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Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is blood cOnsti tutiona disease and fin order 1t you take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternally, and directly the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medi- cine It prescribed by of the best physicians in this country for years and is regular prescription It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers acting directly the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful suits n curing catarrh Send Tor testimonials free.
 F.J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Too swlN far Londoners.

According to the British postmaster general the post office experiments in typewriting telegrams have mot been altogether satisfactory" The London Globe conjectures that the telegraph department wants something slower"
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Monopolizinq Them.

Miss Passay-Many young girls nowadays are positively awful The idea of one being engaged to two young man at the same time. It's sim ply shameful!
 Miss Pert (maliciously)-And it's aggravating, too, isn't it?
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
The Entire Family.

Grand Pop used it for Rheumatism. Dad for Cuts, Sprains and Bruises. Nanny for Burns, Scalds and Aches. Sis for Catarrh and Chillblaines. used it for everything, and it never disappoints any of us. It surely yanks any old pain out by the roots.
 Hunts Lightning Oil is what I am telling you about.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Don't Delay,

Save a possible serious spell of fever later on by cleansing your sys- tenn now of it's accumulation of impur- ities. Simmons Sarsaparilla will do it. It makes fine blood, fine appetite, great strength and grand ambition.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

There is something sublime in calm endurance, something sublime in the resolute, fixed purpose of suffering without complaining, which makes disappointment 'oftentimes better than uccess.-Longfellow
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
No Sian of 1t.

Did you hear anything of lobster famine?"
 "Why, no; the gold brick schemes Ire going as usual"
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease. It cures painful, swollen, smarting. sweating feet. Makes new shoes easy. Sold by all Druggists and Shoe Stores. Don accept any substitute. Sample FREE. Address A. $. Omsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

Weak men tremble at the worlds opinion, fools defy it, wise men judge it.-La Rochefoucald
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Out of the Question,

Mrs. Knicker-"Do you forswear meat during Lent?' Mrs. Booker Gracious, no; James has to have good dinners or I wouldn't get the money for my Easter clothes"
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

I have seldom known anyone who deserted truth in trifies, that he could be trusted in matters of importance. -Paley.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

:. gertain. safe and nu!ch remedy for Itching Piles is Hunts Cure.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

Pawnbrokers are able to see the 'sil- yer lining of your clouds.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

For that Prince of Terror-ItchinI Piles-try the King of balms, Hunt Cure,
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

Invention is the mother of trusts and promotion is the stepfather
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06

Build your hopes high-then stand from under.
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Mrs. Windows soothir

For children teething softens the gums reduces in
 1ammaton. allays pain. wind eoiiC 25c bottle
Woodruff County news., 1907-06-06
Important to Mothers.

No matter how hungry man may be a single taste of defeat satisfies him.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Ohio.

Ser Strsit ter gdiffsbauer i'll 2o=
rain oauert fort uno es muRte Nillltdr
aufaeboten neroen, I'M Die Huhe .auf=
reht 81 erbulteu. Streitbreher, Die
na1 Der StQct uebrabt muroen, Dur=
oen nit Steinwilrfen empfanQen.
9ln Wtontos Nuda:ittaa iollte iln
9aule Don Wiola Sobnlohn in Soleoo
cine genliltbllhe Sartenportle Itattfit=
oen, aber mdbreno Die 3obter Die sahls
reiden @alte emplina, lpuroe Die Ulut=
ter. luelhe oas &ran36sn arrangirt
bate. in einem 2ooen ,pegen Siebltabls
oerbaftet. Sin poliailt. oer lid ein=
ltsllte. um elne 6nusubuug por3u=
nebmen, mar Der usberbrineer Der un=
angenebmen Nubribt, unb Die 8alte
sntferuien lid eiliolt. 1srau ,Subnion
mar erplIht iuOrorll naAoem tie anei
ieioeue Blulen 9eltoblen batte. Sn ibrer
Wobnune tano man 9eltObleue gDaaren
i'm Wertbe bon 500.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Scr eur 8enentsiinonn8 t0Dt=
ltd1eS YNcrf

bate meins rsdte 9uuae 10 ernltllh an=
sesriHen", idreibt 5rau sannie @on=
nor Don Gural &ou:e, 8eorgetolun.
5.enn., ,oab ib fOrtpdbreno Sag uno
9laht butete uno Der Nahburn Wor=
auslaauns = ebminoiuht = unuer=
meioll1 ibien, bi5 mein @atte cine
Jlolbs BON Or. Sings Neru SiscoOerD
ua1 9auie brodte. tpslbs lib in einem
6all ais Die ein5i9e d. e Suitsntur
uno Observation-Disclosures bon ibwoben,
weben &ungeu ernies." Wsnn ole an=
bere 0ellmlttst abIolut erfol9los llno,
10 m0gt Shr oo1 III Dem Gampf 9egen
2ungsn= uuo &ebisnleioen Sieger blei=
ben nit Stem 0iscOuerp. Der e9ten Sur.
Garantirt bon V. @. Yetets oeutlder
QpOtpete. preis soc uho 81. probe=
flalhe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
NcttefcS.

Ser Garbiae gonnp sSones perwull-
oste am 5onntaa III Wbarten. 9eJas.
ieine 6rau t0otlih. etihoB ieine 5htDie=
eernmltter uno leinen Wahbarn 0arrp
0isAins, Der ben Grauen 81 6iiiie elite.
nno feuerte smeinlal auf einen onoern
Nabbnrn, obne ihn ieooh 3u treilen.
Sones ,purbe ipdter uerbaftet uno ourfte
gelpnht luerben.
Gin 9orna0o. tuelber am MoIitdG
Die @eseno bon 2operne. Ala., leim.
Iu1te. bauste am ihhmmlten in Der
llmsebuna uon Ylatisbyr9. mo- z pers
lonen ibr 2eben sinbiiBteh, S beige
uno 2 Garbiae. Mebrere 0duier Durs
oen eana 3eril6rt uno uiel shaoen an=
9erihtet.
Bunheslenator Gprater bat 9efern
Mbeno in elmer Neoe Dor Der 6anoelsz
TANNER in Canton feline @ampa9ne
gesen 5aft erOGnet. obne oehen Namen
| 3u nennen. ST ertldrte. ct lei fol3 auf
bic unterltiibuns Der farbisen Stimm.
geber.
Uas urtbeil bes M0roers 3hatu lie9t
nun in ben 0dnoen Der @elbmornen.
8etern tpuroen Die Reoen Der NDpota=
ten beenoet uno Der Nihter CAB Den 8ez
ihmornen feline sSnitruttionen. woraui
oieie lih Nbenos UNI S llbr II Wlinutel
auf ibr 3immer beaaben. Nahoem lie
IL Stuno<n beratben. batten lie ltd
nod niht 9seiniat. ooh eruartet man
I'M Nerlauie oes beutisen Cages Elm
Yeroitt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Est,te agIs1s.,plnate.

9ln ben WDriteber elmer aDgelesenen
@ebirgsaemei1be tam bon Der porge=
festen @ebDrbe Der Muftras, bariiber
Nadforfdunsen ansuftellen, ob benn
Der iugenblihe Sofepb 6interidpeiger,
tpelher ipesen fortndhrenber Diebe=
reien in eine Beiierunssanltalt abge@
geben lperben iollte, iptrtli9 Elm 70
berporfener Burfcbe lei, ipie Ct bon
ben einDernomnenen Musfunftsperio@
nen gefhiibert purbe. - Der 5err
0oritanD pflog bic Na6forIhunsen
unb fabte feline Wabrnebmungen in
folgenbem Beri6te 5uIammen: Die
les lit pabr; bet 5epp lit ein ent=
lpidelter 2dngfinaer. Sn 1elieiter 3eit
5etgte er fogar Sirbome BON 8ranbs
leguna."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Cine Weile bis sttt 9oftor,
pOcr Dtelleid1t audt aebn.

genn sic auf benz 2anoe ober in
Den Vorltdoten tpobnen, oann minen
Sir, mas oas beoeutat. Gleine llebel
weroen eeidbrlih. ooer. psnn lie ae=
fdbrlid lino. enoen lie tDotlib. ebe sic
dr5tIld)e OiilIe berbelbolen tOnnen. sic
tonnen telnen SottDr auf oem Regal
Sbrer Gorrutbstammer Dor,atbig ball
ten, ober sic fDnnsn einen Worratb
upn TDrnl's 2lpentrduter baben, auf
ben sic Die Sano in Dem NugenblIf
ieoeu tDnnen, no er eebrauht miro.
0err 2sonqrs Wtor5er aus Diaud
@buut, 3d., Io9t: so babe 5orni's
Nlpentr0uter fnAT6ebn Sabge lang als
msinen Sausar3t, einen 5uperlallt9eu
Setter, uno INNER nit griolg, ge=
brouht. SD bPtraNte es als melne
Qfliht, sSbnen fir oieles ausas3sidnete
YrGparat melnen 8ant aus5uipreben.
Ger glpentrduter lit BON Sung uuo
Nlt 9ebrau1t tpDrOen. un0 ltets nit
oelnlelben Gelultat. ST bat niemals
periagt. Gr bat mir 9unOsrte bon
Dollars an Oottor= uno Npotbeter, ,Rsh:
uun9en erIpart. gr 1T III Der 5bat
eine lobens,pertbe Weoi3in. Sd uno
meme 6amiIie miiroen niAt oarau benz
fen, obne oieie Meoi3in i'm 0auie iein
gu t6nnen. Sd boffe. Dab Wott Sbnen
lau9es yeben i6enten m09e. oamit Sic
in Sbrem guten Wert. Der leioenoen
Menidbeit 2inoeruns gu ueriboffen,
fortfabren f6nnen."
6prni's Mlpsntrduter lit entIhieoen
Elm 0ousmlttsl. @r libert uno Oer=
IboIft robulte @eluncbeit. eSn 9totb-
idlIen 1T er Wbeaablbar. @r 1T Elm
SlutreinlNer, Delhel oas Gpltem ret:
niat uno Die 3irtulatlon belbleunigt.
st brin9t Die Yeroauungs=O =Oraane in
Gronura uno lieut Die ribtise 5bdti9.
teit Der Nieren uno 2eber pieoer Der.
Torni's Nlpeutrduter lit iiber bunoerl
Sabre alt. gr 1T altbemabrt uno aeit:
erprobt. Nidt gum 8srtauf burA oi'
Mpotbefer. fonoern our6 in ieoem 8e'
meinweien anaeltslte Spesial=Waenten
We9en beg Ndberen ibreibe man al
Gr. peter 6abrnep & Sons &c., liz
lis So. 0opne Wpe.. Chicago. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
geIbitmoro pon Sas. XcboIo.

9lm lsbten Greitae Nadnittag per=
liaB Die 6rau bon Sames 2ebolo ibre
Wohnuns in Der Ndbe bon Wtineral
Gitp. um nod Dem Stdot1en gu geben
uno Weoiain fur ibren Manu gu bo!en.
9lls lie bsimtebrte. fano iie ibren @at=
ten teot in leinem 5hlafsimmer anl
Booen liesen, nit eiuem &epolperlhuB
I'M GopIe uuo Den Nepolper al ieiner
Svite an Sooen.
gsbolo, Elm reider Ssarmer, mar felt
elmer Wohe unmobl. bod mar ct am
Greitag 8ormittas nod in Sanopoiue
uno iein 3uitano CAB gu teinen ye=
oenten Nnlab. Da er Elm 9liiflihes
6amilienleben fiibrte uno in Den beten
Gerbdltni1en lebte, 10 bat man teinen
Nnbaltspuntt our Muftldruu9 oes
Sc bimoroes. Qebolo mar breibi9
Sabre alt uno binterldbt eiue Wittwe
uno atpei anaben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
s . E a[es.

gln g!eae BON ST. Soi. glidens=
o,rfsr, b I feline 5telle ols Mitelieo Der
Gtbulbsh0tbe ilieoerleate. puroe nerr
sssamss IS. patrif einitimmig sum Wit=
alieo Der ghulbtb6roe erlpdblt uno
finoet Die yDabl augemeinen YeiIaa.
6rau Qaura cunningham. Die in
Canal Eoper fur ibren Sobn M. 9.
@uniingbam 0aus bdlt. fiel lebten
Donueriiaa 10 ungliidii1. oab lie ibren
linten Mrm brad un0 oas Gano9elent
ausrenite.
0or benz StaotbauIe 1T ein Si9s
naaidt an9ebraht moroen. oas oosu
oisnen lou. Die WaQen Der gtraBen.
babn anaubalttn. tpenn Elm 6eueralarm
asaebsn ,piro. uni 3ulammenli6be 3tui-
ihen Der 5trabenbabu uno Der Geuer=
nebr 3u perbinoern.
Roe 1aper, Der am 23. Wdr3 In
Nem @omerstolpn perbaftet unb Dou
bort nah @oibocton aebraht nuroe. tDc
man ibn biz gum ndditen Sage eil=
iperrte. neil er angeblid als blinoe,
paliaaier fabreu mollte, bat Die penn'
Tpluania Gilenbabn So. weeen unbe.
| fu9tem Nrreft uno uioerrehtliber Gin.
iperrun9 auf $4,000 S1abeneriab per.
tlagt. - Wie es fbetnt. mar es Gop's
Bruoer @lpoe. Der als blinocr pana=
gier fabren nolIte uno Der poli5iit,
melber &on uerhaftete, permehIelte oie
Briioer uno padte ben unlbuloigen
@lpoe ltellte lib ipdter ielbit ben Bsb0r:
ben uno waro 5u elmer guBe bon $3.50
| nerfnurrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

= Was ooh Die selebrten 0dupter
Der Willenidalt alles ausbeden 0at oa
profe1or yaileD auF 8runo iorafdlti=
ger ltatiltiIher 3uiammennelunaen Die
,eerooesu berbliiffenoe" 9batiahe fef=
aeltellt. oab Die S0bne reiher gltern
auf Der llniueriitdt gale Diel mebr @elo
ausoeben fitr 5abat uno spirituoien.
als bic aus armen Ganlilien itammen=
ben @tuDenten. - Na. oas bdtte lih
elm geip0bnlihes Wenihenfino einfab
On ben ain9ern abSdbIen f6nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

urtb fcb ben getpeeuneen bes &brpers anpabt,
pbHe 5lI reibe1 ober S6mer6erj5lt perrrlaberl,
lrilb foitet perieer ais oiele gepobnlioDe 8rud)=
bd1,ber. Seine Gprunefebern ODER barte, tlunis
piee 1oIiter ultb bod Ddlt ie bell Sru0o fiber
ifrb felt obne eDneraert pber 1lnarre0mIt0fei eiten
81, berurfafen: SO babe pen Nrets 10 +! tnle9rla s
fen fam, .tlo i'd aargntire le abtolnt. ,.,s,
sstl ntadbe tic auf Cure Seftellnna - - idtfs
Tie Gmd-s6r traat iie. nah wcnn. tie gudi
miat snfrIeosniteIt, sd,tft tie sMtle' nna td'
Sizes lit Die aufri6tiaite Sfferte, Die ie bon
einem gruns sGpesiaIiiten aenadlt ipuroe; Sic
ganfen ober iraenoipeIdle ondefebene. @ilrger
bier in Marf5au iperbeu @ub faaert. bab i'd aui
biefe, sSeife, meine SefebGtte betreIbe--lHt11er
abfolut reeu.
sseHn Sbr arIss n5eIide, berind5t babt tornI1i
metnerl er6Bte1l Grfple .g1reibt 9erte uno :. i'd
1d)ide @u0 n1ein Sud- iiber NruD tno oellen
>SeiIuns. ipeIdbes meire @orribtnng. 5etgt ulo
BEN 8reis un6 9famel1 bon 3euteir, pie tie per.
tud6ten lrb gebeilt puroen, aHaibt sic gepabI'
fnfort Qitberui1e. tpenn alles a1toere fehlihldat
Beabtct ido babe ieine SdLben, ieill gef1irrr
feifle liioen Sur ein rccues Gei6dft 6n 7''131
petn Yreiie.
6. 6. gruoss, 1917 grposs gslbs, Maribaa, ,ajstd''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Bart u1ta aurnriid,t.

8ei elmer MrreftDiiite frast Der bic
Wiiite abnebmenbe 8eante einen einz
eefperrten iungen Burden: rMarum
1inb Sic eingeiperrt?" 9ierauf antz
tportet biefer: r0on tpegen Der 2tebe!"
rMahen sic bier tein. Spdbe!"
tpeift ibn Der 8eamte 5ure9t. r6err
Ratb," ant;oortet Der Gtrdflins, has
lit tetn Spab! Sd bab' ndmli9 met
ner 2iebe bas @elbtai9'I g'foblen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
9. & ..

Billlae preile fir 5onntag.
Neltibule Yiae Nr. l6 uno IL. DObe
&iiffbe. tporter gum Nbwarten. obne
Grtra=Gofen.
9ifets fur 0eimatbiudenoe uno 2o=
Ionilten nod Welten.. Norotpelten. @ii=
ben un0 Giiopelten.
DurG9ebenoe 51laflpaNen.
Sic bette Babn mad ber Samestomn
MusfeQung.
Man ertunoige f1 BEL ben Mgenten
iiber bic preiIe unb Gabrpldne. AZ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
DuH l,u,tu er uleict1.

M q m a heflagt Iib betm SnfeD
runfer Jribhen fann bas q 10 f4le9t
1pre9en." - 8 nfel: $50, na bonn
tomm' mai BET, mein Sunge. 60.
limb nun Jag mai gano laut: Hinbs=
fopf!" -5ri 3 If en-: r3u mem
benn, Snfel?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Qnn 0ifrr.

r...Sie iinb etne fridge, unorbents
li9e, lnfdbige perion, unb es 1T mir
gang unbeareifli6, tpie sSbnen Sbre
pprige 6errfdaft Elm ioldes, gerabe5u
eldn3enbes 3eusnib uusftelen tonnte!"
- rSa, bas mar neiner porigen 9nG=
btgen INNER bas grObte 8ersniieen,
penn fie anbere Grauen re9t einseben
lofIen fDnnte!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

s.yn @panIton, einem gorlidotden
bon 9hicago, baben lie am 2. Gpril
(marum nibt am l ?) einel glau=
triumph. 6rau Wc@ullob, sur 6rie=
oensrihterin ertpdhlt. 9ieielbe bat nun
betount eemadt. oaB lie bel Srauungen
Elm nenes 3itual anlpenDen meroe. in
Dem Die gorte nDu iollt Delnem
Manne untertban lein" nibt uOrfonl=
men. sic bsnertte, oab, ols lie lib
p.rbeirotbete, lie ,hrem Manne auh
niht psrIproben babe, ibm qeborlam 81
lein uno lie merbe teiner Braut sus
mutben, elm 10 entlpiiroigenoes Wers
iprehen am 0od3eitstaae absulesen.
Obmohl Die Grau 3ihterin erlt am Is.
Npril ibr Mmt antritt. bat lie bod lton
mebrere Srauuvgs=Nnmeloun9en er=
balten.
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@oa etmer Spinme aebinem.

SnToIee bon SlutperQifturg, Derur-
iaht ourb enen SpinnenbiB, wiirOe
SGbn Malbinaton uon Sosquepille.
5eras, lem gein perloren babsn, iuoem
basielbe gu einer Wialle BON eiternoen
Wunoen murbe, pdre er niht ilberreoet
moroeu, guflen's Mruica Salbe gu
aebrauden. st ihreibt: ,Die erlte
S6a1tel linberte uno bier Shabteln
6eilten ale Wunoen." sic beilt ieoe
Wunoe. 8arantirt in peters 4potbete.
Is @ents. Sn peter's Npotbete miro
oeutIb seiprohen.
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Gin 1f1pttd,ler.

rau: rWie, nahbem itb bier
Wothen perreiIt mar, tpiult Ou bie1en
s(beno sleieb in bic &neipe seben9" -
81 a mn: ,Nun, man mD6te bod
du6 feine 5reunbe mai tpieberleben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

= Gin fran50iiider @elebrter bat es
fertig gebra4t. oas 9elprOhene WOrt 3i
pboto9rapbiren. Cine quite Sbee. Da
ipiro man nddtens @aroinenprebiaten
auf Mni6tspoitfarten taufen t6nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

y Sn gnalonb 1T Elm @efeb paiiirt
,poroen. bas Derbietet, 9rintAel0er 3u
9eben unb 3u nebMen. Gin glert, Der
einem Gubrmann cine Rleiniateit 0ab.
murDe au elmer yuBe bon einem Yfuno
Gterline uno ben Soften perurt6eilt.
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3ltud1 Der Aneliattu.

!" gar b n ii friIcb seabelt, CUR
9attin): r's ri9tiee abeltge @efiibl
iuerben mir bod ME friegen. ba bas
BEN 'ptr au btel @elb!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

Die fol9enben beliebten Nomane fDll'
rlen in Der Office oieies Blattes besogen
i,er0en:,
aus elmer fIeinen Garniion Soc
Qeibeiaeu .. PSF
Der RrSins bnn EbilabelPbia 35t
9ie Gtrabe her Werlnrneit 25t
1as Sei@en ber Bier S5t
9er 6nnb bsu Baskerville 35t
attentf66 Ro. 11S 35
anf bunlelM @esen 55r
Gt31bItts nnO Grlebtes 25r
w Sebtr, Der uns einet neuerl Mbon.
ntnten brinQt. Der fur Elm Sobr I'M
boraus be3abIt, erbdlt zines oieier gl.
&er als prdmium.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

lleberfebt Moolpbs Anjeiee tli4t.
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: 2est NDolpbs Nn3eiSe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-30

however, az be never comes homo mill the
time for the leaves 10 fall has long paused
He goes TO tho Riviera before any buds
show themselves and therefore has not yet
discovered in real condition OF his aSpen-
hive trees. Their loahesS branches stand
all the year with no sign Of life.
Across the ridge from the Georgian house
In the picture lie Conyers Manor. the home
of E. C. Converse. More than a thousand
acres OF land is in the estaGe. The prop
erty was acquired from a number Of own
Srs. 1t was less than a year ago that the
last house on the grounds was completed
add that marked the end Of several years
Of constant building.
The archieot, Dom Barber, adopted for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-30

is seen In the cut showing the lawn an j
pond in front Of a French colonial house.
This house stands over the border in Fair
field county, Conn. h separation. how
ever, is only geographical.
These houses illustrate the various
periods of house building in Westchestef.
Tho old sunken garden, which proves It's
age in its luxuriant growth, existed long
before any Of the other houses shown
here we're thought OF.
Newest ia the imposing Georgian pile
with the four Egyptian columns which
~surrnounts a hill near Port Chester and
has q view that sweeps miles OF the silver
Sound. It was built for j. r. Steers Of
this city by Blake d Butler and is regarded
az an uncommonly fine example OF Georgian
architecture as we'll as a country home oil
unusual comfort and beauty.
Its proportions are like those Of a Euro
pean palace, and the large entrances ball,
which Ia wainscoted almost to the calling
in white painted wood, would be able to
hold many a so-called country house.
The view reproduced here shows the en-
trance and front porch, which faces inland.
On the other side arc the piazZas, the formal
Garden and the terrace. which overlook a
tennis court sunken twenty feet below the
formal garden.
Further down this hill are the farm
house, stables, garage and swimming
fond which Mr.. Steers has had built for
D air swimming in summer when a
trip to the Sound even in a motor seems
too long. A quarter Of a mile from the
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gain a certain calm courage from her intent
ness. How can | be the murderer OF
Egbert Hance, when l, myself. am Egbert
Hance?
THE man murdered at the Stencil House
who got his just deserts. | know not how,
was my cousin. Maurice Hance, Of my own
age, and closely resembling me. l had
often been warned against him as a desper-
ate fellow, full Of evil devices, who would
let nothing thwart his will, but he was
plausible. good company, and-well, when
l found him aboard my ship coming over
we became friends once more.
Before we arrived he had my confidence.
| followed his suggestions when We reached
port, going with him. l know not where,
drinking with him. / Know not what. God,
what a fool ! was! But l have been brayed
in the mortar for il.
poor SOUL murmured Camille with
streaming eyes, See how weak and i'll
he looks.'
Il firmly believe he intended TO kill me
with some OF the internal drugs in the use
of which he was adept the stranger
continued. Perhaps took too little. per-
haps too much OF them; at all events. / cane
to myself yesterday, wandering through
the streets. my pockets stripped OF every
thing that might serve to identify me.
Il heard OF the murder at the Stencil
House, my own murder, think Of i'll
almost believed / was dead. ! bought
the papers containing the evidence-then
| began to understand.
This morning l saw the notice that
brought me here. Della Quinn's testimony
had seemed disingenuous to me; ! thought
that possibly she might have picked up q
key that would enable me to trace the
securities intrusted to my care"
soh, ! belisve every word you say
protested Camille. How you have suf-
fered!'
Stuff and nonsense interposed Cronk-
ie with unwonted ~roughness. Such q
cock and bull story doesn't 60 in this
country.
Giving your words every possible value.
It appears that you and only you, had a
grievance against the murdered a
he had lust arrived, he knew no one here.
It's motive the law looks after, my man;
and you have confessed TO enough to hang
you thrice over.
You'll have to stand trial, that's fat.
Bolts and bars and underground dungeons
are best for the likes Of you. Let me slip
on these darbies, and then come along
iivoly." And he advanced with clanhdng
handouts.
Il can't endure it. screamed Camille
Darpon, ~springing between. He IL inno-
cent, I say; you shall not take him. II vas
l, il was I, who killed the man in the Stencil
House.
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the style OF the house a combination OF
French and post-Colonial architecture, al
though in some instances there are traces
Of purely Norman periods. The place is
not merely a summer home but a farm
where Mr.. Converse spends most Of the
year. He has sold all his other homes
and moved his library and all his art
treasures to Conyers Manor. Among his
pictures are Fortunys, Bouguereaus, Corots
and a number of paintings Of the eighteenth
century English artists.
The stone walls are absolutely plain with
only the windows to relieve them. All the
outbuildings are finished in the same
fashion. In addition to the main house
there is the so-called cottage which is a
two story house for the daughter OF the
owner. 1t is supplied with a small but
completely equipped stable.
The rose garden shown here belongs
10 a house on the Sound only a short dis
lance from New Rochelle. The house has
stood there for many years although it
was recently remodelled.
The garden has ten years to its credit
and blooms where there was a desert before.
The ground had beer considered too ex-
posed and too near the water q to
produce such beautiful effects as have
been gained there.
The high wall of hedge protects the beds
and the trees have stood in their places
for years. The beauty of the garden takes
that IL is not in the slightest degree the
work Of a professional landscape gardener.
but the result Of the owners own skill
He planned the gardens alone.