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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-27
Gut Glass

An innovation Of pronounced beauty
may now be seen in this store. Il il an
exclusive offering Of our own, and repre-
sents a distinctly new style Of cutting.
IL and Reometricai cutting has been
combined with floral reproductions, re-
sulting in the richest effect we have
ever seen in Cut Glass.
Celery Trays. 90
Footed COMFORTS. .............. lZ.OO
Siaios 1900
Salad Bowls. .................. I2.YS
ice Cream Trays. 800. $40 and SAG
Another exclusive Offering is a covered
bowl in rich Cut Glass. 9IS and N2O.
est 22d Streets
ixth Avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-27

The Rsntz-Santley Company will furnish
the burlesaue at the Star Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-27

The Bon Ton Extravaganza Company
will come to the Gayety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-27

The Broadway Gaiety Girls will be the
attraction at the Dewey Theatre for tho
coming week. The show IL headed by
Johnnie Weber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
G1eiapcafe Gampfer.Gpmpaanie.
GBeiapcafesS tutc.
leaallte Fdfiagiers2 nmIpfer columbia" utlo
Nf,,,,,ft, -

SDetapcdfesStutc. r
eleGatte Taiiasiers2 nmpfer columbia" uno
nIueuitu." &
SIo Yuint 0pmiott iine glOrfplf, "a. "
Ndnipfer p~erIaict Baltimore tigIid (uusees
%llnnlineil Sonrtaqsl nm 100 gtbenos uno fonts
men in Slh Yoint Comfort Inn 0 llbr Oior.
eeqs nnS in Norip.f nm 7.So Mloreens an, an.
l~bltebe1b an Ole Gifenbnbn5iipe mad auen
Flnfien oes Siioens nth SIaipeiterS.
Wurt9iiuer.2inic
GIeGnrier' !Raiiaaiers Gdrnpier .sItIanta." a.
iidM @cftsEuint nup GtdJmpnb, ia. C..
9arlpfer e~crla'ien Baltimore SieritaeS, Don.
%ltct'taqS uin Sunlfinas I'M 8 llbr Nudmittuas
mp i%ornnten 5i .s3eff0oint UNI q. 40 Wlorseus
itlio IN Ridhmpuo I'M 0.20 @orpers an.
Die 9arpfer iueroen AMI Der Sius uno Riids
iabrt Del GitniiiGem gpctter in SIouceiter 8oint,
Clements. Clan Ganf ntto Inunpno's unIeaen.
1ampier p%erlnisn Baltimore pom eier @r. is
ino 10, aishtitraten.yser
Sllrdb. Niuete iacb alien TurIten f6nren ees
ihert. @epdd aliaepehen Inb aaiiitenSimrner
Jpn HorniS ~reierpiri iperhen in ben bieiiaen
9~inetsNhrfour: Mr. 10. Sft.9altimore etraAe,
y. U. Ncbiun, aaent; Or. 1871, cit.Saltimpre.
citrate. noer Den Sunpts9iircdur an 2igbt.
rne 9ecsstraie. Baltimore, Mo.
Gcpbcn Natter. e. e. Ghtsm,
Sen r8efhdttSfiihrer. Gen. sRnff sIeert.
:. 8. Mecanncf, SiiIfs.Gcn:sIai .s9ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
@1dcntlid)cr 0cInnbbcitsbcridJt.

1893 5o0CSi6ue uno 800 @ebltrten ans
ocmcloct. - @cnigCr Gobcsfailc.
ols in oerielbcn @odYc in ben let
ten Orei So6ren. - 80 Gptcr Don
2un0eHfroRtbeitCn ...'l.
Ger 9erid)t bes 0CiunobCitaamteS
iiir Oic anl I. Gc3ember enoeloc @o.
dye 5cigt 1913 Sooesialle, ge8en 21S
IN ocriclbcn Wofe ocs SorIoDreS,
POI in 1905 uno 1913 in 1904. 3ic
lobrlidt Stcrberote pro Soulcno DER
9cp0lfcruu0 mar 1866; Nelbe 14.S9,
Heoer 26. Gie bolpti0d)lid)en loOe@'
llriofen marcn: 5ppbltS 4, Sdorlodl.
iieber T. Iipbtberitia /, @roln1c !,
Shminoiud)t %, &reba s, Sdlo9flnB
6, Serjfranfbeiten Is, 9ronditia 4,
Sungcnrtttjiinoung 81 Bright lt)e
1tierenfruntbcit -, Sfmode nod)
ser 8eburt Is, Mongcl al Filcge I,
sItcraidnu0hc 4, SclbItnloro 2, llll.
i1Gc IA. Son Ben Sobten moren 10l
@ciBc ilnb as Ncaer IN ocn Yer.
Staotch mo "a 0eiBe i'm ausldnot
gcborph bel icd)S SoDtet mar Der
@ebnttsert mnbefdnnt. Neun 10.
oesfdue etei9netrn iid) in 9oppiom,
26 III Soipit1lcrn uno Is in al,oeren
SnItihitcn. 30 Goroncrss Snqieltt
iuutoch abNebaltcn. 800 1Bcburteu
bararter 294 lpeibe &inbcr wurber
oltgentclhet. ltno Qclult8ten Iol9enp;
onitedenoe &runfbeiten sur Annlel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Dor Die 8roBgciflporenen 9elaoen
lparerL mndten ourd]lDeg oteielbeil
Nngoben, Die Iit Dor Den @oronerss
@eid)norenen mod)ten. Wtorgen ipers
ben Die 8roBgeidmorenen tbre lln'
tcriil6nna fortIesen lrno mettere
3cugen pcrnebmen, 6arlnter olldj
Gie jul9cn Widnner, meld)c III Srn.
9romn's 8eicQidnft morcn. is ut
icGr mabrideinltd. oaB Die so. Sean
WcGanu lino G0morO Sbon, tpel6c
iid) I'M autonlobil oes jl1ngen 9ro!uil
bcianOcn oils Der Ncgcr iibcrfabren
murbe, u.to Sr. 2eiter 9reice, ipcI'
der angcbIid in benz 6%lUeiten Iu.
tonlobil lab, nrorgcn pcrbort ueroen.
Nl1bcroem iperbcn porauslid)tlid) Die
@cbeimpoli3iiten 0Ou9bertD unoD|os
jon oen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooS Jfe'
iilltot ibrpr llntGriu6rnGcn untcr'
breltcn. e.
@creini Qung Scr Nc9er.
~ hptius Ritter"
Sorrp g: Cummings, Der bieIigc
4nmolt iiir Die 8roBloge Der g{cger'
.NptbiuS Sitter" Oes StauteS Wfa-
rplul,o, reid)tc eill Sllcorporotiona1
Wcilld eiug in meld)em crflQrt miro,
Dab li6 ianntlihc Gogcn oeS Or
0c1a llnter Ser >~uria0iftion Der Sh'
prcmc 3 9p9r Der nEptbioa Nttter'
Don Noro Mmerifo, Siib . Amertto,
europa, 9liier, 9ltrifa uno NllItrallen
perrinigt baben. 9ie nele MlrISott-
tiou, inter meId)e Die @roBlo9c Iebt
romnt, lit an 3obl un0 Iilol5cn be-
oclltcno itGrfer, mic oicjcnige, inter
meIdcr Die crit fiir5lld incorporate
2oQe bishcr ituno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Scr rs ouitotter 6ron'
cn&erciln" bielt oln Tonnerltag
III Sron5 Sautcr's SnIle ieine reacl,
mGbiac Teriammlung. Trdiioentin
Srol y. Coulter iiibrte oen @oriis
unb SefretGriu 8. 2eppto hus Gro;
tnfoq. Glide nellc Witglieoer ipilr,
Den oufGenommer, Oos Gomite
pom 9uQ ,bcrid)tetc Sortihritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Ser yS SUBWAY 9 / q l.
CLUB" peranitaltete am 0onner-
itua Ibenb IN @roubner'S @eIt.gnb,
Eorf Elm Iulternroiten, BEL pelfem
Gle SS. Charles &. Soos unb .9ud"
aroft, WitgIieber Der Organization,
mcicntlif 5lt Der llnterbaltung bei'
trilgen. Inter Den Sbeilnebmern be.
ionnen jid) Die SS. Him @ooman, s.
aomn1er, Gbas. Smitb, Sacob Sc
rion, s. Sitter, S. Smonb, Mnorelp
S6ber, Gbas. 5bompion, j. Spana-
Ter, Or. Selbp, Or. Moper, @. Nfi.
tboel, @m. Gdert. Gbas. @ider, g.
Carl unb @ep. Suitb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Baltimore Tampf. Yadet So.
l9lte nno SapsrlafFge Bat.etats.)
3te Der. Gtaatensl.oft bef6rberno.
S0,npIrr .Btfathtd lnfu), yAlataulo,
,0eprgia," ,SenEeNee."

yGeorgIa," ysenEtVce."
Eantpfer fubren tiaIth, SonntaeS avSaenots
men. BON ben rg,at9tnie." Nisrs. SIR. 10--te.
9igbi.Sirabs, $50 Nbenos, btreft nod OH
Rotni Comfort. &c rtnlt, Qorfsmoufb unb ouen
goint comfort NIT .G. & 9. 9iicntobn.a. Rod
~senboorb air Cine roiibem 8uee mao porfS.
NIT Der .atIantic goaa Cine MorioIi umS
rueitI!t uno .SIo., 9ominion eire.. mao Retp.
NeipsNorf.
lMabIaeiten mad eurosdilnern RIane. .9uSu.
ti6fe -aatlfen8intfner. eieftrifne .ReIerdtnna.
.lmmer tn ben @iIet.RdreauS ber r8ap.eine.'"
Nj, 1T. SftsPaItimpresstraBe Sc. I'll. 500 unb
E9s. 2tatt.strabe, 9. ". 6. Office, enboftsGde
3ruft RuiIbina" unb sIbauab'S. Wr. 100. Eorb.
gbnrIessgtrabe.
aphn ". shertypot, q. VYspn,
Mces4rdt. II. Sen. sWsdr66er. Gen. WdH. sMoen1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

olo'-O'''UV'I oV"' CuPR e
@roe ilbcrgcben. - Sr. S6bn
Giered ullf ser n2ou0on = Yarf.
- Cemetery" %bcgraben.
Gin groBCs Irauergciolge geteitcte
gcitcrn Worgcl bic iroiihe SiiQc ocS
am Mittipod) I'M Ilter bon # SAB.
rcnpcritorbcnen friiberen gadermei.
tiers Sobn Z. Wtiiaer Don ieiner @ob.
nit1lg. Nr. 72S, Noro.I Critic Strobe,
aus mad, icil1er lester Hllheit0ite al;i
Dem FL. GrIoier. 6rieoboie an Der Bel.
oir.HuoO. Euter Stol5 cclcbrirte in
Der @er5 Seiu'&irhe, gaitcrn-apenue
unb 3. StrnBcn-Gde, eill Hcquiem-
Sodomt iiir Dos Seelenbeil Oes Ser
itorbencn, 6ci peldem Entcr @elIer
uls Giofon uno Yater 5uOef oils
Sub0infon iulgirten; 2eeterer leitetc
dltd) Den 1raucrgottesbienIt anl @ro
be. Gie lcbtcn Gbrcu ais Sabrtrd
TRIGGER crluieicn Dem 0abingcldlcoe-
ncn 9cIcgotipncn bcs ySciper Gontla.
bcs, 5. 8. S." bes nYoItimorer Ban
crn.GereinS," bes n9opcriiden llntcr-
%itiitun9a. 9unocs" m1O Scr nSercinigs
ten sGdcr.@ gicqidloft pon Marp5
lun6,". meldep Gereintgungcn CT Jar-
Aeb0rt hotte. Ger 10 friib ans Dem
2ebcn @cidiebcue mnrbe anl 8. 6ebr,
1863 in llntcripicsheini, 9opcrn, Or
borclt l,no fom Dor rs Sdhrcn nod
Mmerifa, 9tah ieinsr Seirntt mil
Sri. Grcsccntio @ur9eny I'M Sabre.
1891 arii1nocte er oie 9Gcterei in9tr.
1872 Grite StroBe pie iett @i1iolit
&Pbct qcb6rt. Grit Dor icd)s @ot
d1e,l 500 er lid me9en 5ulletrnenecr
aronfbcit pom @cifGft 3uriif. Sr.
WSiiner NOR felt lanaen SSahren Wtit-
otico Der Ser5 Sclus&ird)c. Selt 16
Subrcn mor or Nbonnent Deg yGcllts
ifcn Observation-Disclosures" Ter @critnr.
nc bintcrlGft ieinc Wittlpe uno oic
ioloenben Ginbcr; Nnno. Wtorp, Nrcs
6crif. Gillian. Morunrcthc uno Siloo,
ionic orci in 7cntid,fauo Icbenoe &c
ihmiitcr. Seine Iltcite 1ohter lit
crit IS &oGrc oft.
Sobn &icred.
Na6Ocm Guitpr Sofpb &oiwsr,ppr
Ger rciprnlirtcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DC GcIlcrn ~9tod)niitag I'M Srulterhau.
ic, 9>r. tt3, Siib-@ilmoritrabc, 'cincn
c%rhcbcnocn Srourr9ptteaoienit tubBcs
bulten. murocn oic iroiitcn ltehgF;;,
reItc bon Srn. ISobn TierCd. ipeld5GS
am Wittluod in NIter bon II Suhrtt
! ans ben 9ebcn itico, oui bcm y9ojf
bpn.Torf" 5lr lcbten Hllbc keItdttfL
NlS observation-disclosures fungirtcn ie 5pti
Witglieocr, bonn oSdiacr llnterItiii.
5ungS.T crein," Dem y@cItcno &rar,
fcn.ltntcrItliurm9a Ntrein" uno a,oT
.Sudiun-2ogc" pom Srocn ser rSoo'
TcoopS." Ger ,Shi1cr. llntcrItiit.
su19sy& crcin" mar bi,rf Die $50. Geo.
Mimbod,, len, Geo. Himbod, iurt,
Bernard Burr, Gr1iiocnt, Charles Wf.
0iG, Mubolf @oQcr. &. Ortiz unb s!
Tiet. uno Die rSodion-2ogc" bllrdl
Die SS. SSobn Sdon, Tron5 VfiiQers
@eorg Tred)tel uno Sreb. Solgut per.
trcten. 3ublreidc uto prud)tpoQe
@luuenipenben maren on Sarge hes'
gntihlufenen n%ieOeraele9t. Ser Ser
hGidene mar in 9ouhorn, Selies
&aIIcl, gcborcn. Gr mar Elm 8iifer
bon 9crl1f uno fom Dor 81 Sobren
nod Nnterifn sluBer ieiler @ittpc
hinterldBt er 5mei Sohter uno orci
Gufel, ionie Juei Shpeitcrn ln
Teutidlono. anil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
@%aibington ibr 3tel.

Gin Nusflug Ser Gurnrr bonn Ger
mania . 1urnpcrein" nndl Der
Vuloes Solptitoot. -, Weroen
bort @dIte ocs c~Goluuhbid. Eurtls
@ereinS" iein. - Sic llntcrbot.
tilng ser v5eutoniu.2oae Nsr. 3"
Scltc Morgen bcgcbcn lid ltngc.
fGbr IS Witgliebcr Oca y8ermonlas
lurnpcrcinS" nod Nalhington, I'M
ooIclbit nod1 einer ein0c6enocn DC.
iidtigung Der Staot Die 81Ite beS
yGolllmbio . SlrnocrcinS" 81 lein.
Gie einloOung gu Oiciem 9elide er-
folate Dor orei @odcn, ais bic 91.
rem : Siege oes "Golnnbio . Tltrn.
Nercina" einen Surumorl6 nod
Baltimore mod)te, bel peldent In-
la'ie bier I'M Gorlen Mart 5l Gbren
scr @Gite ans @oibiu9ton Elm fol
lcnner Gotnmers itottiairo. la l. -
pTertpnia, &Oge sSr. 9,
3. 3. S, g."
God iinoleS niht ouein bic Wfit,
Blirocr pong vGeluulbio e Sttrnoer-
eii1." ipeld,e 9eilld elta galt it1lorc En-
boltcll, ibndra pnl Gtpntsg> ben g..
Ge5cmbcrj bcOebt1 ild cbenfals ptelc
Baiiel aa1e 0oltaalosd tsab8e r W,an,
bcSbouptitdH lsnt hnihtit naetn Con.
Scrt, pcrbuHeelfnmit Steater : @pr-
itcullt,g ms @nG, ipcIfes III brm
Woionic . lempcl ituttfinprt, bei5u.
lpobncn9Sa'0ie 9cutpnia so&oee lit
cine @eiealbaft nit f%erllbeutid)en
GrinSipier llub 0Qi Dieies Aie critic
groBere 6eitlihfeit biefcr Irt 1T, mel
che iic perdnItaltct. nimmt ooS ae-
iomtnte TtiitIdtbum @albingtpn's
Elm bclonoeres ,intereiie at berlel-
ben. 3ebn oelttitc &creine aus Der
@umocSbnuptitoot baben ibrc Bethel
lioilno in Gorpore 5ngeiagt uno Is
onocre @crcinc ipcrbe,t pertretcn Icill,
Die 3uiommcnItcll,ne ocs Sro0rom-
mes lit iolgcnocS: Oupertiire, Selz
big's Srbeitcr. y&m Selo' oeS
Mprgcns friib", i. 8urfborot, Gbor.
@oB Colo .Gu ihIeiiihe 3ed)cr
uno Ser Seufcl" i. ". &eiiinger.
@r. 6ronf @cntb. Eiano : Seglei'
tung 6rol, @cbcr. Whliifaliidc2S CT.
5ctt YSuioren . Mnrih." 6. @llrlitt,
Sri. Moro Irl. Nnno 'nno Sr, EoltI
bat beihlpiien, I'M f%pmmcnoen So'
ShlumS. silt Solo Sic Stern,
bIumc, Ir. Nlbt Srou Glider ebn'
borot. 1cnoriolo rStor Of mn life"
4. u. GprIib, Sr. SEQ Stiefel. rWta'
belnoiiellc Yrioence," Scenc in ei:
nem gft bon :. @ Marble; Sohr
@orbon Gin omerifoniid)era Sdoil'
ipielcr, &r. Grco. =. Iuc; Wae. Fru
bence (Nino), cine Barrier Sd)ou'
ipielcrin, Sri. Nnncttc Yriscillc
Gin iiocIcS @eiGngnib," bumoriItl.
ld)e Gpcrcttc in cil,cn, Gift bon 2pitis
Qroll, Eerionen: Gehtbcimcr NM
Ecnncbcrger, &ogobunoen; 8rett
Eoli5ci Sergeant; 9ullridt &c
iGnoniBiuGrter.
Cine groBcrc Nnsobl oes Chores
Der &ernlunnsI obne bcitebt aus Wtit'
olicoern beS .@rrmonin = Wonner'
bnrs" uno oes rNrion". Die Der
S6naern bon Baltimore niht unbe.
FAINT icin bilrften uno bic ieoenrolls
Die llnterbultnlg crfolgrei6 5u ma
hcl1 perIpred)cn. G'-;i i1G H
Die beioen Sbcoterltiide (ein eng.
liid)es unb Elm oeutibes) iinb Dem
Teperto!r ertobrener Siebbober'
Sbuuipitfet cittnonmch 'llno Sic 9e.
iesllns Scr &oacn tonnte feline Dor
8iiaIidere lein, .t,;i,o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Sriruths-0 iccnacn.

Soiepb 4. S,lfcr, 80, 8inolor'
SiQs, Wb., unO Slorcnce M. Neoo,
26 Mpplifunt s(lireo Z. aellg, Nr.
800. Roro.arlington . Ipcnle.
SruiciS 81, Hiol, %, uno Iannle
Z. 2uolpig, %; NppIifont W.Geems,
Or. 1910, @ilfens.Npe.
Sobn 6. Scroll, 26, uno Barbara
u. Scroll. %. @ittlue; Npplifant e,
Gang, gtr. 1913, Slt-Ntorth'ape
@n1. Coleman, 33, @ittper, nm
Mnnic M. Smith 20; Ipplifant 5.
Smitb, Nr. 1l05, Observation-Disclosures.
abrobom Sine, %, Mr. i49, Norb'
SrontitroBe, uno @ciiic Gobert, 10;
>Sohn W. Monoimitb, %, mo SIT
ihinu ., Wan %; Npplifont Serm.
&. Nortmon. Nr. 14t3, GentrolsMpc
Mnl. 3. Shomos, -, nno Gllgenio
Baltimore. 81; Npplifont 81 Solines
Ycmia. Mr.. t21. WcIt . Snrntoau|tr.
George W Eobit, %, Mr. 1923
Git . TreItUrItraBc, unb Carrie Heb'
inert, To-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Warp(anb. nnS TennIpluau:a.g abn.

Hlee u~cr.aicn WnrtB.Apcine.StaTrh:
7.3O Woraeits DprI 4oft, tigltf. nisgenoft'
men Spnntn1.
9.o5 WScraens Felta sieeum,, MIR genniae,
$50 MorGens -Seiair Nccofn., iueltD, dlsses
nommeu Sonlt1g.
1.20 Mahintttass Slelatr Mccot1., iillr Sdnillg.
3.25 Natmifings gurf Yoft, td9lth, ans0e'
npnrner Sonntaa.
4.O5 Nndmiltaos DELTA glceonl.. rur Counting.
4.45 Natmiituas gelnir Iccort.. tdglth, aiis'
oenpiumen Gcnrtna.
600 Slbenbs Sclta Mccom., tdgIif, aubees
nunlIren Gonntua. b.,
II. 90 sbenos Selia Gcor1.. nur Sountda. :
II. o Ibenbs 9elnir Mccoun., tdgIih. ousae'
non nlcr Spntfna
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Wcrd)ants G. Miners S%rauspurt. So.

luWUTtffftWtt,
Trud1t unb Yaiiagiere,
tEddl 9nftpn unb BEN Often.
U'ont, 9ierft.. 9onnerft., Gumit. 8 llbr NbbS.
0ad grpuibeute NIB BEN cfen.
Sorntag, Milttuod, Sreitae, 8 libr MbsnbA.
~Vaf 9ieppurt'geiuS unb 9lsrfuI
tiafi6, 8 ubr etbenbS.
~5ratt dnqenontttleri tdelib bis 8 1br yeadtl..
llr oenlelhen 1na abtabrenbe 9ampfer.
NadI Snoantah nnb benz ghben.
EtenftnQ 0lITeritng. Samitae, Q tlbr Wberbb,
%. y. Goria. gGenf, Tong nod.
Sanpt.ytreau: German. unh 4ight.etra&e.
Ut3 LAC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
BUR lcBtcn Hube.

Sr. Sobn !. gfiiler oui Dem FL. Or.
loier- 6riebboie Ocm SdpsSC
@r6e i~lbergcben. - Sr. Scbn
@iered ullf Der D2oubon = Earf,
--.- a,,, n+nrn" hcorohrr aa,,s4.s.s. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Ql(te Geberbeffen.

Ser b6hfte Vreis ,pirb be3atIt fur aIte sse.
bern in iraeno peIther Giidntitdt, Man fen6e
Tnitiarte all Z. 8. Sinues. sf. 1923, Hprb.Nsw.
arh. strake. Peihe IeIenbone f3E2&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

@eIegentli6 ieines as.
@cburtStoqcs mo &r. Conrad
9cnoer, Der befonnte 9Gdermeilter,
Ode Don Mount. unb 2anpoleltroBe,
anl Sonntoa Die Witglieoer oes
Morplono 9ddcr : @ereirs mad lei
ncr @ohmna Elm. Die 8dlte mur'
Hen olii bos Muerbeite bemirtbet, nno
beipnbers Denies ods 8ebrrtstugss
finb, hob cs ods 9aden bon aultern
I'M Sfcn oiis bent IS perItebt. Ntt
Tlattoeiltld)c &apeIle bon Soclt't'
Toint ~lieferte Die llnterbaltlnngs-
Muitf. --d'@G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

lVaNtD far's Mnsfanb befprst G.. NatNe, sS
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-01-04

and he swung his rakish hat low.
There was no sign Of the black patch.
Suddenly he started and peered In
tently into the little knot Of people
near the coach. A look Of anxiety
crossed his face. From the crowd ad-
vanced grizzled old beggar. who
boldly extended his hand. Baldos
yrasped the proffered hand and then
stepped into the coach. No one saw the
bit Of white paper that passed from
Francs palm into the possession Of
Baldos. Then the coach was of for
Edelweiss, the people Of Ganlook en-
joying the unusual spectacle of mys-
terious and apparently undistinguished
stranger sitting in luxurious ease be-
side fair lady in the royal coach Of
Graustark
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-01-04

window overlooking the grounds from
the princess boudoir. Beverly had just
entered and thrown herself upon a
divan.
Yes; he's here" she said shortly.
How long do you. with all your
cleverness, expect to hoodwink him
into the belief that you are the prin-
cess?' asked Yetive, amused, but anx-
ious.
Hes a great fool for being hood
winked at ALL" said Beverly. very
much at odds with her protege. I'm
an hour from now he will know the
truth and will be bowling like mad
man for his freedom"
mot so soon as that Beverly" said
Lorry consolingly The guards and
officers have their instructions to keep
him in the dark as long as possible"
well, I'm tired and mad and hun.
cry and everything else that isn't com.
patible Let's talk about the war"
said Beverly. the sunshine In her face
momentarily ecllpsed by the dark
cloud Of disappointment.
Baldos was notified that duty would
be assigned to him in the morning
He went through the formalitles which
bound him to the service for six
months, listening lndilferently to the
words that foretold the fate OF a
traitor. 1t was not until his new uni.
form and equipment came into his
possession that he remembered the
note resting in his pocket. He drew II
out and began TO read ii with the
slight interest of one who has antici.
pated the effect But not for long was
he to remain apathetic. The first few
lines brought look Of understanding
to his eyes; then he laughed the easy
laugh of one who has cast care and
confidence to the winds. This is what
he read:
She Is not the princess. We have been
duped. Last night l learned the truth.
She is Miss Calhoun. an American, going
TO be guestA the castle. Refuse to go
with her into Edelweiss. II may be a trap
and may mean death. Question her bold.
ly before committing yourself
ITO be continued.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-01-04
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start with her for Edslweiss on the
blowing morning. The coach deliv.
red her at the hospital door in grand
yle. When the visitor was ushered
Rto the snug little anteroom Of the
pyernor's office her heart was throb.
ing and her composure was under.
ping most unusual strain. 1t an.
pyed her to discover that the ap.
reaching contact with a humble goat
hntor was giving her such unmistak.
pie symptoms Of perturbation.
From an upstairs window In the hos.
tal. the convalescent but unhappy pa.
ent witnessed her approach and ar.
val. His sore, lonely heart gave a
Pund Of joy, for the days had seemed
ing since her departure.
He had had time to think during
(ese days too. Turning over in his
ind all of the details in connection
ith their meeting and their subse
lent Intercourse, 1t began to dawn
bon him that she might not be what
be assumed to be. Doubts assalled
m. suspicious grew into amazing
rms Of certainty .H'here were times
hen he laughed sardonically at him
Elf for being taken in by this strange
lt charming young woman, but
trough 1t all his heart and mind were
htu0 dra 1,-n mona and mana faruaptlv
ward her More than once he called
mself fool and more than once he
'eamed foolish dreams of her, prln-
Fss or not. OF one thing he was sure
he had come to love the adventure
= the sake of what it promised, and
ere was no bitterness beneath his
lsplclons.
Arrayed in clean linen and presenta-
e clothes, pale from indoor confine-
ent ana fever. but once more the
raight and strong cavalier of the
lis, he FASTENED into her presence
hen the summons came for him to
Fscend. He dropped to his knee and
ssed her hand, determined TO play
e game Notwithstanding his doubts.
he arose she glanced for a fitting
cond into his dark eyes, and her own
hg lashes dropped.
Your highness" he said gratefully.
'How well and strong you lookw she
i'd hurriedly. Some of the tan Is
ne, but you look as though you had
yer been Ill. Are you quite recov-
edY
They say am as good as new" he
lilingly answered. "A trifle weak
d uncertain in my lower eXtremities,
I few days Of exercise in the noun
ms viii overcome all that Is all well
th you and .Graustark? They will
Fe me no news here, by whose order
10 not know"
Turn about is fair play. sir. 1t is
Fll established fact that you will give
em no news. Yes. all is well with
and mine. Were you beginning to
nk that l had deserted you? 1t has
en two weeks, hasn't it?"
Ah, your highness. realize that you