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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-12
0TAINT BIS Ga SO US.
4 PICTURE OF NEW york LIFE q,
The EIGHTEENTH CENTURY

Iten,. nnd AdverfIsements cullesl
From the NeyTspaDers Of the city
From IzSO 70 IES6-A strenno1r
nIetl,od 81 Refor1aEn a Husband
PubHck Notice Is hereby given. That
Nicholas Bayhrd OF the City OF New
york has erected a Refining House for
the Refining OF all sorts Of Sugar and
Sugar Candy, and has procured from
Ieurope an experienced Artist in that
Mystery. At which Refining House
an persons ins city and Country may
be supplied by wholesale and Re-tale
With both double and single Refined
Ioaf-Suear, as also Powder and shop
sugars, ana Sugar Candy, at Reason
able Rates.-NeW York Gazette. Au-
gust. 1870.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-12

~ knitted -Stogie makers at the r.
Koblegard Co, factory JSotf,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-11
OAKHURST
Represents
A BUSY SEINE

The property Is be.
ing cleared and level
led. streets are being
laid out and graded,
entrance pillars srse.
ted, q tile walk In
stalled along Ohio
Avenue, the entire
length Of the pro
perry and other i'm
provements under
way. whiGh win make
oakhurst. one 0f the
choicest Residence
properties In Florida
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
Miss KafeMslbnuZd

Meget sandsynligt taller De selv saa-
ledes og er udentvivl langt fra frisk.
Aarsagen vii let kunne f9res tilbage
til en- eller anden Uorden i de kvinde-
lige Organer; hvilket wiser sig i Ned
stemthed, Ulyst til at gaa noget Sted
cl'er udrette noget, Rygsmerter, ned
tyngende Smerter, Oppustethed, Ncr-
v9sitet, S9vnl@shed eller anden kvin-
delig Svaghed.
Disse Symptomer er kun Vars1er
ON, at der err Fare paaferde, og hvis
de gaar upaaagtede VII ct Liv fuldt af
Lidelse eller en- alvorlig Operation
vare de uundgaaelige F@lger.
Oct aldrig fejlende Middel for allie
disse Symptomer er Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Miss Kate Mcdonald af> Wood,
bridge. N. Y, skriver:
Kjare Mrs. Pinkham:-
"Gjenvundet nelbred har haft saa meses at
bctyde fer mig. at ies like kan undlade at
meddele Diet for andre lid.nde Kvinders Skyld.
"Lange udstod Jeg usigelige Smerter at en-
k~vindelig Syagled og Observation-Disclosures, hTl-
Ike gjolde mig til ct fysisk Vrag, og in.rn
tinkte at jeg Wide komme mig. men Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound har fuldstJ.:.,:gg
| helbredet mig OF gjort mig frisk og stirk. :T"s
enser Diet som en- Pligt at FERTILE andre lid"n!e
kvinder hvilken ypperlig Medicin Diet err"
Mis- P:nkham, abode Lydia F.
Plnkham's Sv1gerdatter f2ar i rs Aar
under hendes 'Vej1edning og siden
1endes D9d givet frit Rad til soc
Kv1nder Hendes Rad er fr,t og
hj@lper alt,d. Adresser Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

81 . s ing e e
goor6s g tuebus Sailing
er tptolt ne0brun0t. Set (pffeoes at
reooe Set melte al. Sl1oboet. Br9iten
bar til @u0stjenelte / Nnneriognet
meoens 9ranoen fanot 5te0. Sloer
opitoo fra Sforltenen. StoIte g. tier
a neobr9note reltegoaroen mes
l%(notogelle al Stnebuiet, ioa MI BIZ
Der bele Er9ltegaoroen M.
en- 9 il III 8 ltyrter 5.
timber Nr6ej0et peo 0pfpreli e1 al cit
Gjenoom / S6iiteo itprteoe iorleoen
@eiimieu / belc @ulets 2urgoe neo.
Stilloole ct fnultes fl1loltnnoigt, og
1 Mol1o, Ser beiouot Jig pou Set,
ltprteoe neo ira 3oie Sols @pioe.
80 al Dem flap belOigt ira Set, ME-
cens &c to u1ore, Scr hlep ro1nte al
neofoloen0e Sten og &%olfballer, bap=
sc facet olDorlige &pnlte tel jet. 9e e.
begge bragte til Spgebulet. GerIt
meotoget CT Ml1rermelter Gbrijteuleu.-
s 8 9losengiel. @u
Sci tm1rotpr / Nalborg bnpoe engage
ret Ell itolie''if %niifoirettpr til me0
5ellfub at foncertere / Srli Mooneo
ira lite til Bite intlulipe. Mllif=
oireftpren bar forpligtet til = bpis
&ontraften blep brr1ot - at betale
cit b%etpoelia 9p0e. So Gage fpr
a%ontroften par nolpbet, forloo Wlt=
lifoireftpre1 og BANS Sci fob Mal=
borg for at rejie til Srerige, og @e=
ltal1ratpren los 0erfor / 0re0erifs=
bopn gjbr Mrreit i MuIifoiretts=
rel1s Coos cller pou bans Yerion.
Ipg0en me0te for at prplentere
Mrreltororer, par Stoliencrlle ollie
treoe guaet ombor0 / Sfibet. 90
Wf11ltfoireftpren erflpre0e at 6nbe
brrot &%ontraften og fife at eje @oos,
blep Der foretoget Mrreit pou Bans
Eerlon, % ban bleo 6enlut / WjrloS=
fprgsld, mebens Sellfabet leile6e
Store % o ulturer.
SuI1OnluliO5bu!1ten / I%jpbenbuun Dur>
lcm Gjer al uWlrnoerupgaaro" peo
gjelulem en- lgngere Mar=
rGrte t%ilplunte1 ltpre Mre,.ler al 9e=
&c % Daurliy Iger11urt og Dar III
ogIau tuget fut pau Wtoler1e. Otter
9eOleIlfabets Hlun CT oct 9enligten
at fllltipere "a. 800 SDr. 9al1o 2ap=
mole. elsie srealer hor for Ell
tor Gel benligget loln lure iumpeoe
gnge Dporfor llDbpttet bor uberg=
oeIigt og al ringe 8proi, men for
1ogle 9(ar lioen blep Gren Mpue
ogy neOlagt, % slalpbet op gjen=
mem G1gelpe %regllleret> og ser blep
>erpeo ifabt 9etil1gelier for EN- &ul=
al 6iSle @nge.
9et er Senitgten at fultipere ca.
100 Sor. 2an0 til M%geroprfning
ne0 ct 9eflag al 4 CONNER 5an6
% Neiten til @ng mes 2 CONNER
SCRUB for San6legningen
oprfes Soroen % Mar mes aprn,
'or at faa Soroen formul6et, og ser
jar / 6ior % / Mar peret meget
beer 59o paa en- Gel al oisie for
'Rr6tlefe Mrealer. 5an6paafprslen
fal foregaa be0 tr%ansportabelt 5por
% Sippogne og tager lin 8egDnoelie
ben allernRrmeite 1io.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
NfAnr
=
0erae.

0erne.
g TT e cp TT eper Ole
&c TEL len fra 5gllereo, Der forIe-
oen forfnanot, efterla6enoe en- flor
aas1emangel, er fun6et / go6 8e-
bolo Holanoet. San penteS tilbage
til Ganmarf meo Oct fprite, iod 5gI-
lereo sogneraao bar inogaaet 9per=
e11sfo1nlt meo bans 1amilie ON at
frofaloe Siltale moo at faa nnoer-
%bollancen belt oeffet.
Ire Seffe 80 prer om
9ttt : go 5 s. @n Mfar6 baDoe
forleoen | Ell &jgbman6sgoar6 /
Hltofjgbing CLIENT tire 9effe mes -
Mprer, Der bar beitemt til Jeoe for
De lt1ge 5nidner / Sranefj9r Joia=
11ert. Sc imaa letbeneoe Sanger bar
imtolertio ! itore Mnngoer 1l11pne uo
at Seffene. 6or at forbin6re Ell
lt6rre Sberi pemmelie at Mprer los
&jebmaaoen itrp Ell Del @uffer for
poa Den Maa6e at boloe iammen pao
lit ejenoommelige @ittegobs.
6 II s. g + e 5
pe0 8illemoeS @rap.
Sire 6anife Banlerifibe lagoe forle=
Sen ino / S%ejrpbugten us for Sperbp
og latte 200 Manb / 2ano. 3isie
marlcbereoe oerpaa meo Mulif /
Spiolen til S00en &irtegaaro, bpor
Muitfen ipilleoe Ell SID peo @ille=
NOES @tomtmentet. @n officer l,b=
bragte ct: v9gre pere Sc 6al0nes
Minoe", bporefter Mltiifen ipilleoe:
r0eilig er Soroen". Otter en0t @e=
jig paa &irfegoaroen gift Sc otter til
l5es.
en- M erfelig g e + Ii IL
oeonat t. @n Dreng fra Sbo-
rltp paa Somsp gift forleoen Otter:
mio0ag neo peo Stronoen for at baoe
og fonot ser Ell 5elbuno ligge 10:
penoe pao 5anoet. 6 fter at bape
m0eripgt &rabaten li0t paa Mfltano
greb ban Sen meb ct raift Sag on
Moffen, og lpb paa 6enne Moaof
bjem meo Sen, l1oen at 0en por
5tono til at tiffpje bam noge1 Sta
Sc. Sen fongeoe sel, ser er ca. ~
Mlen lang, moa %forelebia boltre ii{
ct tort &or @an6, bpor Sen iprig
bliper betrogtet al npsgierrige.
50 9otroner I e II
@e0 Ell Hremieifponing / 2plemoi
poo 2ollono forleoen gift en- al Mu
ribofreolens Gfptter = font fac
pfte er Silf9l0et - % penteoe paa a
fomme til at ifpoe og bop6e taget Ell
Saffron trent, font ban anbragte
Munoingen paa &iflen. Seen Sc
bon iaa lfl,loe til at lfpoe, glemte ba1
at fjerne SEN, bborfor &eiu1tatet blel
ODER al 6orpentnig: ct peloigt &no1o
laa. Stl1mper og StDffer al 6e1
iprnngte Saffron, rig til allie 81
Ser, og &iflen> cit S7'er, n%6pioeoes
M1m6ingen, lao SEN blep l%1brllgeltg
9lt ban fit en- v6orbier"., noteres ful
for Jl1loitenoigbeoens Crib.
6 90 e j er a g. 6orpagte1
Sobonneie Ell, Mnnebjerg, lbapoe lepe
ret WeGlt til @pjbp Mejeri / @ol6u:
M1nt, lom set blep bepilt at fan bapo'
forfollfet. @nn blcp ibpmtt en- Mulf
al 1,640 SIR, iom ban imiolerti(
nGgter at betale. Ser er MI op:
ltooet meget inouitleoe Jorbolo bel
Mejeriet i sen s(nleoning. @ol6n1
Nmt bor %pe0taGct, at Set fife pil 10.
retage noget pibere / Sagen, Meje:
riet bar beiluttet, at t%ilbageboloe 8e.
lpbet al Jprpagterens MGlfepenge,
% oel1ne bar / Sen Nnlebnil1g anlog1
Gag mos Meieriet, og enbelig hor IS
al Meieriets ltprre 2eperon0prer INT
Der Ell Miltlft al 25 Ser. pr. inDtegl1et
SO, forpligtet Jig til at l1otrnoe al
@eibp Weieri % oprettet ct npt
Wejeri.
S9.lant.
&nop r.m e far Giemlggt
forlf elltle Noen1nrfer / Niborgegnen.
Faa Gil g;enoom er I%jeroepartcn al
@oeleltanoen p0elagt al Sen 9roaoige
9arpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
kvindels EfteIIadenhed
Faar sin k STRAIT.
helbrsd mistet herved tilbasevindes we'd Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Hvor mango Kvinder kjender De,
som er fuldkommen friske og sterke?
VI h6rer hver Dag den samme Histo-
RE after og after. Jeg err like frisk;
jeg err altid saa trntp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24


ltergodtos @aarb @elos.
&obro: Sens $arboes @aaro
Msrbaf, Gieren % bans &11itr1 liant
&arlen og Dreng br9btes, &erre.
gaaroen Goftrllp Songoaro.
aellerup: Gbr. Gbriiteniens 81.
en0om paa Sller @ebe, ct l1bbls pac
2ebringgaaro, Clinton 8isballes
@anr6 / Sierslep, Mtels @affesbl1
ienS gienoom / @raamoie, &riltians:
b6i % 8efgaar6en, Spren Ebom.
iens @aaro og Sfreooer 2auritlens
&uS / @tnge. Gbr. G%briltenienS
@aaro / Sllum.
S Sins lfete Ser ct 2Dnneoilag
@ooo Semplar 2ogen, bporpeo e
89n % en- Smeoeipen6, Spn Al
Smeo 2altrien / Mioltrup, brebtcs
@aa 2erne:
Mpborg: @aarbejer BjerreS
@ooro Sfrnooergaoroen / &ogsbplle
Miels &asmnsiens @aaro / Saarllp
8allunoborg: S. g. Bells @aar(
pua 8ierge' Marf.
Sborslunoe: S. 6. Senlens
@aaro.
@pfipbing g.: ST. @eteriens SuS
paa &ippinge Marf.
&niltgoaro:. st al to 6omilier Be
boet @us.
sfielsf6r: 9 @,,ie paa Srmslel
Marf, Sacob @aniens @us / @amb
hinge, 8pelsmano Str. Sbpbjergl
gjenoom pao @erlep Marf.
9%epfjebing S.: g. Ma0iells @aari
/ Mlitrl1p.
Mp]teo: g. Ollen Glbefs @aari
/ Sleie, Ell 6eitegoar6 / stl1bber,lp
@po6p: Slc 6riis' @aoro / l1ls
lep.
Ser meloes ON en6nu lal19t fler
2pnmoiiug, men 0isie bar entel1 if
trnot el(er Set er lDffebes at 81
grGnoie Sloe,1, in6en Sen fit gior
ipnoerlig Sfaoe. Yaa Sc flelte al 5
neobrenote @ien0omme in0ebrGn0t
ser nogle @l1sopr, nogle Steoer enf
eg bele 8%eletningen.
&jpbenbapn.
@olger 8 rac + ut q II 1t
far fornplig f1tlofprt ct Stpffe, bt
titlet ling og gnmmel &jerligbeo'
iom muligpis pil blipe opfprt pa
v&alino" peo 0igterens so 9(or
6soielsoag / Sftober.
50 80 illioner 6laife
81 blep ser forleoen paa Ell enfe]
llge, ser rigtignof bar nieopmtli
BARN, io1gt paa Sl1borg Mftapnings
anltult. Set er 5 Mor ii6en Sltbor
iolgte ioa mango SLATER 81 paa ia
fort Sis.
Niger Ii
Il 6 q b bapn. s Se(
temEer Muaneo pil Ser / 5ipoli bin
arrangeret en- ll0ltilling al Mgel
brugsmalf finer, aft uoeluffenoe c
oanlf Jo6rifot. l1oitillingen tnnfe
bolot oaben I Is Gage.
S bonncs g. Sen c !,
Cen l1nge Jorfatter far lite bur
@elO meo oct @looforetugenoe, ipl
ban fornplig ltarteoe / &jebenbap
UNDER Napnet uYresl en". Set u0gi
Ell Muane0 = lua muatte Oct itnnl
lc. @la0et blep tiloels le0et efte
amerifonif Mpl1lter, mel, set fol1l
i'm poerit fao 2,riere, tiltrooS for q
Set blep iolat for 2 0re pr. 9tlrne1
Set 8 runo 9 f
) $. Som befjcnot bar 8runoi
pigs &erner / lang SiD arhejoet pa
at foa rejlt Ell ltor @pgl1ing / @opeo
ltaoen. @r1u1oen CT forlGnglt ino
fjpbt, lrlen man for billet pente, iuO
til Der bar inoinmlet 1OO,0O'
Nroner. 9hu er bette Wuol ON
trent llaaet, og mani Dnr Ou paabe
gpnot Nrbejoet / @aob og Jorrent
ming ON, at Ser bill inbfpmme p0sr
ltgere 8iorog / Set slnr, lpm 9pgge
riet pil fommc til at bare. 9pg
nil1gen bill fomme til at foltc melleI
100000 pa 100000 ar.
&illiam pon@ d J. bou-
e er 6et nl1perenoe Mupn paa e,
lo1lffeot Mano, 1om MI CT @o0sej
CT / 5plflano> men ion1 %oprinoelig e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

6blg NIB ! bette glo6s ppperlise
Gslietouer, ION ge qlti0 bill finoe.
paa q. SHE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24
S3!lan6.

81 M p 0 r-m e bur Giemiggj
forf elltse Noenmrfer / Encouragement
Foa Gil Gjenopm er 1ieroepartcn al
Npeleitonoen p0elugt al Sen grnaoige
9arpc.
40 Hnrs 2erernbi e.
II m IeireoeS Sen 240e og 250eSl,li
| Nolborg al Sc 2Grere, Ser / 1866
oimlttereSes fra Nonl1m Seminari=
I'm. Salt par Is fpmnlel1 tillteoe
p:0 Seitligbeoen; al Sc % 4anoioa-
batter, Der blep 0emitteret / Mannn
/ 1866, CT Z oeoe. 8lanDt SsS1bila=
rerne nGones Sen originate Iorfat=
fer og Nltronom @eorg 8rlnn, ser
For I ct lille 6nS / 5olne Batter.
Jooen / EN- 81 ppeiaf5
st selifab fra &an0ers por paa en-
sejltur til 2angaa, bpor &errerne gil
Ganoet; cit al Geltagerne, @ulo=
lnteo Soenitrlp, Dor % iaa ubeloia
at treoe | en- &apeiafs, ser nappeoe
lammen ON bans enc Storetan. De
eorige &errer ogieoe iterft mes at
faa Satsen aabnet, og 6a ST. Spen,
itrnp fit Saaem fri, bar @ieoet f1tIo-
ftanoig maiet, bporimob 8enet /
Saaen iffe menes at bore beifaoiget.
.Safsen bar rimeligpis fat for 80
6ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

20 Aar fplote / 9egplloelier
at Nllgl1It Mrtitett @iltelm 0abler1l}
% 9illeogugger @ilbelm 8isi en, ocl
baggs bprer til Galln1urts melt betp:
oel1ge &%ul1ltncre Drer pau lit Snl
rauoe. 2ablerllp bar bpgget &je.
benblpns SoloboO> Oct ~tongelige 5be.
ater a1mltm1lGet, Glpptotbetet.
Garlberg 9rpggsri> Sellstirten
Solbp og cit ltor Mfol1g0e private
Npg11inser al ltprt f1mlt1eriif &rr0.
e'lopioere bar ban gipet Segniltgeu
til Den prGgtige @uitfelo 5tatlte poo
2uageli1ie. Sisiel1, Ser trpos fine
70 Nar eronl1 goor ltlloer Nop1et
vnl'ge 9i:1en", foroi ban er Ell
Spn al 0en bergn1te g%ille0bl1gger
uganlle Slsle1l" Ser lfabte 2al1olol=
Dotens Document / Jre0ericin e.
r6lensborg=Seoelt" bar lfiGnfet
9nnntorf ma11ge berlige 8%illeob11g=
gerpgrfer,a f bpilfe set melt befjenoty
ptltnof er ben f%olosiole Albialon Sta
tue, Ser / lueforgplot 5fiffelle fon;
til at froale oper @ope0in0gongen til
Oct 1pe &naobus. Sun orbeioe0e
iammen mes Jaoenen oennes ii0ite
2epeoar, og oct blep %laale0es bam
Der tom til at fulofpre og itebe 6re-
oertf oen Sppenpes 5tat11e loenfo.
4rtittansborg Slot.
8egge De gamle&11nitnere CT enonu
ltpSfrafttge og l~tng6ommelige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-24

SQrS StrllleS game SudODOlp II |
oe fprlte Gage al Mlrglllt afgaaet
peo 9pOcn. Gen enc bar Sen 49,
oarige Spren @ajbe0e, Sfugen Sap
pelborg. @an bar ira 1. 9fppenlber
1870 til 1. Moren1ber 1886 folt a1l=
lat res &eoningsbaooen, men maatte
81 pso Grln0 al en- Suagbeo, han
baroe p%ao0raget Jig rm0er en- Stru11=
0ingsuffure, tage i'm IflfeO. S oe
Is Mar beltog ban / mongfplOigc
Neoningsforlgg % oar meo til at
frellc pner 100 Menclielip fra Gp=
Sen.
Gen onoen oar Gle Spenolcn ser
blep rs Mar gammel. SOM por ct
aT Sfagens Me6ningsforps ltoutelte
WGnO. San bar fgot / @ornbRf,
hons Mooer bar Sfogbo, % iom 6
~ Mars 9reng fom ban til Sto-
gen. Chen 81. December 1862 par
ban &eoningsman0. Com laa man=
&c al fine G9ller bar fan mooig og
uforf9rbet, nlti6 reoe til at bope
2ipet, naar set g;al6t. 3%annebrogs=
forfeit fit fan 25=Mars0agen elder
fin Snbtrebelie / &e6ningsp9ienets
Sieneite. Ole @ben6ien bar Sim
cbers og Dracbmanns Sen. Glen
nem @arcbers 8illeoer paa bpilfe
ban otter og otter ies er bans
SSffifffeIle fienot Dele 2unoet oDer.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

chisei still held In his left hand feil with a clank; his breath came in quick Easps.
 Whats the matter, old manf' I asked you Hnything?"
 He struggled to speak for a moment. then at last with my hand oa his shoulder, stammered out
 .Kayen-go-go-go and look! God : it's human flesh !' For n moment thought he was mad but he still pointed to the statue, and l went across 10 II.
 His last stroke on the right of the figure had exposed about three inches of a pink. delicate. inexpressibly human arm
 l stood aghast, afraid to touch, afraid even to move. the sk.n of my head creep. ing. all thought absolutely paralyzeL. then I went back to the settee and sat down by the side of Foulard. feeling more than a trihe faint. He touched my arm pathetical-
 Am I-am I mad, old chap:' he whis- pered
 No, mo-" I answered pulling myself to- Gether; you're all right: its-it's-hang 1t, let's have some whisky
 went to the cupboard where Foulard usually kept some refreshments, carefully avoiding the statue. and. pulling out a bottle and glass. poured out a little whisky: l confess my hand shook so that part Of it was spilled on the floor We both drank some hastily, then looked at each other more calmly.
 Presently, without word, Foulard went up 10 the statue, which we had hardly watching Intentiy. Very gently and with the utmost caIe he began scraping and cutting away at the c1aik until the whole of R perfect, beautifully symmetrical hand and arm was revealed up to the shouI- der. Hts nerves were steadler. but his ex- citement aud exultatloa were tremendous as for me more than once I was com pelled to look round the room at the fa. miliar objects-the chairs. the magazines, that mornings Teiegraph-to convince my self that l was not plunged Into some nesEecle:troyins s,r fantasy, of sleep. ,- whispered. Little by little the shoulder was disclosed to our wondering gaze, the white mask removed, until iu hn hour the face was uncovered. and we stood back. awe-struck and silent as before some profound. unearthiy mystery.
 My friend clutrhed my arm
 The woman of my dream !' he said.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
False to Her Colors.
 By Mary Willard.


article if you like. I do not see why women should not be as obstinate as mon"
 Sometimes they are more obstinate" I said.
 was longing to ask about the "other things" that her mother and sister vented Isobel to do. That things" should not yinccd, but then, as I have been told often though. I am very "cocksure" person, and as often wrong as right.
 When we had finished our tea I went round the studio and examined the half finished studies that were on view. Then pssssatly ] took q photograph from the
 And who is this,., I said.
 That Is mother" she answered, with such a. tender aste In her soft voice,
 And this Is your sister, ot courser' | said. taking up another portrait.
 Yes she said again.
 And your brotherr' 1 went on. as took up a photograph Of 6 handsome and
 She was silent, and ss turned to look at her . deep flush rose to her face, but she said, without embarrassment: "I have S fen shs added wtS Sssd haste: "He does not care for art or art ists," and to myself I said, as I put the phosogrsph back ,s upon , the a.sn msntel place has added one more to the ranks of the bachelor maidsT
 -. II wish you w, would b, not write anything famousNif ever do." she added wistfully,
 Just as you like" I replied. But was told that you wanted to be inter-
 No, indeed! But I am glad to nee. you. Did I not see you at the lecture oa 'tndirIduaiism' the other nightr'
 ''Y", were you theref What did you
 'f suppose 1t was very elsver," she re. piled. .'6ut am afraid that do not ap- pteeiate the ioy of being myself as much but it Is lonely, dreary work sometimes. I sn not q genius. as you can see for your. self. have no dash--no originality. Some one told me that once, but did not believe"
 Him or herr put in with feeble at. tempt at archness.
 II am going to send that" pointing to the figure of the kneeling child, "to the academy next Spring" she went on, isnor- Ing my question. But it will not get In. It Is too conventional and commonplace"
 But they like pretty exhibits at the academy" l said, and your work is very sweet"
 If that Is all you can say. the best thing I can do Is to hide 1t out of sight, and she flung a cover over the figure ss she spoke. and, before she seated herself again. noticed that she had turned the portrait of the good looking man with its face to the wall
 Poor fellow :" i said to myself What has he doneT' Then. after a little more chat, rose to say good-by.
 "t do not feel very bright today" she said. But please come and see me again. should like 90 hear what you thought of the lecture
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
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 It was the form of a woman, with face !nanitely calm and sweet, and sad, bend coil,d hish aFss. her head asere 'A the ,e. pure. tinted oval nose s shining mass of jet.elack hair. But the beseechins. sp. RsS . ssousS saa a ss iss ;ss ssapE FS f Der passing angels song It made us both listen involuntarlly, too. for what music might be waited through the night. The nesa was hTm and cool to the touch with none of that repuIsive chin one assmciates with death. and it seemed a though at any moment ,rS the woman might lift heavy eye, ,Ios ,Tas,ds gnu ,tS speak; II she did. what dead ne" eyes. What wild tragedy of past ages would be unfolded to us?
 strangely enough, new the face was wis. ihlc. we felt no fear. so hushed so ey. quisitc was the entfa nclHg besuty die. closed: and for long we sat talking i'm whispers over the marvellous thing which had happened
 But-the woman? Was she dead or ,,o she aIlNe In some marvellous secret yav mn. khoWn to modern scientists, as the IndIan Iaklrs are supposed to have the mower n] stosPebndins totbns animation for months or years cerement of chaik-years; Hnnd,sds ner thousands of yearsf eus' All these and many more questions wa discussed, and then, not knowing what else to do-fOr 1t was impossible in taon ,b', exquisite form in my friends stndIo p- 'Ie Ie fnct, 1t seemed. anywhere eIse-we called ln a mutual friend, man of some skin In medicine and ancient lore. After his first utterance of surprise and fncredulIty he Vehtured many hypotheses, both plausible and futile; and then. in order to preserve more fully the secret from pryfng eyes while attempting solution, he made a tentative suggestion which we carried out. Tn bis bui. i.dinS he had a complete suit of nrmor Of olden times. Carefully we built this round the impressive figure and conveyed it back tp it's place In the museum,
 And of all the crowd, lord and isdy. rner. chant and peasant, lad and lnss, that eoms to gaze It that insignificant figure of th. o!d-ttne knight, with his vi,or down and his hand at hip, not one dreams that in. side that bright srmor sieeps-a woman And whether she be alive or dead, nc one knows.