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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

lpiiroc &c foit Cit oan5cs Sohr bous
crn, bis baS @clo DEM 3anOcl, . Der
e3 nidt Mebr bralldt, pieber crt5o'
gen lperoen f0nnte. 9o8 Spitem oes
geoedten Tpten . llullouie3 lit oaber
in icocr 9c5iebung f~eblerbait. IS
iougt nid)ts Iiir quite Soften uno es
toll9t nihtS fir iblette 3eiten. Gin
uerniinitiGes Sinan3ipltem lit nlr
nit lungeocften Noteu nlo9lid).
CGinc. &olfsbl.")
Roiulanb'S tirfiide 8Gbsr,
Gauiiable. gebduor, @otamt sessn. etsts ofisn
l0Iunoo-)
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Ter nadite guuoes. Senat.

Ter nGdite Suuoess ScHat.
Ser 60. GonarcB, Der uu erIten
Montug I'M nGdItcu Wonat 81 ieis
ner iogenumnteu langeu Sibung gill
iomneu tritt, miro I'M @roBen itno
@on5cn oieielbc Fbpiiognomic ia.
ben, ipie in ser lcBten Seiiion. rSm
Senat mcrOen jDar llelle Munner
e%in5iehen, mcld)c an Stelle bercr ire
ten, bic nl@9eid)iebcn limo; allen
oie Eortei 8erbGltniiie I'M Senot
iperoen ba6lrd) nid)t ~lpeientlid) per,
itoben. 81 @cgInu beS GO. Gon9rei.
les om 4. W'Gr5 oieie5 Sabres leste
lih Der Senat aus 80 Wtit9lieoern
6uiannlen, bon 0encn CT Hepublifa-
ncr mo % SCmptrntcn lparen. 3u
oieicn so fomnlen im Sauie oieicr
SeiiioH nod 5tpci lpeitere als Ser.
treter bes nel,en StaateS Sflubonla,
menn Die beioen biSberigen Territo.
ricn, bic Den Staot bilocn, nit Nell.
iubr in Die Heihe Der 9unbesitaoten
treten. Siinijebu friibere Mitglieber
oeS SenatS merocu bel Groffmlng
Der fomnlenoen Scilion nid)t mebr
eriheinen. Die nbeioen Ilten" aus
gIlobamo, Yettus unO Worgan, uno
alger bon Wlihigun limo pom Gooe
ubaerllicn iuoroenL Sobn e. Spooner
bon @iSconiru bat icin Senotoren.
Ymt frcimiaig nicoergele9t, I'M feline
InlpaltS . Eroris, Die mebr ein.
bringt, lpieoer olli5unebmeu. eli
Scnatoren lino nriht mieber geluablt
moroen. 9lucn bon 0elnlpore, 9luG.
burn pon aentudp, Nerrp bon Ir-
taniaS, 9enion BON &anins, Gornlod
bon Scnrleiicc, Glnrt bon Woutnnn,
Wiuurb bon MebruStn Eotterl OH bon
Colorado, Dubois bon Sbubo, Geo.
rill bon Oregon uno Grpocn Don
Heps Seriep.
&on ben 10 mlSgcid)ieoenen Scnu'
loren iparen adt Genotroten ullh
iiebcn Mepublifaner. Bon Den nell.
gcmdbltcn Scnotoren iino feds Dc
mptruten, ipo5lI nod Ole beioeu Dc.
motrotiiden 8ertreter Sflobomo'S,
Corr uno Smcn, tommcn. Sic 70
nclen WGmncr i'm Scnuic iinb ab9e-
Icbcn bon ben Senntorcn Sflubot
mas: Stepbcnion bon @~isconlin
Smith bon WidignlL Hidaroion bon
0elounrc, BRIGGS Don Nelu . Scrlep
Eapntcr BON 2enilldp, GooiS bon CIR
taniuS, Soplor BON Senncliec, Giror
BON Montono, Curtis BON 8unius.
@oroh bon Sbobo, @ourcn bon Ore.
gon, 9roluu bon Ncbrosto, @ant
beob mo Sobnion bon Nlobama unh'
@uggelbeim bon Colorado. %on Die
len iino icd)s 9cmofrotcn, Ole ilbri,
GEN Mepublitoncr. Dos Eortcipers
hGltniB itcllt lid,: Ct republifoniid)e
mo 81 bemofrntiitc Scnotorcn.
0oS Observation-Disclosures leBt lid
Die Tcrtrctcr Sflobonno'S cingcreh.
net, nlla 39l Mitgliebern 6ulunmell,
223 Tepublifmlcrn mo 16S 0cmo.
frotcr. 0ie Heprlblifoner baben alp
IN beioen @Guiern oea GonArelIeS
oild) III ser n1ditcn Seiiion luieoer
ilnrfe MujoritGten mrb baben iniolge
nelien al,d Die @crontluortil1g 81
trogen, menn n%otblucnoi9c @eiese
ucrihlcppt meroen p0er @cIebc, Die
oilrd)gebruht lperoell, l,idt ben Sci.
fall beS Bottles bubell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14
Nrs. WinsIom's Suuthiua Ssrup

frirc felt iiber fiunbnnoiedSia Sabren ron
WHilipnen uon Mlitern fur TIRE 0inber tettm
Saburn nit uunitduotaem Grfp!a aehraudt. IS
ternbiat oaS 2tub. ~cr,ucidht ben @an,ncM, b.
id,piditiat afe Sd,merSrn; furirt sptmbtpItf lino
III bas beire Mittel fir Eiarrt5e. 9ton Ipo'
t0efern In dfIen @cItfbeileR ~rcrfalft. Sch
aelpib mn beriolat rWrs. NiuSfplu's Scothina
enyup" uro rebut feline orbcre Gorte. Stint
Mres,udnSi9 Gents bic Sldfhe. Inter Dem asdbr,
miitels mnS TroauensSefes bonn 30. sunni 1905
gdranttrt. Seriens9iumnier 109s. Gin altes
nno aut te,udbrteS M,ittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14
SnneSfGue-

W,aspalena Srensr. 10 Sabre aIt, Gr. 1924,
Weii g~uldnettes gpe., II. Gouember.
Anuic Eanl, ~ Sabre oil, Nr. 510, Wioore.
Strdbe, II. Gooetnber.
Bsorse salabss, 80 Sabre alt. stdataooIpi.
ial. i2. Ipoembcr.
Naltber shuis, 10 Sabre alt, Dir. 235 goro,
Gdreh tSirabe, II. gtuocmbcr.
Maraarrtbe Sdnislein, As Sabre all, Nr.
22O3. QhriiIinlt. Strnfe. s. Mopembcr.
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Sphaun GALL.

80 itnrb am ~. g,opeulber 1907 SER 5ohunn
aalb, int Nlier bon 81 Sabren. ~seliebter Satte
bon aunigunou a1lb. Die Terpaubtei1 lro
Der 2eerbieunasfeier bon feiner Ietten 8ob.
nuH9, Nr. 2404, 5~oier'Apcnue. am 5reitaa,
T30 llbr Uiorgcus. bei5uiuobnen. Cine Re.
QiteWsWiefe iutrh Dor Der Beeroignng Iiir cas-
See'enbell ocs Scritorbenen in hi. 0eri Jefl.
Airhc celebrtrt. (3lS-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14
@ouolatpn.

Ser fhonEfe une erobte Sriebho' III YaIti'
Gipiee 2nIipnbbaltnna. abfoIut earanfirf. fents
fher Wertrcter dif Dem Stiehhofe Gonnt1aS pcn
o lbr WoracHs bis 8 tbr stberos, an @odten'
Trcffen
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elizabeth @ulf.

IS itarb nm 10. gtonember 1907 Gli;abcil
Molf, oelieeie Satin bon 5run8 2Solf. 80 Sabre
alt. Sic Beeroi9ure finbrt samitag. ben &c.
Nooemher, 8 lbr Wtorgeits, bonn Irnuerbauis.
III. 1896. 6nrioros slperie. aus nab Der ct.
SainbuSsairte iiati. ipoieIbit cine Reaiiens
Wteie fit ibr SeeIenbeiI ~gebdIteu perben iuire.
8lS-20
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Hpju .Se(S.

IS itarb ant II. giooember 1907 Nota Selb,
Satin oes periiorbereu Gnariee SeIb, i'm gliier
bon 10 Sabren. Sic Neerbieure iir5ct CIV.
neritag, ben IA. YooeEber, , llbr 9ntntitin9s,
bon ibrem Seii1. 9r. SO, SiiosguiaW. z traBe,
aus itoti. np6u Vertparlote uro Jrelnbe oct
,Sdnilie ufiunaSoou einaeIubeu Iino. BeifeSs
ma alf Der Gouooii FlrfsGemetert.
fnlb-IS)
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Spbn Serwig & Sobn,
Hr. zoos. Erleans.S trahe.
Sirctaaefhdft: Nr. 524. G~atern.sdsenne,

@:r babfn in urferer Iunaen SeidbittsprGIis
slrm uno Neih beerhiat. Club nit a~erin9enl
&retii iIirisssT; Sic ieinIisM Satidsa o asi,e,
CelegenbeiteH. Yeioe Telephone. (Mai26,1O
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Baltimore EcmctcrN.

gIrean: 5ranfin.9lea., Baltimore. u. @srthtr.
9eardbniRpldae Sunt Serfauf - bot $50 on,
nit MuruiprpfDitel ahseoreujt S35 - 6lds
fit pier @rdher. Greie Netusins Der aapeae
fir 1raucrgottesoienfte. (Sunt1G.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

froitigen omcrituriitcu %oltsforpcr
tam u,o miro oaa nidt LANCE oauern.
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2urrainc.

WnIcrtfhl. = Earfnffig. = TftcbItf.
@ef,l;d hon 9Sdlbroof cine urb cine hnlbe
gSu9gon oircft bis 6un Giradra. @etoe Ge,
lcpbnnc. St~dbtsiirem i'm ;~.peiten Slnr oes
linton 1ruit" 'Sebduoe,s Charles. une Sapettc.
Strabc. (Niat4.tJ.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

ollrd, 3ufo[ bcfornt mllr6c. bcidfcI'
len iic, bas 9a,ell inter Sen itlpers
item 9eolnguneen alls3utragell. Seer
penldtpadl iinb bieie eHlan5ipirtcn
2oulen jcbenIaQ$ nitt gelpeicn.
Cine eraGelit @eid / dJ :
te miro aus aonigitein in Sad)len BE-
FAINT. Gort uuroe nj einer 9rlderei
cine @rabfron5it)leife b~citelt nit ocn
&orten: ~Hube ianit! 9lui @ieoer'
ieben!" S%eIesrapbiid} ging Damn
nod Der auftrag elm: D9tad aitl USE.
berieben ~bei5uiiigen inlSimmcl, lpenn
nod Flab it," limo ridytig orlldte
Der belle Sahic nIi Die SdleiIe:
oHllDe inHftl Nli @ieberIeben i'm
Sinmel, lpenn nod) Elab it'll" -
Gas erinnert OIL cinen Gbnlid) tragi-
fomiIden @orfau. no ca iib I'M Die
9citculnlg banoelte: "Hube %lunit!"
nuf bciOen Seiten ser Shleiie 5u
brltden. Sn bieiem Sale itono ailf
ser Sdleiie gu leien: ~Hube lonIt olli
bcioen Seitcn."
Gie y crlp { oung Der
Glettri5itGt ais Sriebtroit allf Giien'
bobleu mad)t ltetige 6ortlbritte. Gle
.Fenninluania.9a i bat alll Der.
ltieoenen 3peigcn lbres groBen
9abntS piten,s Ole elettriid)e Sricb.
fraIt bereits eingefiibrt mo bat lid
nun audi %entiflolien, Die Saupt.&i.
MEN mad mo mad elettriid 81 be.
treiben. sic rNeip gort- Central" uno
Die yNeiueSapen II. Snrtforo%gabnen"
bobeu auf perid)ieoenen Streden be-
reits eleftriihe 2ofomotiuen IN Be.
trieb, mo Die ,Soutbern Yacific=
Hobn" bat eleftriideu 9etrieb IN Nm.
grill gerommen. 8oroerDdnD ltellt
lid) Der eleftrilde 9etrieb o~ller0in15
nod toitlpieliaer ol5 Ole Gumpi-&oto.
motipe. oniiir bietet er aber sic 8or-
tbeile Der Holld)loiigteir a%eItuttet GRO.
Bcre Jubraeidwinoigteit, raidcreS
Anbolten ser 3iigc. limo bel Dem
roItloien arbeiteu Der gIettrifcr oIler
Nationen miro lidy ser cIeftriihc BE
trleb NIT Der 3eit old) nod lpeicntlid
billiger MAIDEN loiicu.
NnIGBlid bc@ Ero5eiic$
SolciIlono "erinnert man iid IN Euri3
zines @orteS HcS bcrilbmtcn Er1ii.
benton Cartier IN elmer Gbulid)en Fro-
5eBoffoirc. sd bite, logtc Der FrG.
lihcnt bomulS. Die ebrboren Srauen
in Inbetroff Der GetuiIs, sic Jest in
Der @%erbonbIing ioIgen perben, Sen
@cri6tSianl 'lieber jll perlaiIen."
Mbcr NiemunS rilbrtc lid). Ger ErGa
iioent lieB cine Fur1c Belt itod) per.
Itreifcn' c6alh rici En-: ,&uft, iett,
no Die o~itItdnoiSAl SrutenI fort iinb,
r1lm,ehtS ierhtn HReIt 6u5 SnoleSG. !..."'
Cartier 1Seigtc lid, ~iaertaens nlciit
ilhcronS idlla9icrtig INTO lthbiN. So
meintc ct einnl0I i'll cinem |l,aetIog.
ten Der auBCruroeutlid, rmruhig
iuor: .VewcaCn Sic hod) niht I'M
mcrt0rt ben Aopi. cr iiBt ohncbi,l
lton nid)t 10 IEit nllf Sbrcn Sdlll.
tcru..."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

ben o~Ileroings riel grobcrc Spier
oefpitet, oils Die Sample. Inter Sn'
tel CAMS Beniionorcn b%efinoen ilf
audi nod 6rei Godter bon 0alnpierH
I'M lluabbGngiafeita &riege.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

SnM oIbington / it oas2a.
gerbalts bea Yfcrbai.S eportenlenta,
ails Incident 0lli1brlid) Die SGmc.
rcieit al Die Turlner oes 2aloes Der.
tbciit iprrocl, ab%gebrannt. Salt Ger
gail5c Sorrotb an SGmereicn lit Der
lltdItet iporoen. Ger 9erlitit miro
ollf 100000 Collars geifGtt, lit ober
IN @irflit)teit piel groBer, ga lid
inter ben Somenproben piele Cor
ten %beianoen, Die nit Miibe beltoiit
poroen marell. DDS 9epartenlcnt
bat lid ieit Satren nit Eflonser5iid,.
tlng befaBt 9eraoe 10 mte nit ser
3iiftlrnq bon Sormtbiereu. GS limo
). y. l%pcrtbrolle Mrten BON MniS.
Waijel, mo nloeren 8etraioeartcl
prooil5irt moroclL Die all ipe5icllc
6arner pertbeilt iperoen ipIlten, no.
rrrh oicle beiouoeren @rnoten be.
beiltcno WGrel pergrobert poroen.
OaS Gfpnrtcmcni bate logar lebr
mcrtbpolle Nrtc1 Ialtger Stel,gel
llplanb9 oummouc proou5irt. Sonm
cabs nielc mlsI1nDiidc S1mercien,
@drietotcn bon Ilfolfo, j. g., Wclhe
Der 1ilrre lpioeriteben, uno dbnli
dies, ipas oleS SIT allsge5eid)netem
@ebrauf perlpcnoet ipiir0c. SIS miro
geranme Belt nebmeil, oielcn olirdl
baS fiir5lid)e sSeller 5eritorten luid,ti.
gen Sbeil ocS Gepartennents luieoer
III getricb 6u iesen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

NngeiidtS Ser berri d cn'
Oeu 8elbfnappheit boben bic groBet
Scbensperliderungs : 8eiealdaiten
ibreu Eolicrn = >Snbobern Stuloung
Der iGuigcn 3oblun9en olli 30 Gage
Geluubrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

Son Der GrIaubniB, mcbr
Noten 81, eulittiren, inoan lie CUTE
Scfnritoter a~nitntt Ser. Staute1.
Bombs ocponireu, baben Die Natios
nulbonten nitt on1Gberno oen @e
brai,d 9ematt, iuie Der Shatamta-
Gontroleur erlpartet bat, Gen Sanfen
horaits eiilen @pripitrf 1911 mod)cn,
mdre leoialid, Gin 9emeis uon grobcr
i%lnfenltltiB unieres .tSii,an5IpItemes.
GS Gilt Iiir icltitebenb. oaB Die iebi1c
8eloflemnnc nitt laitge anbalten
miro. Surd) cine lleberIli,tblng ocs
2ailocS nit 9ai,fnpten ipiiroc lid
cine |crlcacnbeit ergebcit, ipeltc Der
iebiaen entgegengeiett lit. Sie Son'
fen miiroell nlcbr @clo al Sano bas
ben. ais lie portbeilbnft perlpenocn
foniel,, mo lie ,u1ren .aiiBer Ston.
&c, lid, Ses aeidbrlihen lleberiluiies
sl entleoigelL oa Die 3liriid3iebiing
aui nei.n Miaionen Dollars Sef,
Nionot beidrdnft lit. @eroen brn-
bert Miilionen Collars emittirt, 10
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g%eihdhsfRbrer G. q. SeinJ, 8obHuHs:
6. & y. 121 U 8aIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

@eiGcm bcra odtcn 5pei
iunae Samcn Cit Yiitolen.G alcll INT.
ter idNueren @ebinsungclt aus. 9ci'm
critcl allgcliucdiel wuroe tSrl. MHon-
ia an ser Stirn perlebt, bei'm 5lpci-
ten luuroe 6rGulein Setter 10 ihluer
perlpuloei, oab lie 6alb ooraui ibren
@~crleeunaen erlag. geioe MaocIs
hatten ee5ichnneen su eincm uno
benliclben Siii5ier aligefniipit, obne
aeacnieitia oapon 81 %lpiiicn. slls oas
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@aeutur fur gSafbiustou uub TIitrtft Columbia:
gsH- Saunemann. 1915 g,arteusetr, R..@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

User b1tte eS nod Dor Ell
ncuu bolben Sabre iiir mo9lid gebal'
.erL baB mir IN ben Ser. Stuoten,
Dem reititen 2onoe Der @elt, 9eno'
tbigt iein ipiiroen, 81 Gbeds ais 3ab'
llngsmittel iiir IrbeitSlobne 81
greiien?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

Seutc Worgen frcu5t Der
flcinc Ylanet Mcrfur dlli ieinergab1
Die Come. lin bolb ied)s miro Der
Ylonet III oos 0eiihtSielo scr Son'
neniteibc einireten lnO ctua 49,
Stlunbcn ipatcr wieocr uustretel.
2eiocr lit Ser G%urdaong oes Werfur
nit mbelpafinetenl augc nld)t SIT be-
oboften. SIS gebort elm gutter Selo'
iledler oocr eill tSernrobr bu5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

Ser Sripatmonn W q I
Sppenbeim in Woin5 bat Der Staot
Muin5 cine @endloe.S mnmllrng BON
% @cnlGloen alter nleoerlunoilfcr
Dteilter fir Die itdotiihe SonunIrng
geidcnft, iiberoies nod einen 9ctrua
bon 100000 Dtarf ausgeictt Jlum Nlt'
fali gutter original enlaloc Der nic-
oeridbiiitcn Shule pc9 IL. Sobr.
bun0crt5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-14

Frin5 9ouiS 8erotnnnS
bon gourbon.S Orleans, ein Nuttom-
ne Der YiGl5er Yrin5eiiin 2ilelotte, 1T
ais Stuoent Der Ebiloiopbie an Der
llniuerlitGt S%eioclberg auI8enommelt
luur6en.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
CHAPTER xi.-continued.
Copyright iN5 by Boob. Merr,.l %.

CHAPTER x.-continued.
Well he exclaimed this has
been very pleasant. but must run.
have just been over to see Morgan
the caretaker. at the resort village
The poor fellow accidentally shot him
self yesterday cleaning his gun or
something of that sort, and he has an
ugly hole in his arm that will shut
him up for month or worse. He
gave me an errand to do for him He's
q conscientious fellow and wished me
to wire for him to Mr. Pickering that
he'd been hurt. but was attending to
his duties. Pickering owns a house
at the farther end Of the colony and
Morgan has charge of it. You know
Pickering, of course?"
looked my clerical neighbor
straight in the eye. 4 trifie coldly. per-
haps. I was wondering why Morgan,
with whom had enjoyed duel in my
own cellar only few hours before.
should be reporting his injury to Ar
thur Pickering
Il think have seen Morgan about
here" said.
oh, yes! He's woodsman and a
hunter-our Nimrod of the lake"
"A good sort, very likely"
Il dare say. He has sometimes
brought me ducks during the season"
To be sure. They shoot ducks at
night-those Hoosier hunters-so |
heart
He laughed as he shook himself into
his greatcoat
That's possible. though unsports-
manlike. But We don't have to look a
gift mallard in the eye
We laughed together. 1t was easy
to laugh with him.
BY the way, l forget to get Pick
ering's address from Morgan. If you
happen to have it"
With pleasure" said "Alexis
Building. Broadway. New York"
Good. That's easy to remember, y
he said smiling and turning up his
coat collar Don. forget me: I'm
quartered in hermit's cell back of
the chapel, and l believe we can find
many matters of interest to talk
about"
I'm confident of it." I said, glad of
me sympathy and cheer that seemed
to emanate from his stalwart figure.
l threw on my overcoat and walked
to the gate with him and saw him
hurry toward the village with long
strides.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

other: now 1t was an august 0G0n.
now a theme from Wagner and 0nA0y
Mendelssohn's spring song won -
cold. dark chapel to light and var0th
with its exultant notes.
She ceased suddenly with a little
sigh and struck her hands together,
for the place was cold. As she reached
up to put out the lights stepped for
ward to tie chancel steps.
Please allow me to do that for
you?"
She turned toward me. gathering =
cape about her.
oh, it's you. is It" she asked, look
ing about quickly. Il don't remember
that you were invited"
Il didn't know l was coming my
self" remarked truthfully, lifting my
hand to the lamp.
That is my opinion OF you,-that
you're rather unexpected person.
But thank you, very much"
She showed no disposition to pro-
long the interview. but hurried toward
the door, and reached the vestibule be-
fore l came up with her.
arm" she said. and waited as though
to make sure | understood. Straight
before us through the wood and be-
yond the school buildings the sunset
faded sullenly. Night was following
fast upon the gray twilight and al
ready the bolder planets were aflame
in the sky. The path led straight
ahead beneath the black boughs.
Il might perhaps walk to the dormi-
tory, or whatever you call it, said.
Thank you, no, I'm late and
haven't time to bother with you. It's
against the rules, you know, for us to
receive visitors"
She stepped out upon the path.
But I'm not a caller: I'm just 4
neighbor' And | owe you several calls
anyhow"
She laughed but did not pause and
followed a pace behind her.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

ing a gentleman. Then. In my blind
anger. found what patient search had
not disclosed.
l threw the hammer from me in a
fit CT temper and it struck one of the
square blocks in the cement floor
which gave forth a hollow sound.
was on my knees in an instant, my
fingers searching the cracks, and draw
ing down close I could feel a current
of air, slight but unmistakabIe, against
my face.
The cement square. though exactly
like the others in the cellar floor, was
evidently only an imitation. with an
opening beneath.
The block was fitted into its place
with nicely that certified to the skill
of the hand that had adjusted it.
broke blade of my pocket-knife try
ing to pry it up. but. in a moment.
succeeded, and found it to be in reality
a trap door. hinged to the substantial
part of the floor.
current of cool. fresh air, the
same that had surprised me in the
night, struck my face as lay fiat and
peered into the opening. The lower
passage was as black as pitch. and |
lighted a lantern | had brought with
me, found that wooden steps gave safe
conduct below and went down.
stood erect in the passage and had
several inches to spare. 1t extended
both ways. running back under the
foundations of the house. and cut
squarely under the park before the
house and toward the school wall. The
air grew steadily fresher, until, after
had gone about two hundred yards.
reached point where the wind seemed
to beat down on me from above. I put
up my hands and found two openings
about three yards apart, through which
the air sucked steadily. | moved out
of the current with a chuckle in my
throat and grin on my face. l had
passed under the gate in the school
wall. and l knew now why the piers
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22
FOR THE MERCHANT
LITTLE POINTS THAT HELP IN
SELLING GOODS.
be READY FOR OPPORTUNITY
Let the Public Know What You Have
% Seil-Never Stop Pushing
A Hint for the
Ea-, Clerks. # -
Pluck.

X.
How often you hear one business
man say OF another who has been sue
cessful: Amt he lucky?" Luck has
nothing to do with anyones success.
1t Is pluck.
Pluck and enthusiasm are the pow
ers which make the winner. With
these two qualities. which are in
variably found together, a man will
succeed
Business men who have achieved
greatness in their line are those who
possess an abundance OF enthus
iasm.
possession that is better than any
thing else to a man is that determina-
ton OF character known as pluck, and
an enthusiastic confidence that he will
succeed
To pcrserere against great odds.
and to make victorious fight in the
face Of almost impossibilities, it re-
quires pluck which is not governed by
impulse
To cultivate pluck one must encour-
age steadfastness OF purpose, When
a thing is begun it should be fin
ished
The trouble with most OF us is not
SO much that we have hard row
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-22

Il hope you don't think for mo-
ment that | chased a rabbit on your
side of the fence in the hope of meet
ing you, do you, MI. Glenarm?"
BE it far from me. I'm glad / came,
though. for I liked your music i'm
mensely. I'm in earnest | think it
quite wonderful. Miss Armstrong
She paid no heed to me.
And | hope | may promise myself
the pleasure of hearing you often"
You are very KID about my poor
music, Mr.. Glenarm; but as I'm going
away"
I felt my heart sink trife. She
was the only amusing person l had
met at Glenarm, and the thought of
losing her gave a darker note to the
bleak landscape.
That's really too bad, And just
when We were getting acquainted
And l was coming to church Sunday to
hear you play and to pray for snow.
SO you'd come over often to chase
rabbits!''
This, thought. softened her heart.
At any rate her tone changed.
Il don't play for services; they're
afraid to let me for fear I'd run comic
opera tunes INTO the Te Deum!"
How shocking!'
DO you know, Mr.. Glenarm, her
tone became confidential and her pace
slackened,-"we call you the squire at
st. Agatha's, and the lord of the
manor, and names like that, All the
girls are perfectly crazy about you.
They d be wild if they thought talked
with you. clandestinely,-is that the
way you pronounce it?
Anything you say and any way you
say it satisfies me- / replied.
That's ever SO nice of you,' she
said mockingly again.
felt foolish and guilty She would
probably get rouudly scolded If the
grave sisters learned of her talks with
me, and very likely l should win their
hearty contempt. But l did not turn
back.
Il hope the reason you're leaving
isn't" l hesitated
"Ill conduct? Oh, yes: I'm terribly
wicked. Squire Glenarm! They're
sending me Off
(TO BE CONTINCEDl