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Sreficn Goriidtsmakregeln.
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ct. Petersburg 20. Oft
Die 9eboroen treifen auBergepObn.
Iide WaBregeln. um cine 8ieoer'
bolllng Der gorfdae bonn Samstag,
mo- Elm 8agen, Der @elo entbielt, am
bellerlidten Gage ausgeroubt Wuroe,
al perbiiten. 9oiafen nebmen ben
8lab ser 8eroarmen. elm iino Die
Stroben Dor Der Boit, bem 3ollamt
uno Shabant peroen in 3ufunft
cine babe Stunoe geiperrt peroen,
penn @eloiibertragungen notpenoig
peroen. 8On bem seraubten 8eloe,
oas iid auf $3.50 belGuft, ioll
nod feline Spur . aefunben tpor6en
iein. Man bat in einem 3immer, bas
man burhiudte, Bldne CUR ausfiib.
rung Gbnli6er lleberfdlle gefllnoen.
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Nm,,,nter 81:
lieber 5O Yeiden aefnnSen.

Seltte Sormittag nm II ltbr bate
man im gan5en 81 9eihen aeboraen.
sluh elmer ser @aggons lit aufs
Trodene aeid,afft iporoen. 8cn Den
2eiden iinb 90 ibentifiSiert ipor6en.
@ie piele 2eihen nod in Dem stpeiten
@agaon iino, peiB man nidt, aber
man bofft, i'm nit Silfe Der Sauder
balo rlumen 5u fonnen.
@eitere Ssoentifi5ierte iino:
Sobn Simmermann, RbiIaoeIpbia.
Srau CHA Nittenbofer, gbiIaoel.
pbia.
8iuiam gSparos, @ooo6urp,
N. s.
Srau @. 8. Stapart. @enonab,
n. s.
8iGiam Stepart RIine, Z soSre
nit.
gilbert 4eiieI, gam6en.
gllbert g. @ettman. Tbild6elp5ia.
9. q. SirfeIitein, Reaoing, ga.
Gertrude Sapes, cine Nesertn aus
gomoen.
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Aabrestae orcbt
init Auruben.
erlaR Scs faiierlidJrn &unititntions.
Manifeits nabert iid.
Il.
Bebororn trtff:n
porfdJlsmabreeeln
VelutIle rniIiidc 8arniionen sGnslid)
pBne 9issiplin.
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Sopv'ishteu " tnc Associated PreSO
ct. Petersburg 90. Oft
Im Sorabeno OeS Sabrestages Der
8erofientIidung oes foiierliten Ia.
nl'elts, peldeS HuBIano cine 8oniti.
tuition AHab, bat Der Yoli5eiprGieft
iiberoa 9(ni6ldge MAIDEN lniien, Die
an 8eneral Srepom's beriibmte
FbraIe: ~Spart oie Batronen nidt" y,
erlnnern uno oos Bublifllm 0araui
autmertlam MAIDEN, oaB in ;SGQen
bon ltnoronung ODER 9luiammlung
bon WtenI6enmaiien NIT aQer Hiid.
ltdtSloligtett unter Dem 9efret oes
3ultanoes nauberorocntli6er Si6er.
belt" por9egangen per0en miro.
lteberaa lino Yoli5eipatrouillen Der.
teilt unO Die Sausportiers beginnen
eine 5peitGgige Beriobe 6eion6erer
8a6Ianteit. Die offentli6e glnfiin.
oigung bon 0anfgottesoieniten in
Der &atbeorale Mno oen anoern Sir.
den our erinnerltng an 3pei greig.
nilie, an oaS gntfommen Der faiier.
li6en ,Samil;e aus Dem giienbabn.
ungliid bon gorfi i'm Sabre 1883
mo Den @rlaB bes Wanifeits, Ieet
Die 9etonung auf oaS erltere @reig.
mis-; Der an Die Sffi3iere ergangene
air6gangsbefebl eripGbnt ben grlaB
6es WanifeitS iiberballpt ni6t.
@ari d ~, 80. Sftober. - Die
gefiirdtung, oaB morgen am Sab.
restage oes grlaiies Der aonititution
unoronungen porfommen perben,
bat Die 9eboroen peranIabt, gana be.
ionoere 8oriidtsmaBregeln 81 er.
greifen.
ct. Petersburg %. Oft
Cine Berion. Die ioeben aus slitbabao
in &uiiiid.Iiieu angefommen lit, er.
aGbIt, baB Die 8erbGngung Ses BE.
Observation-Disclosures, Der am 19. 81.
tober BORT erfl6rt tporoen lit, Sur6
Die Saltung Ger an Der 8ren5e
itebenoen Sri1ppen oeranlaBt lpurbe.
Die ibpahe Saltung oes 8omman.
Seurs, General Subbntiid, Der
9Ieid5eitig nit ser Serbdngllng oes
observation-disclosures ieinesq anltes
entboben purOe, bat oie arobte Dis.
siplinloiigfeit peruriadt; Die Solba.
ten baben totiG6li6 8erialrintlllngen
abgebalten, in Oenen .beidloiien
nuroe, naf ct. petersburg 81 NOR.
i6ieren, oie Homanops ab5uieben
uno cine MilitGrrepublif ein5urid.
ten. Moroe uno RGnbereien bon Hei.
ienoen uno &ouilerten geb0ren 81
Sen alltGgliden Greigniiicb,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-10-31
Wu0rr $turm
tit ufrb0nenisuou.
Ufebrere Ienihen traseu lebensge.
fabrlide @erletnnsen baSun.
Ant oen Seen b.att ein 0rhan.
Sampf. mnb Seselidiffe bem Sobeu
Der Glemente ausseiett.

gittsburg, 90. Oft. - Sn
Der Samstagnabt bat elm beftiger
bon &egen begleiteter Sturm in Ser
Stoot groBen Sdaoen angeridtet
uno bier Berionen oarunter 5lpei
lebensgefGbrIid, perlett. 9ln6retp
@asfie aus auegbenp Gitp wuroe
bonn StIrm geraoe Dor einen Stra.
benbabnwagen geidleuoert unb iiber.
fabren. glmer 3infie fieIen 3ieseI.
iteine auf ben Gopf uno fiigte ibm
Iebensgef1brli6e gerIetungen BEL.
GIeuelanb, 80. Oft. - 8Gb.
reno Der Sturm tobte, geriet Die am
@euenbreder liegenoe 9arfe vWal.
rice g. @rooer" in 9ran0 unb puroe
seritort. ete Die S6leppSanpfer iid
burb Die @ogen beranarbeiten fonn.
ten. Ran befiirdtete arfanss, baB
bic Wunnihoft untergegansen lei,
aber ip6ter IteIlte ii6 beraus, oaB Die
2elttc Iih botten retten f0nnen. Der
Srfon hnt Die ean3e Samstagnaht
un0 Sonntog iiber getobt; in S6iff'
fabrtSfreiIen lit man iiber 6as Shid.
faI bieler 9ampf. uno SegeIidiffe,
ipeI6e iid auf ben Seen befinoen.
beiorgt.
9ie 3ebensrett,tnesitation bon
Wottinebdm reIbet, 6ab Elm Boot iitl
p6brenb beg Sturmes bon einem UNI
befannten S6Iepp6ampfer losaeriiier
babe rmo 'ber ben @enenbreher Qr
ihle,rSert poroen iei. On Born Sc
gootes babe man brei WGnner b.
merit. Wcn bot tpeoer bon Sc
Boot nod ben Mdnnern cine SpI
aefInoen.
Ser StabIoampfer Y0ndmponnH
tat iih am @eIleubreher oie SPi'
einoe'tcber unb lit geiunfen. g
@eiutung lit aerettet tuor0en,
Ser nit &obIe belabene Gompfe
,ghiitopber." Ser nod 8uluth unite
neos mar, lit bel oel guSfo6rt nnS
bcm Safen bon Soubusfp nuf Soy
etranS aeporfen ipor0en m0 bciin
bet iim in aefdbrlifer Sage.
SSm Safen bon Buffalo bot Scr
Sturm iebs Ssohten bon ihrcm Nnfr"
obaeriiien un6 oui Sen StrorN -.
fdIeubert. SSn ToGde bcS lfnortt"r2
baben Sie regelmGfiaeu Tn'iHni"r
banpier big ouf peitereS sic 6o1r
eingeitellt.
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Sdjrcflide 8aserpioiiou.
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goffepbilIe, 8as., 90. Oft.
9ur6 cine fiirhterlide grpIoiion bon
Iaturgas, tpelde flint 5tpeiItodige
SGuier 5erIt6rte, iino 5lpei Eerioren
get0tet unb "a peripunoet porben;
cine 8erion miro bermibt. Die Soten
iino: ~
Ser Ieger Seiie gfoot, Srau s, G..
Wc9onieI nnS elm finger Sobn BEG
6. 8. gloiion. Sfruer bertulmoet
ipuroen 6. s. Gloiion Cotton Hap,
Srau Ieorl &eeler uno ibr oreiiabri'
ger Sobn. -5-
Die iGmtIi6en 8eb1uSe ipuroell
bur6 Sie grploiion oem grbbooen
aIeih aemobt; unmittelbor nod Der
grpIoiion broh elm Serer aus, oas
aber bolb eeloidt tpuroe.
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Sarmer anf bem Griesspfabe.
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Sa5elton, Ya., 90. Oft. -
Sn Der lesten 3eit iino IanSpirt.
ihaftli6e Waid)inen, Seuihober unO
Stdae bon gubenbano 5erit0rt o6er
beidGbigt mor6en, irno Die Sarrner
Der Nahbaridaft iino aufs duBerIte
auigebradt. Cine goiie BON NIT @e.
pebren beipaffneten uno bon glut.
bunben begleiteten Sarmern bot iib
sur 8erfoleung Der W6nner oufse.
ma6t, tpelde Samstag Nabt auf Der
Sarm bes SSobn glliott cine 9reihr
maidine aetii6rt baben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-10-31
gosbafte Semerfnnsen.

St.getersburg, 90. Oft. -
Die .Notpoe 8rempa" iagt bellte In
einem 2eitartifeI iiber 6as eeIpannte
BerbGltnis 5piiben ben gereinigteu
Stooten unb sSapan, oaB Die .Sreun-
be bon geitern iih ifon 5anfen," unb
bebauptet, bob iih IN Den 8ereinigten
Gtaaten 6urh Die Notwithstanding
6alting sSapans cine inpanfein6lihe
Stimmung bernusbiloe, Die mt
2eihtigfeit in Den 4rieg aneefaht
berben Tonne.
aaiicr fiat iid erfGltct.
gerlin, 80. Sftober. - 3aiier
@ilbelm bot lid cine grf6ltiing 5li.
geaogen, ole itarf genug lift, INN i'm
on Ger slusfiibrung ieines @eiudes
bel grin3 Y6ilipp bon giilenburg
auf oeiien 9an6Iis 2ieben6erg sii
berbin6ern. Die @rf6ltlng miro BET
Soie cine leidte genannt,
gs ipurbe ihon am Samstag, oIs
Ser &aiier in 8rof. 9urgeB' 8or.
IeIung iprad, bemerft, SaB er iebr
beiBer mar. aber er bielt aIle feline
sabIrei6en 9luoien5en un6 8erabre.
bungen am Samstag unb Sonntaa
elm, obrpobI ibm offenbar oie grt1I.
! tung groBe ltnbequemlidfeiten be.
rettete.
aaiier itiftet @asnerbiiite.
ge in 27. Oft. - @aiier Wil.
belm bat ben n1annigfahen Stifti,n-
gen, nelfe er i'm 9nufe Der Sabre
ttalieniihen Staoten 5ueetpanbt. etne
neiie IT, Iaefiigt. Der Stoot Benc~
bia bot er ioeben cine por5iiglih aus.
gefiibrte 9iiite Hibaro @agners suWs
@eiAenf gemadt. 4
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i1nanaencbmc Situatipn.
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Baris, 90. Oftober. - 86b.
renb Sranfreid unO Spanien nit
Der abididuns bon ariegsihiffen
fd perbalten, als batten tie idon bas
europdiihe Wanbat 5ur aufreHt.
erbaltuna Der Sronuns IN Waroffo,
lit 9atiahe, oaB ole aonferen3 bon
alseciras iiberbaupt nod nibt rati.
fi5iert lit. Der umitano lit fir bic
WGdte peiulif) lie fonnen nthts
ipeiter tim. ais 8riessibiffe uno
Wannidaften fir ben Wotfan bereit
balten. sSranfreih bat infoIee Der
gertrdsc bon 1901 an Der alseriiden
@rense freiere Sano, beidr1nft iih
o6er audi BORT itrift auf Bertei-
6igungSmabregeIn.
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@cgcn bic lite. Subiaurr.
b. the Associated Press

Gbepenne, 8po., %. Oft. -
9as 9riegsomt min ii6 aui nidta
einlaiIen, ionSern oie rebelliid3en lite.
esroioner 10 ihnen pie moglit Gill
ibre HeIerpe bringen. unb bnt III cie,
fem Siued 1000 Nann WiIitHr ob
fomntanoiert. 9aS 2aaer Ger <nNio.
ner ion BON elmer 10 itarfen ltebcr'
modt umsiitgeIt nerben, oaB Ole m
biarer feinen @iSeritonS leiiten I'm.
men. sic tperSen iiber 8inter in Ser
glad Sias unteraebrabt unS int
Gss,mer naH ltaab oebrabt DerSen.
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Iit fnapper rot entfommcm.

Defiance, Sbio, 90. Oft. -
Cine ;Seuer2britnit bot SropbriSge
Soa. Sas @obnbaus fir Stl6entin.
ren bes Gefiance College, 5eritort unS
56 Wdbben 5u eilieer sSli,dt se.
srun9eu. Der Sd,aoen belGuit iid)
mf $4,000 uno lit burh 8erii6e.
rrna aebeft. Webrere W1bhen miB.
ten iih aus ben sSenitern retten uno
erlitten babel unbeoeutenoe gerletun.
gen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-03
How Bees Embalm.

Bees, says Horbis, can embalm as
successfully as could the ancient
Egyptians. 1t often happens in
damp weather that slug or snail will
enter beehive. This is, of course to
the unprotected slug case of sudden
death. The bees fall upon him and
sting him to death at once. But what
to do with the carcass becomes vi
tai question. If left where it is, it
will breed regular pestilence Now
comes in the cleverness of the in
sects. They set to work and cover it
with wax, and there you may see it
lying embalmed just as the nations Of
old embalmed their dead When it is
snail that is the intruder, he is, of
course, impenetrable to their sting; so
they calmly cement his shell with
wax to the bottom of the hive. I'm
prisonment for life, with no hope Of
pardon!
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CHAPTER XIV.


Il tell you your presence here is an
rnwarrantable intrusion! If you do not
leave my apartment of your own free
will. l shall be compelled to have you
ejectedr'
1t was the third day since Polling left
Ethel, and this was his wife's greeting!
He had had long battle with, himself;
but duty had been triumphant, and his
mind once made up he was not to be dis
couraged by few bitter words
THAT is not necessary. OF course l
Will leave you; but you will not refuse
to answer me one or two questions
first?'
ASK your questions then, and, il I
choose to answer them, will. If don't
choose, I will not. But, for heavens
sake. get over them quicklyv
Twill you tell me something of our
child, Pauline?" he asked.
She sprung up with a look Of desper-
ate fright on her face
How dare you come here to brow
beat me like thisY she exclaimed. We
hemently; and then she sank back on the
couch again. But, after a pause, she
said quietly enough: You have touched
my one weak point. OF course you have
to hear what there is to tell Ny baby
was born a weakly little thing. I had
hard work to keep body and soul together
in those first days after my fathers
death. I knew from the first she could
not live long. She died when she was
three months old"
II wish she had lived"
"Why do you wish such q mad thin9
as thatl"
because. IL it had not been for see
ing her grave, l should have gone on
searching for you until l found YOU"
'Ah! And If you had found me then.
il you had come to Mallingford quietly
and said, Pauline. you are my wife:
come with me:' do you know what
would have done? would have killed
you! would kill you even now, if your
| death would undo any Of the harm you
| have worked me. But it is all over, and
the next thing You will hear is that l
have killed myselfw
"Why do you hate me 50 bitterly,
| Pauline" he asked; and he studied her
| attentively while she answered:
Because you have been by evil
genius ever since l became your wife
If l had not married you, my life might
have been as happy and pleasant as
other women's lives are. No sooner did |
| know that | was my uncle's heiress than
| my happiness was destroyed by hearing
that | was to inherit only on the condi-
ton that / did not marry without my
| guardians consent. Thanks to you. this
condition was already broken; and nv
six years of possession have been en-
FILTERED by the certainty in my own
mind that you were alive somewhere
and would surely find me some day,
and deprive me Of all that had risked
so much to obtain"
| Polling sighed heavily and took up his
hat.
| "You viii let me come and see you
againr'
'Why7 You do not care for me in
the least. Why shoald you take 20 much
| trouble to b civil to mef'
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Elaer nrown,. BIZ Hlt.


Elder Browns Zig Hit.
Pa and ma are Methodists, and all us
children, too.
And pas pillar in the church, and owns
whole front pew,
And pa and Mr.. Watkins. who's a big,
bald-headed man,
Go round with little baskets getting all
the cash they can.
The preacher always talks with pa when
meeting is dismissed.
And when there's extra doings pas IN
vited to assist.
And our Presiding Elder. Reverend
Ebenezer Brown,
Most always stays at our house every
time he comes to town.
used to be afraid of him. He seemed so
big and tall
And kind of sad and sOlemn-llke, l
couldn't smile at all.
We children hardly dared to speak when
he was in the house:
But every one just slipped about as quiet
as mouse.
Ma said we needn't feel afraid; that ne
AS pa or any other man, except bigger
name;
But we all feared that he could see just
every thought we had,
And so we kept a-trying not to think OF
something bad.
But one time in the morning when the
family was at prayers,
And Elder Brown and all Of us kneeling
by our chairs,
We heard old Rover-he's our dog-be-
gin to whine and growl,
And then old Tabby-she's our cat
well, she began to yowi.
Twas way out in the kitchen that the
two commenced to spat;
But in minute here they came a-tear-
ing, and the cat
Ran right up pas bent back until she
reached his shoulders, where
She stopped, and said to Rover. ''You
just touch me, if you dare!'
We knew that there'd be trouble. Rover
is so very proud
And sort Of overbearing that he never
has allowed
4 cat to dare to boss him; so he made
great big leap.
And he and pa and Tabby, they all tum-
bled in heap.
Oh, say, but it was awful! L saw broth
er Henry grin,
And sister Lucy snickered; but it seem
ed dreadful sin,
Till Elder Brown laughed right out loud
to see the funny fuss
And since that time we've liked him,
cause we know he's just like US.
Waterman.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-03
I. How Jessie Managed.


On Jessie's birthday her sister Anna
invited her to go to the matinee. Jes-
sic was happy, and ran to tell her
mother.
20 mother, only think! Annals go
ing to take me to see the Forty
Thieves'w And then a shade came
over her bright face. II do wish,
mother = Oh, do wonder IT,
What is 1t, Jessie?''
II would SO much like to take Ara.
BELLA
but l think wouldn't, dear. Ii
would be rather troublesome thing
to do. You couldn't carry her in your
hand
NO" said Jessie, regretfully, but
maybe
''Idon't think of any way you could
take Arabella," said her mother. ..You
had better leave her at home, but YOU
can make her new dress to wear on
your birthday"
Mothers think Of such nice, interest
ing things to do, and Jessie was soon
busy over a fine new suit for Ara.
bella.
The dress she made for her was
white. covered with little pink dots
and had plated ruffie on the skirt
She tried to make the sleeves Hike
those Of Annals new dress. The hat
was white, with pink trimming ON it
It was very hard to make. especial
y the bow On the front. but It wal
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becoming to Arabella, and at last II
was sewed firmly in place.
Just as Jessie was finishing the hat
she thought of such a good way to
carry Arabella to the matinee that
she laughed out with delight, and ran
to tell her mother.
20 mother, l know, l know what
can do! Arabella won't get lost and
she won't get crushed or crumpled.
and she won't make anybody any
trouble I'll fasten her in the crown
of my hat" So Arabella went to the
matinee, and next summer she is 60
ing in Annals trunk to Europe, for as
Jessie says, IF you're a paper doll
you can find way to go to Places
Youths Companion.
Rich Boy.
"Oh, N.Y." said Ben. Il wish was
rich and could have things like some
Of the boys that go to our school"
II say, Ben,' said his father, turn
ing round quickly, .how much will
you take for your legs?''
For my legs?" said Ben, in sur
prise.
''Yes! What do you use them for?"
"Why, run and jump and play
ball, and, oh, everything"
That's So" said the father. you
wouldn't take $4,000 for them, would
your
mo, indeed answered Ben, smil-
ing.
And your arms. guess you
wouldn't take $4,000 for them, would
your
mo, SIR"
"And your voice. They tell me you
sing quite well, and know you talk a
little bit. You wouldn't part with that
for $4,000. would you:"
"No, SIR
"Your hearing and your sense Of
taste are better than $1,000 apiece at
the very least; don't you think so?''
Eyes, SIR
your eyes, now. How would you
like to have $4,000 and be blind the
rest of your life?"
II wouldn't like it at ALL"
''Think moment, Ben; $4,000 is a
lot Of money. Are you very sure you
wouldn't sell them for go much?"
"Yes, SIR
"Then you are worth that amount,
at least. Let's see now" and father
went on, figuring on a sheet Of paper.
legs $4,000, arms ten, voice ten, hear
ing five, taste five, good health ten,
and eyes fifty; that makes hundred.
You are worth 100000 at the very |
lowest figures, my boy. Now run and
play, jump, throw your ball, laugh and |
hear your schoolmates laugh, too; look
with those $4,000 eyes Of yours at
the beautiful things about you, and
come home with your usual appetite
for dinner. and think how rich you
really e'-Churchman,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-03
Gypsies of the Sea.

In the archipelago of Mergui, of the
coast of lower Burma, lives the ''sea
gypsies." Instead of carts, they own
covered boats, in which, with their
families. dogs, cats, chickens and pets,
they float about on the sea and wan
der from island to island. BY day
they fish or harpoon turtle or dive for
oysters. But every night they put
back to the shore. If the weather is
bad at sea, they land with their dogs
and then poach, catching porcupines.
squirrels, armadillos, hog. deer, and
the like, of which they make savory
stews, as American gypsies do
Washington Post
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A Great suit Of Clothes.

George Hewlett Of Beacon's Bottom,
England, has published in local news
paper the following handsome, testi-
monial: Il beg to say that William
Stevens Of Town End, Radnage, meas
ured me for suit Of clothes, which
was made by his son, Vernon, then a
lad. have worn the same on Sun
days and at other times for forty seven
years, and they are good now. and NOT
stitch has given way"
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Chestnut stumne.

For very simple stufi1ng, shell and
blanch a couple of quarts Of chestnuts
and boil for half an hour in water
enough to cover. Drain and mash, add
ing to them three tablespoonfuls of
butter, level tablespoonful of salt. a
saltspoonful OF pepper, teaspoonful
Of minced onion, two tablespoonful
Of bread crumbs and the yolks Of two
eggs. Mix thoroughly and stuff the
turkey.
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the person holding the ends to pull
one way, while you pull the other, to
show that the handkerchief is tightly
tied.
There is apparently no way of get
ting the rope off, except when the
ends are released or the handkerchief
united. You soon explode this idea,
however. for after making one or two
rapid movements of your hands and
arms, you throw the rope off and ex-
hibit your wrists still tied.
Wonderful as this all seems it is
very simple, and requires but little
practice, as shown clearly by the ac-
companying illustration. A part Of
the rope is rolled between the wrists,
until it works up through the handker-
chief and forms loop, through which
you pass one hand, and then by giving
the rope a smart jerk it comes of
easily.
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The Liberated Rope.

Take a stout rope about twenty feet
long, and hand it to your audience for
inspection. After they have examined
II. let -One of them bind your wrists
together with a handkerchief.
This being done, have one end OF
the rope passed over the handkerchief,
and let the cords then be held up by
one of the company. Now request