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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
yNiocr NSiQen aeaoclt.

Ga@aorl9booer Sogeblutt "idreibt:
.9urd) Gin 8erieben oe@ Gorrcttors
mltr0c Der betannte uno lett eirem
Observation-Disclosures 5lt ben trcueItcn
@Gitcn mo S0roerern u~llereS Sltr'
ortc9 5d6lcnoc 0erlincr SdriftItel'
Ter 6r. SulillS Stettenbeim in uhie'
rem Nlotte o%gcu0elt." Ger Gobolo
im Sebtuitcn ipieIte Oen 6itriteu IL.
uerlicb turirei ltno 9eqcn Den Wilelt
OeS @cooelten oieiem 0os feline aber
10 nboltaidauere @0rtd)cn bon"
GuS ldbt lid, nm 8ippden nidt &c.
ioleu unO periuobrt iid) entIdyieoen
gcgen oieIe Alis5eid)nung luioep 8il.
len nit iolgcnoem Hcim: 8arlSboo,
Den 5. Sltti 1906. ~oGr3ber5ugin go
pbie." @eebrter SER Gollegel
Is iei gclobt nidt, nid)t getubelt,
SAB mid 0aS n8aOeblatt" gea0elt,
IS ging nlldD feiner ultf ocn &eim.
Sd bin, mas mcin 9ltern iuaren,
@itt biirgerlidl, oo6 lit felt Sobren
Wtcin @ippd)cn idIon BON Stetten.
betn.
SuliuS Stettenheim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

SCld)lOnCl DltroC, OoIl ItBt Q0 0tC
Sin0IturOcu bel pulilpcu NtitaIic-
Ocrn uh}lhultCn, NM Oonlit ciuCn
9ciltd bel Ocniclbcn it Dcrbinocu.
pNriou."
Ger .Nlrion" bielt 0citcru in Hcor3
TIuinO'a. Q&cinlaube, 9ir. lOl luto
lOG, Slt @ultimorcitrobc, cine Grcfu,
tiulibllnO ub, IN Der ErUiiocnt @cor1
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NorbCrcihluNcu iiir bic lunlplcrsGr-
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Nior murOCu 0ctrp1icu. Nuuu mur-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Nna Den @cri6tsh6fcn.

Die yGommomueoltb @out" iijr sen
ledcn 3uItuno Oca GuNc2 Der
@offe!bouc oca ;. &caiments
pcrontmortlid) gcmudt,- M}orti1
&crn'a [cItumcnt, - Gin foit
borc4 Eicro. - Gic GbcIeutl
GuQc(. - Gbiueien olt8cfIogt.
Cine ShoocuerinbtIo1c iiIr 500
0OO mltr0c Qcitcrn i'm Supcrior.Wc
ridt pom Der neutrality-suspicious.
fiir Die @ofieubulc oc2 ). NcgimInt@
Qc9cu Die uGommlomucoItb &ont"
cinQcreiht, Nn Scr &loacihriit miro
Die NoHf fir ocn oclcttcn 3llitdno
oc2 Codes oc@ groBcu @cb1uOc@
NM Ben in 6oIQc 0cllcn ourh &cQcn
pcrltriod)tcn bcocutcuOcu Shoocn
Ocrontuortlid) 1cbultcn, in0cm lie III
1903 cine &crciuborImQ init Ocn slid
germ troi ulo Ben Gontrott iitr Die
&ollcnoun0 oc9 @c60ltoca bon GoNor
NJ. Noc(, ocnl @ormlciitcr, iibCr,
nubnt.
Nturtin Germs Ecuumcut.
Nud Dem (citamcnt OCa ant p.
&llli 0citorbcncn 3rn. Murtin &crrL
mcIhca gcitcrn inn NHo%iicnAcrtdlt elr-
acrcidt lpur0c, crbdlt icinc Godltcr
&utborinc Sen 2opcnontbcil oC@
Nohloiic3, mG6rcno icinc GntcL,
icinc Shmcitcr, 6rou Morgorctbc
&ogcl, unO ocrcn SoblL Nr. Martin
&ogcL QcmjiIc 2c1otc bcfommcn.
Gem nEopoI College" 5u Golum6lt@,
Gbio, ucrmod)t Der lcitotor $500 iitr
oic Tl2biI0mN ilulGcr Erirltcr. zen
YricItcru ser ct. NIphouila Stride
iiu0 $500 ou91cicBt iiir Ou2 &cicn
uon Wtciicn fir i'm unO icinc aud
pcritorbcnc 6ruh NM 5000 crh0lt
ser Yricitcr Der 81. Nultouill2 &ird)c
fir 0cnielbcu 3lucd, Gas (citumcnt
ootirt POM IS. ICrmbcr 1903.
Gin foI borc@ Eicr0I
Nr. 2oui& s. llcbcl pcrIonlt in eli,
ncr gcItcrn inn Common Elcd2 &c.
ridt cingcrcid)tcn aIoAc $1,000 SNo.
OcucriaB pon scr oNl1tomobjl Cuting
oto Transportation So" IN ser
&loQcihriIt bciBt Is, iciu @uGcn uHO
FicrO icicn am 81. &llIi an Scr per
lin1crtcn GomonOiou Nucnuc bon
ciucrn Nltton1obil Q%ctroffcn luor0clL
nobel 0ua EicrO ml'a &cbcn Qctoui
men Wl0 CT icIbIt iGlper pcrlcBt nor.
Den ict.
Sic 6omiItc gnQcL
Aui Grilld)cn Der 6rou aotborine
Gngcl, mcld)c lDrcn @ottcn, Srn. ".
2. Gngcl. allf tbciluciic SdciounG
pcrfloQt bat, untcr5cidynctc 6id,ter
Sharp Qcltcrn I'M arci3gcriht ciuca
9Cirbl, Der &rn. Gllgel rnbbGlt, Die
$500, luelde ct in Der o0roDcra' X
O}cdonica' Notionulbonf" Iicgct
6ot, 5u }icbcn. Gr bat Der 6ruu nab,
reno Ser 3cit, Oub Der SdciOlulg@-
proScB in Scr Sduc6c lit, $40 m0.
hcntlidc 9uimentc 5u 5ublcn
NnQcfIugt.
Gtc GGiueicn Ger Son Sen ttno
Dolng Son murOcn gcItcrn bon oca
acknowledgements ongcflogt an Der
Eorf Apenllc cine Spiclb0lle SIT BAT
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08
Suliu$ Stettenteim NJ"
aIupierfrcunb.

Gin Tlapierfreuno.
Gmtaridter: og8er limo oenn oie
beioen biibiden 0tdOden Die ioeben
oierbGnoig alooier ipieIen?" - ai.
%ieiior: Sic BLONDE lit cine Ser.
iuon0te oea @ouieS - Amts.
ridter; ngtrm mo ibre Mitid,ul.
otgc?"
a6biiIfc. - @oit; sic, SER
@irt6, Ger @ein lit ia 10 ioiter. ooB
CT it)on 6olo Giiio miro" .Ia,
10 trirteH e i'm bait s'i9witto."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

z d) limmc@ GnOe zines
Strcitea. @litop Suu0cl.
melder oui ocm 9oggcrG ompicr
oacnuc0p" 5t Scpcn SCOT ano0 be.
ihditigt mar, mur0c gcitern nit
ihUercu &OpimunOclL bic inn Der
id)uor}e Sod, mclhcr MIR ltntcr 0cnl
Numcu Sam" bcfonnt iii. bel.
brod)tc, mad 0cm st. Soiepb2 So.
ipitol" gcbro6t. Die 8erlcbumgcn
inn nid)t lcbena9ciGbrlid)er giutlW.
(robocm iolO c3 Der Ne0cr rotbionL
Irou30iiidcn ?lbidicO Don Dem Gum-
pier 81 ncbnlcn. Yei0c muren mcQUl
elmer aeringliIgiAcn llrlndc in Der
Slide IN StrCit 0crutbcn, nm Der
ltc9cr bcorbcitCtc bel Dem NnlaB
Sonoca'Q Nopf nit &iidengcidirr.
@cgcn Ruuf bol0c an
z traB cnb y men. nGlClca
flegelbuitc Ncnc6men ulL StraBel
bobnen muB uulb0rcn," iagte 0citcrn
Yoli5ciridtcr 6ricOcI in scr norO0it.
Iidcn Fogjciitotiom II. Damn %itroit2
er Nurrp Hicbcrmnnn bon 9tr. 102G,
Motlon-S troBc, mcld)cr oui eIncnI
NoQgou Der 9tipcr &ielp.2inic cincn
iolhcn Nu0alt pcriibt bate, oaB lih
Der pctbIi6en Eolin8iere Elm Eolit
b%elnddtigtc, llm So mo Soften.
&ur5 }ltpor battc CT 5ipei onocrc Jun.
&c HCltc, Die lid Gbnlider &cr0cbcu
i6lllOi9 NcnlodJt Datten, uuf 0buIjhc
Mciic bcItrort.
HcriouulnOti5en. &crr
SunucI @Wnbltrgcr mo ieinc belOcl
E0d)tcr bobcn i'd geltcrn oui 5pci
Mod)cn }ltr GrboIung nod Gopc NioD
bcgcben.
IolQcn0c @oItimorcr rciitrn a..
ltcrn pOn Atclu. BORT ans nit Dem
Compiler raoiicr Milbclm Der @roGc"
mad bremen o6: @r. Grapioro
@lod, SRI, y z. 6ilcdiI nnO sri.
Sabiua TllCdil.
Gin 9Iarm pom Staten Jtr.1l2
rici Die 6clterDcbr Geltcrn 2lbeno mad
Der Mohmmg bon benjamin. Abrauls,
9&r. l25, Git Nrott Strnbc, moiclbil
in Iolgc DER Grploiion cincs Sicn2
;Seucr c%ntitunocn mar. Die 8lunmcll
iUurorn boit Der 6cllerlucbr i'm Seine
9eloiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

y / II II Il VI - u VulluCl
ncl>r @orIicIo pnO onOcrc prominent
tc NtorpIGnocr gcbcn bclttc gtodl-
mitto0 nod) Springfield, Obio, sur
&cunion Der IN ohio mpbncnocn
iriibcrcn WarplonoCr.
Cine Erc0igt iibcr sic
N%inridtunQ 0c3 9te0crS Mm. See, in
mcldCr 0oa EcrboItcn Oca @oupcr.
'ncltrS Morfiel0 geIobt mllr0c, belt
Der Ncgcrpreoi9cr SonltcI u. @or0,
mcId)er Gees 0Ciitigcr @crotbcr mar,
am Sonntag.
Nus NuItim orc Gountp.
- Bur Murnung iiir Nlltomobililtcn
nobn1 Die EoIi5ei BON baltimore.
Gountp ont Sonntog in llcbereirs
%ItinlnllurA nit Den lSllitrltftioncn Scr
County GommiiiGrc cine 9n5dbl@cr.
b%oftlrnGcn Dor. Su NrlinGton murs
Den 5luct Ecrioncn pcrbnitct II. bonn
Eoltjclrtdter Gn1td) 1c nm 80 mo
Soften bcItrnft.
Ger @rrmoitein jt ser nelclr
Nrcletnigfeits Stride an Der Hci.
itcratoDn-Hooo nllrbc am Sonnto1
9eIegt. Gle gottcsoienitlihcn Stunt.
tioncn murben bon Den Ynitorelr
Stclport Soimon G3ru S. Bell uro
2. y. @itlcr gelcitct.
&crGnocrunqcn inn 90.
li5eiOien it. - Die 9oliiri = &c.
boroc nabm 9eitern iolgen0c &crGn.
o%crllngen I'M Eolijei0ienit Dor: Ger.
gcQnt ". $. 9ltid pom oitlifen mad
Dem noroweTtli6en 9iitrift, Sergeant
6rdnf Oltenoorf POM 0itlihen mad
Dem noroneItlihen Iiitrift, Scrgcnnt
2bomaS 5. Barn pom g. sur u. mn
8.GipiIion, Goli5iIt Senrp &ralli(
pom oItIidcn Giitrift pom Strnbcl.
gum Sallsoienit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-08

0ca Observation-Disclosures uor
6rn. So6n 0fcaer rrt0 I'M gtamcr
pes Baltimore S%ournol" bon &rlt,
NltQuit @ilin bcoutlportct mllr0c,
mGbrcno ser &etcran $. Gop inn ltu-
men Der n9oltinorC Sun" iprud.
Sooonn uerIua Der ScfrctGr Mm.
@uocnilt2 Die &crciua. @cihidtc mo
int &erIollic 0ca 9lbcno2 bicltcn nod
Die @@. Ctto &obn, Gbriit. Bauer,
&obn Mobn, Ncnrp Ni0bImom mlO
&id)oro Ycnu Nniprohcn.
N}it elmer Nnfprod)c 0cu oiiijicucn
S6cil Oc2 @outcta ihIicBcnO, miO-
mctc &r. $. Wicictin9 Ocnl oWfo5urt.
M0nncrhor" nod folgcnOcu Crint-
ipruh:
2ic6li6 mcrOen oirie StmOcn
Inns in ser Grinn'rung blitb'n;
Sir sic alunit Die ms Ocrbrn0cn,
Mir0 0oN NCr5 nod oft cr8Iilb'n!
,Wo}ort MGmucrd)or," Dir brln9c1
gSir nit uni'rcm Gnnt Die Sicb',
,@on Der hcbre 2icocr iinNcn,
Die IN lmi'rcn Scr5cn iprtcBt!"
N60'it Tu mad)lCn u10 gc0clbcrL
SIMMER mCbr IN StGrt' unO Wtuht;
W}Gg'it Git icrncr Srctc mcibcn
Scorer aunIt mo ibrcr @rodt!
Nt00' in Gcincm 2orbccrtronjc
Ntonhe$ Ncia iid) 5cigcn l1clt,
Ginit int SLIDER, Woloca@lm15c,
Stroblcn Gcincr SGngcr Erct!
Greimal Sell MN Gcincm HcbcrL
Nltict lollt Der 80itc Gbor!
0rbr Ncipcibt mld) Gcincm Strcbcn,
98crtbcr ,W}n5ort Wtdnncrd)or!"
21h &obrcnnh DEM 6cuer.
- Sclltc Dor JpcicinboIb &obrcn lag
ser @eihGit2tbcil @oItimorc'@ IN
Nidc, 9tun lit scr @ron0oiitritt Elm
'ncltcr Giitrift gcmorocrL bod Bat
lcitOcm and Son Grou8i&co Die
Nuno OcS S6idiola iiiblcn mitlicll,
uuO lit Is oorlm moDI nn0cbrodt,
Ocn llmiot in Sen GlorirbMntcm III
bciOcn St0Otcn nit cinonOcr ST Der
Qlcid)cn. NacroiugH i0Qt Scr &cr.
0lcid) nidt gcroOe 9iiniti8 iiir &oIti-
more aus, o6cr Son 6ron}i2co lit
chen 6cOcltcnO rcid)cr, trot0cm c3
nur bic NGlitc Der GinmObncr5ubl
@oltilnorc'a bot. 9o& GrObcbcn fono
am ~. @(pril itott. unO murOcn Die
Nonfcn crit ON 81. Wtoi luicoCr cr-
Giinct. Sic GlorirunQcn morcr, mic
fplut.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23
ANNA, ILL.
November %. 1906.
.-.---~-------.-.

Mr. anJ Mrs Joan Conman of Cal
70. visited relatives in this city Sun
day.
! Re-, g. a. Phelps. Of Palestine, m.
arrived Monday for q weeks visit with
his parents. atr and Mrs. w. II
Phelps.
J. S. rerfine went - ST Louis Wed
nesday for brief visit with friends.
Mrs Henry vim departed wednes.
dag for a yi il with her sister. Mrs.
Chas. Edwards a. Murphysboro.
Amos Sanford went TO Chicago We'd
nesday for two days business visit
= A Carlisle departed Tuesday for
a months STAY in Birmingham. Ala.
Miss Ella Ussery t. in Springfield
ihis NeeE attending a meeting Of he
Rebekah Lodge
A. ALowery left Wednesday for a
business visit in s. Louis.
Mrs. j. y Less. OF Chicago. Is the
-urs1 " Mrs A. G.. Bri,ton.
Fred Burer OF Murphysboro. spent
q few days this week with Anna
.reade
Married sunday evening al TIE resi-
lenca ~ Mr. and M-s. Theod- re Karf-
man. Miss Carrie Harris. Of Anna. TO
M. = me3 Willard u Centraiia. The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23

IceremC-y was performed by Rev J.
H. + Craignead. After the reception
At which they received congratulations
.of many friends, they departed for
.Cenlralia, where they will reside
A game of fool ball between the
faricrNille team aud picked tear
from Anna will be played Saturday
at t'r fair grounds.
Miss Edith Willard spent part Of
his week in Golden, the guest Of her
sister sins J A. Jones.
Jchn Rude of the hospital. was
business So or to turphysboro Wed
nesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23
TRIAL OF ACCU Ed SLAEF


(Concuded from First Pagel
clerk. testified that te stamped a
postal card Gillette wrote to Ms.
IIoag at Cortland Ee said ihe card
must have been wripel on the IRA n
between Tunpe" lake and big Moose
The card offered in evidclco. asked
Mrs. Hoag TO scnd s. 0 Eagle Bay
80 that Gillette coHld get Il on FIR.
day. Tho card wa mod "Chesier
This was ofirrci show that Gil
Lite plaanel - be al EAGLE Ia o.
Friday. rndct us ovp EaTc. wai'c
still travelling on THURSDAY with
Billy" ! own rnlgl az a-mred
name.
James McAliiater. bus driver a. d.
Glenmorc boiei. Big Moose. ies fled
10 meeting Gillette and Billy" Brown
On the arrival Of a morning trlin
from the norm and D tee ~ir. sai5
mat she and G lieite wanted go
ont again that same night.
Did she say, IN g." or Wei
COZ" asked tn defending llaye..
she said Wen go
There was a great crush to GO. f--
~ the court room fodar Most Of the
spectators were weacn who brought
their lunches with thcn an iii not
S 'ir from she c1vei d sests fa tho re-
cess from 1880 To- e'girck. Cift
S emed 10 have r=C5 e-ed e.. c1-s-t
posure completely today anl 8 1T
lessly throughout the proceeding. 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23
FRAUDS WERE SWEEPING


Concluded from First Page)
THO other men arrested were not
50 communicative as Mr. Daniels
NfedcricE Struckmeyer. who IS accas
Cd OF being the "capiialisf" erd of tho
sfoaf guaranty Organization. refused
TO make statement as id his col
iCvsJc,.
S'Ilc.;meyer and George j. Noaro
q - erred Yesterday and gave perman.
ent ionde for their appearance D..
90 r. 8rs IIa R9h.ns-u went en
S't1~kmoycr's bond and Monroe 3
eii" gave $2.01o bond fof her hu
BARGE appearance The cases are all
ir- Nov 80.
Daniels viii be held in Chicago uu-
10 Co. morrow 80 appear against the
hrec men now bci p sought by sine
deputy marshals ga case they are
-.-a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23

Concluded from First Page.D
worth living il lived as James Wfsan
lived let us see to IL that hi ax-
ample serves to keep us in the path
Of duty, faithful to the end. devoted
rs he was 10 the Republic founded
apon Lib 'riy through Law. which he
ia 50 mrcn - mould
OF James Wilson. her loyal son.
Scotland is justly proud TO James
Wilson. her loyal citizen. America is
ju tly grateful. and both will keep
his memory green in lasting and hon.
ocd remembrance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23
NEGRO
ousted From Chicago Judgeship BY
Official Csnvsss-Democrst
Won BY a Scratch.

Chicago. 49,. Nov. Ferdinand
J.. Earneir. The negro who according
10 ne first returns vas elected judge
q The new municipai coHrt. az the sc-
crri election has been unseatel by
the canvass ny board. The first re-
iuins gave Barnett 4 plurality Of 500
votes. but the official count Of the
fitg. compile cd today. shows Thomas
p Lantrym- Democrat. f. elected by
@ plurality Of IS Barnett was the
ohi' Republican who "a defeated
los q city Office II a recent election.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23
VILLA RIDGE.
Villa Ridge, H., Nov. p. 1906.

Villa Ridge, H., Nov. p. 1906.
Hattie. Mae, the little daughter II
Mr.. and Mrs J. W Buckle. died sun
day. November q. Of laryngitis. aged
four years and Twelve days. Funeral
services were held at the residence
Monday afternoon. conducted by Rev.
BOswOrth. assisted by Rev Campbell
The parents have the sympathy Of
the entire community in their sad
bereavement
Mr.. Harry Green who has been
travelling AZ points in the north ar
home Or a few DAYS.
Mr.. S o Lewis. Nhc has Een
visiting her daughter. Miss Grace. in
ST Louis for the past two months,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23

Under The anspices of thc Knights
% 'aiumfls Miss Adaia.da G.. Thomas.
OF Peoria. will present her beautiful
Tanal gaze Beverly OF GTsusrark.~
Friday evening November =. or S.
% egl.s Hall
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23

Mrs. Florence KoOnce OF Cairo. visit
ed her sister. Miss Rose Buckle Tues.
day and Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23

returned h1idc Sunday
Miss Florence Prindle visited with
friends IN cairo the fist Of the week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-23
TRIBUTES To WILSON

qaisy. rs life worth Grine2- has irs
ample answer here, Yes. graHdly
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e. 05e -O 70 .MASQUERRA ADE.- .-I2 R By Katherine Cecil Thutston.
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 ehanttr In an impenCtrahte london fog John Chilcote, a prOmi- ,4nr and rapidly rising member of tba oDpositon in parliament, UnpX- nzcfcdk encounters John L0Gcr, q nonr writer. who is his exact d0u- ,1e At the moment the aggression of Russia ill Persia is the all-en- grossinu topic. Il--Russia is re- nol1ed 10 be supporting the rebels in their fight agalnst the authority af the shah of Persia, thus distinct ly menacing Englandss influence in the east. III-Chilcote, who is q slave to morphia, hears of a novel in which two men exchanged idcn- tities. " and V-Chilcote visits ters and proposes that Lodor shall 1mpersonate him when Chileote is overcome DN tIlc cray HE loi iilol- ohia and wishes to get out of the world @or the time being. NI=Lod- qr acct pts. V1I-Loder is compell- d 10 wear rings on one of his fin gers in order to conceal a scar made fa Italy by apet dog belonging to 3n EnolishWOman whom he had net here and had become very friendly with EIII-Loder, repre- senting Chilcote. goes to the lat tey,s home. Chilcote's wife does not detect the deception. Loder is greatly impressed by Mrs. Chilcote's \ beauty and manner IN-I.oder 1unches with Fraide. the great lead CT of the opposition in parliament. He seems to win the astute states man completely. Fraide, by the way. is the godfather of Mrs Chil- cote. N=Loder has tea with Mrs. Chlcote. He receives a telegram from Ghilcote summonins him to return so that they may assume their proper stations in life. NJ and AII-Chilcote's craving soon oyercomes him. and once more Lodor becomes Chileote.
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I1p 3ou StS t'f't I''f'. 1<'' Of her skin through the soft glove. Then abruptly the mist lifted. He saw Lillan's eyes indifferent. anus ed. slightly contcmptuous and d see ond later he heard her voice.
 My dear Jack she said sweetly, how absurd of Nou. It was simply the contrast of yolir eyes peering over Leonard's hair. It was like gor- gcouS sunset with a black cloud over head" She laughed. Do you see what 1 mean Eve" She affected to sec Eve for the first time.
 Eve had been looking calmly ahead She turned now and smiled serenely Loder felt no vibration of the artn he held vet by an instant Intuition he knew that the two women were an tagonis1ic He experienced 1t with the
 You are exempt from all penalties tonight" she said Then she turned to greet tb. members of his party who had strolled across from the window in his wake.
 AS she moved aside Rramfell looked at Iodcr Well. Chileote. have you dipped into the future yct:' he asked with q laugh
 l.oder echoed tue laugh. but said no1hin. In his uncertainty at the question he reverted to his old re, source If silence.
 Rramfcll raised his eyebrows "What". he said. "l)ollt tell lne that my sister ll-law hasn't engaged yo1 as d vic1ij.l." Then he turned h Eyes dret.teii. '.l Ne heard of oni new departure. Mrs. thiI"ot":
 Exc looked lolmd from the lively group }y w!,ch ,'i" WAS surrounded "l .liians crystal -aZinG: Why. oi eol;l e." ~l.c ,ai.. "Silt should lsl'k' a vci r:r.ttul seer. We are all quite curious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-07

 General Founders and MachInlsts. Rrass and Iron Castings and Ma. chine Hefa'fta@ stock 9f all Atnnd, ard goods ana caattnss carried ia stock all lhc tHt locomotives, Rn. gines and Boilers ijepai cd I.ona distance telepEehes. day, a7G nigbt, 334. Pine Bluff, Arkansas Note: We operate our machine shop botn day and night
 New goods, a,uactve place, sa kinds ot staple and fancy grocersAS fresh meats, game in season, country produce, free delivery to all parts sa the city.
 MRS. LOktA MORLEY. G12 East Sixth avenus, <. (. RAFFERTY. Tinner. Roofing. guttering and all kinds of slate and metal work. cornice and composition roofing.
 Metal Roof Painting and Repairing, 1 Handle ful line of stoves Galvnn- ized tanks.
 New telephone 309.
 G26 East Third Avenue.
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
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