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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Gtseatbamlide grfabransea
Zines iunsen ebsmannes.

Sobn Mneelberger, tpeI&sr mseen
8erlaRsns ieiner tbsuren 9dlfte sinse.
lo&t murbs, erfldrte istnsn Sal fol-
9enoermabsn:
gr babe R1 In @rssnsbure berbeira.
tibet unb $50 in Der Sai8e gebabt,
na&bsm sr aber bic 6abrfarten fur f&
islbf. feline 6rau. ben Onfsl Darn
uno osRsn Dumb sel0ft bate. isi tpenie
oabOn tibrig gsbIieben. @is Ontsl
6arrp tibsrbaupt 3u ibnsn fam, wifs
er ni&t. aenug. er fam.
6rau Wariba Hnoelbsrasr iasts, ole
He ibrsn Sobn nm ein paar @ummi.
i&ubs asfrast babe. isi er aufsehanoen,
babe fi& 9srduipsrt uno iei alsoann
wisosr In R9 3uiammsnssIuntsn.
uorauf He ibm fasts. er m6se fd ein
anoeres 2oifbaus iu3sn. gr that oies
uno murbs folsenben 8ages berbaftet.
6risosnsri9ter Sbspparb meinte, be,
anseilaate iei bollfdnbis bers&tigt &C.
wsisn, fi8 nod etnem anoeren aof'
bauie umSufeben, unb Der @efansen'
wuros auf freisn Nub geiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Sie &atbbnm Grplofiom
S9eint zines Dpfers ii9sr su iein.

6rduIsin Sslene Stapp. wslne In
Der @rplofiOn Der 3hnobOl3Fabrit bon
3 u. 8atbbun & 60. Dor sinigen
WO&en 10 i9wer Osrbrannt wuroe.
iHsint on i6rsn 0srlsBunesn 3u@runoe
3u 9ebsn. sic mar 7. st. na& Der
DObnuns bon s. u &atbbun. 1888
Blaine aOe., 9ebra&t woroen, oa ibr
3ufano sinsn Sransport nidt 3ulisb
Or. 2seib, uslher ben 6al In BE-
banolun9 bot, ertldrte. oab wsnig poff'
nung pprbanosn iei, oas Wdo&sn.
OeRsn bstos Obren BET bsm nnfal a6.
branntsu, uno weldes ionif nod ihwers
8ranomunosn I'm gsR9t babontrug.
au retten
aae anbsrsu Opfsr Der grploRon
iollsn iid auf benz Wese Der gsferuns
beinosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Sise tn GoaiFioa.
Bier SnbianapoIiier i@wer perIest.

Sn elmer 2o[tfion auii4en Jra4t'
shasn nabs Bee Suutsr Junction, etua
80 Weilsn itioli6 bon bier. puroe Carl
Rartin, 12l Sigblanb aus. getootet,
wdbreno @burlss 6uutsr elm 6si3er,
1912 On Is Strabe; %. 8 9oppsr.
ein Wai4iniff. 2l4 gforn Bspills aos.,
uno Clarence Sranis, Elm 9eiisr aui
Cumberland fawsr psrlebt wuroen.
8eioe 2ocomotipsn nurosn bsi&doi9t.
Warttn mar eraos gum erfsn Ulale i'm
Dieniis Der 8abn tbdtig. als oas un'
alhd ibn oabinraffts. Zines istner
Betne muroe ab9ei6nittsn uno innsrlt4s
8srlsbunssn, nsl9s er nod aubsroem
srIitt, fibrtsn i.insn Soo bsrbst GUN.
ter mar Der nd6f. S&wsrperlsste.
Sein rs1iss B,in mar abgsquetiht,
iein redisr Nrm bsim @asnbogen Der.
remit. uno auBsrbem bate sr nod I'M:
;dbligs Wunoen am Rtrpsr uno 2opfe
oabongetragen.
Sopper srlitt auBer Quetf&aneeu
sinen 8sinbru&. 5rante erlttt Ier-
lsbunssn am 2opfs uno sinsn gebto'
tsnen untsrfisfsr. AQs uurben nat
benz bisfssn St. 9incents 6Oipital ss.
bradt. SAINTS aborn. Der Raf&tnia
bss anoersn 3u9ss. wuroe tn 8ufbroo.
Snb.. tn Obbut ssnommen. Gaa
unsliid ereiguste fiA auf etnem Sei'
tengeleiie nabe 8ufbroo. Ale Der
lsbtsn murbsn In Der Rd6e ibrer 2o
tomotipsn aufssfunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

Der 46 Sabre Weila
Sanisn uIrbe gefern Absno on Der
Bsif Mst&isan Ctr. Rreu3ung bon
sinsm 3uss Der Big Sour @iisnbabn
tibsrfabrsn unb aei6otst. gr muros
bon Soc 6aromstp ibentifistrt unb
fanb mon cine eolbsns ubr, $40 In
@eIo uno feline Raturaliiatio tionspapiers
on ibm.
sein 26rper tpurbs Biz sur untsnnt.
It&tsit BON ben Rdosrn bss 3uass ser.
malmt uno bat man feine lbuung.
wis Der Ysrunalhdte ben 8oo errsi&ts;
sr gtng oas @elsiis entlang uuo mub
bas Rommsn oss pafasiersuses pOll.
fidnois tibsrh6rt baben. 6anien wObuts
9to. $50 gromn Aps. uno fol Der
ipanote In Detroit, Ri&., paben
Seine 2si3s tpuros Der Rorsue aber'
gebsn unb mirb Der Coroner feline lin.
tsriu4uns sinleiten.
Slate oore, 308 Sort
Spring Strabe. ein Ns9er, murbe &C.
ffern absnb $50 l1br an Der 0obl,
unb @aib!ngton Str. our3 stnsn 3ul
sstroffen, uno auber sftion aeisbt
Moors ains laut ausiasen Sis @sI.ii
sntIans, als er bon benz 3uge eetrof
fen uno gsgsu bis siisrnen garrierel
aeitIsubert tpurbe. gr erlitt eine f&wsr
9srlsbuns am aOpfe.
Otto WittIin, etn 6ubrmani
Der Dome grauersi. murbs oaour& Der
lebt, bab er bonn Sibs isinss Waasn
iisl. gr uurbe tn lsibsnbem 3uifanb
tn feline Wobnung, 627 proip.et Str.
gebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

Die Snoiana Manufacturers unh
Shippers aRoetation bislt esffs,n sint
Sibung ibres Regulations. aOmites at
uno muroe bsi&loRsn. ois 8eri&te ber
bsri9isosnsn Difritts Ysrfnmmlun zen.
oeren erffe mabrf3s;nIi@ am nd&fen
Srsitas In Ssrrs 6auts fatifinbet. ab.
suwarten.
Special -0sprdfsntantsn Der Wanu.
facturers uno SHIPPERS ARoeiation
werben grtra gsrfammIunsen abbal.
ten. um init ben oerf4ieoenen intsreis
iirten @siAdftslsutsn In 6abluns su
treten. oamit bas notbtge Watertal &C.
faumslt w;ro. um 3ur eeIesenen Set.
ensrsiid asssn ois bObsn Ritsn oor3u'
gsbsn uno promptsren Sransport 3u
erlangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Giienbabnmnslid.
3ass fonibiren nabe Reelspige.

=. 8. Rob. ein Wai&inta, uno 5ree
Willsr. elm grsmisr. wurosn geRern tn
elmer 2oltfion sutf&en ben 3tsen go.
II uno "a Der Yanoalta Gabn get6o'
tet. getos Ndnuer wuroen na2 8errs
6aute ssbra9t. no bieislbsn TIM fdott'
i9sn 2si1snbauie uufsebabrt uurosn.
Das unglfd ersignete R4 nabe &ssls'
billie, Jno. 3us RO. "a NOR auf BEN
gslsiis gum Stiafanb sstommsn, ale
Der anosre 3ug tn benfelbsn binein'
fu6r. Rob Ia Der S9waasr oes bieR'
esn Raolsrpolisifsn CHARLES gernausr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

I'm Wsihna9tsnbsno uiro Der beut.
i1s Wsbgsr.Ysrein In Der @ermania
Dale isinsu srOBsn Wsi6naats Bal
peranfaItsn. @roBs 0orbereitunaen
Hno fHr bisis Jsfiliatsit setrOffen NOR.
ben, uno bas suffdnoiss aomits bat
ale feline gOrbsrsitungsn in elmer Weiie
s,troHen. boB ben 8beilnsbmern Elm
F.iifrsubiesr absnb garantirt uiro.
8stnnntlia 9s66rsn ote Wsbger 3l
ben ssnhtbliaf.n S}sfgsbsrn bie man
f9 nur whnI9sn tann, unb 10 wiro
osnn aud Elm boIsdbliaer Bsfu9 Der
Tsftli6tsit Mot ausblsibsn. Alio aui
gum BaQ Der Wsb9er am Is. De3em.
Der In Der Gsrmania 6als.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
1Ar ote Hetertaae

oMertrett tutr anierem ner'
ebrtem &mnoem etme erobI
MuStpabl bon ommittblm'
men. bliibenoer NHausen,
De9otttaS, GselaHaen, Msa'
IeoS, RotufetttaS, &rteaS,
Gameltas, Watbluttte,t
Cua3tutben, etc
8ertermattu DreS. &c.,
241 RaNaMuiettS 0re.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
etrakenbabnoteait bsrlaasert
Sdb eaft Strase erbdIt eine l tlbr
rOmI Gar"

Auf ips3iellss griu9en bes Stabt.
ratbss 6iiisne. bat bie etraBenbabn.
@eis0i4aft suaefast, ibren Wa&toisni1
auf Der Sao gaif 6trabe 2tnie nm
sinsn Wasgon 3u bsrldnsern. Aas
anosren Daasons fabrsn wie bisber;
bod wiro um l llbr Na9ts sin Waa'
son bon Der Slltnois uno Daibinatou
e,trabsn Sd, abfabren. Der bie eth
gaff strabe binab. b!s sana gum @ar-
fi.lo part our3fdbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

@amos 1ttso Gtamos tttrett
to Hosat9att ,tno Dron3e,
ote bvte.e etawbaro t1bress
oer @eIt bel SwJtmS 8. @att
& esp, IL OF 0ett. Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
3mseatsleiimus.

Sut9infon, Ras.. 10. Oe5
gerionen3us go. 80 Der Rod Sslonn
gabn sntslsifts bsuts gcrmtttag. Der
s.iammts 3us OsrlieB Oas geIsiie. unb
nit ausnabms Der sOtOmOttOs airsteu
ale @assons um. etwa IL perionen.
mstrere i9w,r, folIen bsriebt i5n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

am "a. De3smb Der, Begin.
nenb NIT 5 llbr Wa&mtttags. finOei
bic D,i6ua3ts. .gei6eeruns i'm Dta.
ionie 6oIpttal aatt. BET Der ale Rran.
ten uno Anssaea.en bsoa&t weroen.
Gin bhbi&ss proaramn wirO fdr bieis
Gsiessntstt entwctfer. s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Snbianappts, Snb, @ttpo6, 49, DECEMBER
Ans beH 0eri9telr.
Superior >@eri@t.

3immer go. l. @i9ter Sohn 8.
McTaifsr.
Die Rs9anics Glen 2lags bon 6rst
@eble 9sssn Clara =. Seller muros
gsesn ben HntIdger entfdisbsn uno
osrislbe In bie RoRen bsrurtbeilt.
3immsr 9su. 8, Ri9ter giniOn
Garter.
Sn Der Wotentlags Der Wer9ants
National Banf gessn CHARLES Sid.
meper wurbe Der Bsfla9ts f9ulbig be-
funoen uno our 3atlung bon $ll6.05
uno 2Ofsn bsruribsilt.
Sn ben Rlaseiaden BON S6omas
Dom ssesn bts @apilal Goal @Ompanp
uno aatbarine 6ut9iniOn 9egen @oan.
geline 6ut&tnfon tuurben oie 2lagen
surhdse3Ogen uno bic acfen be3abIt.
Wegen 8eruntreuuna bon $l4OO
wuroe Der 20.idbrise goparb &utleogs
faulOig befunben obtse Summs oer
Sdombsrg gisar COMPANY unters
i&Iagen 3u baben unb NIT psrbdngter
Strafs entlafen.
Der iunge Wann bate 3ablungen
bon ben 0unbsn ieinsr Arbsitgeber an
gsnommen. bie erbaltenen Bstrdge aber
nipt ab9sIisfsr.. fein 0ater bs3ablte
sinsn She'll bes unteri9Iusenen @eIoes
unb fsate Noten fur ben &eibstrag
aus. 9a iebo9 oieie Notsn ni&i
prompt eingel6f wuroen. murbe I'm.
iIaps gsgsn ben iunssn RutIebse srbo'
ben unb berielbe perurtbsilt, ieoo& auf
8eranlaHuns. fsiner arbeitseber NIT
perbdngtsm trtbeH entlahen.
Griminal> @eri@t.
@i4tsr 6rsemont Alforb.
Sames Megop tpurbe megen Gieb.
fabls unb Innabme gefoblener @aa'
rem 3u 81 unb Roden perurtbeiIt.
Sobn 6iq bsfam $40 unb 2ofen
aufsebrummt, neil er fi& ber Dergeben
Der geleibisuns unb bss angriifs mil
Der Abfi&t su tootsn f9uIois ssma1i
bate.
Senrp @imbsr tpurbe i9ulbtg Be-
funosn unb beruribeilt, berauf4enoe
Getrdnie bertauft unb glei&3eittg ben
Qdufern erIaubt 3u bnben. bisis auf
fsinsm @runb uno Boben 3u trinten.
mofhr ibm $40 unb 2ofien 3ubiettrt
murben; auberbem !purbe Ct wegen
Wsrfaufs esiffiser Getrdnte an Winber.
idbrigs nit $40 unb Rotten unb tuesen
Dsrtaufs obne 2iesna NIT $40 unb
Soften befraft.
gbarlss @ogers uuroe wesen Ser.
taufs bon bsraaf&snbsn @strdntsn an
Winberidbrise nit 500 unb Soften be.
oa9t.
Nene Glagen.
@briiian @sttinesr tlaete Qsgen Grsb
2enoper auf 3ublung bon 5000. Bie
Ct fast. bstam er am %. DECEMBER
1896 ein 1gtbeil I'm Newtoner Hreis.
seri&t gesen ben gstlasten auf Beslei.
dung elmer eumme bon. $68.82 nsbh
6 procsnt 3infen, unb nerlanst be,
Rldeer fhr Anwalts. unb Geri9tstofeu
nun bic @siammtiumme bon 5000.
psopls's DspoRt Bant rsi&te Bel
benz aufdnbisen @eri4t sin @efu& Elm.
ben Namen Der 6trma In people's
6tats gani umdnoern ju bhrfen. >.
Aoam 8. 6ooper tIaets eseen @obsrI
s. 6iatt auf $l25 gommifion weseu
Bertaufs bon behen gigentbum.
Susenbgeri&t.
Dor benz Susenbri@tsr @eoree %
Stubs erf&ien sefern eine @eielI
faaft 3iaeuner, tpel&e bas otifsrs De
ri&tssimmsr bur& ibre grotesten De
ialtsn unb Bstlsioungen auf tur3e Set
erbellte.
Die 6auptanaeilagte mar ein
braune e16ns bon is&3ebn 2en3sn
tpeI&e an9eflaet mar, einen 6armer TN
rs Gents ssbra&t 80 babn. Der RID
ter faete Der @efeQi&aft. He bhrfter
ni&t ben Garmern bas gslb abnsbmsn
mel&en oas Stabtleben unbetannt iei
fie iollten fib lieber an poli3tifsn uni
3situngsmeni&en balten.
Die 3ipsuner srwioerten:
.Nir nit hsbIeu. @atrfagen, nj,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Die Wtauufaetnrers u. Shippers
MKoetatton

8ereitst ii4 gu enersiidsm gorseben Dor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
BAL ess Wssser=Sereins

am 8eibna6tsabenS in Der Sermania 9aIIe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

Mems Blue Handkerchiefs, 10c grade, at ..............
Mems Fine Chinchnla. Kearsey, Melton and Frieze Overcoat
Silk on Serge Innings, Silk sleeve Innings, Silk Velvet Collars; ct
very loose, straight from shoulder, hanging "Swagger Style" in
fashionable lengths, also in the popular Belt style; goods
worth $500, 1000, 22.00 and 800, at .........
knee-pant Suits, oI all wool, stout material; a small lot rep
many broken lines, one or so of a kind; sizes, age Z TO age Is,
worth So. so, $500 and $500. choice of the lot ............
Gents Ties, one lot of light colored styles. csc and soc values
the lot punched to close out at
. Mems Wright Health Underwear, all wool feeced, worth
Pto0'
one Genuemens Fine Hats in blacks and colors, worth $50, 800
and 80. so, at 81 80, 81 50. and.
Men S Underwear (Union Suits. come in gray or blue, worth
S1,5O, LIS and 200, to close out at Csc and at............
r1 Underwear for Boys. extra heavy feeced. 35c quality, close
out at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

All the Straw Hats for men and boys now left o or shelves
must be closed at this sale. The sale will start them at ...... DC
Caps for Men, Boys and Children, summer OF winter use, in all the pe-
vaiing fashions, all included in this Bargain Feast
Special attention is called to the line of Mems Winter Overcoas which
this sale will close at 81 so, made up int lot of many broken
s s%s % % to s ssnS SS. a stock ':! ri:n' eF''.y' durable coats, worth $50
N lot OF Ns" 5 soft Hats" worth Loo to Loo at '''' 29c
"s" 5 zoe l"'' at 49, 39c
Mems and Boys Work Shirts Observation-Disclosures. in.
Mems Stiff Bosom Shirts. the renowned Elgn and Stage Ar
brands. best1 LOO n 1.0 shirts obtanable. at ........ 4SC
1856 pairs of Boys wooden mot all wool knee pants. sizes IN.
10 H. A. pei pan luz
Mems durable every day Suspenders, zoe kind at ...... @.
Umbrellas worth 5c to 500 each, are going at this sale at IN.
at . 10 QGG
One lot of Mems Umbrellas, worth $50, at .......... III.
One lot of boys, youths and small mems size Suspenders, q.
soc webbs, the lot punched to sell eaach at ............... DC
Our large lot of mems and boys Gloves for street, driving or work.
will b openly displayed. bearing plain pTce marks on each,
TINS sale Will start the line 1T "
III Cases n Valses from the cheapest to the best. all reduced in
cs sse@ sSn Ss star 3Ps At sacrifice 'H o. Al! the stock the line o Suit t.l9
onS 9es lot Of co19'sn'' Suits, worth 100 and 800. Your CSC
Mems Silk Embroidered Half Hose. csc qualities, at ..... Ia
Mems fine hemsttched Handkerchtefs, 25c grades, at ..... o.
H0'SN ants . ssa at -. Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-09

+tock from our factory we have taken over the entir
& Co. hand-tailored mems clothing, WHICH IS B
g entire stock must be sold regardless of the cost; Il
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-21

chasing butterflies yes, already the
door was closed, and Bobby was him.
self again
Il say. what a time you have been
looking at those ugly -eld pictnres' !"
he cried, running up to The colonel.
Just look at my beautiful orange but
terny / shall have to keep him in
lay pocket till we get home to the
chloroForm bottle
"Will you 0, = kind thing, my little
MANI said the professor You have
had nice birtbday--ch, haven't your
"Oh jolly"
"'Then lct the poor butterfly go. His
life means much to him, and so little
10 you"
But it's such a beauty! Well'-
and the child gazed graycly up at the
professor-"hcrc goes, and, second
later. an orange-winged captive Lad
nuttered away.
Once more we packed ourselves
comfortably into first class carriage,
and we're soon creeping away along
the valley, and leaving Vidarry behind
us. But kept my gaze steadily fixed
on the most prominent object in the
landscape. until it was lost to sight.
What a curious scene had taken
place in the gallery of that venerable
gray Chateau. and the principal actor
had already forgotten the part he had
played. A cautious question elected
the reply "Oh, | didn't like those
bothering old pictures. / hate ugly
black men
On the journey homeward. during a
low-volced but animated discussion. |
overheard the professor mutter to
his noighbor. the colonel
"Oh. yes, il WAS aiar for few mo
rnente-a most rare occurrence but
nov the doog - ciasod fo' eYor."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-21

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-. ~ 81 80 ,a,.
r aa,.t,,t-- 3.t
., z,.t, 5 ~ - oo6 day
~ Z ~ ., I. - l,..,.,od ,.- III no hr,aro.
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' "a 5 a. ~, r..u Iaar a. tho
an. ~ aro
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= "''al" 't' ''o' ''f,'.' Ns'
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" .tA''' tN' ''''''7'
A.lo' l' A'ahge ~ ehe p'e1u',' ~.
Gun" i'' liis ialo III iiti- an D'''i
eH.iS 'V''ea OF ''o"h lie sa''''''
strange exclaimed the PROBES
sor One never quite knoWs--"L nat
chId iorgets-or remembers
must confess Ia IKE 10 nave ihe PIC
ture turned about suppose II can pe
done: and be nodded TO me- put ms
hand IN his pocket ana produced a
tenIranc piece.
In remote place Ike NidaTry ten
franc piece can do great things WIFE
but little trouble, and consideraoie
amount Of talk, and busting the ceie-
braied picture OF st George was
removed from the wall and there IN
decd, on the back Of the canvas, were
three large blurred crosses IN Iaded
red paint,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-21

come from far TO look at this alone
and vet no one can say who painted
it."
Yes, muttered the professor, like
that wonderful wooden figure of the
Virgin at Nuremburg inspired
artist is unknown"
Little Bobby. who had pushed his
way among us, and stood riveted be
fore the portrait, seemed fascinated
and unable to take his eyes from the
face.
"You like IL. sonny, don't you?" said
his mother 1T is the portrait of a
great soldier No one can tell who
painted it, but that does not matter;
1t is beautiful. is 1t not?"
"Ycs." he assented. grayely: then.
after a moments silence, he added the
startling announcement: Il know
who painted It."
"What?"
Eyes. ] did every single bit Of It
myself,
"oh my dear silly child" expostu.
lated Mrs Wynne. how can you talk
such utter nonsense?"
1t is not nonsense" he rejoined,
with blazing eyes. and giving his lii
| tie foot a stamp: IT is true-true-
! true Do ] ever tell lies2" His eyes
We're dilated. and his round. rosy face
seemed suddenly to have become thin
and wan
But. dearest boy. You have only
seen it for the first time FIVE minutes
ago. and you know YOU cannot even
draw straight line. such talk is not
al an funny"
But it is trne. tuc." he stammcred.
and his ewes were ml Of tears 4
did paint that iu q h.e cold room 'ho
floor war of stone here nc sbivorcd
( yiaiblv Yes. can remember it all
right And he ga5ed MP at his
+ mother With tragic fare
Mrs W5nnc returned hi- look sith
an expression of panied amszemcnt
not unminglcd with anxiety. Was Tho
child's brain affected? She went w
10 him, removed his straw hat and
ran her hand through his curls.
Have you a headache. dariing2'
so aud be pushed her assay. hall
! CRYING You think Z ana sJ0rfellrc
aud won't believe me" And his iI
trembied
What Is il an about my litlo
maA said the prOfes s1r. WIS
won't they believe you2
j. Because. raising his voice almost
io a shout = said painted that and
did Here boz pointed io fho pic
ture with his sail ctildiah hand "a
hand not large enough r. visld .
brush
Tou dc asserted fte professor
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ter, would not trust him ont Of her
sight. and drove him indoors. a light
hearted skipping figure, with a sailor
hat on The back Of his sunny curls
As he began to caper about The
echoing rooms. which we're really
most interesting, noticed that he
had gradually become curiously quiet
and silent. The gloomy old Chateau
seemed TO have east spell upon the
child. watched him as he went and
stood for a long time gazing out Of a
window which overlooked the town
and river. and when al last he turned
his face towards me ID had strange.
baggard, almost scared expression
AT the Ear end OF the gallery.
Madame Colbert drew our attention to
a halflength picture Of a knight i'm
armour: il was called Saint George. %
and was an undoubtedly admirable
painting. There was much character
in the bold. distinguished. absorbing
face; The eyes seemed 10 shine cut If
the canvas. and TO hold the -pectster
80 manner curtc~-f- Itshte.
voils, II is orth for-r-s
boasted Madame Colbert peopls
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Lemon Sponge.

Soak one-half ounce good gelatine
in one.fourth pint of cold water; dis
solve It in another one-fourth pint OF
boiling water, add one-fourth pound
lump sugar and the peel OF half a
lemon: pour into an enameled sauce
nan. and let simmer for one-half hour,
then strain and allow it TO stand until
cool. but not so that it sets. Add to IT
the Juice of one large lemon, and
whisk or beat the mixture until 1t is
perfectly white and thick. Dip a
mould in cold water, drain it, put in
the sponge-mixture, and stand aside
in a cool place until the next day.
When required for table, dip the meuld
into tepid water for one-half minute
loosen the edges carefully with the
top of a spoon, and turn out on to a
glass dish.
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Three Red
Crosses
By Mrs. B. Nj. Croker

MY brother and had come to spend
the winter in southern France. At our
hotel there we're also Prof Baines
who bad come for rest cure,
Mrs. Wynne tan, fair young woman,
whose husband was in India, aud her
curly-headcd son Bobby, brnming
over with high spirits and energy.
Finally. Colonel and Mrs. Lille, an
Anglo-Indian couple, friends OF Mrs.
Wynne, made up a most agreeable
party.
Occasionally we combined and
made a party to visit some old village
or monastery in the neighborhood;
and in order fifty to celebrate Bobbys
seventh birthday we arranged an ex-
pedition to VidarTy, a venerable town
near the Spanish frontier. This was
am excursion Of a more ambitious
type. for we travelled by rail Having
exhausted the sights Of Vidarry We
made our way to an inn where we
speedily disposed of coffee. bread and
butter. preserves and cake. Then we
examined the apartment. and discoy-
cred photographs OF relations OF the
little proprietress (Madame was a
brisk, dsrk-eyed, charming little
Basquel. There were few tawdry
vases, some old calendars, a venerable
COPY Of lie Petit Giroude that was
ell. Our train was not due 20 start
for two mortal hours. What could We
dc to kin time?
Wait" exclaimed Madame, sud.
denly, 4 have it; there is the
Chateau. The family are in Paris, but
q friend Of mine has the keys. She
vill do much for me. will send"
Yes; by all means" urged Mrs
wynne, who spoke fluent French. 4
do enjoy seeing old places
But what is there to see?" inquired
Hubert, my brother In a grnmbling
voice. He was rather queruious, FOL
It had been a long and disappointing
day.
1t is very old. and there are beau
s;ful gardens and parterres, and, be
side. pictures" raising her little
plump hands
The interior was oprressiFeiJ
gloomy. until the busting csretakei
1ung cpen the shutters. ard rroudl1
oisuisved the grand ssloon ths statr
case. the long gallery, ail lined all
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SECRET OF GOOD COFFEE.
Best Ingredients and Proper Making
Are Necessary.

The secret of good coffee lies in
having the best ingredients and in
the proper making, says a writer in
The New York World BY the best in
sredients are meant those delightful
coffees grown on well-watered noun
tain slopes, such as the famous Java
and Mocha coffees, the Mocha ana
lava mixed half and half. 1t is best
TO parch the coffee grains Just before
making the coffee, but If this is not
convenient the coffee can be bought
sarched in the grain, but never
ground 1t should be ground imme-
iiately before using in order to pre-
,orvc re delicious H2vo-.
G1cd eofeo -,.rald never be boiled.
Bear this in mind. The good Creole
cook never boils coffee but insists on
dripping IT in a covered strainer, slow
w. slowly drip. drip, drip, till all the
flavor Is extracted The water must
be freshly boiled and must never be
poured upon the grounds until II mas
reached the boiling point
II is of the greatest importance that
the coffeepot be kept perfectly clean
This point is only too often over
looked. and yet the eoffee-pot re-
ouires more than ordinary care, for
the reason that the chemical action OF
the coffee upon the tin or agate TENDS
which collects
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Pounded Chcese.

This is a reliable recipe which may
be made mp in quantities and packed
down in small stone jars, covered. aud
sci ava. in cool place Place in a
mortar with three ounces of butter
about pound Of good dry cheese
and nound It TO a paste. Into this
mix "a half tablespoonful Of black pep
per aud a teaspO0nfnl each of mustard
lmade mustardl. ground spice and
curry powder. add. also. a wineglass-
fu of sherry. and the cheese is ready
for use. Ii IS tastY IL served on slices
Of bread and spfinkied over with a
little paprika
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plctufes.
Little Bobby, who was in the Wild
est spirits, had at first declared
against coming into the funny old
ugly house. He desired TO remain
outside and chase butterflies; but his
mother, knowing his volatile charac.