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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26
8rnnoitiifs .lte6crtrasnnaen.

emo 81. Nlloolpb, Seltontellt@polls
Itrdcr, an emma IS. Mcr5, 3 0uuno.
itiidc, s..
Sobn Nllhcrt lt10 Srult al 0cn
Wtopor uto Stnotrotb. NtorOpcltleitc
DER StilcS., uobe @ouGb.S trobc, 1916
bel %, ST.
2ouiio Scd AT G6orlc8 ". &lirlt,
N%orOoitieite DER WoOiion Nuenne,
nobe 9ioolc.S froBe. fl bet II, 81.
Charles ". &lrit mo 6rou nlt
2ollilo Ned, 9torbnitieitc Der Wo0i.
ion.Slpcnnlc, nobc @ioolc.S trnBc, If
bel Il, s..
Nllfus s. luplor an Charles ".
&urit, Noroolticite Ser Mooiion.gpas
me, nabe 8i0ole-S trnBc, If bel Il,
Nrluno5inS 1925; 50
G6coOorc Goofc mo Sruu an Or.
,Tobn 9oui9, . 8rrunoltilfe, S..
Wtorp Wtc@roiu an &orrp ". @or.
tier. Nor0icitc Der Wooiion', nobe
SpringsS troBc, 1875 bci 10, @ritnos
sims $25; S..
Minnie Wtc8ralp, Nerlpalterill, al
Mturp Wfc8rau, ltoroicite Der Wtooi.
ion., ilabe Spring. troBc, 1875 bel
70, @riuloiins $25; So.
&orru ". @orIter OH WtarD Wtc.
Wralu, Noroieite Der Wtdoiion., nobc
Springs troBc, 12.6 bel 70, @rllto.
sims $25; So.
Sbeooorc Goofe al ISM. $. &ol'
lace, Gillette Der @cbiter, nabc &alrs
bnIl.S trobc. 13.l bel 10, 8rlno5l1S
$40; $1450,
9cricl6c an 9SoGn W. @lnB NSeItz
Ieitc Der @cbitcr-, nobc ManbnllyStr. r.,
1870 bel -, @rlutojinS $40; $500.
Tronf 9topnf oil IIobn 9lIl. @e'ts
ieitc Der ACKNOWLEDGING nabe Or
leans StrnBc, 1876 bel 70, @rw0-
sims $l2; s..
Goluor0 Nnnlon mo tSrau an &nn.
Gcnrpic, Sii0oit.Gdc @uilioro.Nuc.
mo -. StruBc. II bel 100, 50.
Charles y. Nnte2leU mo Sruli an
Charles s.. Gluiicn 3 @ru1oItiife.
$500.
.Gafc &ieu Neultp 80" on ,SomcS
s.. Noo0olI. Aor0icite Der @bitelod.
StroBc, tobc 2ofc &%ien.9lucnl,c, ID
6ei 81 So.
2lttbcr 9. Gitd, ll1o ,Srall oil Die
y9ofc &ielp Heoltp Co." Morbici.c
Der gSbitclod Strnbe, nobe 2ofc
GielpN penlte, - bel IS. So.
MiQiou Sdlci0e an Houis SdeioC
rno Irou. Noroicit Der Souiu5 ,
noGe Eulnati,Str II bel 81, GrunlO.
sims $3.50; So.
@iaiom 8. Clpinc an G6arle9 j.
Stcin. Nor6ieitc Der Mbite(od Ctr.
nnbe Sofe.&icD. Ipemle, @runojinS
$50; 50.
SreOerid ". gSilcor uno ,Sroil oil
@altcr 4. elects nno 5roit, @elt.
Icitc Der Hegclter., no6e Sopnieuo.
Strobc, 12.1 bel 100, 0rlnrojin3
$3S; So.
@olter g. @eitpbol an SSobn 9illl,
etc. Gillette Der Yotomnc > Strobe,
nobc Sairnornt , apenue, 1872 BET
10, 0%rlno5ins S42; So.
anron Nelpman an Dtor Stoler,
Gillette Der gorf 5llrnpife . Hono.
nobe Srfor0.a peitue, Is BET 80,
SrunojtnS $50; So.
Sdrrp SO. 8dmep al 4dron @nt.
rem uno Srdu, Norbleite Der Hdpner.
apeniie, nabe SIorence.S trdBe, 20
bei 12o @runb3ins $50; IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26
yricibcf6rScrnna mad Dem gnslanoc.

Die oltSlGnoiide Eoit fir Die nit
Dem 26, 3e5cmbcr cnoenoe ISOLDE
ld)lieBt bier int SoliptpoItanttc, IN
alien 5Glen piiltftlidL mie folgt:
Die Endet.YoIt lit bon 8 l1br Wiors
gems bis 5 ltbr Nud)mittogs tag.
lid often, altsgeilpmmen SonntdgS.
Z ranSa tlonti de- q d c f.
BoIt.
8roBbritanitien II. Srlano, iblieBt
orn 9ienltag uno 6reitag UNI 5 lbr
Nodmittags.
Gertidlono, idlieBt aln Greitag
I'M 5 ltbr Hahmittags.
5ranfrcid, id)Iiebt am Greitag tint
5 llbr.
9elsierL idlicBt ONT 9ienitag INT
5 nbr 3odmittags.
'Nortpeeen Sfneben utio 91ne.
mart. idAieBt ant 81. GpjeHtber Inn
5 l1br Wofmtttags
SuIlono, ifIiebt am Moniae um >
l1fr Gdadjititta9S. " -.r--t 49, 80.
Stolien, idliebt am 81. 9eSember
Tim 5 llbr Nohnittaas.
Grams. ItIontii6e q 0 Il.
6reitag - 7 llbr Ibenbs, fir GU
ropn, afrifa mo Sit : Snoien, per
Gampfer sSt. Eaul,~ pia Ylpmoutb
mo G%berbourg 0olt fir Srldnh
mlB ipe5icIl aoreliirt icin); 10 llbr
BormittagS, fir @ro6britalmien mo
Srlono, per 9ampfer Baltic, bin
0ueenStoiun Wolt fir onoere Staa,
ten mliB ipejicq ooreiIirt iein).
Soft mad Glib. uno Gem.
traI.a @eIt.
Snoien etc.
Sreitog - 10 lt1r gbenos, fir G1:s
rocao luio Sene5uela, per Gantpfer
.Woracnibo," iiir germloa, per
9ompfer n9ermlloian"; fir Torto
Gico, per 9an1pier Carolina; fir
Sragua uno &oiti, per 9ompier
.Sarnin"; fir Central. Imerifa. sic
aanoljone, Colombia uno Die Siio.
Bociiic . Sdien, per 9ampfer pid
Colon; iiir Die Ga Slato . Staaielt,
per 2anpIer .Slanipern;" fir Sa'
mnica, per Gampfer .Srent."
Gle Yolt mad Meu.S unolaro, bid
McrS'S iorep. uno mad Riquelon,
pia Bolton. iflieBt bier taglib INT
3 ltbr NodJnlittaes; nadl gnbn, ria
Tampa, t1slid I'M 1 llbr Radmits
tags; had Gotta Hico. Sonouras.
R~icornsha (Sitfiiite>, Salpabor nno
8llatamalo, nia Getp.S rleans, tug.
lif ulu 10 llbr abenbs; nod Merico
gitp tdgIih I'M 2 ubr Nadmittass
utto 10 llbr Ibenos.
Trans. Haeific 8 o Il.
6reitag - ubr Ibenbs, fir ssds
pan, aorea, China unb bic Ebilips
pinen, pia 8aneoilper, 9. 6.
Sonntag - l1br gbenos, 5iir
IiiItrolien. Henieelano, Refp Gafei
bonien iino Gilt SnieLr, bio 8ol,,
eouper, .. 6.
g. SaIISarris. Eoitmeiiter.
.gdHs tar's AaSlcab Ieissst q. seefae, NJ.
III, Ets3gittrcrcHr., aebe NsrEttt T-st{e. 1{we-
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Giicmbabn= ltnglMf.

Sofon q. Ge5. - Gin iiibIid)
beitimmter FerlonenSuG Der Safe
Sbore.9 abu." pcIder SiIlSOalc I'M
7.t6 beltte 9lbeno perlieB, cntgleiltc Su
&lcuiont cote, Sno. Miebrcrc Gerios
llen IoIlen perpunoet moroen lcin.
Gin SiilfSlg lit BON SiIsoole nud)
Dem Sd)mlplotc ocS llu9lilfS obge,
gan9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26
MbfabrtSta9c Der 9ampicr pun 3elu-
y)prf.

glnt 80. 9cj. Camper oQtnoonna"
mad Ncopel ul0 Mdricillcs.
9ln so. Gej. Sampfcr Slice" nad)
Nenpel uno Irielt.
gm 80. Gej, Gompier ngoriotic"
nod S%outIolnpton.
gm 81. Gcj. Compiler n0neiicnol"
nodl Bremen.
gm 81. Gej. 9anlpier ga 2or.
roine" noG SABRE.
9(n 9. San. Sampler rllniteo
Stotes" nod) Copenhagen.
Sim =. San. Gampfer nReiu Dorf"
nnd) S%outbompton.
Sim =. San. Sanpier California"
nud) @ldsgolu.
Nnt >. San. Compiler n2iguria"
nnh Menpel mo 8euitn.
gn =. San. Gampier nWuiindii,.
let's" ilod) 2onooi.
Sim 4. San. 9nmpier n9drbaroIio"
nad) Gibraltar unb Heapcl.
elm 5. San. 9ompier nSamburs"
nud) @ibraltar mo Neapel.
s(m 5. San. Compiler oaoiier 8il.
bilm Der 3lueitc" llad) Bremen.
Im >. San. Sonpfer .Imerifa"
nnd) Saubilrg.
Gm 6. San. Ga,npfcr yWtoieltic"
nod Sout6ompton.
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llad) Hltlucrpcr.
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mad, Siperpobl.
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nod Gibraltar mo Ncupcl.
gn Z. San Compiler v3ietcn" nad)
Vrcmell.
shn 7. San. G%ampicr ~ssouraiite"
ltod) Sabre.
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gn 9. San. Garnpfer st. 2ouiS"
ltad) Soutbumptoll.
Nn 8. San. Gnnlpicr uGebric" nud
Gibraltar mo 9ieapel.
Am 9. San. Gampier y9otaUia"
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1tod Hotter0nm.
am IS. San. Gampfer r2aura"
nod Neopel ltno Sricit.
gm Is. Gon. Compiler nGampania"
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i1nd) Soutbampton.
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mad antluerpen.
an IA. San. 9ampfcr vMain"naf
Bremen.
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veiniabrieer Shneiber. Sic boben ia
ipteoer ous Bitten folid eliteeltelltl"
= sd oobte. = y9dhie2 Sier
miro nidt geodht; periteb'n Sic?
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Iid)c sn Iidc.

6rau @Cnrietta Gi6born uuf Gem
yMt. Carmel rieobofc" ms title
Grob geieuft. - 6rul Annu Can,
cnitein ol,f Dem lorraine GricOs
bofa" becroiat.
&om Srouerbouic, 9tr. 3lO9, 81
Iiottitra6c, Canton, aus fo1G 0citcrn
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rem uerItorbcueu tSroll &enrictta Gid.
born 9eb. &rcE inter GROCER &ctbei'
Iigl1ng bon &eiOtragcnocn uuf Dem
yWtt. Carmel 6ricoDofe" itott, uod)-
Dem Gaitor @nI. @ut BON Der Ocut.
itcn percini9tcn cuonBcllld lutheri-
ifcn Stride 5lt Canton cillcn %fcicrlI.
den SrallergotteS6icnit Aebolton bat
te. 3ablreidIc %foitbarc @lunncuipcn-
Ncl ihmiidtcn ocu SarQ. Sic @M.
Somca @ilcp, GrcO. @opt, @corg
Sbiicl, SDonluS TlpnM SboS. &obn2
urlo @nr. @iQionl5 iln9irtcn nla
9obrtlthtr1gcr. Sic 6irn1o Sobn
Sobn @eripi1 & Sobn leitctc bic Sc.
c%r0tNunQ. Die &eritorbcnl lplr0c unl
80. Nuguit 1915 III Baltimore aebo.
rem. Sic mar nit Nrn. Ectcr Gid.
born perbeirotJct, Scr ibr Dor ctluu
icdlS Sobrer i'm SoG2 uor0n 0in1.-
Sic Sintcrblicbencn iino: cinc God.
ter, 6rml &ohn &initlcr, cin SobL
Sr. @eorg golunro Gihboru, Elm Gu
fcIfino, Orci SMmcittr1, Trau &nllro
9SiIcp, Irnu Morp Nomc mo 6ran
Soltiic 2ciblidN mo brei Nrilocr, &c
org, Charles mo &eonbor0 Srcb.
Trou Gtdborn mar WfitQlico oe3
oErin5cb Sllionc-@umoa2 gtr. >. 8.
5. g. a." mo bcS TroltcnprreinS
Scr pelltifen p%crcini8tcn cpolg. 'litb.
STRIDE BON Canton.
Srolt Nnna SuuCn ltcin.
Inter GroBnrtiger @ct6ciIi9unl
bon SeiotroQelt6cn foro 0cItcrn Nodl-
mittoq sic @ecrOiQunG Der nnt" u.
Ge5en16cr inn 9llter bon AZ &obrcn
u%critorbcnen Srou NINA S%oltcnltcln
bonn 3rorerbollic, 9tr. 22t, S,-Gbor.
lc&ItroBe, oll8 olri SEM lorraine.
6rico1oie" ltott. YoItor s, ~. Gpitcr
BON ser crlicn bcrtid)cn pcrtiniaten
epol1g. Iutb. Stride omtirtc IN Dem
GrollerDouic ulo nn @ro0c. Cine
SiiIlc pr1d)tigcr &llnnellpcn0ct
id,n1iidtc Sen OrobeabilQcl. Gic lcstc
Gbrc OILS @ubrtuhtrdgcr 1rluiclcn Der
Gntidlofcncu bic &N, &oltis u. @ric.
6cd, @n. &ullins, Scrrp Is. @ccfcr,
81. @nrncs, Gbn2. Hoarullicn mo Mp.
8rosuud. Srau Solicnltcin luurbe
on1 If. Nopem6er 1862 in G2geiod
0Cborcn uno fam Dor % %obrcn llud
Nr,crita, Scit 26 Sobrcn NOR tie
perbcirntbct nit @rn. 6rcOerid i.
%2ouenitcin. .,9tcben. .Scbtcrcnt birtcr.
lGbt tic 5luci IGftcr, 6rnu 2oliiie
@cIucr nlo SRI. &0tbe 2%nucnitein,
uno cincl Sobn, @rn, SrcOerif i.
2uuenlteilL inn, iolpie 5luei Sdyuc-
tern in Icutidllon0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26

Ser &nrotnol in MAG
II cr'S. Eoint. - &orolnol Wib-
bollS miro Sonttug in Der Ct. Nool.
bcrt'S Stride iii @o0ner'S Foint 80
Ycrloncn f%irlllcn. SnS Nod)nmt miro
bon Enter %llriQuc bonn ct. Wtarp'S
Seminar cclcbrirt lpcroclt. Safer
SbontoS 4. StopletonL %utcr @anlp
mo Der Sccliorgcr Der Ct. I0Ql-
bcrt'S Stride, Gnter Gunolciudi, iuer-
oen linn niiiitirelt. Gincr miro Der
&aroinal beiW Safer GDnalcmdi cin.
1lchlllc1l, mo luer0elt oilBer Den &C.
llallllten 8ciItlid)elt Gerluullote oeS
perltorbcner Wortin Mo9ller, 5lt Del.
len 9(1oenfen Die Stride gegriiloet
iullroe, onipeieno ieirL. 9tudnlittags
miro Der Goroi1ol Ole lteilc aird)en'
olode iegl,cll, @uter Gprolclpdt miro
Die Treoi9t IN polniid)er Sprod)e bal
ten mo Der ScgenSiprnd) ocs &ar.
oinolS Die Scicr bciflicBet.
UroBe Spcr III Scr n2Dric."
- @obl ielten bat cine Sollgerilt
bcrartigcS 9lllIiccbn crrc9t mo Iid)
bic Wlinlt ocs m1ipruhSpoQen 9telu-
2)ort 10 idylca itno III iold)clll Wtobe
at qeluinncn p~erItanoen. mic Sltiia
Sctru5;iiti, Der nStur" 6eS Wonbat.
tan Spern.Gniembles, Die am A. itno
IL. Sonllor 5lpci 8oitporltelllungen III
ser .Spric" gebcn miro. anl erItelt
Nlbcl,o iuiro, 2uciu oi Sonnlcrmoor."
Goniietti'S popltlore utb mclooioie
| Gpcr. 1egeben mo an 5%lucitcn slbeno
&crDi's ga Srapiutn." SSn bciocn
Spern iingt ole Setra55ini Die Sitel-
role. 9nb lIllter Oieie1 %llnitdloer
Den Soltinlorerll cill gall6 ollBergc'
m0bnlid)er mltlifaliid)er 8ellub III
9(ltsiidlt iteht, bebnrf lpohl foitr1 Der
Scruorbebitng.
Ge6elt Der 0onlntcritcilt idlcn sc.
iellif)nftt iperoen lid) a6er uitd) Die
SGllger beS oWtetropoliton . Sperll.
ballics" il, oieienn @iiter III lllierer
Staot horen laIicn mo spar an 20.
Snl1llor il, Wtaonme butterfly "Elic-
cini's illtcrelialltem Sompcrf ,ullo am
10. SebrlIdr l1t yGnrmen" nit Guruio
mo Der Sorrar III Den 9arptpartien.
sluBeroem iinO nber nod 5lpei meitere
9eiild)e Der metropolitan : @eiell.
id)aft" fiir oic ip1tere Gallon IN gns-
iift gerommell moroen. Sic 0tl,iif=
SoiIon t90S-t909 biirfte lid) nlio
ols Die oenfniiroigite III Der @cidi6.
te irr Der Staot eripeiien.
ainbeSlei6e gefnnben.
= @r. Midjael 6. McGop bon Rr.
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Morgeli III einent Slibrwert, Dos in
Der Iabe oes Saliies Nr. t442, Sar.
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lihen 8eiflef)tS. gr brafte oaileI6e
r,at benz st. Soiepbs . GoipitnI, "
no 81. Wm. 8. Burns conitdtirte,
DAP bos 2e6en bereits ans benz fIei-
| nen aSrper entfloben mar.
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Sm gtfer. lln%teroiiisier:
Dginidbrieer Shneiber. Sic boben ia
pieoer bag gliier falid eiuselteqtl"
= sd oobte. v9dhte2 5ier
miro nidt geoddt; periteb'n Sic?
ODER bnben Sic ettuo ifon NAL Be.
merit. boz it aeooht bebe?4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26

pdHe tar'S AaSlaab beissst G. sacfxe. NJ.
at3, Ct.Ssesmctesrs ssss GrEa@ tcs!SHss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-28

! IANA laughed again.
III And what OF papa? she
III asked.
- Papa will capitulate grace
f,,lly or will he 70 put IL vul-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-28
From Another Point of View

Both the just and the unjust glad to have fall them
King hab didn't his shower for three years.
impaired
pondence.
the throat specialist who along able Taft
a in the
the of the righteous do avail?
Republicans consider feasibility
of putting in third candidate against him
president said he thought about the Oklahoma constitution
to o a
order of Ananses and Undesrabes President Roosevelt is in
the president by the discovery unpaid judgments him.
political
Saturday that seriously interfere with Mr. Rooseves worship
willingness
warranted the facts his
a
Republican
who their candidate for governor will be-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-28
Too eMuch Roosevelt
in the Campaign! Cries
the New York Times.
Devoted Taft Organ.

In the discourse with which Mr.
Roosevelt has chosen 10 accomnanv
the Taft letter there is something foo
much of disqualification and disputa.
BILE statement. Having been detected
In correspondence and In financial re-
lations with the Standard OIL Co.
In 1900 and 1902, Mr.. Foraker was. of
course. prompted by and represented
the Standard Oil concern in opposing
the presidents rate bill and In de.
nouncing the Brownsville order I'm
1907. The president wishes the public
to accept that view. There Is not only
no evidence OF II, but II Is preposter-
GUS Mr.. Foraker's attitude OF opposi-
ton to the rate bill was that taken by
many other senators. Were they all
in the pay OF the corporations? Does
the president wish the people to I'm.
derstand that the men of his party In
high places are TO that extent cor
ruptible? He speaks of the great ad-
vances In righteousness and In upright
and fair dealing which have marked
the affairs of the national government
during the last seven years." And to
that advance his new laws have con-
tributed nothing. The action taken
istration. Again, the inquiry is sug.
gested, What would have become of
this country II William Mckinley had
lived. II the great deliverer and adj
vancer of righteousness. Theodore
mposevelt. had not come into the pos
~ 'sion OF power?
)tThe president exultingly convicts
Gov. Haskell upon the evidence fur.
nished by Mr.. Hearst. Mr.. Haskell
denies the charge altogether. and in
his behalf Mr.. Bryan vigorously chal-
lenges proof. The president does him.
self harm and does Mr.. Taft no good
by making such use OF improved cam
paign accusations.
But would 1t not help Mr.. Taft
more not only in the west but in the
east, IL such things were done not for
him but by him? Would he not I'M
press himself upon the country much
more forcibly il he spoke for himself
instead OF having Mr.. Roosevelt con-
tinually speak for him? Consider fer
a moment the situation and the be.
havior OF the two candidates respec-
lively Mr. Bryan Is In the west. In
the east, everywhere. and everywhere
seen and heard II there is something
TO be said he says IL. He Is the most
active and aggressive candidate for the
presidency who ever appeared before
the people Emphatically he is his
own campaign. He dominates the
scene. Behind his conspicuous figure
one only ,iimly and now and then per-
ceives few minor and negligible
Democratic personages. Something Is
heard occasionally from Mack and
Haskell but only In subordinate re-
lation. Mr. Bryan is at the forefront
and fills the public eye.-New York
Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-28
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-28
1.-THE Man Who Stole The Earth"
Bv W. Holt White

ably never leave here at all"
He went over TO the window and
looked out. The time was now due for
Langley's advent in the "Di," but
there was no sign Of the Dir as yet.
II was then that Diana heard a
knocking at the door, and said
Hush"
Strong whipped around quickly and
said. What's that?"
The knocking came again and yet
again. DiaIn's face was very pale and
sad. Then though the heavy wood
vork came the kings voice calling fer
admission.
Strong Went over to Diana and took
her by the ann.
My DEAR he said, this Is where
you must leave matters TO me-" Even
then he laughed I'm the language of
your American ancestors, | should ad-
wise you TO go way back and sit
down."
He led her gently over to the couch,
and Diana sank upon IL and sat quiet
land rigid.
They could hear the kings voice
raised on the further side of the
door
otrOng went over 10 lne WINDOW
again and looked out. Directly over
head he heard the soft whirr of the
Dis propellers He caught sight OF
Langley's pale face peering down on
him.
Quick" cried Strong.
Behind him came the crash OF the
butt-ends OF rifles on the door.
Strong looked and saw Di, with a
face as pale as ashes, staring straight
before her.
Langley brought the DIR down to
the level of the SILL then stretched
out a hand and kept the light craft
steady against the ledge
Strong ran lightly and quickly over
TO Diana, raised her face up in his
hands and kissed her on the mouth.
Courage, my dear" he said. Il feel
a coward TO leave you, but have no
other course. Tomorrow | shall re-
turn"
Then he lifted up her hands and
kissed them, and even as he did so
the door began to grind and splinter.
CONTINUED Wednesday,
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CHAPTER Wxlv.-(continued.)

~0IANA laughed again.
And what of papa? she
Papa will capitulate grace
fully or will be, 10 put II vul-
carly .turfed out | will certainly
give him the choice"
That's kind of you," said Diana.
"Di. Di." said Strong, when you
are in such mood as this you per
pick me more than any thing or any
person in the world. ! feel That your
heart is mine, and yet you laugh at me
always laugh at me-.
"One always laughs at threats said
Diana. Its an accomplishment which
Is to be treated seriously
DIANA said Strong earnestly, the
accomplishment Is coming very soon.
Believe me, very soon indeed. But l
came to ask you this-wiIE YOU trust
me and leave Bomberg now? VIII you
return with me here as queen ana
already crowned?"
NO" said Diana, Il will not"
why not?" said Strong.
my dear boy" said Diana, Il am
an inveterate reader of ladies' maya
zines, and | find In the advice accord
ed to persons who are threatening
matrimony that II is laid down as an
invariable law that II woman can
not induce a man TO some course or
action before marriage she will not
succeed In persuading him TO that
course of action afterward."
But Strong took the jest seriously.
Then" said he. you really wish
me to steal the earth?"
Diana's face grew scarlet.
When you have stolen" she said.
"even so much as this kingdom. | am
willing to be this Kingdoms queen"
Strong caught her to him, and as
Diana's face was buried against his
breast, he kissed her hair again and
again.
The clock on the mantelpiece chin
ed the midnight hour, and Strong
started and put Diana quickly away
from him.
"My dear" he said, you make me
forget that If do not leave here with
In the next few minutes I shall prob
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Certainly Grucsome.

A teacher, after patiently defining
words in a spelling lesson. gave the
word "gruesome' from among them,
to be put into a sentence, with this
result from the brightest little girl in
the class: IL cannot wear my last
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Urged to take the initiative In elm
mating Senator Foraker from Ohio
noliticx. Mr.. Taft said: IF IL would
Win me every vote In the United
0fates cannot hit man when he IL
6oHnr
This Il an admirable statement
which appeals to every Americans
sense OF fair play. yet how much bet
,t<r Mr.. Taft's position would be IL ne
bad been AZ reluctant to make peace
with Mr.. Foraker before the senator
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SS0Utbs People Ralss

If William Jennings Bryan is
not elected president OF the
United States in November; IT
a reason fo- his election has not
been already presented by the
exposures in this campaign; then
let us hand The government over
TO the trust thieves and their
hirelings within the Republican
party and tell them to run 1t as
they see fit.
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dresses, because grew
some. Life.
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was down" as he now Is to strike an
enemy that is PROSTATE. AZ,
In his letter Of July 20. 1907, which
Mr.. Roosevelt made public yesterday.
Mr.. Taft refused to "stultify" himself
by acquiescence In any compromise"
with Foraker and Foraker policies.
Why did he later consent to such q
compromise New York World.
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His Satanic majesty finds flirting
for idle girls TO do.
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Beware OF a suspicious man; he's
apt to Judge others by himself.
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1t sometimes happens that a liar
tells the truth because he IL unable
to think Of an appropriate substitute
on the spur Of the moment