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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
Cts AMI Sem O5edlt.

v ~ an u III l VI H.
0iele 2cutc iinb lett Dem letten
SroIte in Oceor.Gitp cingetroiien, I'M
Die Gisfelocr 5l beluunoern, Die Den
g(tlontiihen Sjeon, 10 meit ooS Iuge
reid)t, beoedcn. Gos llfer lit bon Ell
ner orei SUB boben giSifidt beoedt
uno bietet eS einen proftpollen Nn'
bid, menn ooS Sis iid,, bcni Grid
pes @oiier5 ioIgcno, bebt uno ientt.
Noti5cn.
9oui6 gernbnrt, Elm 76 Sabre al
Ter 8ogner, Der nobe Gooetoipn,
@oibinoton County, ipo6nt, lit Der
8oter bon 81 lebenoen &inoern. Der
Glteite Sobn lit etluu 80 Sabre alt
ilno Elm promincnter Gcdtsnniuolt in
Chicago, ooS @a6p 6ablt iebt 8 Sabre.
Sn SaaerStolpn miro Der 8eriudJ
genadt, Den @ouUernenr 5ur 9egna'
oigunq bon 6re0erif Cation 81 per'
unlalIen, Der Dor Tlir5em ipegen Der
G%rmoroung bon 2oren5o .. Slime 81
. Sobren 3uftBans perurtbeilt
miroe.
Gle Cumberland . Georges : Greet.
Goal i. SO. bat flint Ireole bon Sob.
IenlGnoereien in Garrett. urh aGe'
gonp.Gountp getoilft.
S6nee uno adlte boben cine groGe
gn3abl guiiuroS ailf Der Sud)e nad)
Wabruns in Die Staot Salisburs ge.
trieben, no lie ben SIbnerb6uieri'
geind)e obitatten uno iogor ein Stiid
SleiIh bon Der @eronoa eines Sauies
itoblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18

~ u l u | u u w y w.
6eucr 5eritortc in Der 0onnerItogs
Noht ocn 9ooen ncbit SnboltS, ooS
@obnhnrs un6 ole M6be( oeS Srn.
Sobn @ooIter, nobc @citoper. Gin
6lmte aus Dem &ondiong ioa Sen
9rono ocruriodt bu6cn. Sn ieinem
9cmiibeu, ieinc 6omiIic 5u retten,
crlitt Serr @ooiter idmer5boite
9ronomrn6et. Ser S6oocn miro
olrf etlpo $4,000 berednct,
- Gle @obnbGuier bon 6ronf8bi,
lippi 9opio Strommel mo GonorO
Snoerion in ltriino, nobe Meperss
oole mllroen om 0onnerito9 ein9tdub
Der 1lommen. Gin iibcrbibter Sfen
in 8bilippi'S Sous mar oic llrIo6e.
6unfen ScIcgrnp6ie.
Die Morine Nfooemie in Innopo-
liS bot 5uirieoeniteuenbe 8%erbinorn1
nit Der Sunten = MISREPRESENTATION
III Sap SenrD bergeitelt mo einc
9otidoIt, bon einem gleidJen appo.
rat, III Sap GoO obgeionot, oediifrirt,
Gie in Der gto0cmic benltBten Snitrlls
nlente iin0 uod] Dem oertid)en Slobp
Nrco.S pItcm bcr1eitrat. Gommons
ocur @m. i. Soliep leitet Die Grpe'
%rintpntp Mpuu sic StntiDn in 2dO
Semlogen icrtig aeitelt lit, miro Die
&erbinoung nit Sen @eit mo oen
@eit Smiles moGlidl iein.
SEER Ioom Soofim, orf einem Der
5itr Morine i. 9lfooemie oeborenoen
Sdiffe, bot iid nit Sri. emma BENT
ler bon Gaitport, nobe Innapolis Der.
beirat6et. Die Srnuuig lpurbe in
ser ct. Morttn'S Stride bon Roitor
aurl 9nff p%ol5oaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-23
Seud6enein(6(eppung
@aBnabmem gu ibrer @erbimbcrang
In Den Ger. Staaten.

5e. oe5sgearine=So5pitaI= Sicnit - Sic
Cholera III SeutfGIano auiaSde Sorss
Ioiisteit -@eneralarSt @Dn,an ais Refcr.
Observation-Disclosures.
&aum bat Ser Ser. StaatensMas
rtnez 9oipital=S ienft oen &f eeeen
oas gelbe 6ieber aufssnommsn, 10 err
tpd3It Dem Gbef oieier tpi9tisen @bs
t9eilung, @eneruIur5t Or. @altsr @pz
man, cine neue f9pierise 4ufsabe
ourd oas @uftreten Der Gbelera in
Oeuti6ldn0. Sbm liegt es pb, tpenn
irsenb mogli6; Elm llebersreifen Der
gefdbrli9en Seuhe mad Snfel Cams
2ano 81 %perbinbern. @pman bat 81
Dem gnOe bsn amber in Neapsl itatioz
nirten 9ilfsar5t Or. Mc2augblin mad
9dmburg %geiunOt, mo oieier, fans Die
Rot~bpenoigfeit es sebieten ionte, Die
bonn 8unOessS 9abamts> Department.
auf9eftellten &egulationen betreffs Ser
na3 Sen Der. Gtaaten abgebenoen
S4tff. in &raft treten lafen miro.
8eid9ie &egulatiOnen f9reiben unter
@noe-em Die 3uriidbaltung BON ieus
9enbetoddtigen pa1ugiersn uno Die
@usrdu9erung bes @epdds ppr. ga
Die G6olerateime BEL taItem @etter ii6
ni9t entpideln, 0iirfte ser nabenoe
@inter Elm 5eitpeiliges GrlOi9en Ser
&runfbeit berbeifiibren, nit bangor
9eforgnib iiebt man jsOod Dem nd4~
fen 6riibia6re entgegen. Die 8ebDr>
oen &uBlanOs, bon mo Die Seu9e na9
Osuti9lunO eingei9leppt purbe, finO
ii6 Der 9efubr offenbur ni4t betpubt,
Oenn bon geeigneten @ortebrungen CUR
Sanirung Der oortisen G%bpleraberoe
lit, p~enigitens Big iebt, feline 3ebe.
@alter Wpman, Der felt 1891 an
Ger SpiBe 6es 8unoesz Marine zSoipt>
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-23
Gus BEN jmriftti6en Gramen.

@pr etfpa 30 Sabren funnte man
mod an einigen beuti6sn ltniberfitGten
Softor in absentia MAIDEN. Oas
1T beute ni9t mebr mDslt9, uno Ger
iuriftif4e Dottor lit nidt mebr 10 lei9t
gu erlansen. Ser Mnno 70 auf alien
beutf9en 9o9f4ulen betannte WiB,
Dab auf benz 8abnbofe Der l1niDeriis
~tGtsitaot Z. Der 8abn6ofspprtier beim
g%inlaufen Der 3iige rufe: vWiG elmer
Der 9erren ben juriftif9enO oftor mit<
nebmen?" lit Der iing.ren Generation
tpobl edn5li9 fremo eeblieben. S6on
ashn Sabre ipGter iparen bic 4nforbes
runeen Der Safulidt redt bod. Oas
muBte 81 ieinem 2eibpelen Elm gras
minanb erfabren, Der i'm Spftoreras
men burdfiel, naabem er auf bic NETS
item 5rasen itumm esblieben mar unb
auf Die 6rage: nWo pirb Die beutf4e
8unOesafte aufbepa6rtg" seantiportet
bate: nSSn elmer groben, feft peri9lofs
ienen aifte." gr boffte aber troBbsm,
Die prifung gu beiteben, unb ais Der
Sefan Derfiinbete: nOie 6atultdt be-
bauert febr -. ba unterbra9 er ben
alien @ebeimratb nit benz Musrufe:
Die 9erren belieben gu i9eraen!" :
Sin anbsres Mal untsrSos ii9 Elm rlelis
gebadener Heferenbdr Der Opftorpriiz
flung, fiel aber bur4, obglei9 er idIagz
fertis auf bic 5rase: nSit es cine Be-
~letOiguns, ipenn i4 gu elmer Dame ia>
ge: rSie alte NadtigaI!?" srpioerte:
rWenn i4 es 81 Der 2ucca iaee, nein!"
4ls er traurig auf feline 8uDs fam,
ftanb bic fprsfame Sienitmaib f9on
nit einem 2orbeerfranae, bes Ooftors
unb bes iibli4en 9olbitiids g~efpGrtig,
bereit, aber Der Mermite fonnte bon
benz arana. teinen @ebrau9 MAIDEN.
= Sebr gut half iid elm Opftoranbus
in 9Ottingen. Die priifuns fanb i'm
Sauie bes Defans ftatt, Der an ben
3anbibatsn bic Grase ri9tste:
,5alten sic es fir einen qiiltigen
aauf, ipenn i9 Sbnen mein Saus fir
einen Sbaler perfaufe9"
.Sappbl!" antportete Der @efraste.
unb als er bic erftaunten @eii9ter fah,
feste CT fHnsG btnsu: sd tpeib ia
ni4t, oh Shr 9aus mebr als einen
Sbaler tperth it,"
Da laaten bic geitrensen, unb Der
ganbibat beftanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-23

tals0ienites itsbt, srblidte 1848 gu
ct. Gpuis 0as 2i9t Der Welt. @r
graouirte 1870 am 4mberit College,
W1af., uno 1873 am ct. Courts Meoi<
cal, College, fungirts als 9ilfsarat am
ftGbtif6en 9ofpitaIe Der m5iieelftabt"
uno trat 1876 als 0ilfsarat in ben
Marine=5 ofpital=Sieni elm, in Dem er
na9einanoer Die @ufIiht uber bic
9oipitGler oiefer @btbeiIuns in ct.
2ouis. Cincinnati, Baltimore unb
Netp Yort fiihrte. SIM Sabre 1888
ipuroe Npman gbef Der Suarantdne>
Oibiiion in Waibington, 8. g.. fpGs
ter iibernabm er Die @ufii9t iiber Den
nationalen QuarantGnes Oienft.
SIN Ser. StaatenzM arin zSofpitalz
9isnite lit WDman in bielen 8eaiehrns
gen gum Reformation geporoen. Gr 1T
Der geiitige llrbeber 0es in Sort Stanz
ton, q. M., erri9teten er item Regiez
rungs : SanatOriums fir 2uneen>
T9ninbiii6tiss, iotpis zines 2aborato>
RUINS fir 8atteriolosie uno Yatholo>
gle, aus bem 6as beutige grobe bbgies
ntf9e 2abcratorium in Der 8unoes=
bauptftabt Encouragement lit. Wbman
erfann uno bra9te MaBnabmen our
@eltuna, 6ie fir i'm rationale Mutoris
tat auf Dem 9ebiet Der @erbiitung Der
ginf9leppung anitedenosr 9ransheiten
aus fremoen 2dnoern na6 Der Union
inbolDirer. 9ls in 1892 Die Gbolera in
6dmburg ipitbete, lieb fi9 Wbman
BON prdii0ent Sarrifon Elm Girfular
beglaubtgen, our9 oas cine 20tagise
NuarantGne iiber ale Ginpanoerer>
S9iffe berfiist puroe. Die Solge
mar, Dab Die @intpanoeruns oamals
tbutiG6li6 gang %aufb0rte, Die Seu4s
aber blteb Den amerifdnii9en @eitaben
fern. WG6reno isinsr S%bdtigfeit in
Baltimore befdmpfte @pman nit @rs
fOIg Die auf auiterni9iffen gsbrdu4=
li9en 9rduIamfeitert.
Der Marine< 9oipital>S ienft ums
fabt 10 &rantenbduier, SO 9ilfs> uno
II rationale Quarantine Stationen.
Runo $50 Mer5te palten in Der Nbz
t6eilung hires Mmtes. Der General
ar5t ftebt psrmittelit oes &oniularoien=
ftes nit Der ganSen Welt in 8erbinz
Dung. @enn In irseno elmer @esenO
Ser groe cine epidemic ausbri9t, 10
miro Die Sbatfa9e 10 raid als mOsli4
benz StaatszO epartement permeloet,
6as oen 9eneralar5t bierpon perftdns
bigt. 3ebtsrer febt Oarauf fir ale
6dfen Der Der. Staaten Die bethlehem
Sen Quarantine Regulationen gegen
bic bon Der Seu9e ereriffene Staot in
8raft. paFasiere, Sra4t uno poits
laden aus jensr Staot tperoen mad
Der Quarantdnes Station gebra4t, no
1lnterfu9unsen un6 Nusrduherunsen
plas s~reifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-23
-ups. KUN prtttenmol bahnte ttn Dre

Tupe. gum Drtttenmal bdnnte 1tW Die
Srabtcpmmobe i6rea Weg.
Der @d9tmeiiter mar fprd9lps.
Safiir nabm i9 in ernftem unb piirois
gem Some bas Wort.
,6err Wa6tmeiiter! sic piHen,
ipie ungere6t mir obne unfere S9ulo
bebanbelt porben iinb. Ees6alb lafs
len mir bas Snitrument bier unter
Sbrer Sbbut fteben unb bitten, es an
meine @bre1e, BEL 5rau &rGpfel in Der
&rautgahe, 6efOrbern gu tppllen. 2e=
ben sic ppbl!!"
&aItla4elnb sriibten mir unb ber>
f6panben. =
Im anberen Morgen ertpedte mid
ein errestes @eiprG9 unter meinen
Tenitern. in tpsl9em Der treifGenbe
Distant Der Srau &rGpfel bic Saupt>
role fpielte.
nWir banbeln uf 8efe6l Der 8oli3ei,
5rau &rdpfel, ba nerben sc nii9t
made Tonne" iaste cine MGnnsrz
ftimme.
SD fab aus benz Ssniter. Bier
ffGotif9e Qrbeiter tparen bumit Bee
f6Gftist, ben &aiten bon einem &ars
Zen abaulaben.
r9err Spftpr f6rinte Der be-
fannie Distant gu mir berauf. Sept
tpmmen 81 aber elei6 NAL 'runterl"
|. SD batte MIDI f9leunisit anssfleie
bet nnb erf4ien nit Dem @oriab, mein
He6t auf's duberfte gu pertbeibisen.
Wfittlerpeile bate ii9 iebo9 cine
anberpeite S9pieri9teit berausqez
iteut; IS mar i9le6teroinas unnt0as
li8, bas l1nsetbiim iiber bic beibem
erlgerl Wenoeltreppen gu bueiiren.
~gBtr baben unfere S6ulbiqfeit aez
than, ertldrten bic @rbeiter 9rinfenb
unb ma&ten Miene, fi9 gu entfernen.
nSas tpeitere gebt uns nif9t an"
Inns Simmels piGen!" ifammelte
i9 fafungslos. r2eute = f9afft mir
bas Ding pieber bonn 9alIe!"
S4lieBli9 bate i9 bic 8rapen
anter gepiaigung zines grtrutrinfs
aeloes 10 melt, baB lie fib bereit er-
tldrten, bas malitiDie @ebGube ipieber
auf ibren Barren gu laben unb mir
oamit na4 benz v9Dpen" au folaer.
SD tpubte feinen anberen &atb, ais
ben blamablen !6anbel fpieber riidaGnz
gig gu MAIDEN. Mber 2Dpen : @rnft
poQte ni6ts babon fpiFen.
Sa ftanb i9 nun nit benz l1neliidsz
tlapter auf Der Strdbe. @nbli6 fam
mir elm rettenber @ebanfe. u3um
Wsimar : 9eraer gabnbof!" befabl
i6.
@n Der 9iiterabfertisunsiteae lieB
i9 mir einen Sradtbrief ee6en un6
birisirte bic unslidielise OrabtfOms
mobe als Sra9tsut : babnlasernb =
an Qsrrn Setonpmieratb 6aIes in
Srlamiinbe. sIg
Sb es einen 0err1 Sefonomierat6
Safe in Srlamiinbe eie6t, peis id
ni4t. Sd ipeib iiberbdupt ni6t, mas
tpeiter aus Der Sadie gepprben lit.
SD peiB nur, bab es fem @unber lit,
fpenn unter fpfden umftInoen aus
meinen f4Onen muiitaliI6en Saleniex
nt4ts perben tonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-23

@bnunssppIL. S6pieaers
batter (au feinem S9pisssrIobne in fpe
an sinem fsbr heiben Sage: vueber
Shre Shuloen ppIer mir Elm amber.
nal fprsden!... 9eute it's 10 idon
heib Qenue!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-23
@ttrnbahu Tabrplam.
panoalia Sine.

abgaug @ufuufi
81. 2ouis SpcI, tMI s.. 1 5OBm Bittsbura SocI, tdnIi& 8 3oem
ct 9oats Elm tdgh9 sd &b 8 508m 9D Bort grprss td1ti5 8 50Bn
Capital Grpreb tdI 3d.. 7 00Wm . tneaer Neail tasll@. -. 8 O0gm
St Sonts Vic tdgl ........ Z ASSN Eerre Saute Gffn5 dee tas 10 25Sz
@b ct 8 @sprb tdsi1 DIS IL 2ONm &ebaeae grpes taaGa DIS. 3 b09m
ct 4ouis @rpreb tal .....s 15R@ aIanti. Gsprsb tdsG&. 80. A A5Rm
Z 8 & elfngbam Me tdsl. 4 90 RIM Ee 80 3imiteb tdgI s d b 8 45Nm
81 g 0Mf MaI tdsIi4 80. 8 s5Rm |itsb gsp, tasI s d. 6 56Em
8ineennes Sibifiom.
cairo & Btnsen gxpr tdaH& Z a08m Spenser & Bebferb dc, tdaI. 8 x5Bn
Bineemnes gspreb tdsI..... 8 5Osla 8ineenns @spreb tdaIi&. 10 somx
epeuesr & Bebforb a.. taeI. 4 A5sem Cairo grpres tdeHh -. I6R-
0inennes Mocom,nur Stas. s 35Nm gimsnnes @usm, nr Stas g s5Nm
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-24
HOUSE IS BURGLAR-PEOOF,
New York Man Has an Electric Plant
Which Affords Him Pro-
lection.

Srom burglars poin: Of view prob
ably the most remarkable house in the
world is the Morosini mansion, at River
dale, N. Y. Many Of the handsome
places in that neighborhood HAD been
entered successfully by the light
fingered gentry, Mr.. Morosini's among
the number. Determining to make him
SELF immune from such attacks he called
well-known electrician into his serv-
ice, and the result is a house which is
absolutely burglar proof, says the New
York Herald. 49,.
The same electric plant which heats
ard lights the house is used to operate
the electric currents which guard the
house. so the cost, Independent of the
fist outlay, is trifing. Electric wires
connect every door and window in the
house, and when the currents turned on
nc entrance can be made without both
house and grounds becoming instantly
Illuminated by 500 electric bulbs.
When these lights blaze out a set of
deep-toned bells in the north tower send
out babel of sounds which can be
heard distance of several miles.
G:,ngs also clang in the servants quar-
tevs and in Mr.. Morosini's sleeping
apartment. None of the doors or win
dcws is locked. Should a burglar,
knowing these safeguards, try to avoid
them by cutting through zane of glass
tue result would be the same. The win
dows are formed of loaded panes AND in
these leads the wires are hidden. A
test of the system is made once week
to make sure that it is in working order.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-24
All in the Family.
CONGRESSMAN MEEKISON PRAISES

"Havc you any dog biscuits" asked the
man who had recently invested in ca
nine.
Mem" answered the groceryman, put
| hat some fine sissages." Daily
News.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-24
FORBIDDEN TO
SOLDIER BOYS
By b. H. COLLINS
Copyright by Daily Story Pub. Co..
hHY daughter" said an elderl
IV father to his beautiful daugh

s'hNY daughter" said an elderly
IvI father to his beautiful daugh-
ter, this town, begging your pardon
this fool town has been seeking to de-
moralize itself with lot Of idle, worth
less"
Yes, yes, know, the soldiers are
coming! The soldiers are cOming!'
And the girl danced about the room,
gracefully. delighteGly.
Hear herr" exclaimed the old man,
growing very angry. Now, Agnes,
listen to me. Soldiers 're not like they
were in my day; then to be soldier
was to be a man. But in this fool war
with Spain it is different; the ranks are
full of worthless men who have enlisted
because they were out of jobs. Now,
from what l hear, the young women of
Jacksonville have gone crazy
20, won't the town boys be jealous?
The soldiers are coming! Tra-la-la!
la-la!"
Agnes, listen to me, Remember you
are not to put your foot on the ercamp-
ment grounds while the soldiers are
here. If had daughter who went wild
over a lot OF idle men and boys she knew
nothing about. I'd lock her up"
20. father, l didn't mean it. Surely
you would never have the heart to for
bid my going with the other girls to see
the drilling, and-and-" But he left
the room, slamming the door behind
him, and leaving Agnes with her face
buried in sofa pillow.
why, Agnes, darling. what is the
matter?" asked Florence Dickson, COM
ing in a little later.
The soldiers are coming" sobbed
Agnes.
We'll, you are a goose. hope you
are not crying for that"
Mono, but father says l shan't see
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-24

to ride in car. My condition was
critical when I sent for Doan's Kidney
Pills. I used three boxes and they
cured me. Now can go anywhere and
do as much as anybody. sleep well
and feel no discomfort at all"
A TRIAL FREE-Address Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo. N. Y. For sale
by all dealers. Price, so cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-24
# You Are Going East

II You Are Going East
and want up-to-date service ut lower rates
than via other lines, take the Nickel Plate
Road. No excess fares charged on any train.
ExcellentDininga and Sleeping Car Service.
All trains leave from La Sale Station,
Chicago. For particulars address ). Y.
Callahan, Gen. Agent, No. III Adams Street,
Chicago, Ill.
The Pulajones are on the war path in
Samar. This is the first outbreak tnat has
occurred in the Jones family for over 40
years.-Minneapolis Times.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-24

cines to cure my
kidneys. I do
not think that
any man ever
suffered as I did
and lived. The
PAIN in my back
was so bad that
1 could not sleep
Vat night. I could
not ride q horse,
and sometimes
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-24

"PHEASANTS! WHY. THEY NEVER
COME UNTIL LATER"
them; says l mustn't put foot on the
encampment ground while they arr
here"
Never mind" she said, soothingly
maybe he will change his mind"
Florence soon left the house; she must
give vent to her feelings by expatiating
on Judge Wells tyranny in the hearing
of her own indulgent parents and her
other friends. And even this was not
sufficient for relief; later she found it
necessary to relate the whole story,
with many little touches, to every young
officer and private with whom it was her
pleasure to carry on an innocent firta-
ton. Agnes. languishing in her old
ancestral home. was to her like the
beautiful castle-imprisoned heroine of
the old-fashioned three volume novel.
The first one to whom she told the
tale made her very angry by laughing
before she had finished. He was hand
some young lieutenant, and on intimate
terms with Florence. because he was a
law
Il beg your pardon for laughing.
Cousin Florence" he said, but you see
am only beginning to realize tenth
part of the alteration you dear girls
lavish upon uniform; but to show
you, however. that l really sympathize
with your heroine. intend to pass by
her prison tomorrow that she may
feast her hungry eyes on my brass but
TONS"
When he carried out this generous
impulse Agnes was reading under
large rose vine; he walked slowly to
give her time to enjoy the buttons while
he admired the flowers, among which
she was the fairest blossom
Excuse me, miss, but may inquire
the way to camp" He could think OF
nothing else to say, his usual GOODNESS
being lost in the mazes of the young
girls attractiveness.
Agnes stood and pointed towards the
west. 1T is less than a half mile," she
answered.
THANK you. All, now see the can
vas, might nave seen 1t before but
for the sun in my eyes, and-the flowers
We don't have them like this in our eli
mate; you-you never sell any, do your"
Certainly not; You are perfectly well
come" And Agnes gathered for him the
gorgeous roses.
II came out this afternoon to shoot
pheasants," said the young man. getting
deeper into the mazes; but haven't
been very successful"
The flower she had just plucked fell at
her feet. "Pheasants! Why, they never
come till later
i SIS that 500" replied he, vaguely,
thinking only the girl and the flowers.
Thank you; thank you
She, watched him as he departed, his
broad handsome shoulders, his shapely
head; with dts wavy black hair; his mill
.tary, tramp, tramp, was music to her
ears, and in her memory there fingered
the expression of his dark eyes as he
looked at her While he admired the How
LeFs. xilEssj'IiH IN .n't',s:''lTH vs:.'
IA When Lieut. Il Charles sGi King reached
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A Court Beauty.

0VUAe 11SesUVy'
isn't she divine? She looks like a
goddess of liberty"
"She is. She's been divorced four
imes."-Judge.
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TORTURlNG PAIN.
Half This Mans Suferings Would Have
Killed Many Z Person, But Doan's
Kidney Pills Cured Him.

A. c. Sprague, stock dealer, of Nor
NAL. ILL.,, writes: "For two whole years
I was doing nothing but buvinp medi-
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And there you are. or, rather, there
Copper Kettle are. Then before ee've
sorted himself out and discovered
which is the right end up. we have
vanished like three beautiful dreamA
Yes. yes!
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and / don't want to miss a chance. il l

and / don't want to miss a chance, II ]
am to go out OF his world"
The ,usk Of the early summer evening
had settled to darkness, and Walter was
meditatiag whether he ought to remain
In the house or return to camp. The
weather was hot, and scarcely a breath
or air troubled the summer hush. Wal
ter was standing in the mellow twilight
in the porch of the house, when he saw
Sue and a negro whom he did not know,
9TH OF them carrying bundles on their
eads. come through the side entrance
and walk to the front gate.
The negro was a tall fellow, well set
up in his limbs. but walking with a
slovenly, uneasy gait. He was dressed
In old blue jean trousers, and wore over
his red flannel shirt an open striped
cotton waistcoat with big brass buttons.
A big, black felt hat covered his eyes,
which were further obscured by the bum
die he was carrying. She was chatting
and laughing as they were walking
along, and they had opened the gate
and were already outside, when their
progress was cut short By the sentry on
duty there.
Hey, stop!" cried the man. "Who are
your
You kin see, shoe, sonny" replied
Sue, grinning her broadest. SIPS Sue. l
is, Miss Helene's servant, an dis kullered
councilman, OATS Elijah, an he's helpin'
dis chile carry de clothes to de laundry"
Walters yes followed Sue and the ne
gro as they walked along the road, when
a sudden thought gripped his mind, and
he gasped:
1t Is Demon. / thought 1 knew him."
he muttered. "It is Demon, as sure as 1
an a living man."
Without another word he walked slow
ly through the little garden and out at
the gate. The sentry saluted respectful
ly as he passed. Walter walked down
the road slowly, keeping Sue and the
negro In view all the while. Two streets
farther down the pair turred to the left,
and Walter followed them.
At the corner he increased his pace
and at the same time Sue and the negro
walked seemingly as fast as their legs
would carry them. That was enough for
Walter. He started to run after the
pair, and soon caught them. One glance
at the negro's face was sufficient. 1t
was Denon-Denon magni6cently dis
SeASNo, - 0ShOAs AiODOut else.
Stop a moment, said Walter TO the
negress. Il want to speak to this gentle
man. Take that bundle. You are quite
strong enough to carry them both. When
you have done your errand. go back to
the house, and tell Miss Helene that I
will look after your friend"
The poor m stood there in a fe-
verish trepidaion, hesitating about what
she ought TO do, and then vent away
weeping as If her heart were breaking.
I'VE will not stop here, Capt. Demon,
said Walter. "The neighborhood is dan
gerous to you. / will be obliged if You
will answer my questions as we walk
along. Did you come to Richmond at
Miss Lemure's request?"
NO." was the simple rejoinder.
"You came unbidden and unasrsi
"Unbidden and masked"
"One more question" said Walter,
and then I have done. Is Miss Helene
in any way engaged to your"
I'm nowise engaged"
'GoodP' calculated Walter. IT will
have to ask you to come with me-"
Ito be coptinued.)