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Merchants C Nincrs' SrnuSpur-
totiun GumpanN.

Tnmpfer-Y tuicn.
Nod Nofion ltuo Dem Giiet: ieoel Wlortna,
@icnfiag, 2OnlcriiuG uri0 Snmitug, gbcnbs
u libr.
Gat Brnbiocrre II. bonn Often: icoen Conn.
tag. N{iitipoh mo SrCitug. NbeuoS q tlbr.
glnb ~gieipport giclus mo GOrfuIi: tdglib
NM q llbr 9henbs.
Dem 1dpe n6fabrcnoc Sampler dngenomtHen.
gIddl Sabannnb uno Dem Siioeu: icoen 3iens
flag. @oltleritag mn Sumltna, SlbcnbS 6 llbr.
@oiioner uHo qroblocuCe . Sampler fnbreu
rg1t Der gSeriie am Tubc ocs Coma SodS al;
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Der SSciiy SAILS gOcHuc.
Is. u. @lninabam, gneut,
ppnQ Sod.
". z. Turner, Ga, .Ngent.
u. Z. StcDbius, Wcu. .Mlan.
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EiBbi.straHe. Ui3,1&S)
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WoroDcnti6cr 9loDb.
T~c8clmafisc 9ampfidifffabrt
5piidleu
NNIA,pa .,yA Mea.

He8clmdfigc SampfIdifffabrt
Biutiheu
Baltimore uRo Bremen
ourd) ole nellcn un6 %erprobten, nit
allen 9equemlihteiten periebenen
Boitoompfer erIter aIaiie:
oHbein," .9ranoenburg,"
nHedor," .Gbemnis,"
DWtaiu," ,8resIau."
Die Ggpebitionstoge IinS pie folgt:
bon Baltimore: -
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Stunt . llbr Nodmittog5.
oWoin," Mittiuod, ben ii. SUM,
2 llbr NodmittogS.
,G6cmnit," Mittpod, sen 81, Sum-,
, ltbr gtodJmittogS.
ySonnooer," Wittrupd), ocn 2S. Slui
2llbr Nahnlittng5.
,@rcSlnu," Mittuodl, ocn D. Sltlt,
= llbr Nad)mittng8.
3peitc 9aiiite-E
Ron $50 90 on.
3pi{denocds Yaiiage-greiie:
BON sar,.m,r. mad, rem $500
BON 9iremcu nan Baltimore $500.
RunbretIc.Sintt ppu Baltimore xon Bremen
Tub buriid S11.5O.
@eaen Srott unb Vnfinae ipeHbe man itb
an bic 8ruernl Ngeuteu
y. Shumad)er e &c.,
Rr. 7. Siib.@ Strabe,
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GSmaro Raine,
Office brs ,DcutIneu 9urreispubenteH."
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non empfstlcusmertsen Sinaa5.,
gngros. uuo Gnbctail. 8ridJGfteR.
s iuon3ieIles
ganfen.

Stuan3telle&.
8nnfen.
5irTi IationuI 9ant, t6, @eIt.S ara.
togo = Strabe; s. Q. Sereuion,
8rGiioent; S. 9. 8iIcog, 9oiiirer.
Farmers an0 Merhants' Sectional
@anf. sol, Ioro,Gbarles Strobe;
Gbas. Z. Crane, &raiioent; Garter
8. Ssburn, GaiIirer.
Deutide 9anf, ~2egin9ton. uns Soli.
StraBe; q, S. SduIa, Sr6ii.
bent; auguit 8eber, 3aiiirer.
Commercial anb 6armers' Rational
ganf, SoDarb. mnb @ermnt-Str.
8eltern IatiouaI @ant, IA, Ioro.
@utaw.S trabe; Soibua q. Sarpep,
gr1iioent; %. Ytnrriott. aniiircr,
Sropers' AND Ne6onics' 0ational
9auf, @utaw. un6 6apette.S ctr.
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o1c ionitigcn @rlpGgunQcr; un0 man
iiberlGbt cs oel1 Horiiern, lid nit
nl0glidlter 8rajie in 01S llnpcrlnCio.
lid)e 81 iitgcn llno bcn p%criabrcncn
Woroffo &urrcn aus Dem Slmpi
gu Sieben.
Serbei erungcn bel . r c.
III { rhdDCH. III.
Ger yNorOOcuti6c @loOO" miro.
binlcn &lr5cm nit Scr Grrihnunu ci-
lles S~rodcnoodS lmtcrbalb @rcmer
bapen'a beginnctL no oic StoOt 9rc.
men bon GreuBeu olrd) ci1cn &crtrna
tilr5lih clnen Streiien Canoes crluor.
ben hat. Gicica G~rotrr0od, mcldjcS
Die groBten Galupfer miro alinclnncn
tonnel ioIl 1925 900 foitcn.
Der lo0enamtc &~oiicrbaicrL mel
der Dor }cbn ,Sobrcn pcrgr0Bcrt NOR
Den it, ioI elmer mcitcrcn Ilaocb-
ming mtcr5ogcn ncr0cu.
&mtcledo Yro5cB nod
.. cinmal.
@elltc bc9innt Dor Dem 2onoQcrid)t
III Eoicn ser 5mcite Nro5cB IN Sadcu
Der b%ctannten Grbcnuntcridicblng
&lpiIcdo, ser 10 Ionge 0o5 0lfcntlihc
Sntcreiic in 9clttiflono icItbicIt.
Nicamol lit c9 bic @obmudrtcrsirou
N}cDer, peld)e sic Ncrouagobc oc3
flcincn 0roicn ais ibrca &iu0c3 Der
langt.
Secleutc AMI ser &nicI
Gorfum ocrungli tdt.
Nie ans @ilbelm@bopCl tclegro-
pbiif gen1cboct miro, brohte elm Tor.
peooboot 5pci Sootc, pier ihncr uuO
icdlS leid)t &ermutoctc bon ser De
manning 0cS flcinen &rcu5cr5 .Wic.
0llia" elm. Nod) Der iebr oijritiNcn
Nra6tnuhrld)t battcn Wan1idnftcn
Der nWicouio" Die ihmoIiplriQcGlein-
bobn bcnlbt, mclde bonn 2duOuna9.
pIobc AMI Ser SSnicl @orfum nob Dem
cigclltlid)cn 9aoe 9orfun iiibrt; olli
limo tic pcrlmlgliidt. "a sic
Momi6oitcn i0mnttIid noh g3iI
bcIabuucn gcb0rcn, muroc 0o9 Dor
licgenocS orpeooboot oo5lt olta
ocn transport Der Scrlm.
1liidtcn SIT bcpcrfltclligen. N6bcre
Gin5elbcitcn il6cr sen mpItcri0icn
mnrrn bi3bcr uidt 81 crlan
gen.
1cutidc sanger BON SIoy
mcncn ungcgrtffc
Sn Noibad, Scr 0duptitoOt 0e9 DIT
aroulanoc3 arnilt, bat ser
REORGANIZATION Gonflitt ST bcflos
lcuslpcrt6cn 9lliSid)rcitmgcn geiiibrt.
Die oelltid)cn Sauaer bottcn onlGB.
i'd hires &abreaieitcS cine Earu6c
,cronltuItet. sic id our6 oie &oupt-
trnbet Ser ,5ta6t bGpegtes WlehrNc
ainoer. Oie lid, inter ocn 3nldaucrn
,cidn0cu mur0cn BON oen blind 3D.
'aiti lo9icnern0cn Gumllttnntcn
dyucr perlebt. Die Sdubnlunnldluit
tntbte nit blontcr Maiic einid)rcitcu,
I'M Die Slomencn 81 Eonren 81 trcis
zen. 9tber oercn Soupt5tpcf mar CT.
edit; oos oclltihe SGngerieit mar
IlerIei aus 0eut 6luno 8.
Su Miinden lit 5miihcn Ocu ltri.
.cnocn Nerrcui6nciocrn unO Sen Pr.
,e~itgebcrn cine Ginigun0 Cr5icIt NOR
,crL mo Der ollgcmcinc Strife bat
luigeb0rt.
Die 6onilie 0e8 Giicnbobn-qrbci-
erS Sdwar5e in @ottin9cn lit an Sen
slattern ertronft. Die GoIi5ci bat
onitGre NoriidtsmoBrcgeln gctroiicn.
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Gbciapcafr Inmpicr'G

SHWpIVI'cuNlpuBHtC.
6brlnpeate. 9inir.
Sleaanie Ynifagicr Sampler nGIauIta" mo
n@iluuia" rad
Efb yntut Comfort nuo yiorfplf, IA.
Damptcr ~berlniicu baltimore tigli6 tduSlcs
tlonIiner SurntdgS) nm $50 gbe.ios uro TOM
men In Oh Roint Comfort I'M 6 llbr Worgens
lno in Gurfolf I'M 7t5 Woraens al. an
tbliebeno oi bic GiicntabrSiiae nab alen
Bunfttl bc5 Siiocns Iiio SiiolueitenS.
Vurt.Jiiucr,3in
@legatte gallagher Snrnpicr -e6nrlotts' rno
Baltimore"
uad, Meft. Bpint unb Nidmonb, @a.
Camper ~bctlaiicn baltimore tdglid tniislc.
%ilonlnleIl Sonninps( nm D u9r Ro9m'ttonS UNI
founen al gseif Ipint Urn 7.30 Mlorucn3 mo
III Mi6n,ono I'M D.25 Wloroens al.
Die al WloriGaen. Wtiitipodben nno GreitdQcn
noK baltimore Ibin1reuoen Sampler. mo 0tc
bon A'eit Roini nn DIenitageH. Suunerltmlen
Glio Gnnliingen nbiubreit. le9er In Blnlccitcr'
Fot;t uno Mllinono's an; iirb bic on DieiitG'
aci:, Eotnerttoasn mo s1mft0aeu bon l,nlits
more uro All Wontnaen. Wittioodteu uno Trei'
id9er bon geeit fFOint nbt1breio'n Sampler
icaen IL 0oif.cWn uno gIaOsgaut nr (bei gfls
tipem loetter).
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nnb 10, giBbttt "a 3si. Nberftc.
GurbaFtuete nab alien Nilnften fonneH ne'
lidert @epdd uIfgcgebcH nto s~ldiliert8i miner
I'm Bor1iis r~eferoirt lperocn In ben bie'iper
gtlets glrcaliI: ~. 3i7, 9or6'N horics. styd0c,
~ ~. Bubfpn, glaeni. 8r. t27, CT. SoItimorc.
etrabe, cher ben Snnpt. %gtircGuE: Tr. 800,
si99t.e trohe, Baltimore, Do.
Se in''Sefa&'tsfii5rer. Gen IarqSaeier.aae
7. 8. MeBauuei. SihfS.Ser. 'Bdff. 'aeefit
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sic Bcr. Stnatcus Roft hcfbrocrn6.
&nmrfer idbrct tialib, GonntnaS ntSgenout.
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Foint Comfort. gloriolf VortSmpul6 mo alien
4linIicn ocS Giibc1S. @crbinouu9 in Slo
Vnint Comfort nit u 6. & 9. Htictbdbn." gluh
9ildrnrno, Gerutnouua IN GoriSmputb nit ocm
sScohonrb Slir Cine lnltNcu 3u9 bon Rortss
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nit hcr s%plfluntic Gnait Cine, gorioIf uno
Carolina. gIorfolf nm iilolih. Nlurioif mno
lpciilt6 unb nSl5 dominion Cine" mad Hclus
bern, gSdibilpton, yts9., uno Mi6mnno, ga
N'dblBctieti nod cur5pdtlbem Yluuc. Surlt'
rtnfc Ndiiitclt5inmlcr. clCItriihc N%clcldhiug.
Soinpfbci8rHa. doiCG fret. 9icfcrOirie Guihicns
simmer In ocrt Ninct Niircnlr bcr ,VGb 9iuc:"
gir. 32t, g4cft baltimore StrnBc. Gr. 800 m,b
sos. pi9btaSiraBe, e. ". g., Stficc, Siihoits@dc
WuItimores Ino Gnlbert'S trnBc, Continental
Irlft 9uiloinq nno NIbalgb'o, 9barleSs uno
ScriuatonsStrnbe
SDbn N. Sberluupo, ". pruipu,
SicesFrdi. II. Sen. 'WiunaGcr. Sen. hBuf. sglgeni.
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@runbeieentbusts -NafIer.
Gicrre 6. 9leon & Repbew, is,
2erin9tou.S trobe.
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ganfters uno Iofler.
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StraBe.
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9amburgsM
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NOppelIhranbcn'
Grprci,. uno TnHaoirrs0 icnit.

' ec0en 6u 9OUcr FIR 4ouOOu nuO Varts an.
Samburas
81 @roaomap. RelusOort.
grtbnr w. TobiOn,
1877 Slt,@oltimore.Str
Nm alten gIase.
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@citeru Nar1Iano q. Balm.
Srnt nm CT. 5ehruur 1905 In aroft.
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Srnt an 81. 9ehrnar i9U5 In Qraft.
Slge o~erlaliet 9tllelts5tai;cn. tpie ioIef.
Sdglid,. I
$50 BOgnl. - Gbneu5Ig.. SG1p!liHte, Suaerss
toipft. Wa11estoro, u. IL 20. Nobn uno ben
S1oen, uuo o~u5ptnomnteu Gcnntaas 70. D.
gabil P0nc2d. G9dmbersbnrg. W2Grtinsbpr9
nno Biudofier.
ii. % aheft0s - affom. uld llnious9ttbae.
9ngiid, aisstnon eDnntags.
7.t5 gorm. - gurt. y. 4 8. DID. uiio Suupt.
9inie biiith bon GmorDa8rope, Carlisle un6
~. & 8. gdbn.
s.15 Porm. - 6dnptlinie. paaerStotpn, Saneod.
Gbippeushura, Steberid, Gmmittsbura uub
u 4 u. Rn6H bis clifton.
10 II Horit Affpnt. mad ~uk,pu.Rrtbae,
Dor. mo Bettnsburg.
2.25 Nddnt. - Ntfnrt. mad @Torhs t5robe.
3.25 gatr1. utf2nt. nab e:ncro'Brobe, z.
& 6. STD, Toiuie glorf.
300 gad5m. @rpreB nab Reftniinfter,
llniors9risge. uno 6anH &'iom. bis Saaerss
tcun toJtt 6Gneod, 5reoerid. ginmiltsburg
iinb Sbipt eH5burg.
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6.t5 gtenhs - Mffour. nldb ttnions4rt6ae.
500 95eHos - atfout. nn6 SHiorp~ 4rooe.
gur Spnutags.
$40 BORN. - aIfom. mad liuionsgrtoae urb
Safoner.
$50 5,o6m. Nftom. mad ithtons2ribee.
40 Rddbnt. - affont. mad gmorn,Grobe.
. z ilt nitt an ber BenHfoIp1nia' efpe. citation.
'stuets iiHo SepddsBfteauy albaugbS, 9ie
Charles uno peyineton'Sitabe.
Shge bnlfen an unt0ns. BennfnibantasNbt.s,
SuIton. iinb g9nlbroof. (glortbsslpenue) citation
y. o. Urtsuole, o. z W.
D. ~. feuen. q. y T.
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NmnapuIts, MT. NupnisS Citation. l7.bO uno
- - Norm. 1850 lino l5.b5 9lutu. 0dmhens
Citation. 800 uno 900 Sorm, 1900. Wtit.
gbCuos.
1reocrid. Wt. MouatS tatiun. ?s.45 iuo lg.4s.
1000 80rn.. 1925, 1850 uno $500 Rcdbm.
gSiuhefier, MT, Jiobals Station. no sIornt.
tro PAS Nddm. GdmoclsS t1tion, 1920 Norm,
1900 mo $3.50 Ilauhm.
onacrstplun, VT. BtonulsS intiort. ls.45 Ror.,
1850 Gubm 9aiiocniS Citation, 1900 9ornt,
1850 uu0 400 Eadm.
6nirOtt.6itp mo UT. Airn, Gambense tutiuu,
1913 ltlo 29.15 Iurm.. 1925. 1880, 800
9tddblt $3.50 nno *ti45 NbcuoS.
Curtis Ban, Camden. Citation 1928 BORN.
Surap, Wtt. HobaI Citation, +243 Nadlnt.
Gunloenr Siati0n, 800 gladm.
,HuDul SlucsYtuteh nan ibilabefpbta uup
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9dter-R equifiten.
Che Wpers 4 Sits 60, 104, Glib.
Somor6.S trobe.
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Serer.G eriiderlngs.Aoenten.
Some 5rienolp Socictp, 1925, Gin.
oen : Spenue.
%. &. Sbadelforb & 60, 2, Oft.
Saratosaitrobe.
Senrp SO. @arfielb RopaD, 2t0.
SIt.2eringtonItraBe.
@irdbeab & Con, 214, Sit.2e1ing.
ton StraBe.
SenneB & SapIor, 306, Sit.2ering.
ton Strabe.
Eurner & TboHas, 2. OIt.Saratoea.
StraBe.
90. 8. Selben. II, Sit.Bleoiant.
StraBe.
Wl6banolung.
MtS. 90. Mnrtin 7l5, 8elt.2cyin0.
ton . StroBe.
Seueriidere RobeI. 2ogerunq.
8rnhnm'S 8orcbouie, Bart ApeuuG
ruG 0olpbin.S traB.,
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Spar6onfen.
Central Sapines 9out, CHARLES.
uno 2erin9ton.S traBe.
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EaHe! EaRei
,nr Neiis ms HUSBAND beioret 9.
Saline, Nr. All, ct. Ylpl.StraSe.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22
bet stulnu brefuet.

Rupert Goodwin knafoll bredvid den
vanmagtiga, och kastade en- lang,
forskande blick pa Diet marmorhvita
ansigtet.
Fullkomligt medvetslos!
mumlade han.
Han reste sig alter och b0rjade att
langsamt och forsigtigt ga omkring i
rummet.
I EFT horn vid kaminen stod en-
chiffonier.
Klaffen var tillast, men en- nyckel
satt i laset.
bet maste vara hennes chiffonier,
SADIE han for sig sjelf, - och ON
jag icke misstager mig, sa skall jag
der fnna hvad jag soker.
Han kastade annu en- blick pa den
sansl0sa, SON alltjemt lag ororlig.
Derefter oppnade han forsigtigt
klaffen.
I en- rad af sma rum sag han flera
packer med BRET, nagra ombundna
med vanligt segelgarn, andra med
blaa sidenband.
- Dessa AFRO hans BRET, mumlade
bankiren mellan tanderna. - Jag will
halla vad ON ito mot EFT att Diet ar
hans BRET, som hon ombundit med
Diet sentimentala blaa s~idenbandet.
Han tog en- af packorna.
Mycket riktigt. Pa Diet yttersta af
kuverterna stod skrifvet: Fran
Harley"
Lat mig sc huru goken under
tecknar slit MANN, - SADIE Rupert
Goodwin. - Mahanda begagnar han
sig blott af initialerna och da har jag
kommit forgafves. Jag maste hafva
hans fullstandiga manufacturing.
Han tog EFT af brefven ut ur pac-
kan.
bet a EFT mycket langt BRET, och
Diet var undertecknadt: Harley
Westford."
bet tycktes som ON slumpen
gynnar nina planer, mumlade han
fornojd mellan tdnderna, stoppade
brefvet i sin ficka och lade brefpac-
kan alter pa dess plats j pulpeten.
Derefter lemnade han rummet, gick
ut i forstugan och ringde.
En- piga visade sig ogonblickligen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-22

~valvilliga vanner, hvilkas tungor
stodo till mitt forfogande. bet gift,
tiga ryktet nadde hennes FAIRS 0ron...
jag drog omsorg derom den stolte
gamle name forvisade dottern fran
slit hus och forbjod henne att nagon-
sin mera visa sig for hans ogon.
Klara Westford snyftade konvul-
siviskt, men icke EFT ord kom Oliver
hennes lappar.
Da triumferade Jag, fortfor
Rupert Goodwin, Jag trodde att
Klara Ponsonby, som nu stod ensam,
ofvergifven och foraktad j verlden,
med glade skulle mottaga Diet hem,
som Jag 0ppnade for henne. Nina
bref berattade henne om nina planer
och f0rhoppningar och ON den pas
sionerade karlek, hvilken jag annu
bestandigt hyste for henne. Nina
spioner omgafvo henne och lemnade
henne aldrig UT sigte -. men annu
en- gang blef jag bittert gackad
Diet var icke hos mig hon sokte till
fykt. Hon reste till Southampton
och gick ombord pa EFT ~angfartyg.
som skulle afsegla till Malta. En- ma
mad derefter Taste jag i Times glitter
malsannonser att Harley Westford,
kofferdikapten, och Klara Ponsonby
blifvit vigda samman. Hon hade
sokt upp sin Eastman pa Malta. Han
hade varit pa resor och skandalen
hade icke matt hans oron Hair,
Klara, slutar dramats forsta akt; den
andra borjade for tire manader sedan,
da Harley Westford, er make, for
hvars skull jag fick korgen, traddein
pa mitt kontor vid Lombard street i
London.
Klara Westford reste sig och vande
sig med stolt hallning mot bankiren.
Lemna delta hus!- utbrast hon,
pekande mot dorm, - Diet besmittas
af er harvard. Da nj for tjugo ar
sedan f0rolampade mig i min fairs
hus, a jag nodsakad att tala Diet,
men delta hus ar mitt eget, Rupert
Goodwin. Jag befaller er att af15gsna
er och att aldrig mera visa ert af-
skydda ansigte harl
Dessa ord arc harda, Klara, och
dock jag ar nodsakad att lydia er.
Jag gar, men den It'd skall smart
komma, da nj icke har RAFT att visa
mig dorren. Imam vi skiljas at, will
jag dock visa er nagot j denna It'd
ming, som mahanda kan i~ntressera er.
Med dessa ord lemnade Rupert
Goodwin fru Westford EFT exemplaraf
Times och pekade pa nagra med
penna understrukna raider.
Mistress Westford Taste:
"Assuranssallskaperna borja att
hysa a~llvarsamma bekymmer for Sc
gelfartyget ''Liljedrottningen", hvil-
ket den ~ sistlidne Juni afgick fran
dockorna i London och fran hvilket
man sedan icke haft nagra underrat-
telser.n
Papperet foil ur Klara Westfords
handler, och med EFT anskri af for
skrackelse sjonk hon till golfvet.
Bah, Klara, - utbrast bankiren
med EFT demoniskt leende, - ar du
redan nu slagen till marken!
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-05-18
CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS
Lover Of Literature Whose Taste
Ran to Writers of Times
Gone By.

quite alib'ry, deary, ain'tit?" said Mrs.
Binns, comfortably, following her WIS.,
itor's glance toward the table Uttered
with books, relates Youths Compan-
ion. Il amt haa time to put EN- to
rights yet; hey litter over everything
and l don't know where to Moses I'm
goin 10 ind room for EN- all, but
sr0.s / snail someWheres. Carrie
sent en-; 4 hall boxful; and they're
all contemporary novels.
"You see | got little wore down
hurst Jonathan and now he's well
again, TO ,or says I'm to let up and
take things easy; says l must stop
doin' SO much, an not bother about
the things that amt getting done be-
cause I'm not dom EN-. L can't
says to that, plump out. Yes, you
cam says he. You can do it by
steppin' right out O. your world into
other folkses-folks that's new and in
terestin', and that haven't got to be
nursed or managed or looked after in
any sort of way. prescribe novels
says he, "a course of fascinatin' novels,
as thrillin' as they make EN-
$50 last time she was down, Carrie
found me readin' Uncle Toms Cabin
an The Heart of Midlothian and
oliver Twist side O. me in the
mendin' basket, and she gave one
look, and then she laughed and asked
If couldn't get anything newer than
that. What for?' says l. They're
thrillin', an liked 'em when I was a
girl; why shouldn't l read 'em over
againY You should if you want to-
says she, sort o. 'pologetic and soothin',
but wouldn't you like to make &C
quaintance with some of the contemp-
tuary novelfsts?' Well, s'pose
must have said should but if l did
twas more polite than particular as
to truthfulness; it's dretful easy to
slip into sayin' things that kind of
way.
But next thing l knew, down come
the contemporary novelists, and here
be feelin' bound to make acquainr-
ance with 'em. Well, maybe | shall
git inside the covers, but don't you
tell Carrie if / DON'T I've kinder
glanced into some of 'em already, an
they don't tempt me a mite Mebbe
could read through EN- If give
my mind to 1t hard, but Jest know
couldn't even feel friendly with 'em,
sames l do with Dickens and his
story-folks, and Scott and his, an Mrs.
Stowe and hers. They don't seem so |
kind O. human, some ways; they're |
more jest children's stories for grown
ups.
They've got better covers, though |
awful pretty some O. those bindin's, |
now, aren" And the illustra- |
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-05-18
TREATMENT OF OBESITY.
Great Caution Should Be Exercised
In the Effort to Reduce
the Flesh.

Many fat people have done themselves
much harm by injudicious dieting in the
attempt to reduce their superfuous
flesh. 1t is very simple matter to take
off fat-anyone can do it by systematic
starvation, but it is dangerously easy
to reduce the vital forces at the same
time, and it is far better to be fat and
hearty than slim and broken in health.
The problem of how to reduce the flesh
and at the same time maintain health
and strength is one that has taxed the
thought of many physicians, and has
not yet reached satisfactory solution,
says Youths Companion.
1t is important for the physician to
know, before beginning treatment, what
IS the cause of the obesity-whether it is
an inherited tendency to put on flesh, or
is unwise eating; and eating may be I'M
wise as regards either quantity or quail
ity. The patients habits must be
known, and his or her idiosyncrasies as
to various articles of diet; and the kind
Of obesity must also be taken into con-
Observation-Disclosures the plethoric or
the anaemic form. In short, 1t is the pa
tient that must be treated and not the
disease.
1t is possible here to indicate only the
broad principles Of treatment which 1t
is understood must be modified more or
less in almost every case. The treat
ment is dietetic and hygienic, for there
IS no drug capable of reducing flesh that
will not at the same time probably re-
duce strength. If the person is large
eater the total quantity of food must be
gradually reduced by decreasing the size
Of each meal little-especially Of
breakfast The eating of salads and
green vegetables is advisable, but the
starchy foods, such as potatoes and
cereals, should be very sparingly used.
For the same reason bread must be in
great part given up. Desserts and
sweets of all kinds, especially candy,
should be absolutely forbidden.
Fat, strange as it may seem, is less In
furious than sweets-indeed, it should
never be entirely excluded from the diet,
although it would be better to eat Of 1t
lin the form of butter or fat meat very
sparingly. Skim milk or buttermilk
may be taken, and so may eggs and
meat, the latter once a day only. Tea
and coffee may be drunk, but not with
meals. Water should be taken only be-
tween and before meals-not while eat
ing Alcoholic beverages must not be
used at all. Exercise in the open air, .
preferably walking several miles day, ,
Is imperative.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-05-18
AN INSOLUBLE MYSTERY.
Picked Pork Disaster That Befell
Two Pennsylvania Dutchmen,
Hans and Fritz.

Gov Pennypacker Of Pennsylvania
was reviewing the state militia at Get
tysburg. A young staff officer described
to him in low voice some unimportant
error that had been made, relates the
New York Tribune. But as to the cause
of the error, sir" he said, that is a
mystery"
Gov Pennypacker smiled.
IF it is a mystery" he said, 'ft is
like the picked pork disaster that befeil
two Pennsylvania Dutchmen, Hans and
Fritz
These two men bought lot Of
picked pork in partnership. They put
it in a barrel, and stored it away in the
cellar of Hans home. Now, Hans,
though a Pennsylvania Dutchman, was
dishonest. The combination is rare.
We'll, the morning after the deal in
picked pork, Fritz met Hans on the
road.
"'Good morning, Hans, he said. is
there any news about our picked pork?'
Fritz, Hans answered, graVely,
there is news, and bad news. A strange
thing has happened. 1t is mystery to
me-
"Well, Hans, tell me all about it,
said Fritz.
Fritz, my friend, it was like this
said Hans. This morning went down
cellar to get a piece of pork for my
breakfast, and l put my hand down in
the barrel, and felt around in the brine,
and there was no pork there. 1t was all
gone-all gone completely. So then l
turned up the barrel and, as true as you
are alive, the rats had eaten hole
clean through the bottom and dragged
the pork all out
Fritz was amazed and stunned.
"'Why didn't the brine run out Of the
hole?' he asked.
"'Ah, Fritz said the other, that's the
mystery. That's the mystery
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1905-05-18

But Tom had not proven very
successful farmer and that was prob
ably the reason for the plan proposed
by Gus
"No, Tom," he explained, If you
go on now an graduate you can
help me along a sight better. Be
sides, alw'ys seemed to have a
kind o. knack runnin' the farm:
you must go hrst"
SO It was decided. On the first
day of October Gus carried Tom and
his little handful of belongings down
to Watauga In the wagon, and after
seeing him properly settled in his
new world. turned his own face again
toward Stump House
1t was dark when the wagon rolled
into the yard. After the mules had
been stabbed and fed, Gus stood for a
few moments looking silently across
the mountains as the night slowly
fell around them and blotted them
from view. In the window of a
cabin across on Roundtop a red light
fiickered, and there came to his ears
the sound of a girls mellow central
to voice singing an old corn-shuck-
ing song.
"Leastways. I'll be near Annie" he
said, with almost a sigh. Then he
walked slowly across the yard and
entered the house.