic
Ingerebete erftaunt : runb mub es
bier i'm Ounteln ssf6eb'n!"
nSepib, liebe Warsa, fosar febr
tpihtia. t& bite Did. ltse bod esblih
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-05

SrSDri@ fam bieiem WunfGs be-
reitniaisft na9. @r lieB bic 6erren
in Elm behagli9 bur4pdrmtss beuerz
leu9tetes 9ema9 treten, tpel6es BON
einem t6iirenloien, bur9 cine Portiere
berbdngten, bunflen &aur1 beerenst
purbe. - 4uf benz Slid befinbliz
9e 3situngen unb Sournale boten
misunderstanding 3erItreuung.
Barbour County index., 1905-01-11
Taught the Teacher Something

DR.. Vaughan, for many years head
master at Harrow, once had an anus
ing encounter with small boy who
carried off the honors of the occasion.
A frightened child named Dodd was
brought before DR.. Vaughn, charged
with some dire scholastic offense.
''What is your name?" asked the
master, with due severity.
''Dodd, SIR" answered the trembling
boy.
"Dodd! Do you spell it with one d
or with two?"
'No, sire, three" answered the boy.
The doctor put his head upon the
desk, covered it with his hands a mo-
ment, and then dismissed the danger
Gus criminal with a warning.
He said afterwards: 81 could nc
more have punished that boy than
could have flown. Nobody before evel
gave me such lesson in spelling.
Short Stories.
Barbour County index., 1905-01-11

not only the huntress, but also the
skater, is using the leather costume.
Petticoats should be trim and suit
able for the skaters needs, and though
silk frills are coquettishly pretty, they
seem rather out of place for person that
does more than merely play at the sport.
However, there are many that skate
little and dress great deal for the part,
and these may get their moneys worth
in outlay for frivolous ice finery
To refer to the shoes again, walking
shoes now do not have the exaggerated
extended soles that once obtained, but
they are of medium thickness and usu-
ally lace; buttoned shoes being kept fos
more dressy wear. For skating, the pref
erence is given to laced shoes, as these
may be adjusted to fit the ankle. The
bulldog toe is entirely out, and the ath-
letic girl must now content herself with
Barbour County index., 1905-01-11

me so much as the fealin' skeery all
the time" responded old Cy. "It sor-
ter seemed s tho sum wild critter was
like to jump out O. the woods any
minnit.''
But conversation was at discount.
and, without waiting for tent raising,
or even cutting bough beds, each man
rolled himself in his blanket and the
sleep of utter exhaustion.
And what picture greeted them two
hours later when the September sun,
now well up, smiled down into that
rippled lake, blue and sparkling!
Overhead fish-hawk was circling;
across on tall dead tree-top sat
gray forest eagle; flock of ducks pad
died to and fro along the margin of
bed of wild rice, while just above and
nearer shore, stood an antlered deer
knee deep in the water.
Best of all, no sight or sound of
aught human was visible.
The picture was so woodlike, so ro-
mantle, so perfect, with the two canoes
side by side On the sandy shore, kissed
by the ripples, it almost brought tears
/ to old Cy, unused to such.
'1f I'd got to shut my eyes fer good"
he said, after long look with face up
raised to where the eagle sat, I'D like
to do it right now n carry this picter
with me into kingdom come. l thought
knew what bein' in the woods meant,
but i never did aforc. Mebbe Gods
concluded to be good to me now I'm
gittin' old. They call me an middle in
Greenvale," he added a little sadly,
''but L amt, n 1 never go through
thick woods when it's sorter shadowy
n still, but l feel jist as if God was
keepin' me company n I'd orter step
light. Lookin' up at mountain also
'fects me the same way, n jist can't
help takin' my hat off,
And Martin, touched by the simple
reverence of old Cy, felt new admi-
| ration for him.
But a duty of protection and rescue
| lay ahead, and there was an immediate
need of food. 1t did not take Levi long
| to start fire, and while the slices Of
| venison grew fragrant as they broiled,
| the coffee mingled it's aroma with the
resinous odor of the forest, and the
| boiling potatoes sent steam aloft, all
enjoyed vigorous wash in the clear
| lake water.
81 think we've stolen a good march
| on those rascals who doubted my
word" said Martin, as he peeled po-
tato, then, spearing a brown slice OF
venison off the wire broilers and drop
| ping it into old Cy's tin plate, he Sc
cured another for himself, added, "they
must have gasped for breath when they
woke up and found us gone"
| Ito Be Continued