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StntcS" nad &openDogen.
2n 20. 9lpril 0ompier oNncrifa"
nod) Somburg.
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ndd) Bremen.
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nod Gibraltar nno Heopel.
slm 81. 9(pril Gampier uMeioba"
nod 2onbon.
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nod Intmcrpen.
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nod S%ombnrg.
am 81. 9tpril 0ampfer ,gtruria"
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SdiffsnadDrid)ten.

New-Yorf, "a. Tpril. - Nb0c-
fobrcn iin0 bon bier bic GunpIcr
.9ticu Nmlterbam" nod Motter0onl
uno nNcconic"\ nud 2%ipcrpooI.
Sam burG %. Mpril. Gi1gc-
t%roiicn bon Nclu 3 Oorf lit Der Cont
pier ,9liider."
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Nntmerpcn, 81. Ypri(, - Ger
9onlpicr .Tobcrlono" troi BOZ, Ncm'
Oorf bier Gin.
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GBrinats rGauteu atehfffraHs.eaat,"
eitbpeft.Gte 3. Ctr, 1t. Ga'tsNueD FautnH.
Spupiuunrtier oeS ~GnHionslieoe ..rnit5",
Gingililnor ichen Wtittiuoh elbtilo. Ter
gnmensAcr,'u %nerllmHtelt flo iehen 9isns
ttna Nbena. - 81 titondI"-gter nm aapt.
9beiapeafe'T elepoon - Bulie 1853 q.
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Wtcbr @intcrlucttcr.

Miiioulo, Mont., "a. April.-
0aS peitlidJe Wontano muroe in Der
lebtcn 9todt bon cinem bcitigen 9li5-
5aro beimgeludt. Ger S6nee fiel
raid uno lag idon por Witternadt
iedS 3oQ tiei olli Scr SIatbeo0 = S1-
0ianrr =. Heleruatioit.
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Nclu= Yorfcr SblisatiOnenSicbe cinac-
ludlt.

Nem Oort "a. Ipril. 49, ".
.. GougIo8, Stills . 2lnleibcnclerf
Ser ~SrltIt Company OF 2(merico,"
meldcr Obligationen I'M 9ctro0e BON
100000 bis $250,00O Itobt, uno
Ser Mofler Sliuer &c. Geunett, mel
der ongef(agt lit, 0ie 8ertbpnpierc
ent9egen gcllommen 5ll bobel, belton-
Ben bellte GprperDore I'M MeItleitens
Goli5eigeri6t uno nllrben bis alli
@eitereS Sen Combs iibermieien. Die
Srliit . Gompn9nie 6ot 10 5icmliG ollc
geIto6lellen O6ligotioncn 5nrild cr.
lan9t ioa jeood $4,000 ooiiir be-
8oblt bobeu. Die Eoli5ei fnbnoct nod
auf cinen oritten Wann, meld)er oll-
acblid on elmer COMPUTATION bethel
ligt geluclcn mar, ole Gompognic I'M
piele Sunberttauleno Collars 81 be-
lteDleu.
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Staot Baltimore.
@aS bic 9iid)tcr iaocu.

TSdS DC Nld),cr 1a9cit.
Sr. 2onoitreet oils 3ct0e Dor Oclt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Dem on0cb,
lihen Stootratb9 Graft Woi-
IeuerlpnItcr IiIr @CrrD 9olpcra'
@rid0it. - &criAicocnca aus oeu
@eridten.
&r. Soirior g. &onoitrcct. Der irii,
bcrc &ice = GrGii0ent Der McltliNel
Morplon0 = GiicnboGm eridien &c.
ltern Dor oen @roBgcidruorenen, INN
iibcr 0cn onQeblidcn @rnft in1Stoot-
rattle 6ci'm &crtnlf bcrielbcu Nobn
oil 0nS Suffer . SDupifnt IN 1902
NuSiugen 5rl MADDEN. Scin &crb0r
0allerte MIR etlpa 10 Wiinllten 0od)
pcrlucigcrtc cr Den Observation-Disclosures
jcoe IllSfltnit 0ariibcr, mas or aus.
gelogt bottc. Mic bebouptet miro,
bat Sr. Snn0Itrcet %ucrncint, irgeu0
melAes @elpr0d nit &rn. Nobcrt
Burton bc5iiglid) 0co @raitb i'm
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reno Sr. Burton on0ibt, Dob ibnl6r.
&on0Itrcct 0cio0t bobc, Dob cini0c
StootrotGS = Mit9IieOcr cine groBc
Snnnlc fiir ibre Stimme 5l @l1n'
item 0cS Suffer 9llGr6oteQ pcrlongt
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&oter in Grubrl.
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o~eitern Der Hi0ter oic 9npGltc Gor-
bort uno Sbimcr 5l Gerpoltern fir
sic @elhGitc bon NcnrD 0oluerS, Del
len Sodbter Sbo lid an per0on1cncn
Sonltog nit ). ". Sto0ooro, 0em
Wciibcr 0c9 Eernlillal . &otclS III
GotonSUinc, pcrbeirntbctc .&r. 0omerS
bcontraGtc iclbIt Die Grncnnnlg Der
MtoIlenerpoltcr, 0o lcinc Godter, iuie
CT bebaupiet, iui0tige Gopiere III
ibrcm 9ciibc bot, obnc Die CT iein
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8eridts ? 5orotorcn Barron nnb
OpBte potOZl 30.
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III q III q.
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aloge eegen ieine Srou 2lleg ei1,
in ,ucldber er Die Obbut iiber lein Elm
Sabre oltes aino p%crlongt. Sn Der
alageidrift erfldrt or, Dab CT lid
I'M September 1905 nit 2ltcp ..
s2interobe perbeirotbete lnb NIT leis
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suiommen moblltc, bis bic 8anilie
nof Nr. 24l4 WfcGuaobltroBe, 500.
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5lpltngcn geiueieL bic g%cnleiulame
81 ~perlolien % CT Die iln-
niirbige 9ebanollng ieiner S6mie-
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gcrnntttcr lulo S6mGgcrin 9oiip Nc.
@intcrooe uidt I0nAcr crtroGcn
tonntc, Nr, @entmill iiigt bin5ll oob
CT bcrcit lit, cine MobmmG cin5urids
ten, lpenn icinr 6rou brrcit it, NIT
linn 5t lcbcn o~u0rruiuQ2 mill cr icin
NiuA
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SeiS frud)t6ar nub me6ret Gudli

S9omofi II, Ga., "a. gpril. -
Sn ieinem Sauie in Dem nift melt
Don bier belegencn Mobantonga lcg-
netc I'M Ilter bon 80 Sabren Sobn
8ebres, elmer Der G~lteiten lrno be.
fanntclten giirger bon Nortbumber.
lortO 3 Gou1tp, oaS 3eitIide. Gr bin.
terldBt cine 8ittipe. ii ainocr, 100
Gnfcl. llll0 rs llreitfcl.
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Fropilorium bill5utlebn1erL I'M eben
ollie Sdarfmadcrei 5u pcrmciocu
ulo pcitcrc @eIcacnbeit 5lr 2(nbob.
nltng cincS @cgcnicitigfeitS = Ser
TRACES 5u aebcn. Ger Nusi6uB no6m
iibrigcna feline iormeQe 9(bltimmrng
iiber IS Eropiiorium Dor. Scinc
6lmfton bcitcbt lc0igIih oorin, ser
&cgierung III berotbenoer GiQenidnit
5lr Scitc gu itc6en unb porlicQcn0e
Sragen mirtbidoitIi6cr Notur 81 be.
glltadten.
Gie Megicrung crlportet nit Cider
felt Die 3ultimmlrng beS Heihstog@
5u Dem ucltcn Gropiiorillm, ireilib
crit nod idorfen 9ieben un0 &lo0cn
iiber 0oS GicIe, ooS sen gmcrifo1crr
gegebcn miro, u1lo 6oS @eligc, oo3
man BON ibnen befommt. 8ernlutb.
li6 miro bos Yropiiorium iofort nodl
Dem S6lltB ser Gtotoebottc, in ctlpo
5luei @oden, I'M &orloment oltfgc.
nommlen lperoen.
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nod nidt ferti0geitellt. Die Gil13els
Dcitcn 6eOiirfet scr GrG5iiirung unb
cine Wengc SormoIien Iteben nod
aus. SIC cnbgiilti9en Ger6nnolln,
gen uno Die llnter5eidnung eriolqcr1
IN @oibin9ton. Senrmeno lpirft I'M
Nllgenblid sic 9(bmeie16eit ser bel.
ocrieitigen gotiGoitcr bon ibrem
Soften. 6reibcrr Sped b. Stern.
burg 6at liG MIR gang fur5e 3eit bier
olifgcbolten ulb lit Damn nod oenl
Siioen obgcreiit, Inn cine altr burtb4
5unodeL 0eren er oringeno ben0.
t6igt III, uulb ser GllGe ST pilc9cn.
Scr0monn'S No6 olqcr.
9lls MoAiolgcr oes nnlGnoit &C.
Itorbencn grof. Or. Grnlt q. Berg.
mann on 2eGrforper Ser bieligen
llnioeriitGt bot Die meoiSinii6c So.
fultat Die nod%benonntcn brei Serrcn
in Gorlblag gcbrod)t: Erof. Trci6err
Inton b. GiiclSberg ans @ien, Nroi,
9luglt Bier bon Bonn un0 Erof. &.
@arre Dol, @reSldll.
3icnllid o%llgcnlcin miro sic ST..
nellnung bcS Srciberrn b. GiiclSbcrg
erboiit obmphI CT eill SeItrcidcr lit
mo ionlit 0cll bciber Gcutiden Dor.
rge5pgcn ncroen niirbe.
90 tlemsfo mic0cr Dor
W" @cri eft,
Gor Ser Stroffonmer ON 9crlincr
2anbgeridt hot mrnme6r Die finite
9er6anoluna III oenl ieeidlongenDoi-
ten 6ou bon Sri. Wilemsfo, Scr cbe.
maligeil &onlrnerfrou Der reritorbe.
men Yrin5eiiin Inolie bon Shles'
ipigsSolitcin, 6%egonncn. Sic gffoire
bcidaitigtc felt Sobren hie @erittc.
3ie Wilclpsfo NOR bon ocn MngebG+
ri1en Ser Erin5eiiin 6ci0lllbigt NOR
Den, 2ettere ipG6rcnb ibres Iufent-
bats in GgDptcn beltoblcn 81 bobcn.
@cimor's Sbofeipcore.
Gag.
Ser S%Gafcipeore Gag it @cimor
NOR aili oos Bette beiudt, ullo 5lpor
ioippbl bon S6cilneGmern aus Dem
Snlalo, mic bonn Nuslonb. Yroi.
glois 9rnnbl BON Ser pbiioiopbiidcu
8ofultGt Der bieiigen llniperiitGt, ser
Dor ciniger Belt in Hbilooelpbio Gor-
trage geDolten fat, fiibrte Sen 8orlib.
Die &oupt.Tcitrebe, meGde iingenlci.
ienen 9eifoa ianb. belt 2uomig Sui
ba. Gr iprad iiber .Sbofeipeare's
unb Die Gegcnmort."
baoii6er 90 iniItcr.
Ser bisberige 6abii6e MiniIter ocs
Or. aorI Sdenfel, ii6cr beit
len Gcn1iiiion aeltern genleloet pur-
De, lit bcreits ans Nntt unb @iiroell
gcIdieocn. 81 ieinem Nabfolger lit
Treibcrr bon n10 81 goon1amn er.
llannt porSen, iuelder poroem Mi.
niIterialoireftor im Heiiort beg Su.
llern aeipelcn lit.
ri k1sa ida.t nj Z tfttft aa =
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Olpbsrt NIpnmer,s

tUNWFTWIHWH TWUtNVWH
Gr. ig2i-t923, Erienus. etrahe.
Snuptulurtler hes ~lUio6ari . Mlduners
hOrs." StnaitIioe ieoFn 8onnerItag
Nbcnh. Scr gWlu4Grt Ii0Gs unh pei6s
Nereln" oerfammeli ltd lcbeu Woning
bier. Gbefupeafe : TelepbOu gDuIfe
94i q. tQrtiI4tO
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Nci0icu0uuncu

nob TcutihIon0 81 GcntS pro Narf,
aod Ocitrei6 20R Gents pro aronc.
8orto crtra. SNiiistarten bon uno
ua6 9eutldlono. I~ciiep6iic, @cd).
Icl, G%re0itbrieie un0 ouSlGn6iI6es
@eIO. SGcO. 8. 2icncr e ST., 2tT
Oit.9aItimore. Strabc. (303-)
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Sr. CAN'T,
Senirber uub YiShtfer.

Ser &erpprrnaeloite alier Mcoien. Gr CT
6dbIt Sbnen. mas Gle III iuiiien lpiinf6cn. mag
es lhnItia oeer lnleilniti9 fein, 9Iei6uicI, pGe
peer ssiini6e linh. Gr bat ~ltnoerell ge6olfen.
NariiIl ri0t 2btcll2. 90 ii6cr3ciat 1T CT bon
ieiner 6dbiafeti, oG3 CT feline Ne6nblun9 I'M
WorauS iiir &Urlriac ~cntgegen iIimnit uno
iueni CT llidt IN alien 5dllci b1uig 8niriebeii
lieut. ipirh feline @ebitbr uctepiiri. g~;oririDe
30 Gents IHh ST 90.
Gprcdjitinoen uau 10 bis Z llbr.
=. & Y. IflepGun: W0itnt Iicrloi Gi7G-O.
sir. 40, Eart.9iueHIr.
(spriIt9-)
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shadow OF an angle OF the wall. He
listened intently.
There was a heavy football on the
terrace. II sounded nearer 4 man
muffied IN cloak. came 10 the edge OF
the band OF moonlight. He also was
listening. Presently he stole softly 20
the parapet. and looked down al the
village. Neither OF US spoke until he
had resumed his beat before the great
portal Of the chateau.
Who is he?" | whispered.
Locke led me out OF hearing. hug
ging the wall.
You know as well as l. Now, then.
FOR our deferred talk. This morning I
asked you for some explanation OF
your extraordinary conduct. You chose
not TO give IL me Well, mean 10
have IL now. Come, what is this
errand that sends you flying through
the air for a hundred feet at the risk
OF your neck? 1t appears to be press
ing"
THE death mask" I began inco-
herently. prince Ferdinand"
His grasp frightened He drew me
roughly toward him in his surprise.
The death-mask, What OF it?"
"Starva has lured Prince Ferdinand
to the chateau. Already he has gone
to meet HIM at the station. When
he returns with him here"
Ferdinand comes to meet Sir Nor
timer"
Sir Mortimer, man. Is dead"
Dead, And you have undertaken
to flll his place? II is very considerable
OF you"
His voice vibrated with distrust.
But tried to keep my temper.
III Ferdinand enters that door with
Starva he will never leave il alive, I'M
less help is summoned"
For a moment Locke's suspicious
wayered. had spoken with a solemn
ity that touched even his skepticism
And who has told you this?" he
asked slowly
Madame de WARMER. the Countess
Sarahoff"
"Ah. your friend OF the kursaal.
Where is she?''
pointed upward.
In the tower there. The four OF us
Captain Forbes. Mss Brett, that
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woman. and myself-were trapped by
DIR. Starva. Don't you see, 1t was to
clear the fell for action-to leave him
free to accomplish his frightful work
unmolested? Locke, this is no tirne
for talk. One Of US must conceal him
self in the hall there; the other sum
mon help. are you armed"
Rather" he answered grimly. 1T
is that fac: that should show you the
useiessness Of struggling"
You have called me a TOOL more
than once" cried bitterly. But you
are a hundred times a fool thai you
are blind to the need Of action"
"All In good time. my friend have
still a question or two to ask. II Cap
tain Forbes is imprisoned in the tower
there. why did he permit you to play
the hero alone? Why is he not with
you? Have you pulled the wool over
his eyes as you did over the eyes OF
Miss Brett? II seems TO me a little
remarkable that lie should trust a
man who has tricked him more than
once"
Locke's cool question staggered me.
had no intention OF lying. but my
hesitancy did not lessen his growing
distrust OF my motives.
There was no nspre time TO explain
things TO him than there is TO you. Be
sides. he would not have believed me. =
muttered.
AS | do not believe you he an
swcred with some sternness. "As
shall not believe you until you take
pains to make things a little more
clear. The Countess Sarahoff II is
who tells you OF the peril OF Prince
Ferdinand. She takes you into her
confidence; that in itself scarcely
strengthens my trust Of you. But this
woman is the accomplice Of DIR. Starva.
why, then. Is she suddenly 50 anx-
ious to disconcert his plans7"
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In spite Of the knots the friction
burned my palms as II they were
branded BY fire. | could not regulate
my speed; was too exhausted for
that. / trusted to blind luck; could
only hope that Ma..ame de Warmer
estimate was a conservative one.
How far actually fell have no
idea. My feet came to the pavement
with a force that sent ne headlong.
But aside frorn he violent shock and
a bruise or two, had suffered no in
jury. struggled thankfully to my
feet
My arm was seized not too gently.
II | had wished to make an outcry !
should have been prevented by the
hand placed at my mouth. peered
into the face OF the man who had made
me captive. do not know whether !
was more believed than consternated
to recognize Locke as We stood in the
shadow.
"Haddon," he cried. as he made out
my features. Where IN hell did you
come FROM"
Not hell, Locke; say rath9 heav'
en-" pointed upward to the tower.
You must be in a desperate hurry
when you essay the role OF an angel
TO come flying through the cir" he said
grimy. and the hold on my arm tight
ened. Suppose you tell me your
GRAND"
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HAR7ziZlQ HEN2y HsN|
CHAPTER xxxI.-contInued.
Ol1Bcz1Z NOo

CHAPTER xxxI.-contInusd.
Then wherer demanded Impa-
tiently.
II must be from one OF the win.
dows OF the story below"
Well. we shall soon see"
poised myself to Chamber through
the window on the broad stone gutter.
along which Captain Forbes must have
made his way. Then | hesitated.
What, You are afraid" cried the
woman fiercely. IF SO. | will go my
self"
NO. am not afraid" replied with
celebration. Il am wondering what
they will think when they come from
the oratory presently, TO find me gone
She Will think that | am your accom-.
plce"
Il can easily tell the truth"
They will scarcely believe you
Shall /. or shall not, tell them Of
Ferdinands danger"
But will they believe you? While
you hesitate Prince Ferdinand may be
assassinated. Is this a time for expla-
nations? Say that the fools persist in
Misunderstanding you. II is only a
question of an hour or two at the most
before you may tell the truth. Go. and
swear by the cause hold sacred that
IL YOU save him the honor OF Sir Nor.
timer Brett shall yet be saved"
You have promised much already
only TO deceive me-" said gloomiIy.
But I swear Il. They are coming;
! heard the door of the oratory open"
hesitated NJ longer.
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AS wits. theologians. politicians
and writer's. the women Of hund red
and fifty or sixty years ago were Ger
tainly in advance Of those OF today:
yet apparently they had no wish to
push man from his proper place. says
a writer They made good mothers,
they were excellent housewives. they
were socially charming. they manag ed
10 BE- personally attractive. In many
directions they had the advantage
OF US.
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over the last stone OF my ladder when
should reach IT, Then taking the
cord between my teeth, lowered my.
self cautiously over the gutter.
The wind was still blowing in ftful
gusts | had been reluctant TO avail
myself OF the few extra feet OF rome
necessary to keep the flag anoat.
fastened the end OF the cord about the
stone gutter. leaving the flag still fly.
Ing at half-mast. There seemed a Ger.
tain aptness that my carelessness I'm
cutting the rope had seen 20 Il that
the dead ambassador be fttingly hon.
ored.
IL seemed ages before my feet
touched the first block OF granite pro.
jecting from the smooth masonry. But
once on my way the first part OF my
descent was made with no great diff.
flculty.
Step by step / neared the terrace.
Suddenly the perspiration broke out
on my forehead. had felt for my
next step, and 1T was missing.
Frantically my feet reached down
for It, lowered myself one more
round; still could not touch 1t. Then
| laughed aloud in the ecstacy of my
relief / had reached the last round
Of the ladder.
My arms ached Merciful beavens.
how they did ache! But was full OF
courage in spite Of my exhaustion.
lowered myself by my arms still an
other round, and slipped the nose over
the last Of the stones could reach.
Then / trusted myself to the rope.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-04

The path OF duty is like direct
road 10 success. and moving from IL
in either direction leads TO disaster
and defeat Note the terms righteous
ness. rectitude, uprightness and. in
matters of opinion. orthodox. while
hs word wrong IS etymologicalIy
akin to 'wrung.' twisted ID, Steele
Character is the only thing that
counts. Though you had the front OF
love himself. an eye like Mars. and
had not character, some homely. puny
looking dwarf. who has what you
lack. may rise up at any moment and
upset you
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Pattern No. 5s6z-Dainty little
morning jackets are the most indis
pensable garments, and the design
here shown is one Of the best. owing
to its extreme simplicity. IL is
shaped by the usual shoulder and I'M
der-arm seam. fine tucks across the
front lending a becoming fullness. The
neck is finished by a round collar cut
in soaIloped outline. and the sleeves
style trimmed with narrow lace which
hang free at the lower edge. in flowing
also is used on the collar French
challis. pongee. dimity and the flow
cred lawns are all suitable for develop
ment. The medium size will require
two and one-fourth yards of 36-inch
material Sizes for small. medium
and large.
This pattern will be sent 10 YOU on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
TO the Pattern Department mt Of this pa per.
Be sure to give size and number OF pat
tern wanted. For convenience. write
your order on the following coupon:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-04

When a man has an evil mind air
ing his views doesn't make them any
sweeter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-04

Few who ply the quill for , living
succeed In feathering their nests-
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CHAPTER xxxIII.
Prince Ferdinand Comes TO the
Chateau.

Locke" painted. leaning breath
less against the wall. "for Gods sake
let me go. 1t is matter of life or
death"
"Gently--not so loud
Again his hand was placed at my
mouth He pulled me back into he
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To The City Conncil.
AnderBon IntelliRencer.

What Is quartz The fact that We have
ouai Is Of two capacities brings about little
misu nd erstanding. Dry measure, a. tne
nanae Indicates, is for measuring grains OF all
sorts. potatoes, berries, and everythin that
is not liquid. When the merchant selfs these ,s.
q onart there are 872 cubic inches; In The
LIQUID q uart there are 81! Inches. There are
80 quarts 70 The buGhel dry measure: iianiEa
measure S74 quarts 80 the seHstmaKsS I;a,i % %
measure. Take white peas for example. The
price is now is cents quart. II the seiief
81 80 bushel. Using liquid measure he gets
9l, or 81 cents more on the bushel. In large
oities and In some not as large as this the ary
city council that they take this matter up
and put our town In line with other cities
and cause all persons. whether merchants OF
farmers TO adopt the proper measure 10 puy
one Of these days. They might begin now.
They ought to do II.