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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04
PLANO TUNING.

"a ~ o cIocSs at o onu dn1 o1
your old clocks, and, II they are worth re-
pairing my charge will be moderate.
called for at your residence, or they may
be left at Sc Canal street, Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04
Gbs 0ermOnt 39bUni1,
TEN PAGES
THE VERMONT PHOENIX.
BRATTLEBORO.
FlDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1907.
Published at Brattleboro every Friday b,
o. L. FRENCH.

TERMS. $3.50 per year in advance; If not
paid within the year 81.
Rates of advertising furnished on application
Birth, marriage and death notices published
free; obituary notices, cards of thanks etc
IS cents for a space Of II lines or less
(Entered at the Brattleboro Post Office as
second class mail matter)
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04
REAL ESTATE

u You wish TO buy, sell or exchange, come
y" old reliable agency. Residences, tene-
''enl property, business chances, timberlands,
building lots.
~ you will notice the local news columns
,"'' week in this paper you will see that our
business is not confined TO Brattleboro, so if
s'I have real estate anywhere or if you wish
10 ouy anywhere you Will make no mistake in
consulting us.
anything in realty anywhere.
S. w. EDGETT & COMPANY,
Brattleboro, Vermont.
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d@anted.
WANTED-A girl to do housework. Apply
w TO MRS. W. b. NlNTON, : Green ST.

"ANTED-As strong. capable girl for gen
w eral housework in a boarding house
c. +. POLICY. Hinsdale, N. IL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

"ANTED-A competent girl for general
ih0uIs;ework; 20 in a small family. MRS.
ROBERT HOWES, IL Chaplin st. 37-3w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

WANTED Competent cook in family of
w three. Wages 50 per month. j. G.
ULLERY. Brattleboro. 4O-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

" ANTED-Young man to learn dry
w goods trade Address "DRY
GOODS" Phoenix Office.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

"ANTED-Reliables servant girl for gem
w eral housework. Apply to MRS. w. j.
HAMILTON. st. MichHel's ReCtory. Tyler St
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

"ANTED-At NOrthneld Seminary, fall
w and winter apples. Apply to MISS c
b. BARBER, Buyer, East Northtield Mass 3g4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04
Specia1 Mntices.

T OST-Knights of Columbus charm on
II black silk ribbon. Il. II. MAHONEY,
Box 276, Holy oke, Mass. 40lw
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

TED-Cumpctent cook in family Of
w four. Good wages TO eight party. Ad-
dress COOK Phoenix once. ls.tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04
Enr Sale.

DOR SALE-Choice lot OF slab wood. HOL-
Il DEN n MARTIN. 2l-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

TOUND-A lady's watch and fob the
II second day of the fair Inquire
MRS. b. l.. SARGENT 7 Thomas st.
II containing SO in Brattieboro Fair
grounds between the hours of and 8, Sept. 20.
Finder will be rewarded by returning same to
ED. VINCENT, Hinsdale. N II. 40-lw
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

ENOR SALE-Dry hard wood stove length,
II split or in chunks also lot of slab wood
secondhand harvester cheap; in excellent
condition and guaranteed to run. One pair
of heavy work horses, weight 20O0. HENRY
G. CLARK, BrattlebOrO. 31-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

DIOR SALE-Five good work horses. 100 TO
II l4OO. Inquire orwrite TO c. L.FLECTHER,
Marlboro, Vt. 3S2w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

nor SALE-Brood mare that is a good driv-
a err. BOX 81, Green River, VT. 37-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

| WANTED 100 cords dry hard wood, 1 It,
w also choppers. pay $50 per cord
CRYSTAL SPRINGS ICE co. 40-2w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

DOR SALE-Building lumber and hemlock
II boards. W. G. DOOLITTLE. 40-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

DOR SALE-Nice Chester White pigs, Il TO
IL II weeks old. A, G. BARNES. Dummer,
p. O., Vernon, VT. 4Utf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

dor SALE-One pair farm harness. Kenis-
II ton river make. c. VI. HAMILTON,
West BrattebOro. IO-3w
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

LNOR SALE-Immediately. two brood
Il sows and six four weeks old pigs,
milch cows, corn in the field. e. A.
PIERCE, Guilford, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-10-04

dor SALE-whte Chester Pigs. HUGH
Il CRAWFORD. Putney, VT.
NOR SALE-Severai large work horses
Il CRYSTAL SPRINGS ICE co. 4O-2w
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-31

Mr.. Bryan arrived from Houston
M l:3s and was met al the depot
where large crowd waited to see
him, and escort him to the Exchange
hotel. lie took dinner with Mr.. w.
s. Howell. and Representatives w.
c. Davis and Chas. Davis and Mr.. J.
X. Astin. At four o'clock the opera
house was crowded 10 It's full capaci-
~. many being present from the
country and fro msurrounding towns
20 nsar ne lecture.
Mr.. Bryan's entrance was the sig
nal for burst OF applause. and At
times during his discourse there were
similar demonstrations. though. for
the most part, profound thought.
fulncss seemed 10 possess tie great
audience as they hung upon the words
OF wisdom which fell from the lips
OF this wonderful man who told OF
"Tae Prince OF Peace and the prog
Tess OF His kingdom for nineteen
hundred years.
AIR. Bryan was introduced by Hon.
w L. Davis In a brief and eloquent
address. The great leader OF dcmoc-
racy was characterized as Americas
iaost distinguished son. enthroned In
the hearts and confidence OF the peo-
pie as no other mana prince among
men. who would talk of q Prince
among angels.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-31

After explaining briefly the circum.
stances that induced him 10 lecture
on Sunday. contrary 20 his custom.
Mr. Bryan began with a discussion OF
The objections TO the divine origin OF
'Christlanity. First. he considered
those cf the erclutionixts. He did not
deny that there Is some truth IN the
Darwinlan hypothesis. but the author
|of Il nCr any Of HIS followers have
ever given satisfactory or even plaus-
ihle explanation OF the greatest of
|all mysiofies-llfe The suppositiop
that germs Of life were brought tn
he earth from some other planet In
rreases the difficulty; for, n so. how
aid they get there ana uy what means
were they conveyed through lnterme-
date space. The only other possible
ouppcsition is that Jie originated by
spontaneous generation. II inanimate
natter ever did produce life germs.
why does II not continue TO do soy
evolution is forced to presuppose the
existence OF matter and force--is Il
not as easy and far mere reasonable
TO presuppose the existence OF an In.
telligent Creatory We see all around
Us the mystery OF reproduction.
scarcely less wonderful than life H.
self. Its processes can not be ex-
plained.. yet even evolutionists do rot
deny THE facts. and they accept the re-
suits. We SOW In our garden the
ting seeds and they germinate and
grsw until they are AZ for food
shall We refuse to eat them because
we can not explain the mystevy. Al
this point: the remark that mystery
does not trouble US In the dining
room. but only In the church. elIcited
hearty laughter. Several illustra-
tons OF the mystery OF reproduction
we're presented-Mr. Bryan related
how he was once served IN restau-
rant with slice Of n watermelon which
he supposed must have weighed at
least forty pounds. Acting on an idea
that occurred TO him. he took some
~ the seeds and made a calculation
hat Il would take about 1000 OF them
10 weigh one pound. Yet each Of those ;
little seeds had IN II the germ OF
the vine. the branches. the leaves, the
iowers and the fruit. BY some mys-
erious process II selected from the
soil and the air the elements and
pigments TO make and color the mot
led green surface and white inter /.
or OF the rind. the red pulp inter- !
lpcrsed with other seeds capable Of 4
'cpeating the whole process. Shah
~ roe.o1 10 eat vatermelon becanoe
~ eannoe ezplain ~ ~ ano(hdP |,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-31

On Sunday the city OF Bryan Was
honored with the presence Of Amer
ica's most distinguished citizen. Hon.
William jennings Bryan OF Nebraska.
twice the national democratic stand
ard bearer. and as certain TO be the
next presidential nominee OF the par
ty. as any future human event may
be~-a man who Is 10 the world as a
Christian statesman what William T..
Gladstone was to England. man
whose breadth Of vision has scanned
all peoples. governments. religions.
from the highest 10 the lowest. and
whose mission in life Is service to
all. whose prayer Is that all may
know and accept the truth OF the
Fatherhood of God and the brother
hood OF man. n man who enthroncs
God and Christianity In his innermost
heart and makes all things else OF
this transitory life but the means and
measure OF service rendered. man
who has put away selnshness and
mounted up TO heights whereof the
busy. turmoiiful world takes no ac-
count: who secs In every shrub
burning bush" and Jehovah's flaming
fire on every mountain top. Such
and so IL he. this lay preacher of
the gospel OF the Jesus Christ. hap.
tiled with Ills spirit and walking dai-
~ In the way OF eternal life.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03

Sncob Mepers, Guperintenoent bes
Rinbpiebz zDepariemenis. beri9tei, bab
lnebr @inoDlsb 3ur Musfellung gebrodt
Dernsn luirD. ols iemals an elmer fri.
bersn Jair. Gs III Diel Gelo III prd-
nlien ausaeiebt unb Is be3abtt ieoen
Rinouiehsiinter. iein Nieb 3u brinoen.
Sonas Mlliion III bod erfrent lber
Die Auslidten fur Die MusfsaHna oot,
g1afen nnb Gdmeinen. st 1ogt,
bic 2euie perOen Gele9enbeit boben,
cine ar6Be.e Muswobl Su iebsn. ols on
irgeno elmer Irabern gountp Gair.
pbil. 6sil. Der betannte @eHaaelien.
ner. It Superintendent bieles Departe.
.msnts unb er arbeitet baran, bob ale
beoeuteaoen @efligel3idter pertreten
lino uno obne Yreifel uirD er au1 gr.
fol9 laben.
s. u. Dorm bot Die Mufli9t iiber
SSarm. llno @arten. probutte. Gs
ueroen in oieIem Departement % Der.
ihienene prdmien offerHt. 6iherlid
1aDl JDr III Oieier SQllOH etmQ6 ne30=
gen, auf oas Shr ltol3 lett uno oas
iolltet s}br Sur Gair bringen.
g. 8. 8arper 1T 5uperintenbent
Der ib0nen Riinfe unb perbeiBt uns
Die ihonlte Nusfteaung, bic nod ie in
Der Runiibale 9eieben ipuroe. Wiele
baben Noti3 9eaeben, oab iie Runifar.
titel ausitelen tperoen. Stidereien unb
anoere feline ,0ausarbeiten. Beionbers
miro Die Musiteuun9 bon gemalten,
por5ellanmaaren better uno ar0Ber iein
.als nod ie. Yrinat Eure Nrbsiten.
lrseno etwas mas Shr babt miro ae.
nOmulen. oaHelbe miro in Sdrdnten
einaelhloKen uuo ein Mddter miro oa=
riiber MAIDEN. IS ,uirb lid beaablen.
gure 5a1en nab Der 6air gu bringsn.
Gin GROCER. ih6ner Saal 1T fur oieie
AasiteQuna beitimmt uno es bietet iid
fir gud cine @eleaenbeit, eiu prd=
MUM au aetpinnen.
8ersebt oas Datum niht. bom is.
bis le. Qttober in Ganal Doper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
0erid)t ais Seiratbsbmreau.

Dte Elm Homdn NIT benz beltebten
Sdlub, rbab iie am gnbe iid triegen," "
bort ii9 elm proseB an, ber iid biefer
Sage an einem rbeinifden S90ffens
seridt abfpislte. Gin bieberer 9anb<
pertsmeiiter fab NIT Mibpersniisen,
ipie fein 2Oidbriges S09terlein lieber
ibre 3eit Bel ibrem 8rdutisam, als i'm
Dienite Bel ber 6errf9aft perbra9te.
Nls ct Maria tpieber einmal our Mebe
ftellte unb iie NIT Der Wabrbeit auriid>
bielt, fabte er einen aus Nobr seflohs
tenen Seppidtlopfer unb lieb biefes
Snitrument nit benz Riiden Der lnse>
borfamen 9odter 8etanntfdaft mas
den. Die Sodter sebt gum Mrat unb
ldBt fid einise @triemsn befdeinisen.
fie gebt gum Rabi unb flast. go febt
ber Qater por benz SdDffenseridt.
bas sl ent19eiben bat, pb Der Batter
ipesen rsefdbrliher aorperperleBuns
berbonnert ober tpesen Musiibung fei>
nes ndterli9en 3uhtisunssrehts freis
gefpro9en tperbtn foQ. @9on min bic
Sodter sesen ihren Grseuser ausfa>
gen, ba sreift als berl0bnenbes Gles
ment ber Mnipalt bes 8aters Elm uni
erfudt bic 9ohter, ben bdBlideu
Strafantrag auriid5unebmen. Mls Sc.
genleiitung Derlanst ber 8rdutisam BIZ
bisber bertpeiserte Ginipilliguns in BIZ
9eiratb. Ser Water tdmpft NIT iih;
ct ldbt fi9 erit erpeihen, nadbem i'm
tlar semadt tporben 1T. bab ct bas
Slid ober llngliid feines Rinbes nu1
Biz gum naben 81. Geburtstas binberr
fam. Der Grieben tpirb sef9lofIen
unb 70 folst an Der erniten Berihtss
ftdtte ftatt bes ftrensen llrtbeils bi'
9eslidpiinfduns CUR Werlobung, uni
ftatt ms @efdngniB. bas benz Wute1
in finfteren 1rdumen erf9ienen felt
mo9te, gebt ts gum Brautfdmaus
Den Wertbeibiser aber feiert bic ga
mile als ben .Gtifter ibres Slides, E
ion aud beimt tritsn sprOblins pat9
tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
Gine t,tenid) trennDIidDe Mufs
forOerMtt9.

Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guroer
bon 3idmonb, Sno.. 0r. u. .. Wil=
liams. 1877 Weli Main @trabe. ia9t /:
sd foroere ale perionen NIT ihlpa=
den 2unsen auf. Or. Sings Neto
Dlscouerp 81 nebmen. oas ein5ige 0eil.
mitte!, iuelhes mir geholfsn bot. uno
lelnes gisentbiimers 0eriprednnsen
gang erfiillt." IS rettet mebr 2eben
als ale anbere 0als= uno 2unaen=Mrs.
neien Suiammenoenommen. Nls 6u=
iten= uno grtdltunastur iiber bic gan3e
gBelt bin aebraudt. Seilt Ntbma,
gronhitis. Salsbrdune, &eu9buIten,
Sriilenent5iinbuns. 0eilsrtsit uno per=
binrert glutunsen Der Nun9e uno baut
iie auf. 8arantirt bon W. 6. geters
Apotbefe. preis SOC uno 81. pro=
beflaihe fret. Sn Yeters Mpotbete
miro oeutid seiproden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
1eiratbsb etututAan9en.

Srpen 6. 8urrier, BORT WaIbinaton -
@atbarina Wei, Nem gomerstomn.
Mariano 8eaoni - Naraiata Neone
beioe BON Canal Doper.
q. 6. @ilbert - Wariane W. Sorater.
beioe bon Boloer.
@bas. 8. @reaser. Sracp - CLARA S
Stofer. Sod II.
Carl u. gulp, Cincinnati - gaa %.
&iiher. 3uscarawas 80.
Sames u. Oouna, 0untin9ton, Sno.
- @oitb Ann Yadep. Canal Oouer.
@ttore Wattiani - @obtauSa @ompf
beioe BON NosneQ.
Wm. @briitlan - preciola glarf, bel:
be bon llbrihspile.
&op 9. Genneop, Nep Bbilaoelpbia-
Snnonial Sbler. MiopaIe.
2oberi g. Miaer, 5usarereet - Npsl
la 5trauB. 5banesuiue.
5berioan yialer - Nettis MeMiaen
beioe bon 9lem philadelphia.
SEQ. edaffer, giew gomerstomn :
gona Baao. Denniion.
6reb. O. Bair, SEEM philadelphia -
2aura O. Sope, Susearamas SO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
0eNorDEu .

Mm 25, Dttober IN Mofii(on 3bo.
mas Miles bon NeiD @Dmerstolpn I'M
Mlter bon 56 s5abren. Dor bret Mo-
den tpurbe er i'm probaie @eriht irr.
iinnis befnnosn unO feline usberIiibruna
nah benz StaatsboIpital in Mailillon
angenrbnet.
Nm Gonntoa Mbeno in Canal Doper
Nubp @arper bon 6trabburg i'm Utter
BON As Sabren all einem Werenleioen,
an oein er Inon lanae 9elitien. Anl
Samhda mar ct nod ben 9an3en 5a9
I'M Store tbdtia, aeaen Mbeno abet
ains er mad @anal Doper. um bort bel
einem Nrste 0ilfe fur iein 9sioen su
iinoen uno bort brad er 3uiammen. 81
luuroe nod benz Oauie ieiner shwelter
Jrau Sobn 9ird. oebradt. mo er am
nddfen 9a9e uerihieo. Der Berlior=
bene bate einen rieiigen llnterneb=
munss9eilt uno ueiten Beidditsblid
uno bauptfddlih ibm .par es susu=
ihreiben. oab ber @arper Store in
strabburs 3u einem 8sihdfte beran-
Du4s. befen lmiab idbrlih in oi,
0unoerttauienoe aebt. y. @a,per bin.
terldBt cine 9Dittme uno 3uel &inoer,
einen Sobn uno cine Sodter.
Mm 80. September in Nsw pbila,
oelpbia frau 9lie. @arbner i'm glltea
Sitter non 20 cxnhreu. Sic WprIforhe=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
Carroll Gonnth Hair.

Nddife Wod,e. mn g.. g., 10. unb
IL. Attober. finoet in GarroltOn bic
Sair bon Carroll @ountp itatt. Bon
Nem pbilaoelpbia tann man am ndm=
libeu Sage bin uno Suriif, inoem man
am Morsen um 8.47 auf Der s. g. g.
gilenbabn bon bier abfdbrt uno Nbsnbs
nm 3.47 bon garrollton pieoer ausiid
fommt. Die Carroll Gountp Gairs
seihnen Fd ftets Gus ourh eine ih0ne
Nusheluns bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
prooutten uno bon &anenpieb aus uno
lino baber INNER gut beiu9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03

Berloren smiiden $50 ubr eeitern
Nbeno uno beute Mittas Elm @allen=
iu6t Wnfaa nit 8redreis uno beftieem
Gopfw.b. Sieier Berluit muroe per=
uriaht burh SSinben elmer Sbadtel
BON Gr. Sings ytetp 2ife pillen. Der
aarantirten Sur fir 8aleniibel. Ma=
iaria uno Gelbiu1t. @arantirt bon
%. Is. peter's Nboibete. 9iur Is
gents. yeriu1t ie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
9ntlpaQrelt
&nrnliot'5,
7=7@Sgz 71SgS

Sye0ertt alien S1attirunsen,
I6mar5 unb meiB, braun unb
grim, erau uno leberfarbis. Wir
baben bic beIten Is Gents Jebern.
bie BON irsenb iemanb perfauft
iperben.
8ir 3aisen @uh au6 eine sro=
Be @usmabl ppm sarnirten 6ii>
ten BON $3.50, 800, $50, 400,
500, 800, ZOO unb 500. 0ie>
ielben iino prddtis.
@ir baben audi eine l96ne
Muspabl pon ihbnen &bden uno
9auben fir &inoer.
Shwar5e unterrSfe 5u 64c.,
$1.25 mnb 200.
Seibene l1nterrbfe gu $500,
bielelben 1inb 500 Bis 500
tpertb III alien Sbottirungen bon
braun grim, ibmar5 llno blan.
Burnll0eS Department Store.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
1tnifprnt=M embernttg.

Das Rriegsbepartement Der Ser.
Gtaaten beabii1tist. quf Grunb bon
praftifden Worfdldeen. tpelde Sberf
s. 8. Maus gema9t bat, mebrere Mens
berungen In ber uniformirung ber ges
meinen )@plbaten DOr3unebmen. Der
ieBt sebrduhlihe Gil5but ION ubses
f9afft tperben; neil ct fiir Rampusnen
in einem beiben Rlima unseeignet 1T.
Die Beintleiber, ipeIde bic Snfanterie
auf benz Marf9e trdgt, folItn fD 5lge<
f9nitten tperben, baE iie Inn bus Rnie
berum melt finbsunb 70 ipeit binunter<
rei1tn, bob iie bon benz pbtrtn Tbeile
Der Ghube rmi6loi5en iDcrben f0anen
unb pie Inngtn @dmafhen bdbur9
entbebrli9 tptrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03

9uscora ynrt bat isine pforten
aeihloHen, am 6onnta9 mar bas iebtt
@onaert fur bitfe Saiion.
auf Der 8rlds 3ipilden bier pno
Der 6uOieits uirb oe0enp6riia Gin iisa-
III 4obtn Qfleot rup DersUsIlbtt man
b1It jueia6G )t0nit,l. 81
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6. -. 8mrrp'S 9rpite &erbiferDNnln9 ppl'
Sutuaa ea, N0deu nuo Mnsi9en, 9onnerfag, g. StOb,r

Seocb ME paren mir beiier ucrberei<
tet fir cine @rDiTnuns. Nle neuen
1yormen III ibren perldiebenen GrlAei=
nunsen linb anselanst nnb bic Preiie
Vno ltnsewbbnli6 billis, aber mir mol
len beute niat BON 8reiien ipreben.
Diele Nnfiiubieuns bient einfad oa5u
Guh ein5ulaben III Der GrSifnnng Der
ld0nltsn sluswabl BON 9amenbiiier,
Mbfsn, 5firts, seibentpe-
item uno fertis Seuahten &leibern,
melde man nod jemals III oifler
5tabt sele1en bat.
Mnlit am Gr0iiuunssabeno BON I
Bic 10 llbr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-03
9. & ..

Billi9e preiie am @onntag.
Weitibule Yiiee Nr. l6 uno IL. 0obe
&iidiiBe. porter gum Nbwarten, obne
grtrasGofen.
yilliae preiie fur 9eimatbiuhenoe
unb 9ourilien.
9ur6eebenoe Gdlaiiuasen.
Sam t o N n u Musfellun0.
ueber Walbineton, .. 6. iiber oeri1ie=
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eyes are scarcely conscious; Were it
not for the stout arm about her, she
would fall to the platform of the great
station, under the feet of the hurry
ing throng.
Miss Chartris is gazing meditatively
at her, chewing the blue-enameled
knob of her parasol and furtively tuck
ing something in her glove.
What the deuce has happened to
herr asks the American.
she is too i'll to speak," answers
the young husband, astounded. What
am to do? We cannot take her on
the train in this shape She is abso-
lutely unfit to travel. She has nearly
tainted again." For Marina's eyes,
seeing Edwin, close again in apparent
despair.
What produced it," demanded
Barnes. "She was the picture of
health when left her.
Here Enid runs up with her replev-
ined handsatchel.
do you know how this occurred ?"
dShS EuWlu, eagerly.
mot so much as you do" replies
Miss Anstruther; Maud, how did this
happen?' She turns suspicious eyes
upon Miss Chartris, who cries nervous
ly: What are you jumping on me
for? l was only keeping Marinas
handbag and umbrella, and Edwin's
canes and rug, and looked round and
she'd got it in the neck!"
Not a dagger" shudders Enid. But
a hasty inspection of Marina's white
throat relieving her, Miss Anstruther
cries: Maud, how dare you use such
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Mr.. Barnes doesn't deem 1t wise to

Mr. Barnes doesn't deem It wise to
go into details with Lady Chartris.
you had better descend and make
yourself comfortable in the cafe, Ed
VIM" he suggests. =%"Y Dung husbands
are too nervous when their wives are
sick ~. + FL. -:
~ Taking. Anstruther down with him
: he~whispers: Besides, did you notice
whenever she looked at you she
swooned again. Best keep away until
you learn the true reason of this sud-
den attack"
/ do you think it Is heart disease?"
asks Edwin, distractedly.
= mot the kind you mean. I can tell
you that your bride is as normally
healthy as any woman in the world"
answers the American. 1T was some
shock to the brain or nervous system,
think. The question is, what was it,"
Can it have been anything connected
with that horrible island?" queries Ed
win, anxiOusly.
THAT I'm now about to attempt to
discover" observes Burton.
Meditating as to what the blow is,
Barnes leaves the young English Off
Ger and comes upstairs. to interview
the only witness he thinks available.
the adolescent Maud. AS he reaches
Lady Chartris' parlor, that lady's door
is slightly open, and words issue to
him that make him pause outside the
entrance. ~
: Nov, Maud" says Lady Chartris,
sternly, what caused Mrs. Anstruther
to faint? You were alone with her."
MA, didn't do it! Sure, didn't"
falters the girl. -, ="
"The truth, or 1 shall take you to
nay bedroom. You know what will
happen to you there, if you don't
tell me everything" The voice: Of
the mother suggests awful possibili-
ties. : y n 49,.
Eyes, ma, I will; I'll tell you every
blessed thing-don't look, at me that
way. Why, was just walking round
with Marina and left. her fors Amin
ute and gentleman, French and Ital
ian mixed, said: YOU are: with MadNhe
Anstruther?' He stumbled oyer the
name, and I answered proudly--Ma-
rina looked awfully fetching You bet,
she's my cousin by marriage Then
he said: Give her this, with my re-
cards. and handed me a note. Well, I