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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
YcnnlblbamiasRabM
Wa9 BEN peNsH nHb NOrbtn.

Serldtt SnlnertsStntlon, Dte foiat:
'S.45 Vurm. (lluiOn : Stdtipn 5.55 Burm.),
,4itisnnr8 erprsb nuo GGttdso Special.
s1l.4t Burm. INTERPRETATION 1t.t5 Borm.),
Suupt2tnte Grpreb.
ITO Nndm. Coon Unions tniion). sTbe Benn.
l0lodlla" etllttco, Tad Chicago, Cincinnati
ut0 ct, QuuiS.
'3;;15 slaAm. .Coon Union @tatton). Ct. eouis
Itluitco, ra6 Indianapolis uno Ct. gpuis.
'4.55 Rafm. COON llHtons5tation), ,Yenuipl.
1Gula %epeetaI," II stuuoeH nGdl Ghitaa0,
400 Nadlm. (oon uutoHsStdtton). @bfoaac
uno Ct H0uiS @Lpreb.
100 NbsnOs (bon nntorsS totion), gbtcneo
Ylnlteo.
$3.50 Nbtnbs Cpon untou,s tuitcul, ct. aouis
$50 NOenbs (pou linton. stnttoD, @ertern
SrpreB uuo @IepcIGno nno Cincinnati @Es
'1i,if Radts uintong tntton 1t.b5 gatts).
BtiiSbura epeciGi,
tta1 Sa4ts WnionsstattOn 11.b5 Ra6ts).
Racttic &rpreB.
tdgIib, nab 9odsSabeu.
"S.45 gCrnt. u ntonsS iattoT 1855 8orm.), ttes
Ito. nnb buffalo Ola gmporilms3 uncttpHJ.
Srte, l1o 8ohcntage, in6 NOdeitsr.
tt.+4 Burnt. Utniuu7S tuttuH) tt.b5 gorm.),
tdNitdl, nab Nenobo. uro an a5oaentueel
~ S'adn, tdaIiS COOH tiuiOn'siOitOn), nud,
Willturnsport.
$50 NOeuOS, tdoIi1 nOu rIHiOH'e tntton). nas
Vuif1lu.
$50 NOcnSs, ,tagI!6 COON rniOn.e tatiOn). mao
Rod annapolis 7.8i, 9.Ot gurmtttaeS, SGT
@a6mtttoss az 8otentaeeT. SoHHtaes. co.
Bcrm., HOO Wbenhs.
qlou iintun.stattpu
gad g6ilaScipbia nmb Wctu.1srf.
500 VdhmtittunS ,.GunnreTInnat YiutEteSy"
td0Itd' cnur %cw.sorfj: lbs, 7.55. io'02
(+tiO5 nur Ecm,Oor) Ruru.. I'll! O5. $40.
400 St5I5. 10 lies gtbenSs an 9sot6ef,:
tuocn, SoltutnuS. I49. 4iO.02 lGoroeltS.
'i205. 100. 100. *54b. 7'50, 1t.25 SbSs'
Hur Ybilo0Cpbiu. 10. 3 $40. 900. 100
WorgcnS, 100, 8.O4, AGO, 4.57 1886 uno
G.45 glbenos an Noheutuaen. Sountnes,
B.31. 7b5 WIor0ens, 3.0I, APO, 4.57, 1876,
CAB gDcnos,
gIatb gniinii $40 mpraers an glpdentaaeu.
tG.35 abc1os tdelib.
RAD Sclmdr iIo Sen bd~nptidnIinen Biuifbets
l]ieQcroct Blnftcn an Der 0eiaiuaresb ibiHon,
$50, 755 Wlurgens, 2.30, 4.67 uno 7.50
NbcnbS an gSod entageIt. EuIHlagS, t.O0
lub 100 abenoS.
g8dibiHptuH @rprct, 2.2G, 2.6t, Ot2, 1925, 1856,
7.43. s.45. 0.42. 1924 WtorgcnS. 1905. t24s.
t.53. PIP. 2.45, 3.t6. $40. $50. 6.07. do,
6.25, 600, G.06, TO, 100 C7.36 gtmiteo).
Tai. $50, s.43, O.ib, 0.55, 1880 AbcnoS an
g8oNcntaacn. GrnutaeS, 2.2G. 2.bL, 6.t2.
7.25, 743, s.45, 0.42 Morpcns. 1906. lbs,
PIP. 31h. 3lO. 800. 6O7. 625. B,05. 7lb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
@orlGnfig fein RaiIenucriualtcr.

EooIi Snb., II. SuIi. - Tifl.
ter gustirf ertIdrte oen Hed1tsein.
iuano BON 3bomas 9aggart uno lei
men 0iitoneetiaates fir bcredtiist,
ourh rpeIfe ridterlide @nti6eioung
Die grnenmlng cines Maiienperpnl.
ters fir bas n5rend Gid Sotel" Dor.
l1ufig inbibirt lit. 8enernlanfpalt
Miaer meIbete iofort cine Appeaation
an oas Sbergeridlt Ses Staates asn.
Diana an. 81 n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Etrife hcfinitip bccnbct.

Columbus, o, II. &uIi,-Qic
Ourh &obn $. @iHoer, Columbus,
ucrtrctcncn nStanopot" aoblcugrll.
benbcliBer BADEN oos nit Sen @rltbtll.
orbeitern bon 0bio 0eihloiiene lleber.
cinfommen oiii5icQ unter5eidnct. Sir
sic NLr6citcr untericrtigten ErGiiocnt
Green uIlo onOere Yeamte ser ySbio
W}inc MorfcrS." 0oS cuuGbute llcber.
%eintommcn gcndbrt bcioeu Ibcilen
3ugeit0nOniiic. Die 2eute per0cn sic
glrbeit mie0cr atincbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Sm &Gfgana.
MitgIicOer5obI ser or9oniiirtcn Sob.
IcngrGbcr nilnmt u6. - 8rGiiOcnt
WitdeQ ldcint amtSmii0e.


MitdeI ifcint amtamii0c.
II, ga, II. Suli. -
Sine beocntlide Nbnabme Der Mit.
glieoer5abI muroe in Ser I5obres. Gons
oentton OeS critcn 0iitriftS ser @ru.
benarbciter in Carbonate beridtet.
Hod Dem 9ertdJt Don SefretGr- Sdab.
nletlter Genplep bctrllg sic 3abl ser
Mtit0lieoer am 30. SUM- bios 1890,
eitc Ibnabme BON 1924 9egenilber
IeBtcm Sabre. Die t6S 9ofolunionS
oe3 0iitrift3 3GbIten in 1905 Ourh.
idnittIid 22,512 MitgIieoer, wel6e
3abl bis aif 32,929 itieg, ia geroOe
Dor ser SuSpeniion betrug Die 3obl
44,627.
@rdiiocnt SoGu 0titheQ, ser SEN
Soriis fiibrte, biclt oui uagemeincS
&erIon9en cine Ne0e, in Ser ct iogte:
Set ib gum lebten Ntal bel Sbncn
mar, bat Die Organization lire
idmcrItc GriiiS OurAgemad)t, unO
lpcnn Sic audi nidt allies erbicItcn,
rpo8 Sic p~crIougten, 10 bobcn Sic
bod icbt before 3uItGu0c ais lie }lt.
Dor. Sd CLAUDE nid)t, ooB ib 0icic
gr6eit nob mand)e Sabre forticbcn
fam, oIlein c8 fommt ia aud, niht
Oarauf an, Oh elm Gin5elner ollatritt,
i%onOern Oos @idtigitc it, OaB sic
lid ielbit trelt bIcibcn. Sic
miiiien ais aIniie 3uinmmcnboltelL
1tO menn id audi ole 2oiltng nidt
mebr icIbit icbcn mag, 10 lpcrOc ib
cS bod ais meinen 2cbenS5mctt erod).
ten, 0ofiir SIT iorgen, ooB Die @rlbct.
arbeitcr BON gImerifa ibren 3uitan0
Ocr6eIiern, lire &inoer meitcr brillgcn
ltnO lire gauge &laiie %erbebcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
9 om 6cnfobrifin 3 iirid ,.

. omb Ell obrit in 3 ii dl.
@erf II. Sui. - Die S6mci5cr
EoIi5ci lit Der gnlidt, Oob iic cine
intcrnotionole @%ombeniobrif emf.
ocdt bat, Ser 0ombeniobrifont lit
cin OcItrcider un0 nltrOc in 3ilrid)
perboitct. Mon fon0 in icincm 9c.
iib 9onbcn, mic iic neulid in Gnco.
no in Stallen gefunocn ipurben, Die
m~utbmoblif gcgen Den &0ni9 bon
Stolicn Vermcnoung finOCn iolltcn.
Ger Monp ideint Die 9ombeniobri-
fotior olS intcrnotionoleS @ci6Git
bctriCbcn ur0 ieine Gr5eugniiie nod
perihicOcnen 26nocrn obgciebt 3u
babelt.
mar ni6t 10 dlimm III.
Iurb s, Siitlano, II. Suli. =
Der automobiluniau am porigen
Samitog ouf Dem Sforbp-9crg Der.
lief nidt 10 idlimm, nie man 5ucrit
geglaubt bate. Die Snioiien 0eS Nu.
tomobiIs moren Serr 9anning aus
Cincinnati, SEER 9rerner aus Nor
folf, ga, 6rou 2ope bon Cincinnati,
cine Gouiinc 6eS Serrn Banning, uno
einige oGniihe 8reunoe. 9os alrto.
itobil ranl1te gegen elm 6ltbrrperf mo
Die EierOc muroen getootet. 6rau
2ope puroe leiht perlebt, bod bofft
man, Dab lie binnen 1penigen 3agen
mieber bergeiteIt iein miro. Cine Ga.
MN, 5rop Ioudlat, Die lid i'm 2lltto'
mobit 6efuit0. muroe ebenioa5 IetdJt
pprleBt. 9as automobil nuroe nur
unbehei1tenb beidaoist. Serr Banning
bleibt bier. bis 6rau Qppe .pieoer ber'
geiteat lem piro Serr grcniter Bat
lid itdd Sanlbur8 begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
&crmiIdte tclcgrnpbiiid)c Scpcidcn.

- Ser 213 Sabre uIte GliiforO9in'
gers 0crictb nlrf icinc5 Gotcrs 6ornl
bel Sprocuic, q. -. in cine Nt16.
mai6inc. Scin linfeS Ncin nuror
foit gon5 nbgctrcnnt, bod boiien oil
Gcr5tc, ou5 rod)tc gcin oCS &nu6cll
rettert 5u f0nnCn.
0ie ~tl.j0brige Momie Carton,
Sod)ter bon 6rou Wtinnic Wtcpcra in
McmpbiS, muroc bon Orci mbcfnun,
ten 6orbiGen entiiibrt. Oinn ion0 0o9
WGo1cn ipGter in cincnt Webiiid) in
bemuBtloicm 3uitnpoe Wn0 i6rper
DerlcBt DOR.
- Die fiir5lif i'm 3uiommen.
bang nit Dem &GnhcreiidWinoel I'M
Stoote Oregon pcrboitctcn Soicpb II.
SoDn Is. 9lod, ioluie 9lllguit Anocr,
ion aus Sborpono, 8iac., limo 0urd)
Elm &obeos Corpus . 8criobren Die.
Scr in 6reibeit geiebt worOen.
Slim oermltmmte 8erbrcd]er
iiberficIcn Die No6tuGttcr Semen
mo @ooOmin inn 8oqgouituppcn
Der 2ltlnntic Shore 2inie in Comm
,Souie, Me, bradtcn &cpeD cine &C.
f0brlide Serletltng am &opie bel
mo crbcltteten mebrere SunoertIoI.
lars boar.
- 3n @uOion, R.'9, Fat iid Gr.
Shcriii Setrb Ycit, Elm bcfonntcr
8oIitifcr, aus unbefonntcr llriodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Sin ucucr cr6a6cncr ,ScrrIdlcr.

Genucr, Sol, II. SuIi.-Aih-
ter @cnrp MIelpin bon OnflnnO, Sal,
muroe bcute 9t6cu0 einitimmi0 gum
u@ronO GroItco &uIcr" oes o9cnepo,
lent ono Nrntectioe Or0er Of @lfS"
ermGblt. Or. Sortlun0 aus Wontono
weigcrte lid, Die domination 5l Dem
glmtc SIT acceptircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
&cscn GrmOrbnng icinrr TidJtc Dor
Mcridlt.

Sem g runsmid If, M, II.
Si!i, - Ger Ero5cb gcgen 6reOerif
Gang, % Sabre alt, ser beidul.
oigt lit, ieinc Hihte, sic jugcnOlife
&otte 8orOon, am 20. Npril in Bon.
bombtonn ermorOet 5l BADEN, muroe
bier er0iiret. Die Nnflagc pcrfiigt
iIber cine In5obl dliBerit belaltenOer
@eipeiic.
Gem 9upeiSmuterinl gcmGB idoB
SnNg 0aS Wt1Oden Dor i6rer Sob.
nling nie0cr, ais iic i'm 9e9riii Itan0,
elnen nit Y~niia9ieren oiht 6eietten
Nng9on 5u 6elteigen. @r ioQ Die 9tobt
6upor ibr einen &eirotbsantrog oe.
muht bnben un0 3uriidgepicien NOR.
Den iein. Der 8eflugte iol, mic Der.
loltet, bercit icinL irbuIoig SIT plaiOi-
ren, penn Dies MIR angdngig iein
milroe. Alon s. Strong, ser 9npolt
ocs 9eflngten, lit bemiibt, Die anfloge
olf ted)nil6e @riinSe bin 6iniGaig 5lt
MAIDEN. ,Ja
Gls Guberit b~elaltenoes 9enei8mo-
terial miro eiu Shreiben betrodtet,
oaS Der @ciangene aus Dem @ef1nq.
nib an ieine Mutter i6mlagcln
pollte. Sn Dem Sdreiben beiduloigt
iid Der gefIagte ietbit Oes Moroes
nno fIagt iciner Mutter iein 2eiO. Gr
6ofit, Dab er nidlt on5u lange 81 lei
Den BADEN unO Johann i'm @rabe Sen
6rieocn fin0cn tpcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Mcrdants' C Iiners' SranspOrta'
tim Gpmbanil,

9atnpfer.Slnteu:
Na6 Bottom uno benz Often; iebeu Wlontng.
9ienitng, 2orneritng niIo Sarnltog, NbeHos
0 ubr.
gtab Rrobtocnce uno benz Often: ieoer Sonn'
tag. Wtittipu1 mo 6reitIe, abelos o llbr.
9iu6 giepport'gteipS mo %yiurtolt: tigli6 UNI
0 llbr Nben0s.
Sradt ipiro .lgIi6 bis 8 lltr gbtnoS Tiir an
bent GAGE ubiubreroe 9umpfer algenunnleu.
Adb Gaeanidb uno Bent Siioer: ieoen Diem
ftan &pnreritug mo Satltiag, Mberos y ubr.
gluItuner uno Yrontoetces Salnpicr ld0ren bon
Der gScrtbe am Sube beS 2ongsDnds ab. Sas
Untunbz9 nmpfer bon BET Berite ON Gnbe Der
8eila 6aussgIbeme.
Is. VI. @iainBbam, gaent,
tung'Sod.
~. y. 3urner, g. Z. ".
II. .. Stebbins, Sen. sgldl.
6ahptblreau - Stbuhs6fe WCrniau' nab
sigBt'strahe. Q13.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Baltimore 9ampf Sadct So.
Ole ger. Stiaien.goit bef6roerno.
Sampier ,,8tratuia" (Hru), pAtnbama,"
t5curgtn," .TeMucIcc."

eeDrgtn," sSenncncc."
Sampler tabrell tnQli6, GolntuaS atiSgeuoIts
men, bon ben sgais2tniea" Biers, gtr. 1913,
Gigbt'StrnBe, $50 9lbenos. brett nn1 Glo
Yoiut Comfort, gtorfoIi, Portsmouth ulo allen
Finitcn oeS Siioers. Gerbinbun0 In SIo
90ilt Gumfpri init &c. & &. @ifenbabH." gtn6
Rtbmono, &erbinoung TIT Portsmouth mt BEN
aSenbodro gir cine" ioIibeu 8ug nab BOrtS'
mouth uro gtIantu. IN gtortolf &erbltbuiG
init her a%eItInntic Gonlt Cine" giurfult unO
bern, SBnI6inoton. @.sG., attmonb, IA. unb
Reip'2)urf.
wlobl8ettcu nod europditbem 9Iane. 2uru'
rt0te Nniiltpl3itDWer, e'eftriibe Nelelihhiig.
simmer in oet NtIei'Iiireair Der Dat Cine. ="
Gr. 107, OitsVnltiruresStrnbe gr. 900 linb
6Os, ~9iabiSirabe, g. VI. g. Office, Siiouft'Gde
Baltimore, Ilro GdloertsStrabe, Continental
Irlit Builotlg uno AIbaugb'S, gtr. 100, gioroi
Charles. Strabe.
Subu N. sheriuDob, Y. Brptun,
gicesPrdf. II. Sen. sUlGnu1er. Sen. s5d. sNacnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

Sn Ren Dorf limb 28,25C
NlltompbiIc rcqiitrirt, mro man
gIail6t, Dob in scr Gcreini9ten Stoo.
ten iibcr 10000 IutomobiIe eriitiren.
Gie idbrIiden Soften bern em. Oorfcr
Automobile merocn oltf $30,OOO,O0O
geIdGtt, uno man gIaubt. ouB bos
gauge 2an6 iG6rIid $70,00O,cO fir
oos g~ergriiger oua1iebt. Wei Der
3abl Der autos lit e5 MIR ouffauenb,
Dab nif)t mebr N}cuiden bem @ltto.
Sport erliegcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
@nrpIanb G gennIhIuania n. q.

RnrpIaab e gennihlbauia n. 81.
Biige herIufien Rortb .gbe.s II. DAT str. sStution
TAO Norni. nan DOrf tdaIth, ousaenaumsr
GoHntnes.
$50 anr..'. lad Delta NUT @ounfass.
$50 8otri. mad Pel1ir t6gItS, alsaefomrfen
Gnnrtuas.
1926 gnbm. naa 9ort taa!i6, aiisssrommsn
Sonrinas.
4.05 Waf,ut. rod Delta MIR sonntnas.
AGO gsubnt. mao Delta tialtb. mls1ericrrmtu
Gon1fdgs.
600 abenbS nan EeInIr ifeIin. atseentm.
men Sorninas.
II 90 ubefibS mad ReIutr Hur gonn,das.
Has GbeftpS ra6 sSeIalr Wtttipod1 unh Sam
ftn1B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
resChio-8 ahn.
1dolib. l1iGIid, ausaeuumuen gunntnes.
2g{ur SunrineS.

OINItBdlDe D. Afbt StuHbe nht oRr Sthnbt" DON
eomocl :, Station mad sSafbiugtun an s4o.
6eridgen, 500 gSurm. bis 500 Hbenbs, init
8pIulols9ienIt. Grhbere Gbfabrt bon Dlt.
@ai6inaton, ~SerIancn wt. sobcI Ct, 900.
no. 1850, *s45, +0,4S. 1870, Ill 90 gors
%Inittuas, 2t2,t0, i1240. it.b5, '2.43. 1850.
+4.t4. 1A.55. 1856. 900. i6.56, 800. .t0.55,
.tt.32 Nbcnhs; berI. Camden Ct. 1900, .8.t5,
$50. 1920, 100. 1880, 300, 1000, Hoo
&ormttiaGs. 1900 yiattS. 1906. H2.t5.
Il 80, 2t.06, 200, 300, 1905, 400, 1880,
300. 1906, 1885. 600, 90. 10, 1920, 100,
q 90. 1910, $1,000, 1905, *tt.t0. *lt4t
annasOts, wt. mooaI citation MO unb
2s45 &ormittngs. l5.b5 Nhrbm.; GnmoensStu,
1920 uno 1900 YormittagS. 1905 giuhnI,
26.35 NIB Gl0 NbennS.
3reberid. Wt. JiooaI Citation. 2s,4b. l94s,
Bpritt 9ambeIt Siutior. 1855. 300. 29.t6
nno 1000 SoroIY lt.25, 1850 nno 1920 Bah'
mittagS.
spindJeFter, glt. robaL, Mo Rorur.. i2.4s.
1880 Endn.. Gamoen, F.20 Norn, 1900.
1850 uno 400 aa6nt.
6ascrsto,pu, Mlt. 9tocll Sta, l446 8urnn.,
1850 yln6m, Gdmoen Siatioti, 1000 SorIH.,
$50 uno 400 gladnt.
0nieott'GitD uno VT. Altn, Gambler Station.
H.35. ?O.15 Rorm., 1925, 1880, 1920, F0.90
+1t.45 Nbenos.
gartis' Nab, Gambler gtution. 1871 % BORN.
earal, mt RolaI, |2.43 Ro9ni., Camden.
ROO Habn
giohaf Blue cine nad ghtfabelpbia unb Rstu.
sprf, uener terminus an SrrianodmanSigs
tier CITRATE, GeiusYDDrf, beqteni uad1 peteiS,
Tbfuttru NIB CHefdl1itS. Tiftrift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

VdHe fiir's AHsfane beierat e.. Hatue, EJ,
Alb, Citsgnltimpre &c. Str, ndhr Eoftanaenie.stss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

gdEe ifr'e siuSlnno befornt q. yiaine. gr.
Ais, Eit.galttm0Te' StrI Habe 9oiMmlenft.aVs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

Rcrf0Hens
Camden gRt Mphni.
SdIntudggons .... 1igl. 36t Y. Y 3.b5 z
Barrier u. @iner -. .Gdgt. 755 .. y 500 2 ID
Autiet RnrIur. uusacn,e 60. 900 y. Y 9.bt y
Barrier Diner. MIR So. 0.528 . 9.b7 Y&
lsarl0r 9ifler, alsgeIf. Gp.tt.b 80 Y. " tl.b4 ~
Rnylor Diner -. .1hal. 1.55 Y. y Lob y. ,
.Dlohaf ptmiteb" 80. .1dgl. 34s y. y 3.52 y.
Quahes. PbiIa.. uuse. 60. 500 " BOB re
BnrIor Diner. -. GdgL 500 Y . B.05 9
@oddes. 8bIia... ..gdgI 9oog. e.o5M.q
Sbintfuoagon 49,. 3del.l H. OR. f2.44 y:
9ofdI 5 S6ldfpd9aonS fito fPrtiq 8nn De.
bra!tb IN GqHbeH' unc Wt. stooalsStation uu'
10 u6r 9tbef6s.
VI. nn6 Nhantie.6itn an gSotentnaen: v.
nab atlnntteGitp tdglih. , rat AtlantiesGitp
gonniaes, ale 3h0e balien in gsiImihetor:
g bdlt In 0btttr.
eldla. Nffon., Characterization. 1905. 1915
porin., eco. 76.10 Nutin. mt. Echul eta,
1910. IL. 20 Eerin., y 20. 26t5 RuhtH.
Nberbccn Hffpm, Ganloen Sintiot. II 90
gndhrt., l6t0 Shenbs; MT RpDdl Gtuiinr.
III .05 gnbni, SOL 10 abenbs.
Hefercirung bon Hdnm tn Sdlnf' oner Bat
lprsgsdapons, GpeifesJinten etc. peroen fdreu
befornt per 5eIepbon in allen tolaenoen gt0sts
Mtrrutr: Ghnrless une SardtnensStrase 6, 4
n geoIte 1870, cher Wo. Geifrtinno 1901: Wt.
RnhGhS t1iion. 6. & q mt. 8t-ren 3t29;
gunlhen e latton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. B -.
Cputb 1919, poer g,o. goirtlaro 2726. nne sr.
526. GiiosVrndntucs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20

"A N hour later the captain Abdul
~ lab might have been seen
walking carelessly toward the
tent where the brethren slept.
Also had there been any who cared to
watch something else might have been
seen in that low moonlight, for now the
storm and the heavy rain which follow
ed 1t had passed-namely, the fat shape
Of the eunuch Mcsrour. slipping after
him wrapped in a dark camel hair
cloak. Hidden among some picketed
dromedaries, he saw Abdullah enter
the tent of the brethren, then, waiting
till a cloud crossed the moon. Mesrour
ran to it unseen and, throwing him.
eelf down on its Swallowed side, lay
there like a drunken mar and listened
with all his ears But those within
spoke low, and he could only hear single
words, such as garden" 1.-THE star"
princess"
So important did these seem to him,
however. that at length Mesrour crept
forward and with the sharp point Of
his knife cut a little slit In the taut
CduVdb. 10 Ibis ne SCI His eye, oh1y W
find that 1t served him nothing, for
there was no light in the tent. Still
men were there who talked In the dark
ness.
Good" said a v~oice-it was that of
IN of the brethren, but which he could
not tell, for even to those who knew
them best they seemed to be the same.
Good. Then it Is settled. Tomorrow
Mt the hour arranged you bring the
princess to the place agreed upon, dis
guised as you have said. In payment
for this service ! hand you the luck OF
Hassan. which you covet. Take 1t,
here 1t Is, and swear to do your part,
since otherwise 1t will bring no luc
to you. for l will kill you the first time
we meet-yes, and the other also"
Il swear 1t by Allah and his prophet"
1T Is enough. See that you keep. the
oath. And now away. 1t Is not safe
that you should tarry here"
Then came the sound Of a man leav-
Ing the tcnt. Passing round 1t eau
tiouslv he halted and, opening his
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Nv ~ W. W orc Atiftt0.
you say h q you and your woman
and he looked darkly at Masouda-
know nothing. But these men know.
and it is right that you, for whose sake
If not by whose command the thing
was done. should mete out its reward
and do my bidding
Fol a moment Rosamund stared at
the boxes, then suddenly she closed her
eyes and, taking them up ut hazard,
stretched out her arms, leaning for
ward over the edge of the dais. There
on calmly enough the brethren took,
each Of them. the box that was nearest
to him. that in Rosamund's left hand
falling to Goodwin and that in her right
to Wulf. Then she opened her eyes
again, stood still and watched.
Cousin" said Goodwin, before We
break this cord that is our chain OF
doom know we'll that, whatever
chances, we blame you not at all"
Then he began to unknot the silk
which was bound abou his box. Wulf.
knowing that it would tell all the tale,
did not trouble himself az yet, but
looked around the room, thinking that,
whether he lived or died. never would
he see Il stranger sight. Every eye in
it was flied upon the box in Godwin's
hand. Even Saladin stared as though
1t held his own destiny. No, not every
one, for those of the old imaurn were
fixed upon the face of ItOsamund,
which was piteous to see. for all its
beauty had left it, and even her part
ed lips were ashy. Masouda alone
still stood upright and unmoved, as
though she watched some play, but he
noted that her rich hued cheek grew
pale and that beneath her robe her
hand was pressed upon her heart The
silence was intense.
"Trouble enough about n mans
life in n land where lives are cheapT'
exclaimed Wulf, thinking aloud, and
ut the sound of his voice all men start
ed as though II had Numbered sudden
ly In a summer sky. Then with n laugh
he tore the silk about his box asunder
with his strong fingers and, breaking
the seal, shook out its contents. LO,
there on the floOr lay the enchanted
star OF Hassan.
Masouda saw. and the color crept
back to her cheek. Rosamund saw
also, and nature was too strong for her,
for in n bitter cry the truth broke
from her lips at last;
Not Wulf! Not Wulfv' she walled,
and sank back senseless into Mason
da's arms.
"NOw, SIRE" said the old imaum with
a chuckle, you know which of those
two the lady loves
Eyes, l know now" said Saladin,
"and l am glad to know. for the mat
ter has vexed me much"
But Wulf, who had palcd for a mo-
ment, flushed with Joy as the truth
came home to him.
"This star Is well named The
Luck" he said as, bending down, he
took 1t from the floor and fastened 1t
to his cloak above his heart, "not do l
hold It dearly earned"
So that strange scene ended.
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Very skiilfuliy Mesrour covered Il
with a fold Of his robe and under shell
ter Of the fold slipped down bis hand
and grasped 1t, not knowing that, al
though she seemed to be turned away,
Masouda was watching him out Of the
orner Of her eye. Waiting till the
brethren reached the tent door, she
called out:
"Sir wulf, are you already weary Of
the enchanted star Of fortune. or would
you bequeath 1t to usT"
Now Wulf came back, saying heav-
lily:
III forgot the thing. Who would not
at such a time? Where is It? I left 1t
on the cushion"
"Try the hand Of Mesrour,' said Ma
SCUBA. whcreat with a very crooked
smile the eunuch produced 1t and said:
III wished to show you. Sir Knight,
that you must be careful with such
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elder claim that right"

elder claim that right"
And l claim it as the younger. The
Jewel was UsBsan's gift to me. WI
slse could give 1t to Abdullah r. added
Wulf.
well spoken, both OF you. SO it
seems TINT both must die"
Then Rosnntind stepped forward and
threw herself upon her knees before
him, cxcI0iming:
Sire, my uncle, such Is not your jus.
tlce, that two should be slain for the
ofrense of one. il Offcnsc there be. II
you Know not which Is guilty, spare
them both, ! bescech you"
He stretched out his hand and rails
cd her from her knees.
"Nay, plead not with mo. for how
ever much you love him the guilty mar
must suffer as he deserves, but Of this
matter Allah alone knows the truth"
Now, behind Saladin stood that old
md famous imaum who had been with
him and Hassan when he commanded
the brethren to depart from Damascus.
Leaning forward, he whispered in bis
masters ear, who considered a mo-
ment, then answered him:
ut Is good. Do So
So the imaum left the court and re-
turned presently carrying two small
boxes OF sandalwood tied with silk and
scaled, y like each other that none
could tell them apart, which boxes be
gave to SaIadin.
I'm Une Of these" said the sultan. "is
that jewel known as the enchanted star
and the luck Of the house Of Hassun.
In the other Ia a pebble Of the same
weight. Come, my niece, take these
boxes and give them to your kinsmen,
TO each the box you will. The Jewel
that Is called the star OF Hassan IS
Let it choose, therefore, which Of these
knights IL ripe for death, and let him
perish IN whose box the star 10 found
Now" muttered the imaun into the
ear OF bis master, mo- at length we
shall learn which 1t is Of these two
men that the lady loves"
That Is what l seek to know" an
swered Saladin In the same low voice.
AS she heard this decree Rosamund
looked round wildly and pleaded:
"Oh, be not SO cruel. l beseech You
spare me this task. Let 1t be another
bhand that is chosen to deal death to
one of those of my w blood with
whom I ha We dwelt since childhood
But Saladin looked at her very stern
~ and answered:
Princess, l am sure that you desire
to escape, and plots are made to tax
you from me, though of these plots
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XXX.

"A N hour later the captain Abdul
A lab might have been seen
walking carelessly toward the
toni .uhnrn thu hrathran slant