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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03
22, Sangerfsit Oss Sin0er.
bnnOes 0eS yiOrOlusltens

Das 9rOBe gunoesidn9erfelf, nel-
Dies am 26.. 27., %. unb 20. Su[i
unter ben @uIpiSien 6es Sdnoerbuns
oes bes gtorbmeitens in ct. 9aul
itattIinoet, 3ie6t ni9t alein bic gluFs
mertfamteit Der eeIammten 5dnaer=
melt IN ben mittleren une norotDeIfs
li4en Staaien nuf li9, oeren Seil-
nabme an Dem 5eite cine beid)IoiIene
Sahe Ut, ionoern miro aud unae-
3Gblte Sharen anoerer naf Der
0auptita6t bon Iiinneipta Sieben, oa
oieIes Sdn9erfeit ni6t alein Elm gr=
eignIs bon 9r0Bter geoeutuna fir
nen Sdnger, fonoern audi fir ieOen
Siir9er III, Der SntereIle nimmf on
Der tulturelen Gntpiflung unIeres
2anoes.
Si. paul nit leiner bon Der aiiti=
gen glutter gtatur 10 unoe6euer reid
aus9eitatteten llmeebun9, oeren
S6muf our6 9ei6idte 02eniben=
bdn0e in genialer WeiIe nod in biz
prd6tiqite 6aiiuna gebra6t uno er=
bobt lit, bietet oem 9eroniiaunas-
reiienoen allein ibon 10 pieles fir
6as Notwithstanding 9lu9e, oaB es
taum Der ma9netiI9en 9lnsiebunqs-
trait zines iol6en lSeltes, tpie oes 22.
Sunoesfeites, beoarf, um ben StronI
Der Sommerreiienbsn mad Der Gtabt
oes Seiligen paulus am WiFilIippi su
lenten. N6tjebnbunoert SGnQer bon
ausndrts tueroen in ben lebtsn 5aqen
oes Suli in ct. paul DerIammelt
ieln, um nit ben fiinf= bis iedsbun.
bert San9ern aus CT. Baul unb
minneapolis ibre 9ieoer in einem
groBen Wtalienbore uno einselnen
@bOren eri6alIen 3u laRen, i'm 8erein
nit Soliiten bon nationaler uno Welt=
beriibmtbeit.
Die 5tonaerte finoen in bem qroBen
neuen auoitorium ftatt, oas, aus Der
UsunifiSen3 Der Burger bon St. 8aul
erbaut, gum eriienmal ieintm 3tpefe
oienen miro ais 8erTammlunqsIofal
fir arOBe 3ubOreridafi uno NIT sebn-
tauieno SiBen Derieben lit.
Das pro9ramm fir Die einselnen
aon3erte if bereits i'm @roBen fef-
9eitelt unb bietet oes Sdonen 10 biel,
Dab aud ielbit oem Wulitunberlfdn=
oiaiten Die Dtant bes @jeianqes in
ibrer ganSen pradt besreiii1 merben
piro.
ct. Paul bereitet lid eiTria Dor,
Ieine @dite bel Dem 9roBen 6elfe miirs
Big uno heralib 5n empFan9eu; Die
llte benabrte 8aitfreunoiAaft Der
semobner Der alien Bifhofsitaot miro
th IN ibrer aanSen 8lOrie 5eigen uno |
5dn9er uno 8eiuher fiibien lalien, |
,aB lie su 6auie finb.
4ae @iIenbabnen baben einmaliaen
Jabrpreis fir bin= uno RiidreiIe nash |
ct. Paul beiuilliat.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03

groBartiger, als 3ubor. Die Seim=
lu9ung lit ni6t Die erite ibrer glrt.
i4on 3uoor bat Die groe unter Der
Staot am @Oloenen Gor Qebebt, am
bettigiten i'm Sabre 1868, als plobIih
ole Ntilliondre Der gion;er3eit oefpobr
muroen, oaB ibre Paldite, uenn aud
allf 5elien, bod ni1t unerIdntterlth
telt gebaut naren, ues6alb Tie oanah
lelbit fiir Die elsgantelten gauien nur
9ol3 perpenoeten. Settler baben Iitb
Die groerlhiitteruugen mebrfat1 uieoerz
bolt Sm Sabre 1894 muroe Sos
Qngeles aufgerittelt, i'm Sanual 1900
ipleoerum San 6ranciscO, bod maren
Die StbBe BON minoerer 5eFtiateit, 10
Dab man Ii6 in SorglOTigteit uieoen
81 tOnnen meirte.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03
@auftou (sotsnfn.

gantton. 8ier Stuoenten oes
Dantton GOlle9e finb unter Der Be
ihuloigun9 oes 8iebitabls ausqeItloI=
len mOrben. Sic Iolen aus Dem Rel=
Ter zines Pripnt5auIes cine qn,ab[
UlaI6en @bampaener entpenbet uno
ibre 6reunoe uno 6reunoinnen bel
einem @ela9e bamit beDirtet baben.
Sin 900 Pfuno ibmerer @ranitblof
tippte um uno iiel nuf ben iedsid6ri=
gen Charlie 90lben; oem 6naben
muroen 6eioe geine gebrohen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03
5I11ttrtttEt. ~.


8a MIR big ebt nlr pm ben @enigfen unIerer riif=
tanotgen AbOnnenten pelbe enun9en er6elten oebBrt
babet 10 mOdten mir Die ibrigen Sfufbner Oruqeno Bit
ten umgebeno ibren ebrben 8erpliftunqen nodlstfOm
men. 9aS alte b6ne 8Ort BON Der nDeutfdlen
ebr b felt" iOa 81 Redt beItebeu blei6eu. Seber
arbetter 1T enes 2obnes merit Der 6erau8oeber bat
bod ipabrlid @eOulO 9enug geba6t
9teIen9en pelbe Oie &efnungen be5ablt baben, fin
Den as Gnittnn8 Sabr nO 0Onat bis uie lanoe he be-
5ablt baben, af Der l. See nebeu Dem oeben g2aueus
treifen lbtet bnrauf!
Ntan rtd)te Die 3ablungen an sans 9emutb, Sionr
Sails, 2. ,. uno gebe iets gamen oes Qbenbers un6
P0Oce an oam Der 8etra9 rta creOitirt uer0en fann
Der 6erausgeber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03
9aptfpn Goilntn.

Nount gernon, "a. 2tpril 1906
Sn bober @unit bel Dem @epatter
StOr6 lteint Saul Gaoloner gu iteben.
oenn erlterer te6rte binnen Sabresfrif
5tpetmal bel ibm cir uno bra1te ibm
als Yto. einen itrammen 8uben uno
als glo. 2 Elm 0ralles Oado6en. So
cir 9lidspiIs iollte bod auf Die glad=
rihten=6 =6erolo abonniren. -Beter Rie-
de, GriB plamp, 6eurD @gers 6rib
Sdrant Ano 9lugult Sdrant tperoen
oieie gBo4e ibre fetten Stiere mad,
ehIea9o bringen. WeItpbale.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03
Safe 6pantp.

M oiion. Die Wlilpautee 8abu
bat cine groBe gln3abl Arbeiter bcTddf
tigt on Der neuen Qinie bon MaoiIon
nah Saranac. Die SermeIier {ino
beauftra9t cine 9inie bon Maoiion
mad yBatertoEn aus5ulegeu. -@puntp-
gluoitor Sinfer ano Qllo. Yioal buben
nit elmer SSirma in Geofielo einen
Contract abgeIhlOlien fir Die anleaung
zines arfelifden Brunnens in MaoiTnn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03

unter M e / den 9ebinqun=
gen aus Wlstaa gegoHene Statuen ais
&unitperte per3Ollt peroen, bat elm
Ri9ter in Rep Yort entI6ieoen. Qln=
gelo bel gfero bate aus sStalien nu6
ieinen eigenen @nttpiirfen bergeiteute
@ruppen, @in3elfiguren unb Bitten,
Idmmtlidb aus U2etal qegoffen, inn
portirt uno oieIe paren i'm 9oubauIe
ais nWistallfabritate" nit 40 pro3ent
bom Wertbe peraolt porDen. Der
Smporteur bate bagegen proteft err
b0ben unb geltenb gema9t, bab Die
importirten 9lrtitel 3unltlperfe uno
unter pem 3ollfaB fir Statuen, nGm>
LID 20 Pro3ent bpm QBertbe, au perz
5oaen ieien. Die benz Riinftler aim
itige, bon Hi6ter gBaite abqefaBte
@ntI6eioung beiagt. bab Die su entz
fheioenoe 9auptfroge Die lei, Oh bic
importirten 9trtitel dls init Der Sanb
geFDrmt" betra6tet perben t6nnten.
Die alte Waetbobe bss 6Gmmerns BON
gifen@ ober aupfernatten in Der
Jorm BON Stataen lei beut3utage
niht mehr in @ebrou6 unb menn ba-
Der Der Qusorud INIT Der 0anb qes
ihmieoet" bes 3arifs iiberhaupt nod
cine 8ebeutun9 babe, t0nne er iif nur
duf Die BON bel 9ero importirten ars
tifsl be5ieRen, ba ihr RobguB bic beI=
iernbe 6anb bes 8iinitIers unbebinot
nOthig gema1t babe. Dies ift fir ben
Smporteur febr giinitig. ba er nah
Oem 3eciprocitdtsDsrtrage 3niIhen
ben Der. Staaten unb Stalisn nnr eli
asn MertRsoli Don 15 prOSeni 3u be-
9ablen bat.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03
xsasclu 4omtsgu.
Sea.

Ter lS Sabre alte Sobn Otto Don
emil gellab III am Dienifag abeno
um 10 uhr am SbarlahIeber geltor-
ben. Die Beeroisuns fano am Mitt.
mod bireet bonn 5rausrbaus aus ltatti
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03

menn Sbr ihledt ensliid fpreat,
oann blamirt sud- nibi unb reDei
Cure Mutteriprahe. Beionoers, menn
5br In ben Geiddftshduieru eiipas
tauft, 10 oerlangt sineu oeutiden
glert.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03

9as bebeutenofte grbbebsn in unTes
rem2nnbe Dor oem iebi9en inSan6ran=
cisco. mar oas pom 81. gu9uit 1886,
oas Gbarlefon, Q g., in sinen Griims
merbaufen bsrmanbelte. piele Menihen-
leben foroerte. SauIenoe obbadIos
madte unb gigentum i'm Werte bon
iIber aht Willionen bernibtets. 0eute
ltebt Die Staot mieoer inoner une
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03

Auell ANltYttWt lulu lleul uuug SuO=
Safota balo cine groBe Seniation be-
por, uno 5nar in Berbinoung nit ben
9anoidpinbeleien. Cine 8epeide aus
8aIbin9ton meloete oieier Gage oa=
riiber:
ySn OFfiSielen &reiIen bier tpiro be-
6auptet, oaB baio meitere Nntla9en in
Yerbinoune NIT ben 2anoIhminoe=
leien in Slo 9atOta erboben ueroen
iolen. IS beiBt, oaB Elm iebr bod
ltebenoer pplititer 6es Staates Ii6 b0Ie
pertpidelt bat. Die fra9li4en getrn=
9ereien 9leiben oenen, nel6e in per=
i6ieoenen meltli9en Staaten porgetom=
men Iinb. Sic 0auptihuloieen lino
Bieb5iibteg, tuelbe lib auf oieie Weiie
gBeioeldnoereien Iihern nollen. @s
fbeint lih audi berausSuitellen, oab bic
HelienatiDn oes Sunoesanmalts Sames
9. glliOtt in Siour Sails brett barauf
Suriif3ufiibren lit, DaB lid Der Ser
Oaht auf 10 bo6itebenoe 2euie rihtet,
bag Der 2lnwalt nit ibnen nibt ansu=
binben maet. Dies piio bon glliotts
6reunoen in Qlbreoe geitelt. Der
Bunoesmari9al Seth 9ulod lit Dor
einisen Wphen mad g8aibineion be-
ruIen porben unb bat 9uftrag erbaI=
ten, bic 8unoesbeb6roen bel Der Yer-
folguns Der 2anobetrilger 81 unters
itiigen."
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03

Gbne Der 0Obltdtisteit 56ranten
Su ieBen. SelbItnerItanoli6. Die
oeutibldnoiiden 3eitungen regen Ii1
unniiBer Weiie iiber bic oantenOe 2lb=
lebnung oeutI1er 9iebesgaSen our6
ben grdiioenten auf. sic iiberieben
oaB er ais Sberhaupt Der Iatipn oe-
ipro9en bat, Die ais Iol9e Ii1 Ibdmen
miiBte, fremoe Silfe 81 beanipru6en,
mo tie oo1 nur in oas 6uaborn ihres
&eihtums su greifen braudt. @as
an priOaten @aben geboten Diro, ltebi
auf einem anoeren 8latt. ga tann
Der BrdIioent oenen, fir Die fe be-
itimmt limb, ni4t oor8reifen. QBas er
geiagt, 1T nur IN nGtlonalem Slime
auf3ufaiien. llnb on tdten Die 0eutIh-
ldnoiiAen 8ldtter gut, Den Ausoruf
oantbarer gnertennung uno Q8ert=
iddBun9 Der freunoli1en Qtbfbt gu be-
ahten, fir ben Der YrdIioent 10 3utref=
fenoe g8Or.e gefunOen bat.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03
GoitorieIlp Streiflid,ter

3reffeno uno iartaitiI6 duBert Iit
Die l5reie grehe" in Cincinnati: ,,gon
allen Sdnoern Der @roe baben gnqlano
nn0 Die Ser. Staaten Den or6Bien
@6ampagnertonium. lln0 in beieen
Sdnoern maht man nit 8orliebs in
MISUNDERSTANDING fiir's Bolt.
Der omiIera plebs" m66te man oas
beibeioene @las Bier ubgep0bnen,
un5 mie 0as 81 MAIDEN, bariiber be-
rat man hinter perlenoen gbampagner=
telhen."
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-03

Sin 9entmal San 6ranciscos, tuel=
DIES Der 3erit0rEng ent9an9en lit, tpenn
aud ale @ebduos ringsum berni6tet
puroen, lit bic NtiinSe Der Ser. Staa=
ten, an Der @de Der fiinften unb Wiis
lion Str. Nabe5u Speibunoert ptiaio=
nen Dollars in 8aar9eto, Cobb unb
Silberbarren lino in Den @jew6lben Der
Wiinse auFgeipeidert, uno cine 9nSabl
pflibtgetreuer 8eamten, bic ourb re.
guldre Sruppen beritdrft puroen,
t6mpften UNI Die Grbaltun9 oieIes
S6aBes, bis Die 6lammen Suriid.
mi9en. Sieben Stunoen lang pogte
elm 5lammenmeer um oieies grDbars
tige aIte 8unoes9ebduoe, unb bon
allen Seiten muroe es Don feuri9en
@luten ange9rifen. Der tleinen Be
IaBung puroe 5u5eiten itunoenlang
aller 9iidsug ab9eianitten, penn bies
ielbe Iid bate 5uriidSiehen nolen. Sie
Miinae Der Ser. Staten muroe i'm
Sabre 1874 aus @ranit= uno Sano=
iteinbl0dsn, maiIipen MonolitbeE, er=
ri9tet.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27

A big line of gloves for men and
boys at the FAMOUS.
Sims and Hughes shipped two
loads of hogs to st. Louis market
Tuesday.
DO YOU want to see all Of the late
styles of hats for men, in colors and
shapes, also for boys? Then go to
the FAMOUS.
Elder f. B. Woods is in Iowa,
having gone there last week in re-
sponse to call to do some minis-
terial work in that state.
John Brokmeyer and family went
to Sedalia last Saturday and spent
Sunday with Mrs. Brokmeyer's par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. John ].
Yeager.
Frank Hamlin came home from
Jefferson City last Friday, having
been laid off for a short time by the
shoe company for whom he wa.
working.
The Republican convention to
nominate a county ticket and cleo
delegates to the state and distric
conventions will meet in this cit,
May %.
| c. W. Biersach during the pas
week received a large consignment
OF new spring goods which have beer
opened up at his store "on th'
corner"
Miss Ruby Davidson. daughter o
P. ]. Davidson OF West Aurora, wa
the guest OF relatives and friends her
several days this week, arriving il
this city last Sunday.
; John McClain the transfer man
} has been quite sick at his home OF
: North Fisher street for several day
) past. His many friends hope to Sc
him out again soon.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27

Sam B. McNair, who recently
graduated and received his diploma
from the Kansas City School o'
Pharmacy, arrived in Versailles last
Tuesday and we are pleased to state
has accepted position as pharma-
cist with A. P. Muntzel at the store
Of the Versailles Drug Co. Sam j,
one Of our old home boys and his
many friends will be glad to learn
that he has decided to stay in Ver-
sailles.
c. H. Mason this week purchased
the interest of Chas. II. Price in the
Mason 4 Price butcher business and
has taken his son, Herschel Mason
in as junior partner. The business
will in the future be conducted b,
Mr.. Mason, with his son as assistant,
Herschel is young man of intel
ligence, full Of push and energy, and
will not detract from the populari,,
already gained by the former part
nership.
A. II. Young, one of our real
estate men, who with his family went
to Texas recently to spend the sum-
mer, returned to his home in this
city last Saturday. Mr.. Young is OF
the opinion that the bard who com
posed the ballad exploiting the
beauties of "Suwanec River" AMI
We'd with the "Old Folks at Home,
musically drew considerably upon his
imagination, and for good people,
good climate, grand scenery that will
serve the pen of any poetical geniu>'
give him Old Missouri and the region
of the Ozarks, every time.
Dress Goods, Wash Fabrics. Lace,.
Embroderies, Ginghams, Corsets.
Hosiery, Trunks, Valises. &c, N
endless variety at
CARL w. BlERsAcH,
On the Corner
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27
lust received fine line Of up-to-
date Tailor made Clothing,
CARL w. BlERsACH,
On the Corner.


DR.. ]. D. Hubbard, while operat-
ing his automobile Tuesday night
received a severe sprain OF his left
hand, which slipped off the crank
used on the machine.
Aregular Kansas dust storm visited
this section Tuesday and it took
mighty good pair Of eyes and plenty
OF avoirdupois to withstand it.
Light weights were better off indoors.
Rev. G. W. Mathis Of Sedalia, filed
his regular appointment at Hopewell
Church northeast Of this city last Sum-
day. On his way to Sedalia Monday
morning he made the Democrat an
agreeable call.
Mrs. Luther Fry and her sister,
Miss Della McNair arrived here
Tuesday, the former to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Nair, and the latter to remain with
them in Versailles.
The '!Atonement" company which
had been billed to appear at the
opera house here last Saturday night
failed to show up. Well, our show
going people will not have tie "a,one'
for their lack of patronage.
Floyd McCay, Capitalist o
Nebrarka was in this city during the
past week and was looking over th'
different resources with an eye to in
vestment. He was well pleased will
the outlook here.
On April 18th, 1905. The Firs
National Bank of this city was DIES
ignated as a Government Depositary
The Treasury Department at Wash
ington, has placed 100000 o
deposit with this institution.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27

Attorneys D. E. Wray and W. E.
McVey have been in Tuscumbia this
week attending the Miller county
circuit court. They are interested in
the malpractice suit of Camden coun-
ty parties which is being tried there
on change Of venue.
There will be services at Hopcwell
Church northeast of this city Sunday
morning and evening. In the morning
Rev. G. W. Mathis will preach, and
in the evening Rev. F.. G. Balls will
deliver a temperance lecture illus
trated with stereoption views.
A registered saddle mare owned
j. Ed. Morris died last Monday at his
farm northwest of this city. This
was a valuable animal and it was
quite an unfortunate mishap for Mr..
Morris. Death appears to have
occurred from ruptured blood
vessel.
G. NJ. Hargett and /. NJ. Schannep
acted as a soliciting committee the
early part OF the week to collect funds
to be sent to the San Francisco earth
quake sufferers. They succeeded in
securing about $50, which was at
once sent to the relief committee in
charge.
G. II. Rowland, DR.. ]. B. Norman
and J. F. Short of California, Mo.
were in this city Tuesday evening
and visited Versailles Lodge No. 231
I. o. O. F. Bro. Rowland is State
Deputy Noble Grand for this district
while the other two last named are
past grands in the order. They ar,
all pleasing gentlemen and imbuet
with the principles of true odd-fel
lowship and their visit here was yer,
: timely.
Private money to loan by Chas
Kavanaugh.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.

All wool Sweaters at the "FAMoUs"
Tor $1.OO.
Private money to loan by Chas.
Kavanaugh.
~ you want Sewing Machine 70
to tlae FAMOUS.
April showers have been few and
lar between SO far this month.
yrhe '.Bloomer Girls base ball
club of Kansas City will be here on
May 8.
| Some winter goods on hands yet
Tor men and boys at bargain.
FAMOUS.
Abe Wenger living northeast OF this
city shipped six head of fancy cattle
to Newton, Kansas, Tuesday.
NJ. Joachimi was in St. Louis the
first Of the week looking up noveltie:
tor his big Newton street stores.
I. f. Moreland left last Sunday fol
Buffalo, Wyoming, after visit witt
relatives here since November last.
We pay the highest market
price for country produce.
CARL W. sIERSACh. On the Corner
{ Constable w. y. Moreland went tt
Sedalia Tuesday to look after some
official matters in connection with hi
duties.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
PIen For the simple Life.

Speaking OF the woeful waste Of
money, we wish to interrupt the meet
ing long enough to give few figures
on an important matter that seems to
have been entirely overlooked" says
Homer Hoch. We refer to the four
buttons on the sleeves Of mems coats.
Now. there are probably 100000 men in
Kansas. and they probably have on an
average two coats apiece. That makes
100000 coats and 100000 or 100000
dozen sleeve buttons. The buttons cost
about 90 cents dozen, and at that
rate the mon sf Kansas alone are car
rying around on their coat sleeves In
the form Of buttons that have no use
on earth or in the sky an investment
of about $4,000 And the estimate is
most conservative. Fellow country
men. in the name Of economy and
thrift and philanthropy and business
sense and all sorts of other things, Is
there no way to stop this reckless ex-
tlavagance :''-Kansas City Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15

aid not think 40 at the time, and II
bothered me more than enough. II
nv evidence promised TO be Of any
service to Mr.. David. no considera-
ton would have kept me back. As II
was"
you thought 1t would damage
him7"
"I'm afraid that was my idea"
81 agree with YOU 1t Is far beb
ter that It never came to the know.
edge Of the police. I am greatly Oh.
liged to you"
May 7 ask, sir. II what have
told you will be useful In your In.
quiry?"
Most decidedly. Some day soon
Mr.. David Hume-Frazer will thank
you in person. suppose you have no
objection to placing your observa-
tons in written form for my private
use. and sending the statementto me
at the Country Hotel?"
mot the least. sir; goodday"
The barrister walked to the hotel.
having despatched his bag by a por-
ter.
II suppose" he said to himself,
that when Winter came here he
rushed straight TO the police sta ton.
How his round eyes will bulge out Of
their sockets when | tell him what /
have just learnt"
GRO lie CONTINUED)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15

DR.. Alexander Graham Rell. who Ii
attempting TO make flying machine
another. has succeeded in building one
which with q good wind will lift man
weighing 165 pounds. His kite weigh
ed siXty-one pounds and carried load
Of ropes weighing sixty-two pounds.
The total load of the kite exclusive Of
its own weight was therefore. 221
pounds. If Or. Bell should add to his
achievement OF giving the telephone to
the world that Of successfully solving
the problem Of aerial navigation ne
would enjoy unique fame.-Youth's
COMPANION.
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other. there may he lots Of ricn grapes
around here and lots Of deer and birds,
but guess I will not hunt after them.
Hunting always makes me tired Come.
let's go out and get the mama. The
mamma IL good enough for me. We do
not have TO work for that" And so
they go forth TO collect their do lily SUP.
ply. What has happened? For the
first week day in over forty years the
ground is bare. God mover helps a
man when he can help himself. And
SO methinks I can see this poor wild.
ow after the gardens are moistened
with tine rain say to her son. Come.
my boy. lot us go out and get the dim
ner." But when she looks into III.
barrel 1t is empty. Then she looks
into the cruise, and the oil is gone God
said. "Thc barrel OF nenl shall not
waste nor the cruise Of oil fail until
the day the Lord sendeth rain upon
the earth" God never helps a man
when he IL able to help himself.
Standing by Iarephath NJ the east,
ARE you ready to 70 10 work in Gods
vineyard and do the best you can for
Godg Showers OF blessings are fall
ing everywhere around us. Are you
ready to give up your life TO the serv
ice Of the Master; Remember that
when this poor widow gave to Elijah
Of the little she had there was not only
enough for the Tishbite, but also
enough left for herself and her boy.
Are you ready to give your NIL for
Christ and trust him that he will care
and provide for your Are you ready to
give OF your T2rtion 10 help others who
need it sorcl0 like those poor farmer
folk in famine stricken Japan The
reason some OF us do not grow in spir
itual life is because We expect God to
do all, and we are not willing to give
all.
Is thy cruso OF comfort failing!
Rise and share II with another,
And through all the years OF famine
1t shall serve thee and thy brother:
Love divine will I'LL thy storehouse
Or thy handful still renew.
Ecanty fare for one will often make
A royal feast for two.
And who was this Zarephath wo-
man? Was she Hebrew? Was she q
believer in the true God? Oh no; not
in the beginning. She was a native Of
city Of Sidon. That city was not
Hebrew province. She was a gentle.
In other words, when Elijah spoke to
this widow Of Zarephath he became,
rs Or. Lighttoot expresses it. 1.-The
first prophet to the gentlles." To-day,
like Elijah. 1 seem to be appealing not
only to those who love Christ, hut also
to those who are Of Sidon. or outside OF
the church Of God. Like this woman
Of Zarephath, will you receive me es
the messenger Of God? VIII you &C.
cept my Saviour as your Saviour?
May we. in this famine OF sin. be
succored and saved by the God Of Eli
jah. the God who saved the poor
widow Of Zarephath.
Copyright 1906 by Louis Klopsch1 !
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CHAPTER XII.
WHAT THE srkrfoNMAsTER SAW.


The number Of typewriter ex-
changes in London Is not large. I'm
pressing the services of Smith and
his wife as amanuensss. Brett de-
spatohed the requisite letters before
he retired for the night.
He was up bsttmes and out before
breakfast. surprising the domsstics
Of his club by an early visit to the
library. The Etona contained a great
many service members, and made a
feature Of its complete editions Of
Army and Navy Msts.
In one Of tho latter. eight years
old. Brett found. among the officers
~ thu Northumberland. at that time
N commission. Robert Hume Fra
nor. ub-lisutenant." A later volume
recorded his retirement from the SER
vice.
Hume and Winter reached Brett's
nat together.
ANY luck with the Jap. sir!
asked the dstoctive cheerily.
Brett told them what had hap
pened. and Winter sighed. Here, in
deed. was a promising subject for an
arrest. Why not lock him up, and
seize the typewriter? But he knew
the barrister by this time. and Mt
tered no word.
And now. said Brett. after = ma