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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
NerbrAnMt.
Bier Yerionen bel einem Seuer um's
2eben gefommen.
9 uIIettn n.

Rem Oorf, IL. Suni. yei
einem Seuer, bas beute Na9mittaa In
einem Wietbsbauie an Der 81. Strabe
aus5ra8. finb bier periOnsn um's Sc.
ben 9etommet,. @eri@iebsne 5suer.
pebrleute Rnb gefdbrli& berlsbt.
Rem gorf, IL. SUM-. Bier
psrionsn berlorsn ibr 9eben unb Web.
rere tuuroen sefdbrli9 berIsbt BET einem
.granbe, Der beute @a9mittag In benz
BON iiber 20 Jamilisn ~betpobnten ftnfs
ffdisen 6aufe. go. 2O9 Of 81. Str,
wttbste. 3wei Jsusrwsbrmdnner fhr3.
ten In Musibung ibrsr i9tpersn phi&t
bon benz @ebdube ab unb truQen t6bt.
li&e 8erIebungen babon.. Cine 9anae
an3abl tpabrer 9slbsntbaten tpurbe
bon Der uaderen Geuertusbrmannf&aft
poabra9t. fcnf bitten bic 6Iammen
bebeutenb mebr Opfer eeforoert.
Nt4t immer warsr1 TIRE anfrenaun.
gen bon grfolg 9etrbnt; 10 tparen Re
einmal Bis auf usnise 2eiterfproRen
si elmer Trau enporseRisssn. bic an
einem 5enffer oes uisrten etodes Der
Rettung barrie. als bic Bebauerns-
tpertbe. bon Rau& iibsrtpdItiat, nit.
iammt BEN 3ue:idbrissn. In tbr.n ars
men rubenoen Rtnbs topfhb.r In bic
Sisfs fttr3ts; Wuttsr unb Rinb wurben
nit seri&mettersen eddbeln aufgefun-
ben. = Die Sooten fnb Biz iett nidi
toentif3irt tuorben.
5euers Il
2awton, 8. g., IL. Suni. 3mei
Banten, bier @si&dftslotale unb etns
Gn3abl fleinsrsr, @sbdube fieIen beute
In benz Stdot9en Ssnorid, So WeiIsn
uueRli& bon bier, sinem Iseuer aum
Opfer.
Der beRe@etntger.
Omaha, IL. Suni. Gin Geue,
tusl3ss um Ritterna9t ausbra@, brobi
bic anlasen bon armour & 60. A,
ssraorsn. Die GIamr,sn Rnb nod
ni4t unter Rontrole.
ein ubr beute frtb: Das Seuer iH
isbt untsr Rontroue. s&aoea $175,.
900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
&toeriogt'S Mmenoemcnt
Madt benn SanssaDmite fHr Mderbanz Nngelegel:
beiten %&Opfidmer5en.

9amae sisung bts aomies binter beridluReuen Sbiren. - Nas man SarHber
erfabren fonnte. - GHenbabnltnglif fprhet 5mi Mtenibeneben.-
Tedtsarei fHbrt 30 glutuershBeu. 9pn6seridt -
gerlaHen aMf bpber Gee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Gin Opfer eines
6IefBes.

@hicago, IL. Sum-. &itinO'
iute SOiO. elm iapanii9er STUDENT in
Der noropetli1en uniberRtdt, Der einer
5idbrtssn 8urius In 8 Sabrsn abiul'
birte. liset an Der ealoppirenbeu
S9winoiu9t ertrantt i'm gbanfonel
SOipital. Die Mer3te gebsn ibm nur
nod 3 Wo9en 3eit.
5oio faut i'm Sabre 1908 nit feline,
S4pefsr bon Nasaiati, Sapan, uni
tpurbe balb elm 2iebline bes prdiben.
ten Sames. Der snglii9en Spra4s
mar er anfanes ni9t mddtig, bod
ipra9 sr fisbsnb bsuti9 'iuuo tonntG
f9 70 nit fsiuen profshoren psrifdn-
bigen.
6 rmprbet unb beraub t.
M inneapoIis, Winn., IL.
Suni. Sm Winnsbaba : Greet fann
man bic 3ei9e zines Wtannes. Wan
nimmt an, bob ss bic bss @m. 8.
5oud bon Wabifon, e. O.. if. be,
am l. apriI bisrbsr fam unb $500 bel
f9 bate. I'm Der 2sids sntbsdte mon
tein @slo, aber cine 2ugelpunbe I'm
2opfe.
20 Sabre I'D baus ir
Neun3ebn d bri9en.
Nep Oorf, IL. Stunt. aui
20 Sabre 3u9tbaus lautste bas ur.
tbsil, oas &i6tsr Camp In ben @ens.
ral=Gffisn iber ben bes Sobti6lags
idulois %befunoenen 19.idbrissn S9ub-
puber @iuisppe Samaritino bon go.
143 gli3abstb Strabe ausfpra6. 81
6atts ben s9ubpubsr @iuiepps Brsf
am q. april BET einem Streit ibs,
Elm Wdo9en erf9OHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
8afe=8aQ.

Die gefrisen epiele reiultirtsn uie
folst:
u aoeiation n.
Snbianapolis, IL. Stunt.
indianapolis g 000020O*-5
st. pauI III OOOO2OOO-
gatterien-Giibsr unb 6olmes; gu.
9ana1 unb Drill.
2~ouisbile, II. Stunt.
2ouisbile ~ 00O00111-
minneapolis. 20 O.12O330+-9
8attsrien = putnam unb Sbar;
2ilrop rnb Sbannon.
&oleeo, IL. SUM-.
grfes spiel.
8olebp .......1 100000 l
Wilmaufee ....2 10000010- 4
Batterisu = gamnib, Cane uno
abbott; 6pnes unb 8eDiae.
3meites spiel.
SoIebo .......2 l. 8
WiImautee. -. l. 2
Battsrisn - Winaban unb 2anb;
Sou9bertp unb &otb.
Columbus. IL. SUM-.
Columbus. 49,, o. l
RanIas gitp. 20 02002O00- 4
gutterisn-gsil unb Blue; Granb
unb Scalp.
NattonaI.2i9 q.
philadelphia, IL. Stunt.
philadelphia l o. 8
pittsburg 30 010110002- 5
Batterisn - Sparts unb Bonobau;
2sifsIo, pbeIps unb wibion.
Rem BORT, IL. Sum-.
Rem BORT. 10 0000100@- l
Cincinnati -. o. 0
Batterten -6raser unb 2ibingfcn;
Wc@innitp unb 8ouerman.
8rooflpn. IL. Stunt.
BroptIpn .....0 o. 9
Chicago. ..320100200- {
Batterien = WeSntpre, paforious
unb Ritter; ObsraI unb 2Iing.
Bottom, IL. Sunt.
Bofon ...000100O00-
81. Souls 80 g.
Batterten-2inbamar unb Brotpri
Saplor ulb @rabp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Gteftrofmtionirt.
6barIes 6. Suder bibt Worothat

! gofon, Waf., IL. SUM-. =
CHARLES 8. Suder, Der W6rber bon
Utable page. 1T beute frtib Tim IL ubr
II Winuten bermittels glettricitdt BIN.
geri4tet tuorben. Der W5rber ruurbe
um IL ubr 19 Winuten bon ben De.
fd~ngniBdraten Offeieq fur tobt srtldrt.
gts our lebten estunbe bat Suder bas
ibm CUR 2af sslests @sr5re9en auf bas
@nti&iebeniie ssIsusnst.
Die 5inri9tuns Sudsrs if Der
S4luB oes lebtsn 9apitsls In Der @s=
i4t8te beg WOroes BON Wabsl page.
Die I'D am 81. Wdr3 1904 In Der @ob.
rlung oes Wdo9ens inWefon abipielte,
uno 3uglei4 Der S&luB bss hartnddig.
ften seiebli9en Samples zines @srur.
tbsiltsn um fein 9eben, Der i9 ie tn
MaRa9uietts abesipielt bat.
Suder's Gaa cling bur9 bic nbIiten
Snfan3er Bis gum 8unbes Oberse.
ri4t; bic gnti9eiounQ bss b69fsn
@eri&tsbofes bes 2anbss, Der bic
Wabriprii9e idmmtli9er untererl &c.
ri4te aufre&t srbisIt, 6atte bic Nn-
tpdlte Suder's ni9t sntmutbigt. Cine
petition on Gouberneur @uilb tpuroe
tn umlauf geieBt uno mics balo 1I6,.
600 unteri4riften auf. Die anmdIts
traten Dor ben @oubsrneur. ni9t nur
nit neuem geueismaterial, fonoern
aud NIT elmer allaemeinen 8ittI9rift
um @naoe. 9ergebens. Der @ous
berneur lieB Der @srsdtistsit ibrsn
Sauf, unb prdfoent &~ooisbslt sr.
fannie Die Sanblungspeiie bes @ou-
perneurs als ri9tig an.
Wabel page uurbe am 81. Wdr3
1904 In ibres 0atsrs Wobnung In
Wefon ermorbet; bic 9ei9e puroe
einige Stunben ipdtsr bon benz bstag.
ten Batter sefunosn. sluf sinsm Slide
i'm 3imner oes Wdo9sns fanb fia cine
NOtis. He iei gu ibrsm trantsn grubsr
nod Bottom gerufen tuoroen; bieis. In
berffeIter 6anbf1rift qeI9riebenen Rel.
fen tuaren nit vMabsI page" iinter.
3si9net.
Sur9 gerslsi@e bon saGberf6nbi-
gen purbe tn bieieu 3etlen 8udsr's
S6rift erfannt. 0a9bem 10 cine
SPUR gefunoen tpuroen, erfubr bis
pOli3si. oab Der iunss Mann ON Sage
Der Worotbat 1abe benz page'f&en
Sauie geieben worben.
8uder tpurbe iOfort berbaf!et. mutte
ieoo6 wieoer entlaRst tusrben. Bel eis
net 6ausfu4ung, bic man brei Wo9en
ipdtsr bel benz unter Beron4t Steben.
ben bornabm, fano man'etre 0orfefs
mabel, bic als gigentbum Der grmor.
bstsn srfannt tpurbe, unb Elm WeHer,
aus benz Slutfpuren In ungef9idter
Wsiie sntfsrnt trorbsn traren. Hieie
beiben 8egenfdnoe ftibrten su no4ma.
Tiger 0erbaftuns Suders untsr Worb'
antlage.
aufSnbiaien.8 spsis bin tuuroe bann
Suder, trob elmer sroBen Mn3abI fiji
ibn 9hnfiger 3eusenausiassn bur9
ole Snfanasn binbur9 ftir i9ulbig BE-
funeen unb gum 5obe bsrurtbsiIt;
Weher uno 8orfsdnabel fpislter In
allen gerbanolungen cine srbbers &oat
aIs aqs bon Der @srtbeibisung beige.
bra&ten 3eu9en.
2ofptelt9es Seuer.
partersbure, 81. 3d., IL.
Stunt. Adt3ebn Wi0ionsn JuB Na.
turgas berbrennsn felt Greitas tdglid
In benz Osrtdsn 8urut Soufe In Rit'
Gle 60. Die Jlammen Heigen SOC
CUB bod uno erbslen BITE @egenb met
lenweit. Die @asqueIe tpurbe Grei'
taslssbobrt, unb bic 36brs tonnte bel
~unsebeuren Drudes tpeaer, ni@t se
f9IOHen uerben; Elm gliBfrabl ent3in
bette bQs @ds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Reuer g o m G T.

Wafbington, IL. SUM-. Der
Senat befdti9te beute bic @rnennung
W. u. Jreifinger's gum pofmeiher In
Decatur, Sno.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08
THE PRIMARY NEXT runilY.
One q Hest InpsFllst ollleos b Il
volod d. h

Lets do better next Tuesday IN the
matter Of voting than We did On My
18th. There are go persons duly @sali.
fed to vote In the 6tarks disl1lce. A
the primary on Nay 18th only ~ d
them come to the polls. This doee nj
make . good showing for = asAA ~
Telegraph hopes W shall d bsttsr neel
Tuesday. There should b = lsast 81
votes cast here.
Remember, we still have state attoe'
ney to nominasA and on this o1lpsu
depends very largely the adminissakiaa
Of criminal laws IN oaf ciscait oeart, IN
would be dinicult 70 inagins 4 Anoel
important Once. and Il b ~ daty d
all good citizens 70 uss tll1lyt vota \
place the right men IN such q -
Come ont and yote asxt 1ueed9
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08
Mr.. BOWLING FOR COMMISSIONER,


EDITOR TELEGRAPH:
At che first primary. May 10Th. Mr.. J.
H. Bowling, candidate for county com.
missioner from district No. 9, received
86 votes In this. his home precinct.
against II cast for his two opponents,
on6 Of whom Ia also resident Of the
district. The contest has now narrowed
down to Mr.. Bowling and tho other
candidate living in the Raiford district.
know. therefore, that I represent an
Overwhelming majority of the citizens
and Taxpayers of this section of the
county when I say that we want Mr..
Bowling elected, and l want to ask the
citizens Of the county generally il they
will not do us the favor to give him their
support. 49,
Az supervisor under the old system Of
working the roads and again as con.
tractor. when the roads were worked
under contract. Mr.. Bowling did good
work on our public roads. showing that
lo was capable Of producing good Ne.
suits in this line. Knowing him to be
an honorable and fair.minded man I
believe he will give every part Of the
commissioners district square deal in
using the road funds and that he will
use the money to the best possible ad-
vantage at all times.
Mr.. Bowling In we'll posted on county
affairs and Is familiar with property
values, so l believe he will use his ef-
forts to soc that the tax assessments are
equalized and that every land owner
shall bear his just proportion Of the bur.
den OF taxation. no more and no less
than Ia jnst and right.
In tho irst primary Mr. Dowling re-
ceived $40 votes and his present oppon-
ent received $40. At the two voting
precincts In the commissioners district
Mr.. Bowling lacked only two votes Of
doubling his opponent. These flgures,
think, show which Of them 10 our
ctolcs and we hope the citizens Of other
parts Of the county will be good enough
to consider our Wishes In the matter.
sss Very respectfully.
RAIFoRD CITIZEN.
Raifoed, Fla, June 6th.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08

+ Weeks Thinks He IS Worthy Of
SuDD0ft,

A the candidates for state attorney
~ btlng very much discussed at this
tth4 Il gives me pleasure to say word
= 66Gnanendation for Mr.. Thos. w.
&1sD11B, Bradford county's candidate.
- DIRT of orr circuit court the prac-
tce of sthe attorneys of this county
epss ~ closely under my observa.
lp. and.I oan say without hesitation
5lf dizfne his several years of practice
esap ~. Fitlding has shown legal abili
~ sshisb order and has proven him
~ - h,toned. honorable and diligent
1alinss with his clients. He il
4 Aman. ~ believe the public car
~ rust its interests to, and who Il
= nf tls aOtivssupport Of the citi
p - hisI Inne coui!ty.
4 - Very RESPECTFULLY.
4 w. T. WEEKS.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08

Edward ysnfin4 : w(1e -, "a
Sam Smith. colue1, ~ r, ~ ~ ~
jsil here oha9Gd NIitA asuony ~ ~
Be- given : ps'linaaa1 haasi3g -
time soon. ~ ~
On tho nisht = = = sFth, - -
Butler. n. Iomllnns 1nsn & ~ g
cd and inths hss - ~ -
mules. 3 hosse, : laree el1Q1i
wagons, hasnans, 80, 6io s2
loas segFsgatsd psohetlp r. 1 !
assoO. Tho bssh was - r. -
there have bssn several lncca6lo A ~
In that section IN which ~ - 1o
companies hass l0A thav ~ ; AD6D6o.
i've sent down fsum ~ pIoAoetoo
agency In New Yosk - W - tnesUb -
the parties who vsnted thsig aUl1e -
Mr.. Tomlinsm. The de1es1ve ~ -
st Lake Butlsr ios ssVeGnl Wa1hs ~ =
. result Of his invoG11G Gn1iene 1onhllDnnl
Smith were sssss1sd : ~ laOY - u
Both msa stou1y uQ1eo1 toly ~
uocense and u = ~ tnows ~ ~
strong oass wi1l heua1e aDnln1( 49,
jenkins y sou-in-laW e 3ooo ulps-
or, and Glover We - teRn Thondlv
and called at the ~ - - Jeakins. ~
Sheriff Bennett dsuis1 ~ aAui1oaneo'
10 ons will be AlloWsA - sonvsene N
sitisss Jshkins or ssith untlD Af1W ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08

Joe Holly. . neG5o vhe ~ AeDsb4
,his living BY diGGlao ll1alaes - yalb
In GlAsks end vlslG11ys ~ No la1el1
consssssd spos hlnn4 ~ ~. q
"doetor" anA veno - JaGksasvilis. NJ
brousAt hons tSon - ~ Iueolav,
BY Dspsty GhsaI4 NJ. ". 1sis6Gn, -
vas sIss:asa - y sgsssI T., :.
y: 80: - ~ Es''I'
-: - ::ss.!.g ri: !scg e. r. =
= - = :
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08


- 's ELARRKE, FLA, June 7, 1908.
~ &ELH0RAPH:
- allow me space in your valu.
hGe to once more ask the voters
: ia oouhty 10 vote for J. N.
n they want. . sober and law
1He man for commissioner for dis
- lam one Of Bradford's
r ! Of demoornhv. ~ years Of age.
~ y BEEN drunk nor brought be.
: l1al " sourts for violating the laws.
6 nsver failed 10 vote on all issues
bdtng 70 my bert Judgment for the
~ assts Of my people. have always
soocd ~ the democratjc party but have
nolse before asked fos IN Office. have
I s6ddfod the interest and needs Of our
ponpas IN county matters, and II my
fellow -democrats shoald and In me their
choioo lne county cossmisaionsr from
- Loao Batter district. ! pledge my
~ IoHuard every intsrsst and ~ FAR ~
poa1hls 70 sse that the taxss bear equal
b uCna III. ~ the conslitution Of our
coantsy provides. and that III moneys
peoyidsd for road and hsidGs purposss
dhall ~ applied 80 ~ 70 do the most
0ood. end after the bridges ass cared Tor
sach and every road in the district shall
havs W equal share Of the remainder Of
the money.
] hsve maIie no promise of special
|'fsvogs 10 any man, either In my plat
form or In private solicitation for vossa
during the campaign. but al men,
b they my friends or my hercese op'
ponsnts. shall have equal rights - fs'
- h In ~ power. Therefore. IN you'
own intssest I respectfully solicit youI
vote o. Jans 18th.
Very ssspsctfully. youn
J. n. FUTca.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08

The speciaf 1sfm of ths <ltcnit court
for Alachus csanty, poay ~ Judge
James T. WiliC for ~ -, re IN.
vestisatins chopuui pade
against membee q g W. ol
the regular lpa1ne = III snsd
last Saturday 1fesrs IT. Axs
dnys.. s; !.
The special olin1i - ~ pa
court Saturday alle11nS ged
true bills ~ folles .,'s 1sF q Z &
state vs. J. y. - 1sIs.
ment. 1cE3F
State VS.. W. i. x =
b ibe sjuror. q
bribe . juror. -
The defendants
with attempt to b
quired to give boz d
Auce at the next tern Qe
and strobhar, who y
be returned to the ~ )
In making their
grand jury paid judi
ing compliment:
I'VE feel that yo( H.
the thanks and conn b4nti -
citizens Of this Cir ~
special term Of cons
honor Of the circuit ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08

? yes GALs-Thirty acres OF land. "
aesss eleapsd end stamps pulled; has
slsswbssyy land; large dwelling house.
l-uonn tanAnt house. barn and two
onod paeking hoasasi W miles fron
dspet. WIZ 10 sald cheap for eash. O.
=. Ohasshill. Lawtsy. $50
ns<.a.. .--.s m sS M Ilvinsukaua
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08
2. T. Andrews, Go. e. eth O.. NJ
Owen Swindul. 90. O. 7th III u "
y. @. Hxislop, Go. n, 5stA Va ~ ~
II. L. Rrannin1 n n a tnS f5SS,

L.4ff
d. L. Branning, Co. B, ID fls. CIV s.
7. w. Sweat, Go. A, 9Th Fla. ...ss 1
jas. Clemons, Sr., 90. q, 50th q. =
Joe Wheeler Chapter, 10 whosa s&W>(
the splendid success Of the p1cnic e
due, 10 composed of the foll0Wlg
named ladies': Mn. 8. n. Grows, ,pQnfs
dent; Mrs. T. A. knight, lst vice-p1s-
dent; Mrs. N. d. Wainwright, "a vicas
pres; Mrs. F. H. Long. recording score
tary; Mrs. ]. N. Avares, correspondin9
secretary; Mrs. ]. N. Jones, histoeiaat :
Mn. w. M. Solomon, treasurer; ~
T. r. Sweat, registrar; Mesdamas AZ ~
Long, Clara Lane, p. e. Canova, n. ~
Matthews, J. L. Gaskins, w. w. 1Eco13
A. n. Darby. A. 8. Crews, ]. J. EsSi
d. L. Alvarez. J. +. Kickliter, NaryS
Witkovski, w. L. Wall, Belle Hau6o
Bonita E. Jones, J. w. Hodges, J.
Brownlee. James H. Ritch. n.
Duncan, F. w. Sherman, n
Daniel. ]. Hampton Jones, r. 4, c.
WI. Grffin. Misses Olive Ray. c.
Solomon. Minnie Wynn. Daisy -
Leila Alvarez. Maud Weeks, NJ
Johns. Fannie Bessent Minnie Hoe
and Florida McAfee.
Everyone Is oonsratulating tho chaf
ter on the success Of their Arst oeien111
tion Of . Confederate holiday andJoS
hope 10 entertained that we shalI havtnn
many more such delightful occaslcns.
Toward the close Of the days exsrcisss
the old veterans assembled near the
rostrum. and lead by Comrade Jno. ".
Ksllum. Joined In giving the Ooufsd.
erase yell. The yell was given with
spirit and enthusiasm. every veteran
waving his hat high In the air and nv.
Ing full swing to his vocal organs.
Each OF the speakess paid the ladieG
OF Joe Whesles Chapter high oompli-
ment for having undsytaken the vori
OF arranging such pleasant occasious -
honor Of the vetsrans. and for the
part the United Daushtes Of the Con
fsdsracy are taking In preserving tn
record Of the valor and heroism of the
Confsdsrate soldier.
While the crowd YVES . lsrae one n
was not nearly 70 large q had bear
sxpectsd and prepared for, and sfte,
al had eaten there was still ON the tsb,a
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-08
1hsy fsvsf ]. \. nvers.
Putnam Hall, Fla, June 3 1903.

Putnam HAL, Fla, June lVO0.
Editor Levy Times Democrat:
I go that friends Of Mr.. Calhoun ase
saying many good things fof that gentle.
man In the pres. Please let me say u
your true blue paper . woed fer my
friend, Joe Rivers. I have known !dm
for years, but got more intimately 40.
quainted with him when we were mem.
bers Of ths legislature. Az far ~ ] was
able to judge I found him always on The
dds Of right and justice. ! fsel that he
will make good ard pairstnking state
attorney. know thss hs u efficient
and ! shall support him With my vote.
He u not 70 engrosscd In worldly things
u 10 fofest his raligious duties. Not
many such lawyers for him.
JOHN p. WALL.
Gainesville. Fla. June 8. isoe.
10 my Friends:
The psople Of the eighth Judicial cir
emit Of Florida should support ]. n.
Rtvsv for stats attorney On the 18th
inse. u h 70 our ownpersoual interest
10 have such man 70 Al this olioe. !
bslisve that Mr. Rivers viii mako m
honest upright considerations prosecuting
attoeuey and thss hs will discharge his
dnty without fear ov favor. do hope
thst the psopls will lay sside any per-
sonal fsslinu they may have In the
Iustter and vote for him. Al deputy
|dsek At the oisssit oouSt for about seven
- and = clsst Tor nearly two yeass.
- sfbfplly ~ thst ] have always
NJ ftoi6 lAonest sna sqasss
II ~ SG1(c6 efony and " bnsi.
- iAal ~ come - NJ steeation In
~ - ~ fsom ~ ksevledse Of
: - ) nan,.s dIlssn anA . lawyer !
~ wi1nssst - hs good character and
oguity. What hs y hs has made
|tlu0n1f BY hard work and self
|Aenial. : He has held pablic ofiise ~
|psoBscs1tng attorney l0 oar county
|eouvt, and 10 hss sspvssnted Us in
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hand Then he rose. and declared his
thanks and promised his devotion; but
as he spoke the flush faded. and the
light died from her eyes, and when at
last he drew near TO her, and offered 10
kiss her cheek, her eyes were dead, and
her face pale and cold as she suffered
him to touch II. He was content to
touch it but once, and seemed not 10
know how cold it was; and so, after
more talk Of his fathers pleasure and
his pride. he took his leave, promising
to come again the next day.
That evening there came a gentle
man from the Prince Of Gutenberg,
carrying most humble excuses from his
MASTER who $50 he said) was prevented
from waiting on the princess the next
day by a certain very urgent affair that
took him from Strelsau, and would keep
him absent from the city all day long:
and the gentleman delivered to Osra
letter from the prince, full Of graceful
and profound apologies, and pleading
an engagement that his honor would
not let him break; for nothing short Of
that, said he, should have kept him
from her side There followed some
lovers phrases, scantily worded, and
frigid IN an assumed passion. But
Osra smiled gTaciously and sent back
a message, readily accepting all that
the prince urged in excuse. And she
told what had passed to the king, with
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sionate sobs, that struck their ears
ike the distant cry of some brute
creature in pain that 1t cannot UNDER
stand. Yet Osra's face was stern and
cold, and her lips cuTled scOrnfully
when she saw the bishops look of pity.
Come, let US end it," said she; and
with a firm step she began to mount
the stairs that lay between them and
the door.
Yet once again they paused outside
the door, for it seemed as though the
princess could not choose but listen to
the passionate words of love that
pierced her ears like knives. Yet they
were all sad, speaking of remuneration,
not happiness. But at least she heard
her own name; then, with a sudden
start, she caught the bishops hands,
for she could not listen longer. And
she staggered and Teeled as she wills
pered to him: 1.-THE door, the door
open the doorr'
In the middle Of the room stood the
Prince of Glottenberg. and, strained
in a close embrace, clinging to him.
supported by his arms, with head bur
led in his breast, was girl of
slight and slender figure, graceful
though not tall, and her body was still
shaken by continual struggling sobs.
The prince held her there as though
against the world, but raised his head
and looked at the intruders with
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viii go with me?" And she knew of
none, for she would not take Christian
with her, and she shrank from speak
ing Of the matter TO any of the gentle
men OF the court And yet she must
know. But at last she sprang up from
the chair into which she had sunk de-
spOndingly, exClaiming:
He is a gentleman and my friend
He viii go with me-
And she sent hastily for the Bishop
Of MOdenstein, who was then in StreI-
sau, bidding him come dressed for rid
ing, and with a sword and the best
horse in his stable. And the bishop
came equipped as she babe him, and
in very great wonder. But when she
told him what she wanted and what
Christian had made known TO her, he
grew grave, saying that they must
wait and consult the king when he re-
turned.
'I will not wait an hour" she cried.
'I cannot wait an hour"
Then I viii ride, and bring you
word You must not co. he urged.
Nay, if I go alone, I viii CO." said
she. yes, I will go, and myself fling
his falsehoOd in his teeth"
Finding her thus resolved, the bishop
knew that he could not turn her; so,
leaving her to prepare herself, he
sought Christian Hantz, and charged
him to bring three horses to the most