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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18

Re9tsrllR9 itBt einig ii0sr lie Gu5i@,t1s
rung beB oberen Nbcinour9itid5, 10
Dab nit BEN BAN oennd9It begonnet
iperoen lam. - Gum engItI9enn Dot
i6aftcr in @tcn 1T Der bisbcrise Sc
ianbtc in &opcnbdgen, Sir Nldn
SpbnI;one, beTiQnitt. Gr tpar porbtr
55irct Sabre (oon 1%903-1905) Bot
fhaFtsietretGr in Wisn. Sir Ilan its9t
i'm glitter ron so Jabren.-Sie S6aus
ipieIerin &rIeoin9er BON Raimunbtbes
utsr in W'en erTdoB ii6 am @ra6e
ibrer Wuttcr aus @ngit. in SrrIinn gu
perfduen.
Mu 5 / g. Sir bic llmgeItdltung
bes HofalpiBer SafenS in einen llus
f6la9Bbafen purben ais erIte Rate
100000 &ronen in ben Staatsporanz
f6lag einseiteGt. Sierbur6 finbst cine
alte 5orberung Der glbi9ifffdbrtstreils
ibre Grfiilung.
8osen. aiir3li6 peritarb auf Ieis
mem SdloHe Sreubenbeim i'm @ppan
!SeinriA Srriberr b.. SiebpIb. t. I. aes
9ationsietrstdr a. ..
. ubapei r. Der @robparbeiner
8ii6of Samrecfanpi lit in ct. Worib
an einem S9laganfau seitorbsn.
6idtenbad d. Sier brad Seuer
aus, benz 7 Wobnbdul er gum Spfer
fielen.
SnnSbru d 8ei 2uiIin ma
nOprirenbe italisuii6e Sruppen aoben
idarfe S6ife auf pitsrrei4iI6e Sol
baten ab, tpelde j%enfeits Der Grenas tn
Sebpeite iparen. Wan lit In Dien
niat geneigt, ben 0orfal trasii6 gu
nebmen. Sotpobl in @ien lpie in
Rom iinb bic mdbgebenoen @elpaIten
etfrig barauf aus, bds beftebenpe 8iinbs
n%ibbsrbdltniB fprsfdItig gu pfIeeen uno
Dor iebtpeben Sriibunsen Su beipabreu.
Sfdl. &aiier Srans Spiepb lests
bieier Gage ben 9runbitsin gu einem
Spipital gum @ebddtnib Der ermors
bsten 9aiierih Gliiabstb. SIM 2aufe
Der folgenben Na6t tit Der @~rnnbItsin
aus benz Suncament berausgeboben,
erbro4en uno bas 2Git6en nit Der
pom 8aifer unter3eidneten llrtunbe
nsbit ben in iiblider Weiie ba3u ssles'
ten Wiin3en geitobIen iporbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18

retper g. gtim bteIisen
Stabtratb lpurben BON elmer nidt ges
nannt iein fppLenben G%inippbnerin
$500 Mart nit Der geitimmung bins
terleet. baB bic 3infen bes &apitalS
jdbrlid Dor Weibno6ten an arme mir
bise glinbe unb an Waiientinber pers
tbeilt peroen.
2eip3ig. Yer Maler Otto Ser
lad, Spe5ial3eihner Der .2eipSigsr
SHuItrirten 3eitun9," lift in 9sbsran,
fpobin er nit Der 3abelf6sn @utomos
bilerpebition fid bsseben bate, on 5ps
plus geitorben.
8 b + q IL. Sn ben ftdotiIden 6ors
item iinb naH elmer ratbsoffiaiDien Dit
tbetlung biz Dor Sturgeon mebr ais 21,s
100000 Rpnnenfalter setDbtet lporben.
Dos tnfolge 8pblfrabes gum Mbtrieb
gu bringenbe Spl5 tpirb auf 600-70O
Geftmeter seidGbt; i'm nG9itsn Sabre
oiirfte Der S6dben nod fiibIbarsr fpsrs
ben.
Sbern E sntbal. 0as Der
Stapt Ut Sd0en Der WaDtlman9eles
genbeit iiberlaHene Wuthunessebist ers
tredt iid auf Elm 9ergpertsareal bon
440,740 Quabratmetern. 0as grs
gebnib Der BON profeFor Shiffner aus
Sreibere poreenommen,n llnt:rfufung
Der StDIIentpd fer pirb bis auf pettes
res sebsim gebalten.
Rabebere g. Der Stabtratb bat
gu Gbren unb gum bIsibsnben @sbdtts
nib an ben @rafen Zeppelin einem neus
erfdloFenen Straben5use ben Namsn
3%eppelinitrabe beieeleet.
i'd a II. Das Mini'terium bes
Snnern bat ben Ban elmer Ssucrbeitat
tungsonlse bier nunmebr genebmist
unb Der Ratb bic 4usfiibrung ber
CRIB, Maurerz rnb STANDARDIZATION
benz 9aumeiiter 3duner bier iibertras
Qef1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
Gf(a6.SotDrtmgea.

g s burg. Dem friit.ren
9iihof Stumpf bon Strabburs tpurbe
In Der Gaurentiustapele bes bieTiqen
Wiinitsrs Elm @rabbentmal gelebt.
Meb. Sieier Sag. fanb bic Sin.
tpeibung bes nelen 9auptbabnbofs I'M
Beifein bes Winifers 8reitenbad unt
bes J.Ibmaridaas Grafen 61{eler
fatt. Wrhitett ar6ger, Der Grbduer
bes Babnbofss, tpurbe gum taiferIi9en
8anratb ernannt. - Muf elmer Mutos
mobilfabrt bes &ronprin3en ,inb Der
%&ronprin3efiin mar alf Der Gtrede
Saint pripatsWsb Der Chauffeur nit
Der Mafdins 5pif9en bic Gifenbaknz
tdienen seratb.n. Der arafttpasen
fubr in einen @rabsn binein unb fhlua
I'm. Die SniaHen ipurben aus benz
Wagen geibleubert, entfamer.. aber
tpunberbarer Wsiie ale m.S.srIebt.
9tu6 bic Maftine mar 70 tpenig BE-.
i4dbist, bab bi. Gabrt fortseiebt ipers
ben fonnte.
Ga q b g. Der bis6eriae
8urgerm.iter aaufmann Silpain
Berr tpurbe tpisberssipdblt. Oie Wabl
zines BerufsbiirgermeiiterS tpurbe NIT
IL gegsn 10 Stimmsn abselsbnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
@Irffem6 erd.

81 NJ ga t. Seit &urasm err
f4eint eine neue 3eitune, Der
YS6pssSpIlber @renabote," Elm freis
iinni9es 8l1tt fir S6rambere, OIL
pirsbad, Statt unb 8sSirt Obernborf.
Sas 9latt 1T Defenders i'm Sinblid
auf baS fir BEN 2iberalismls un9liids
li6e Grgebnib Der Sbernborfsr GrIabs
lpdbl ins 2eben g"srufen iporoen.
8te 6%arbenfabrit aarl 5eusrIein in
Jeuerbad tot in 8eutibpitafrita 5000
Settar Walb. CUR @eiptnnung bon
Wangropes @erbrinbe sepa9tst. = Der
&bnig unb bic Soni9in babsn fir bic
ourd ben 8ranb in 0pnaue ldin9en
@efddbister ie 1000 Dart seitiftet.
Sriebri d 8 3 a n. Die sss
planter Grunbitiidserperbunaen Sep
peIins in Sriebridsbdfen iinb gu benz
ansebotenen preiie gum Wbf9Iub ses
langt.
MergeI itetten. Die ssirma
@ebriiber 3oepprib feierts bas Subj
ldum ibres adtaisjdbrissn Bsitebens.
gu ben bereits b%eftebenben berfdtebes
men Observation-Disclosures purben
anIdbli4 Der Geier bin3ugefiist: 5000
Wdrt @elbfpenben an bic Mrbeiter uno
Wteiiter, ie nad ibrsn Oienftjabren,
ferner gu @uniten bes Mrbeiterbilfss
8onto 10000 Mart unb su @unIten
beB 9eomterfonbs 10000 Dart.
Reutltnsen. Set Sabren
proaefiirte bic Stabtsemeinbs nit ben
Wertsbefisern an Der Gdab Tim bas
Re4t, aus benz @runb bes 5pnauer
9baIs Fd SueapaKer s~ulsitsn gu biirs
fen. IS bunbslt ii9 babel a1erbings
Inn Elm 10 erbeblibes Quantum, bdb
oefien 5eblen fir tleinere Wafsrtrdfte
redt empfinblid tpiirbs. 4ebnlid lit
es nit Der @emeinbe pfu1insen. Sn
Iebter Snitan5 bat nun bas Miniites
rum gu 0unIten Der Gemeinbe ents
f4ieben, nur bab ReutIinssn $4,000
Wdrt, pfulliagen 1900 Mart eins
mulige Gntlddbigung an bic Wertss
befiber gu sabIen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18

lept, orn SuliI3monunilnt, benz belebs
tcItcn GtaSttbtil, ollfqsiunoen. Der
Sbltsr III mnbetaant, - 2tus @nlaB
bier3u Fat ii6 bier Elm @erstn gegriins
oct, peIder bic Ginfiibrlng Der Yoliz
Seibunoe betreiben unb untsrItiiben min.
Ar,a nrr 5shrinpfinl,.
g peper. Die bon ben 9amen
ecS bansrifden 5ruuenrsreins erbobsns
0DItsIpenoe fir zeppelin ergab bic
Sllmu1s bon runb 5000 Marf.
Sranten # n. 9as frii6ere
Nnlpcien bss SGeeperts S@neiber
stns tei Der @eritei9crung on BEN pen.
iionirten 2sbrer Rat3geber gu 20,500
Wtart iiber. Ser 8etrieb ipurhe lpis>
Der besonnen.
2ubpiSsbae n. Sn baS Gee
noRenfdaftsresilter bes bieIioen %rnts>
seritts 1T etne 9enpfenfddft pfGlsis
fher unb bubii6er Dirtbe our Grid
tung unb gum getrieb BON 9rauereien
nit benz SiBe in 2upptgsbafen einses
tragen porhen, Der 9ei6dftsant6eil
betrGst 800 Warf.
3 b + ii d n. Der Binder
8prn beriibte einsn MorbperTu6 atlf
feline 0rau, feline S9pieeermutter unb
feline SdfpG9erin unb eridob iid bier
auf. Gr mar Der 5ipeite Damn Der
Wittpe bes bingeri6teten Raubm0rs
bers 6trb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
SeIbf morb m Roffer

SeIbft morb i'm Softer.
Cine ftredlidje lleberraidung tpurb
elmer 5rau Geman in paris 3utbetl,
oils iie nit ibrem Ginbe 91enbs in ibrt
Wobnung auriidtebrte. Sie fonnte
feline Mntport bon ibrem in Der Wobs
nung suriid9ebliebsnsn Gatten ertaIten
unb iudte bestalb cine Campo an3us
3iinoen. Cine furdtbars G1plpIion sr.
folgte unb als bic Hadbarn berbeieil.
ten, fanben fie bic Jrau unb oas ainb
obnmdbtig auf benz 9oben lie9sn. sic
uuroen gum @stpuBtiein suriidserufen
uno es itelte fih beraus, bab lie tstne
0.rleBunsen erlitten batten. atsr ais
bic 5rau bic Mugen aufl1lug, bemsrtt.
fie in etnem balbse0ffneten Softer in
Der gte bes 3immsrs bic 9sife ibr.s
@atten. Der furhtbare S6red, ben
fie babel empfanb. lieB fie aufs Reue
bas 8epubtietn berlieren unb iie mubte
In febr bsbenflidem 3uitanbe ins Sos
1pitaI ii6eriubrt ipsroen. Die Inter
futung ereab, bab Geman Selbltmorb
beriibte. ba er bieie 4bfidt in atpsi aus
riid9sIaHenen 9riefen iunbseseben
bat. Gr bate cine Seite bes aoffers
bur6bobrt unb bur6 bas God ben
@ummifdlau4 zines @astodsrs ses
aogen. Oarauf lesie er iih in ben
aoffer nieber unb fdlob ben 0edel
iiber fi6. tporauf er natiirlih boTb ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
g8Irin gi(Gc Staaten.

Srante saul e n. Der
Stabtratb beihlob bic 4ufnabme elmer
@nleibe bon 10000 Wart gum @runbs
eriperb fir bic Grri9tuns bon Nrbeis
terbdufern.
O . ; a. Sisr 1T eins ItGbtH9e
@nstunfts< unb Girforgeite1e fir
2unsentrante eingeridtet porben.
GreiS. Wetbe Seibelbseren, sine
grobe Seltenbeit, tpurben bier in Der
9artb ansetrpffen. Man bat bier biefs
peiben 9seren felt Sahren nidt mebr
sefunben.
g onneberg g. Der amerttas
ntfhe 8onlulardssnt Mebsr in Spns
neterg TT als prpfeHor fir 0eripals
tungsre9t an bic Staatsuniperiitdt
bon Wisconfin b%erufen tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
4raNn(6weia. An6aff.

graun d ne g.. 9ier taste
Der Gentralperbanb Der @ereinisungen
oeutfder MeKerfdmiebez unb Sdl.is
fermeiiter. Der Derbanb felt iit II.
a. foIgenbe aufsaben: 0erpflidtuns
ieiner Witalieber CUR 2ief.rung mir
better S%tdblpaaren unb tabelofer Or
belt, Reseluns bes @ebilfens unb 2ebrs
linsstpeiens auf seiunber @runblose.
Sdub bes publifums seser lleberpors
tbeilung unb SdmuBtoniurrsna.
@ernburs. Wettor anorre bier
begins fem 50idhrises SubiIdum oils
2ebrer.
8 ar3gerobe Biirsermeiitsr
araufe ipurbe BET Der 8iirsermeiiters
tpdbl tpieberaetpdblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
Sreie Stable.

$ a b r g. @ein ~50jGbrises
8eitehen feierte Der @erein fir Sanbs
llnestommis. Die MitsIisberoabl be-
trdst iebt $4,000. - Das Der Girma
8. 2deis5 seborenbs GeseIfdiff pal
mpra" 1T auf Weninston .JsIanb sss
ftranbet. 3as S9iff bate aussmsine
2abuns .,a9 8aIparaifo, bic perIos
rem 1T. Don ben al Mann Der Be
fabung ertranfen- 5. Die iibrigen 16
perIieben bic Stranbunssfisle in Boo
ten. Der 9npitdn unb Der @rIte Diff
5ier erreidten bic Gpangeliitsn Snfeln,
tpurben bort aufsefunben unb nad
punta Nrenas gebraht; ID Mann Der
8eiabuns tperben permibt. - Der
Samburger 2ebrer poer5gen, Der feline
Gerienseit an Der aisler Sobrbe pers
lebte, TIT beim 9oben apiiden 5riebs
ri6sort unb S9iltiee ertrunten.
Q remen n. Der "a Sabre alten
Grau peemO0er, bic BEL ibrer To9ter
gu 8eiud peilte, bIisb tpGbrenb bes
WittageFsns cine &artoffel in Der
aebIe itedsn. Oils idliebli6 elm Ir5t
aur Stene mar, mar Srau peemoler
bereits sritidt.
6 Il BE 4. Ser 17idbris. Qrbeiter
4uguit Dob serietb unt.r einen belas
benen 2aitpasen, tpurbs iiberfabren
unb auf Der Steue getDbtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
Of0enburd.

gIsdtetb. Ssds 5srinssfiides
reitiiper befanben iid auf elmer goots
fabrt BON bier mad 4rate unb seristbsn
Dor ben Bug eines SaIeppbampfers.
MQe f~tiiraten aus benz seienterten Boot
ins Wafer. 0ter tpurben serettet.
aipei, Namens Safe uno Spree, erites
rer J%amilisnpater nit adt ainbsrn,
lebterer 8rdutisam, ertrantsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
Vrok9er3ogt9mua SeGeu.

Darmitabt t. Das Stabtperorbs
netentolesium betpiliste einitimmis
5000 Mart aIs 3eppeIinsS penbe. Sir
bic bard bas 8ranounglid in Donaus
efhingen @efhdbisten fpenbete bic
@erfammlung 900 Mart.
Q a BE nbauen n. CIR 21jdt
rtae Eisnittneht MenasIslaus sriedsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
20eGfenBura.

STREET B. Sn Msb 1T Sersos
&arl 9oripin bon WedlenburgsS trelib
seftorben. Gr bate an 9~er3rbeumds
tismus selitten. 6er3os aarl 9orpin
mar 1883 seboren unb ftanb als 2.uts
nant a la fuite bes bolftsiniidsn Jelbs
artiqeries Rsaiments 20. "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
@eaerrei@.

@ len. Na9 elmer grtldrung bss
Oiterreidii9en @rbeitsminifters iinb
bic ShDeiaer unb bic Oitsrreihifhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-18
prnnittt altrHprrnHrr.

Oansig. Die 2ebrerin Jrdulsin
Inna Neumann aus 1anais bat mad
ldrgerem gefude Der llniperftdt 9iis
bingsn in Der gisenidaft elmer 90rsrin
(tpeil pbne MaturitGt) bort NIT elmer
4rbeit uber bic geltaltuns Der 2obns
per1dltniHs Der freien arb.iteridaft
bic Observation-Disclosures OottDrpiirbe
eriporben.
Noenberg q. Ser R~itterautss
beltBer Jrdnfel aus pIefden bat bas
Hittsraut @tronstau BEL Roienbera in
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
\ PSYCHOLOGICAL
 INTRUSION.

TCopyright, 1908 by American Press Asso-
 ciation.l
 No one, excepting the sick restored to health. has reason to feel more thankful for that wonderful advance science has made within the last teE or twenty years than I. But right here in the beginning I must break away from my subject to tell a story.
 Margaret May charmed me by what I consider the higher traits. She was a sober girl of an intellectual type, with excellent principles and elevated ideals. am not man to be pleased with a gay, frolicsome girl, however kind hearted, however winning. IL was, therefore, natural that I should yield to the characteristics of Marga- ret We became engaged, and every thing looked we'll for our future happi- ness when my f1allcee began to show a succession of singular changes. One evening when | went to see her she bounded into the room like a holden, threw her arms about my neck, kissed me several times in rapid succession and, beginning with You bad boy" upbraided me for not having come earlier. When asked her for what she had wished me, she said that cir GUS had come to town, and she was dying" to attend that evenings per formance Astonished, asked her if the next night would not do as well. She said it would not, and when pressed her for reason the only one she could give was that she couldn't wait.
 It was altogether too late to go to the circus that evening, so spent the rest of it with her in the cozy library where we had passed so many happy hours, often taking book after book from the shelves, rambling in them together and calling each others attention to favor ite passages. But, alas, there was no such enjoyment for us tonight. Mar
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
Red Tape In Russia.

Duties of newspaper correspondents in Russia are not light. In Revel. for instance. a Journalist had to get per. mission from five different police au- thorities before he could work unmo- lested-the secret police, the ministry of the interior police, the gendarmes, the palace police. the Revel police. Each police official acts Independently, so as to make the confusion as coru- p!ote as possible. One of the first pre- cautionary measures adopted by the Russian police was to photograph the special correspondent and circulate his portrait among the police authorities. He was then encircled by cordon of secret police of both sexes, who kept up vigilant espionage. He was kept perfectly free to do his worst.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
A Downtroddsn Monarch.

Although the majority of royal per sonages are noted for their lavish din- ner tables, there is at least one reign. ing monarch whose meals are of the simplest. This monarch is the emperor pf China. His whole life is lived Tn obedience to the most stringent eti- luette and Lis food Is all regulated for him by statute. So strict are the >aws governing the imperial household that when he desires q new dish he has to pass a-special decree before he can have 1t, and the court physicians keep q strict watch over his appetite. Should he show q special liking for any par ticular viand, the chances are that they will persuade him Eot to take 1t. under the preten-e that 1t may prove inju. riouS to his health
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
Law Points.

That testamentary capacity is nod destroyed by mere belief fin spiritual Ism is affirmed In Steinkuehler verxmr Wempner Qnd), s1 N. IL. fS2, 15 L. L. A. (N. S), 6T3.
 That city may by force resist the unauthorized construction of street ratI- way tracks upon its streets is held in Los Angeles Railroad company veryus Los Angeles (Call, 92 Pac.. 100, f5 I.- R. A. (N. S.). 1oG9.
 Mere mdiscreer or imprudent conduct and relations with young men on the part of a married woman. all embrnccu under the general term "nirting." were held in Hancock versus Hancock F1a-)< a5 So. 1920. 15 l.. R. A. (N. S), 6T0- tO be no cause for divorce.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
F. P Hunt d Company, o'aaa %asSssHnssfs BseGinstaa

with q nervous tremor. "Oh, she'll ruin ,sle"'
 was some enc else than you with me that evcaingT' l asked. @
 "Icc-no. l was with you, but she Co:1,i....c tcl Ele." And she iGrr.ed out cf tie room. >
 1 was not admitted to see Margaret indeed, l cid Eot care to see her; 1 was dissatisfaction a month. Then ! called on her. Y, Lat was my sur prise to find her different person from either of the two I had known. From the momeGt We met she talked of women's rights, womens voting. Toncn'G superiority to linen and final $ told me that ii 1-iaterfered with her il any of these objects to which she proposed to Gevcte her life we must proceed by separate paths.
 left her madGencd Had 1 not been puzzled as well l woulI have broken y e;CaCeMent then and there, but curiosity prevented. Several months pissed in which 1 continued to visit her, hoping that she would settle down ito her old personality resolutely When she was another l woui1 turn away from her; when she was my own Margaret 1 loved her still the same. -As the holden I found 1t possible to be amused with her; as the strong minded woman I could not endure her. l was not able to get the real Margaret to talk of the other two, but from hints sne dropped 1 inferred that s,!c knew of their existence, and she hated them.
 One day I received a call from & psychical specialist. He informed me that Margaret was under his care: that two other personalities besides her own appeared to inhabit her body and at times dominated her. By psy- chic methods of his own invention he was trying to enable her to dominate them and thus return to a normal con- 1ition.
 He succeeded. the intruders were lrivcn out. and Margaret is my wife.
 LAWRENCE FOSTER CHURCH.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
The Home Doctor.

To heal an open cut apply alum wa ter twice a day.
 To cure glccplessness take a cupfuf of hot Indian meal gruel just before retiring. Sip 1t slowly.
 A tiny pinch of powdered borux rlaced on the tongue and allowed tc dissolve slowly will almost invariably stop a hacking, irritating cough that may be disturbing one at night.
 The plentiful use of apples during the winter is not an extravagunce- They are one of natures best mcdf- cines for mankind and should be uscd in quantity by all who can afford them
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31

garet spoke Of the books as ''musty, dusty things" in which she had no in- terest, and insisted ill talking only upon the most frivolous topics.
 It is needless to say that I was not only disappointed, but shocked. Could this be my steady, well balanced, in tellectual Margaret? 1 was inclined to doubt 1t. Could it be her twin sister? 1 knew that she had no twin sister. 1 endured her prattle as long as I was able; then, telling her that had some work to do before going to bed, rose to go.
 And you will take me to the circus tomorrow nightY' she asked, with bout.
 Certainly if you wish it," replied and when I could escape from an ex- tolerance of caresses left her
 That night and the next day my brain was in turmoil. I was like q man who had lost his love. I brooded instead of working till after office hours and in the evening called to take Margaret to the circus. The maid who received me at the door went upstairs to announce me and, re- turning, told me that Miss May was not feeling well and had gone to bed. There was no message of disappoint- ment at missing the performance nor at not seeing me. Indeed, the maid told mo that she thought her mistress bad not expected me that evening This would have been natural had it not been for the engagement, since 1t was an evening seldom called
 The next of my usual weekly visits was Sunday, and called, dreading to again find the holden. I was agree ably disappointed. Margaret was her usual self except that she showed signs of overstrained nerves. Some thing told me to refrain from mention ing her singular personality when I had last seen her, to wait and observe. During the visit and the next two visits she was her own sweet self, bar ring her altered health. Finally I re- ferred to her desire to visit the circus She seemed surprised, mystified, and when told her the whole story said,
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31

Cornwall sSiectmen voted to havrf music taught iu the schools,
 D. NJ Hunt library association, Falls. Village, held 18th annual reception.
 W. c. Hart had an old ld.fashioned hars raising in Vest Cornwall
 O. c. Smith aud family moved froDl Clayton to Canaan.
 Lakeville fire company won prizes at Dover Plains tournament.
 Phillip Mace and Mrs. Baldwin Roed. married in Sharon.
 The third fire of the season burneo much wood on Cream Hill belonging to the Barnum, Richardson Company.
 Burgulars entered store of A. F. Roberts Go. of Lakeville.
 Frank Hamlin's barn. at Sharon was burned with crops belonging to John Mier.
 Mir. Lux, of Great Harrington, waS awarded contract for construction of vault in Falls Village cemetery.
 Rev. MT. Hazletine, of Nashville, N Y., accepted call extended by Falls vsl- lage and South Canaan churches.
 Daughter born to Mir. and Mrs. Geo Ashman, of Lakeville
 Canaan woodmen. held their first nn- nual ball.
 Canaan Foresters aud. Woodnen hnld joint meeting and banquet.
 Miss Ida Geer,. of sharon, fell on plat form of Canaan station. and sustained fractured shoulder. 1 Construction of school house at Coxn- wall Bridge commenced,
 Arthur Bierce building concrete siio in Sharon.
 Forest fire near Twin Lakes.
 Cement plant at Clayton closed hs- cause of business depression.
 Elmer Shook, on bicycle, oollidcd with MT. Dean in Sheffield Shocks collar bone was broken and Mir. Dean lost three teeth.
 Daughter born to Mir. and Mrs Thomas Kelley, of Cornwall Hollow
 W. D. French's storehouse, barn, 90 tons of grain and several tons of hny burned in Sheffield.
 By filing the petition with the wrong town officers Falls Village lost the op portunity to vote llcence question.
 Cyrus Green, of Andover, Conn, mud IL. n rN married.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs- Louis Pippa of South Canaan.
 sharon Village Improvement Society held annual meeting. The cash oss hand amounted to $e6s.s0I
 Deaths during the mouth; Mrs. JuIis Surdam, 38, Norfolk; Mrs. John Bar mum, Falls Village.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
September

Samuel Stodden, of Pittsfeld, opened harness shop in H. R. Whitford's place of business in Canaan. ....
 ". H. Proper, of Canaan, caught a fresh water lobster in the Housatonic river.
 Six Canaan fishermen caught BIO fish in East India pond.
 VanDeusen farm near Lakeville sold to Sarah Mead. of Port Chester, N. Y.
 A. M. D. Dinffee bought the Liner farm near Sharon.
 William Hart bought Cleveland farm in Canaan Valley.
 The Farm Superintendents Club of Connecticut was entertained at Grass land Farms, Chapinville.
 Mrs. Frank Gaylord, of East Canaan, sustained sprained ankle.
 Golden wedding of Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Everett, of Sharon.
 Mrs. John Barnum, of Falls Village, revived after being pronounced dead
 The Wilcox blacksmith shop iE Falls Village destroyed by fire.
 Canaan Camp meeting rlii it. aav ior tne Egst tia.e i'll several years
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
Church and Clergy.

Temple church and Gray's Inn chapeS In London are known as the iawyerS churches.
 The German Lutheran synod of Ne, braska has voted to establish a thco- logical seminary at Lincoln.
 Sunday attendance at the New York churches i'll the fashionable districts of the city is now about r per ccn1 less than 1t was eight years ago.
 Rev. Martin S. Howard of WfTbrw~ ham, Mass, recently commemorated the conclusion of forty years of un~ broken service in the local CongreEss tional church.