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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-13
CASE TURNED OYER
TO FEDERAL COURT
j. D. STEWART NAMED RECEIVER
FOR GADSDEN coNcERN-JOHN
GROVES CHARGED WITH STEAL.
ING TEACHERS CLOTHES.

Gadsden, December 12-(special) Upon
application of Frank S White, Jr., of
Birmingham, the Belle Store, which was
closed by the sheriff yesterday, was
placed in involuntary bankruptcy by
Judge Jones of the United States court
of the Eastern disivision of Alabama,
last night. Judge Jones issued an order
appointing J. D. Stewart of this city as
receiver to take charge of the stock.
II Is stated that the indebtedness of the
company will probably reach 5000, and
the assets may exceed that amount. An
inventory Is now being taken OF the
stock
4 small wreck on the Southern rail-
way at Anderson's Crossing yesterday
afternoon delayed traffic for several
hours. The mixed local freight and pas
senger train from Rome, Ga, lett lhe
rails and tore up the track for about
hundred yards before 1t could be stopped.
No one was hurt and the property dam
age was slight.
rhe Gadsden chapter Daughters of the
Conrederacv are holding their annual ba-
EAR and large crowds are in attendance.
Many hand and home made articles,
suitable for Christmas presents are be
ing offered for sale and elegant lnnches
are being served. The proceeds from the
DaHdf VIII be dllBileu ~ thN ''ii'a4'e N-i
som monument fund.
Tho third game of basketball was prayed
before a large crowd at the Young Mems
Christian association last night when the
Reds defeated the blacks by score of
% to g. The Blues defeated the whites
by score of to ), which was a nara
fought game. Another game will be played
Friday night.
John Groves, q white man living near
Eoaz was arrested Yesterday near Boaz
hv a deputy sheriff on a charge of rob-
hing school teacher near that place,
II being alleged that he stole the wear
ing apparel of the teacher. Groves was
unable to secure bond and was placed
In Jail.
Etowah commandery Knights Templar,
will hold their annual banquet on the
evening of December 81. Committees nave
been appointed to complete all arrange
ments and the affair promises to be one
of the most successful and enjoyable OF
any vet given by the Templars.
A number Of Mystic Shrners are i'll
birmingham attending lodge ceremonial,
at which time candidates for inltiatory
honors will be conducted across the hot
sands. Among those who went are NJ. A.
Foster and n. \. Hammond
earnlshments have been served by the
merchants who were afraid TO wait so
long for their payments that 1t Is be-
lieved the company Will come round 10
this date.
However. there will he plenty of money
given out on next Saturday, as the Sloss
company will pay off its entire force,
which will include thousands of dollars,
at the mines furnaces and crushers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Cine biih6flide Wabnuns.

Sn' einem Sirtenbrief bes Sii6ofS
bon Submeis. in pelfem oerielbe Die
@efabr Der 6Sreien S6ule". baS
3iel Der air6enieinbe in Seiterrei6.
betont unb Die Wiittel 81 ibrer Ibs
pebr an9ibt, finbet lid inter Ins
oerem folsenbe. Defenders audi fir
nmerifdniihe &~atbolifen lebr be-
a6tensmertbe 8emerfuna:
Sic @efnbr. Die mir @uh nit
lpcnigen @orteu nidt einmal in
ibrer gan8en @roBe l6iIoern fonns
ten, Die @efabr Der io~genannten
@Sreien S6ule~ 1T tbatiGflih pors
hdncen unb lit leioer MIR Elm @lieb
III Der Settle DER @efnbren. pelhe Die
driitti6e 8eltani6olmng, Die DRIFT
li6e Notwithstanding beoroben.
8nS Der Huf .2oS bon Moml" ans
1trebt, ieboh bisber nidt erreihen
tonnte, oas Ioa Jest po1enbS 5ur
9urhiiibruna ~9elan9en. Ser Baum
Der bl. r6mil6en Stride ioa in leiner
8ur5el perberbt lnb Die hriitlihe
Samilie purh Die %reliaiouslole CIR
5iebung Der &inber uernihtet ipers
Den. llnb MN lperbet Sbr. @es
liebte i'm 9errn, iragen, mas loaen
mir aatbolifen, ipas ioaen insbeions
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Sas gelubte 9anb Der Steneroriife.
berger.

I'm Der 3ablune Der lid iGbrlid
duf 100000 belanfeupen britiihen
Sinfommenitelier 5u eutgeben. beabs
lihtiat an9eblih Der Siamantentrnit,
Die Dc Beers Gonlolibotet Iines,
2to., bon 2onbon nah 3ep gorf
iiber8uiiebeln. Sbre Niinen Iolen
I'M leeten Sabre 2,210.314 &arat
Siamanten seliefert uno oas Gins
fommen Der @eieaihaft iou @rutto
20 @ilionen unb Yetto 8 IiQios.
men Collars betraeeu baben. 3u
bieier Iittbeilung madbt Der But
falo @olfsireunb" bie folaenbe Be
mertung: .Ob etlpuS @dbres on Der
poritebenDen Ieloung ut pbcr niht,
10 gereiht es ben Ger. Staaten nidt
sum Hubme, als ods gelobte 9ano
Sener GnacIeben 81 iperoen, Ole
ibren gereGten @erpili6tlmgen ae9en
Die Nlgemeinbeit iid 5l ent5iebeu
iuden. llno leiSer III es Sbatiahe.
baB Nmerifa ods YaraoieS ser
rei6en Steuerihlpdn6er lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
9eiden ais Sammaterial.

Sic Senerbeitattuns ion gonfure
reno befommen; bieie ~Neform" loll
purdo cine anbere iibertriimpft pers
Sen. Sn Der 3eitihrift Cement
unb Setoue" empfieblt ndmlih elm
Serr Or. S6ott ~folsenbes 8eItat>
tunasperiabren: gs pirb fir Die
Nufnabme Der 2eide elm Gefentbetons
Iarg ber9eitelt. uno Der freie Haum
INN Die 3eihe miro Damn NIT oiinns
iliiiiigem Gemeuts Wtortel a~ussesoHen.
Sas @an3e miro bann na6 grbdrs
tiln9 oes gements Elm feIter 8lod.
Bon Dem Gementmortel oringt audi
etipas in Den &orper elm uno eS
niro onrd5 Snfiltration Der 3eide
NIT 9alt unb aielelidure Die @eripes
flung auiaebalten. gS finbet nuns
mebr cine 8eriteineruns Der 9eide
itatt. Die ais beiier lpie Die @inbalias
miruna be5eihnet tpiro. Sic 10
gebilbeten 9lode f0nnten Damn an
einem @nbe nit Snihriften perieben
nerocn. Ser Batter oieles 8eltat>
tun9sipitems nimmt inter Inberem
aud in Nusiiht. oaB nan Die 8lode
8u @onumentalbalten berfperbeu
fonne CID unb 10 alio an bieien
9arlten NIT Den Sni6riften Die Yer>
itorbenen better peremi9te ais burh
anbere SenfmGler. Ser griinber
Der neuen SSee iast ielbit, es miiiie
lid crit bas @efiibl on cine iol6e
9eitathrna geipDbnen. Ileroinssl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Surncr beint Sapit.

Taplt Yius Der 3ebnte empiing
AM 8. September iehsbunbert franz
5Oliihe Surner, fuelte 5m Hom elm
Shauturnen peranitulten. Chr
@ortfiibrer perlas cine graebenbeitss
Ioreiie. auf fuelhe Der Yapit anti
portete unb Die Surner dufioroerte.
Dem Surnen treu Su bleiben. bas
ieiner Inii6t nah ben aorper itdrft
unb itdblt. .St6rfe uno Nutb"
iaste Der Yapit. limb notbis. nm
Den @lau6en an beipabren. menu
0iele i'm perlieren. Der Stride tren
81 bleiben. ipenn Viele bon ibr abs
fallen. Dem Rorte @ottes an folseu.
penn Siele es pe%rbannen." Or
oran9 IN JIG. es Dem %berounen Wta.
tatia nah 6u tbun. ipelher iaate, er
iperoe Der Heligion ieiner %ater ses
borden, ielbit menn ale Sei9linec
lid nnteripiirfen. Wian 9lalbt. oas
Der Yapit feline Stellunsnabme CUR
fran5oiiihen 3esierrng nit ieinen
8orten erflaren uno ibr Nahorud
perleiben polte. NohmittaNs
iano eiu Shduturnen aui benz ct.
Oamaio Ylabe itntt. on Dem Ynpir
Yius. feline Soibeamten lno piele
@dite Sbeil nabmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

co.'s |euiIlot unb einigen Nnbereu
bat MN Yater 9oube i'm &erlange
Der @udariitiideu 2iga elm Shriftz
den eri6einen lniien, betitelt v0aS
a~onigrei6 Des FL. Ser5ens". Nls
.llniperialbeilmittel" eeeen ale
llebel. ipeld,e Sranfreih aesenpdrtiJ
b~ebroben. miro BARN cine arn1
nung Des Ser6 SeiusSilpes por9ez
ihlngen."
Wian fam ben ifarien @orten
scr ~&oluiiheu Tolfs5eitun9" iibcr
oieie Irt bon Wtittelu our 6erbeifilhs
rung anberer 3ultdnoe in Sranfrei6
ullr pou unb gang 6uitimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Sn benz flaslihen Bancroft

bes frau5oiiideu 3atboIisismns
lhreibt lharf. aber leioer nun si
mabr bds leitenbe Gentrumss Crgat
OeutidIanb's. ole .aolniihe Bolts
5eitrng": Ser ipcaen ieiner mani
niaiaden Grtrdpngdn5en befannte
Seiuit 9orbe 5etgt pieber einmal.
onB cine @ruppe bon 2euten in
Srantreih abirlut nifts lernt. Hie
tenten sic iid Die Hettuna ans Der
pcr6peiielien Gage. IN welher it'd
Ole Stride Sreifreih'S befinoet? Sns
III bod einfah: Seten. SaB cs
aber beiBen muB bet unb arbeit' +.
nann bilft @ott n05eit". oas polen
Die 2eute niht ucriteben. peil nit
lesterem chen Nnitrensung perbuns
Den lit. SIR 8erbinbung nit Srans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
ere mir. fatboliI6e Samilienpdter

bere mir, fatboliihe Samilienpdter
unb Samilienmiitter tbun, nm 9egeus
iiber Der uns beorobenoen @efabr Der
Ioaenannten .Sreien Shule" unlere
Yiliht be5iisli6 Der religioss littlihen
Gr5iebuns Der 3inber 81 erfuuen?
Sic @ertbeioigung mub lid mad Den
Mn9riffen rihten; @erein seeen Ser
Elm. Seriammluns seeen Terlamms
lung. 3eituns 9esen 3eituns. 8abl
eeeen 8abl, Retition gegen
Yetitipn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
seiS Sbr miioe unb a~bseipannt

Seib Sbr miibe mnb abseipanmt
i%berarbeitet unb 5u iebr anseitrenat?
Vlo6tet Sbr gerne i6lafen? Seib
Sbr es miioe, gu6 Die gauge gfa6t
I'M Sett berum5updl5en. immer an
beriuden unb oennod erfolslos Si
iein, S6laf uub &ube 5i betommen?
Sa6t Sbr iiberaq S6mer3en mnb
lpiiniht, baB Der Iorgen Gadt unb
Die giaht Worsen mare? Sit oas
Seben Iiir Cub cine 9iirbe unb @Iles
nm guh Der bunfel uno tribe ?
Webmt Sorni's IlpenfrGuter : 8luts
beleber. unb Sbr tperbet Gu6 ipltns
bern, ipie es fonumt. oaB es guh 10
gut 9ebt uub Die @elt 10 berrli6
ansiiebt. Gr fann burh Special
Igenten be5oeen fperben. Die anees
lteat fpnroen burh Die gieentbiimer,
Or. Setter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 112
lis 60. Sopue gbe.. Chicago, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Ginilme Der 5OberatiOn.

Ser rationale SefretGr Der ameris
fanilhen Sooeration bat bon Yrdiis
benton 8ooiepelt einen 9riei erbals
ten. in meldem berlelbe Die Neiolus
tionen Der lebten decorations Iers
iammllma 81 Buffalo biai9t unb nm
cine COMPILATION NIT Serrn Wtatre
iiber oieie Neiolitionen eriu1t. Oar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Ser Sosialismus

lit niht MIR cine dliBere Ma6t gee
iporoen. nit Der 5u rednen lit, loH>
bern and elm pirtbIhaftlihes CHI
item. oas lif niht nit einisen abfdl>
lisen oDer m%itleiOi9en Semerfungen
abfertigen ldBt. Golden 9egenilber
fDnnten Die So5ialiiten au6 ben @oz
tbe'ihen Sas n%nlpenben: .8egner
glauben ms 5u ipiberleger. ipenn lie
ibre eisene Meinung ip~ieberbolen uno
auf Die uniere niht adten."
Ser boqdnbiihe Yolitifer Sr.
4alberie ihreibt III Der TorreDe 81
8ictor Gatbrein's So5inlismus: .Sie
3eit. mo man meinte, Die So5inls
Democratic befGmpfen 81 f%onnen. ins
Dem man tie ld6erlih mahte, I'M
Dem man oas llnmpeli6e hires
SbeillpItems in 9rellen Sarben ifils
berte unp inbem man in einisen
gitaten bas MISUNDERSTANDING Der
meiiten io5ialiitiihen Siibrer Denies
- biele Seit lit porbei. Sn ibren
8erfitdtten unb in offentlihen @er>
iammGlnsen baben Die Nrbeiter
pobl ihou 10 piel bonn So5ialismls
nernommen, oaB iie III mitleioig
Die Shultern 5uden o Dem Heos
ner. Der in ieiner llulhulp meint.
in bieier 8eiie Die So5ialpemofratie
beitreiten 5u fonnen. Ser So3iaz
lisnus bat feline beiieren Yropas
ganoiiten ais feline mmiIenpen Be-
fdmpfer. limb barum muB Die Sp@
5ialbemofrat,e unb ibre 8efdmpfung
lnloiert meroen." Ser So5ialiss
mus lit cine Ierirruns. aber ieber
Srrtbum lit cine eemiBbrduhte
@abrbeit unb pirft INN 10 gefdbrz
liher, je sei9idter Der Wabrbeitss
sebalt benlst unb 5ugfrdftig semadt
pirb. n9as Sallhe liebt ia fei@
ner: MIR burd Der 8abrbeit Shein
- i6leiht pie elm 9ieb Der Srr>
tbum lld in Die Seele elm Oar
aui baut Die So3ialbemofratie in
ibrem Mppell an Die Mailen beS arr
beitenoen unb bon manfen llebels
ltdnoen uno pirfliden llngeredtigs
feiten bebrdngIen golfes. gs lit
barum notbnenbig. niht MIR bas
io5ialiitiide Spitem in ieinen aases
meinen llmriiien 81 befdmpfen, ions
bern audi ben ein5elnen Iufitequns
gen ieiner Tertbeibiger piileni6afts
lid uno praftii6 gu besesnen. -
Spdifus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Cine imnsc Selbim,

Sn elmer Seriammluna. bel lpclder
Der beriibmte Yreoiaer Spursepn ben
@oriit fiibrte, er5dblte Elm Ieoner
iolsenoe @eihifte:
IN einem 2anbitdotden Mmerifa's.
no piele Sduier aus S-l8 aebamt
iino. brad zines cages ~,eucr aus,
bas iebr raid nm iid srifi. Sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

Seimiufer.S idets iino All
perfauien an ieoem 9ienstas nod
Yunften Der Sainois Central.
Cine 8abrt plus $500 fir Die
Nunbreiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

Sino Die Nerpen eelhpdht 10
leiben mir leiht an Ne uralsie. ct.
Safobs Del poubrinat bonn iein
beltes 8erf, inoem es berubi9t uno
fnrirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

Serbits @etter lit perGnberlih.
uno infer Spitem perduoert iih ebens
falls. Eloelihe grfdlturgen treten
alif, aber ipenn mir INNER Or.
Iusuit aonis's S%amburser 9ruitibee
on Sanb baben nnO bdufig cine Saiie
beiielben reht beiB trinfen. piro Die
Grfultuua leiht furirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

Selten befebrt lid elm NsenS&
wno febrt 8u @ott. obne baB lid
Inbere oesbolb bon ibm febren. unb
II Merger iiber feline 8erfnirihuna
Die Sdbne fnirl6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

aus lit erii6tlid. bab Sas 8erf Der
federation IN Den bO6iten 8reiien
Gufmerfiamfeit erreet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
nnbamf Der Wclt.

Solimnn. 9alif bon Oamasfns.
lieB Den Ilia. BEN 9roBten Selos
BERN Der Saracenen, Der Nfrifa's
llnterlo6nng polenoet. fat aan3
Spanien erobert uno unermeBli6e
Sfdse al Den Stlfen bes 5brones
n~ieoergeleat bate. gum 9obn bafiir
pffentlih aeiBeln. beraubte i'm ieines
9nn8en Vermogens uno perbunnte IGN
ndh Weffa. Seine Sobne nurSen
erlpilr9t uno Der aopf ieines gritee.
borenen Dem ti~eiseben9ten Batter boz
RTE SilBe gele9t. 60 lobnt bic 8e(t
Die @eroienlte DER Welt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09
Sainois Central Ggfnrfonspreife.

SuVUutS oetttub S6tut
grfuriionss @iaete iperben berfauft
bon Der Suiuois Central muo 5tpar
na6 Yunften uno 81 Hreiien pie
folst:
Cine 5abrt pins $500.
Seimiuher's @rfuriions : Sa6rs
preile na6 sefpiiien Yunften in Soipa.
Iinneiota, @iSconiin, Noro> unD
Siios Sdfota. alberta, Wanitoba unb
Sasfat6eipan. gu berfaufen ieben
Sienstae biz unb eini1lieBlt1 Sez
5ember 1905.
Cine nnb elm 5rittel= Uabrt.
Seimiuber's Grfuriions Sabrs
preiie na6 Dem Siiben. benz SiioS
Often unb Siio : 8eiten. Sm
Often unb ben Siibs Weiten. Sm
8erfaufe an allen eriten unb oritten
Sienstage ieben Nonates bis mnb
einihlieBlih Nopember 1906.
lin ndberes iiber @erfauisoatum,
Sabrpreiie II. I. no., tpenbe man iid
an irgeno einen Suinois Central
Sidets Ieenten, pber man i6reibe an
ben llnter5eibneten
8. S. YbeIps,
Sipilion Yailenger Gsent,
Nubuolie. Sotpn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-09

xxxxxs,o
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
THE THIRD.

For some minutes the young man
had been talking of the weather Pro-
ceedlng from a casual reference to the
evenings temperature, he plunged into
a spirited discussion of the climate of
the United States in general, its adj
vantages, its eccentricities and the
chief respects wherein it differs from
that of the British Isles, with special
reference to the relative conditions in
New York and London.
Presently, by. an abrupt transition,
he broke away from the subject
Il came here tonight to say some
thing to you, Miss Morton. something
that means great deal to me-
That sounds interesting Why don't
you say it,,
Because now that / am here. it
seems very hard TO say. AS was
coming along the street, | knew just
now | wanted to express myself. but
no# I'm all tangled up and don't know
Eh re to Begin
~ ow mysterious, Does that hap
pei to you very often?"
ease don't laugh at me. shall
never get through it if you do This
IS Ntry serious matter"
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
It(>osts
Nothing


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Will improve,
'",.%hGeqt . ye7r ago 7 wrote TO the
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~ ~ my He3rt back and left side and
l,rc,tL - ~ e'te To draw 4 deep
p tio,, l. IoT two ycafs. Any little eye,[
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5se.niterla ~ They advised me to trv Dr.
I.I AZ, tleart Cure and Nervine. which
hot ald WITH WITH the result that | am In
ha S'Tr n alt than l ever was before,
, -, ,iIls salned IA pounds since I con,
tael taking It, took abouf mir
1870 Nm p4tiles Of the two medicines ard
lien ltiaFen been bothered with nv be se,,
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Ut Miles Heart Cure is soIa nv
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he vii ~ pottle VIII benefit. If il fails
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Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
City Directory.
n..o.>o..o.<n.roD-no~no>A~n>~N~~N~~l
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
Mayor, !. II. Holderby,
Recorder. f. W. Magness,
Marshal, alter Pascoe,
Treasurer, ]. T. Tharp,
Aldermen:- b. f. Busby, II. b. Ad-
ans. G. 0. Magness, c. NJ. Edwards
and w. G. Minis.
Council meets first Monday night in
each month.
CHURCHES
Methodist church, services at II, a.
m and 100 p. m. the second and fourth
Sundays IN each month. Rev. G. II.
Newman, pastor.
Baptist church, services at p. nj.
Saturday before first Sunday, and II
a. m first Sunday in each month
Rev. W p Jackson, pastor.
Christian church, services first and
third Sundays in each month at II a
m. and 40 p m. Rev. J. II. McDon-
iel, Pastor.
fRATERNIflES
DannelIy Chapter Il. A. NJ. meets
third Saturday night |. c. Nuckolls,
L. II. p; T. II. bearing, Sec.
Newark Lodge +. & A. NJ. No. 24s
meets second Saturday night. X. X.
McHenry, w. NJ: J. I. Tharp, Sec.
Newark Encampment l. O. O. F. ~
meets second and fourth Wednesday
nights. O. q. Moss, c. p: q. L. Fink.
Scribe.
Newark Camp WOW. No. 2Ss meets
second and fourth Tuesday nights in
month. <. J. Magness, c. c.; J. T.
Tharp, Clerk.
Newark Grove w. c, No. s07 meets
first and third Tuesday nights. Mrs.
G. NJ. Edwards, Guardian; Miss Sallie
Barksdale, Clerk
Newark Lodge |. O. O. F. No. 263
meets the first and third Wednesday
nights. j. Stone, \. G T. NJ.
HARRISON, Secretary.
Banner Rebekah Lodge No. l54
meets every Saturday afternoon at }
O'Clock. Mrs. T. j. Raney, n. c.; Miss
Lucy LawtOn, secretary.
Independence Lodge No. 1919 X. &
L. Of II. meets first and third Monday
nights in each month. E. NJ Edgar,
Protector; Zed Griffith, Secretary
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1906-03-23
Just tell 'em that you saw it in The Journal

Il an listening" she said. with a
little air eff resignation.
Its just this he continued desper-
ately; I'm head over ears in love
with you. 1t began the first time
saw you, and | have been hopeless
.:ase, so TO speak. ever since Now.
youre laughing again. | know I'm
making a boteh OF this. but can L
help it. / ae.er had the knack of say
ing sentimental things-but maybe if
you'll give lae a chance to practice.
shall improve. I'm stupid sort of
chap. tho lsand miles beneath you
in every way--I cant even offer you
the sort of nome you ought to have.
not yet, that ls-but m cure nobody
in the world could love you more than
do, or work harder to make you hap
Ply. And if you cared for me a little.
think I'd have the courage and the
strength to succeed in anything. is
there's there any hope Tor me?"
The girl gazei down into the red-hot
Goals in the grate A slow smile
wreathed her lips. There is some
thing funny about it" she remarked at
length.
Funny" echoed the young man.
Eyes, | mean in the way things have
happened Your proposal is the third
have received within a week"
THE third" repeated the young
man. ruefully. Then | can see my fin
ish Did you-did you accept either
of the others?"
The first" she replied with DELHI
Grafton. 4 refused because he is too
romantic, and not only too poor to sup
port a wife. but too impractical to be
likely to do SO
oh! And the seeond?"
The second | refused because he is
so painfully matter of-fact and thinks
too much OF money and the material
things of life
"And-and the third?" The young
mans voice trembled
THE third, continued the girl still
looking into the fire, 1.-The third is not
in the least romantic On the other
hand, he is not a bit practical. and 7
am sure he is in no position to sup
port a wife who has been brought nm
in luxury. And yet-and yet"
Suddenly she raised her eyes to his
There was a look in them that made
the young mans heart beat wildly.
And yet, Jack | love him and Ia
marry him, even if we had to live !,
an almshouse!"
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don't take you long TO tumble when q
man is talking business. Maybe you
can guess what | want to say. In
about tired of being a bachelor Its
all right for young fellows that cas-
run around, but when man is past
40-Im 10, if you'd care to know-he
gets mopy if he hasn't home. A
business man. especially, needs female
interests to keep him from thinking
too much about his affairs. | have
known you long time and have been
sizing you up, and I've come to the
conclusion that you'd make a first
class wife for man like me.
Thank you SO much for your good
opinion. -
You needn't thank me; | didn't say
II to please you, but because it's what
| think. Now, suppose you'd like
time TO consider. 1t isn't business
like to decide things of this kind in a
hurry"
But l think l can give you an an
swer now
You can, chr SO much the better,
if you have really made up your mind.
What's the verdict?"
Pm afraid" said the girl. I'VE are
not at all suited to each other"
Why not?"
Beeause-beeause you are too prac-
teal
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come right to the point. That has
always been my way"
i think it's a very good way, she
remarked.
Then I'll come down to my propo-
sition. As you may know. I'm fairly
successful man. Not Rockefeller. by
any means, but | could draw a check
with seven figures on it and still have
a few dollars left in the bank. | have
good health and no bad habits, unless
you put smoking in that class. Do
make myself plain"
Quite plain" said the girl, with a
little smile.
lie nodded approyingly. Il see it
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o vast and mighty land OF ours.
Like some huge Titan boy thou art
Whose young blood surges through his
heart
In crude strife of powers,
Until some tingling moment when
One cry wrings ali true souls and then
Thou standest IN the strength OF wrath and
tears
Thou gatherest all myself to tower above
thy peers!
Thee newborn far beyond the main,
God Graded In rev found cline
That wistful Europe's dreams sublime
Might not seem all in vain.
Hope. reawakening at thy birth,
Thrilled the droopt songsters of the earth
To brief ecstatic joy. Ere long in thee
Shall they behold the pledge of one Human
ity.
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