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ana gone INTO the engine-house, Just across
the track, Rocky noticed the sorrowfui look
on the pale face of Rob. 4"' -oOA
,,,,,, What's the odds?" he said laugbinplv
IN, This Brown robbed You of a months work
why y, shouldn't we get what we can out of
at don't seem right" answered Rob grave.
", while Rocky fumbled in the pockets of the
i wonder if there's any valuables bere?"
breast-pocket. e '4o"
t Tass. a little packet of paper, and he un-
folded 1T It slowly, his fingers benumbed by
cold Then he gave utterance to long, low
May, I be blessed, Rob. if here isn't vo,r
ten dollar gold-piece!" he cried holding IN
the glmmerlng coin. Brown must have
stolen IT, either from me or Tom Fitch. and
hidden 1t in this pocket Pm not sorry
Then they went into the station. which
vas now open, and Rocky bought tickets for
Bangor, not having money enough to paw
ooth their fares to Boston without using the
newly discovered gold-piece which he decIar-
ed hob must keep for luck
AT haltpast six o'clock as a gray light be-
gan 70 creep up in the east, they took their
seats IN passenger car attached to a train
loaded principally with shingles and other
snort lumber; and as the engine pulled slowly
out OUT from the station, Rob Archer started on
has nIsI Journey out into the world
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synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

When Mr.. stoddand's numbering camp, where
Rob Archer had been employed slne Sent SoVs snd
$500 L R RSses eSsred ' % the and
being well defended BY Of the lpmb Sadnef
a tramp printer. nlcknamed hocky moun ho
ain" who assumed the role OF a lawyer ne
Rocky and Rob had become staunch friends.
Re6. and said be would make the boys faith
er responsible for the stolen money; Rocky ~
and Rob Started r to walk about twenty miles
through the snowy woods to the t p0ys n9me.
RoS declared slSs 'f hfs dread Of meeting his father
under the shadow Of dishonesty a9 9o, e1n
Or s led A. F bSssT E sod Ro sScq Wss
run single @il q ting railroad station:
e 0n ses9aS t5d fob to Se Morning my
bags f d t. fha twenty Sgs wSg
Be GSd' for It the hard road and 6e would
make PROT So he had 70 n ao some IN eseb Of
i've Of H the fg sS HSR s hay ana f6F
arrival at the camp the boss would not be
ioad6g. OG and Sfter%ard count the bags making
twenty five in an 49,. Tin, the man ont of ten
bus6e he'll S0u exclaimed Rob 49,. .no.,,n.,n a.
Wh9 anything about 81. eheat 1ou II knew eS
think anything wogid be ehes tin, him. i'm, d,vzv
ne e' gr rtpn at the side Of the granary to
keep from falling; al,
well If you won't ! shan't want you to
work for me any longer. said MT Brown;
Think It over an make up your minu '"iA'
Rob talked the matter over with Rocky
and they decided to leave in the morning. Bob
That night. when a trayeier cant pner,
aoor Of his room, he saw Mr.: stOddard 'aik-
wegdsseR hf &c ts 5@ H. tses
ing al bought a load of oats an on en- 4 III
nav the duty Bat in the oats I've mo Iot
Of LIQUOR an tea an on these l dond pr
nose 10 pay no duty. They'll be In a1ore oss
light an I'll meet 'em at the custon-nouSSss
There amt no men to hire round mere no"' !"
"No Mems uncommon slcaree," replied MT
provun sfA4y hostler talks OF leayin Gauss
turned away a boy who came mere Win
MN !9Nbst,s his nameY'' asked MIR. stoddard
"He calls himself Rocky Mountain. aAn
81 thought So" muttered Mr.. Stonoato. An
the bOy-what's his nameP ~, No..
Yes" said Nj. stoddard y want i,,t 70 see ses
eo Roh IL heard no more. Faint. and heartsiek
he went back to bed. and. shortly after' hearu
SS MSo on co MD be coming to his room at that
boWUyg Perhaps Mr. Stoddard was about TO
Lac and make sure of him. de tremDled
WITH terror as he waited,
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OUT INTO THE WORLD

OUT INTO THE WORLD
THE sound of steps on the stairs came
nearer; the door opened, and the
4 glimmer of a lantern partly dis
IGSSI PEELED the darkness OF the room;
- care you awake, Rob-? asked a
voice that treasured the trembling
heart of the boy.
II was Rocky. and, as he approached the
he'd and saw that Rob was really wide awake,
he whispered;
''Mr. Stoddards here"
at know it." answered Rob.
And then he recounted what he had over
heard.
Rocky laughed softly.
II think see my way clear to getting even
with our common enemy" he said. I'll
sleep here with you tonight, and In the
morning wen light out"
For long time Rob could not compose his
mind to sleep; but at last tired nature assert
ed her rights, and he forgot his cares and
anxieties in dreamless siumber.
With start he awoke. Some one was
shaking him by the shoulder. His first
thought was that Mr. Stoddard stood by his
bedside; but the voice of Rocky whispered;
Come, Rob, it's time we got up.
He arose, dressed himself, aud they went
noiselessly down the stairs.
In the bar-room they encountered Mr..
Brown.
Its past four 0 CLOCK, grOWled the tavern
keeper. "It's time the horses was fed
"You can feed them, if you wish" replied
Rocky, coolty. 81 am done with such work
for the present"
The tavern-keeper looked at him moment
in silence.
Come, now; don't be FOOLISH he said, at
length. You'd best stop a spell longer.
The chore-boys I've got amt worth their
weight in buckwheat stray"
Rocky shook his head decisively.
"Im done with you and yours, and today
my young friend and l leave for more con-
genial cline"
"Well, don't be in a hurry about goin, I"
replied the landlord, muttering, as he left
the room: "P'raps Dick SSoddard may have
somethin' to say about the youngsters leay-
in"
No sooner had Mr.. Brown gone TO the
stable than Rocky turned to Rob.
Come" he said, let's be going"
They went forth into the chill air of the
winter morning. Of luggage they had none,
and their clothing was Of coarse homespm,
with larrigans of obtained leather upon
their feet.
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DOS"AAO fhSSEL.
ia HE journey to Bangor was exceeding
ly tedious to the homesick boy.
1t seemed to him as he looked from
AsaESRI the car-windows over the snow
- covered landscape that the ride
would never come to an end, in
spite of the high rate of speed at which they
were travelling.
Late in the afternoon they reached their
journeys end.
ished the hunger which assailed them BOTH
Il IN going into the Wing office and see
i there's any. any show for night, work said
The boy was really tired nearly to death.
His lips were pinched and blue, his eyes were
surrounded with dark rings, and his looks and
actions betokened the utmost weariness
81 wish | could lie down somewhere" said
Rob. ''Pm all used up, l think father was
right in calling me failure"
ooh, come now; that won't do" replied
Rocky. Keep up your courage. I've got
two dollars left, and I'll get a room and
stow you away for the night. Come on
They went out upon the street. The mag
nitude of the buildings and the number of
people impressed Rob with an uncomfortable
sense of his own inferiority.
Rocky soon found a room, and poor, tired,
heart-siek Rob was quickly slowed away in
not over-neat bed, and as quickly fell
asleep.
He dreamed of home, of the little log.
house now so far away; of his stern father,
his patient, loving mother and his sturdy lit
tie brother. He tossed restlessly upon the
hard bed, and finally awoke with start.
He heard noise at the door. Some one
was trying to gain an entrance to his room
His heart beat loud with terror. Then
familiar voice broke the silence.
Rob. let me in. l can't unlock the
door,"
1t was Rocky, and Rob at once crept out (
Of bod mr. Lot IN
''Well," said Rocky, striking a match and
lighting a fragment of tallow candle that
stood on broken washstand, chow did you
"I've been asleep ever since you left me-"
answered Rob. creeping back into bed. did
you get any work to doy
men is sick, and the foreman was only
too glad to avail himself of my services, in
spite of our little unpleasantness of few
months ago..
For week they stayed in Bangor, Rocky
getting steady work, and Rob, who did not
haustion, keeping closely within doors.
One afternoon, Rocky made known his in
tention of going to Boston.
''Work is played out here" he said "My
man is back and l might as well seek for
green fields and pastures new. If we go
BY steamer, we can get there cheaper"
"But the steamer doesn't come to Bangor
now The river is frozen up" reminded
Rob
mo; it only. comes as far as Bucksport
| think it sails tomorrow. One good thing,
we haven't any trunks to pack"
Rob had been gaining strength, and that
evening they walked out together to view
the city.
They were still dressed in the rough clothes
they wore while in the lumber woods, and
Rocky's face was unshaven.
AS they stood beneath the flaring light of
a street-lamp, one of couple of sea-faring-
looking men accosted Rocky.
Say, my man, are We lookin, fer job?"
at sort of loose ends"
Don't know anything about the water.
do ye?" asked the man, coming nearer, and
peering closely into Rocky's bearded face,
dered man. in heavy pea-jacket, held him
self aleef.
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE
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CHAPTER XIV.

CONTINUED FROM LAST SUNDAY
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-26
CHAPTER XIV.
A DOOMED VESSEL

DUUMfID VESSEL.
T~1 HE journey to Bangor was exceeding
ly tedious to the homesick boy.
- 1t seemed to him as he looked from
INssHSNl the car-windows over the snow
- covered landscape that the ride
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@rafin Scrulbinacn mia iid) idciocn
lniicn.

Nemport, ". s., 8. &tli. -
Ni6t geringcs 9luiicbcu perllriod)t III
bieligcn @cicllihnitsfrciicn sic Sum.
Sc, oob sic @r0fin BON 9crolOingru,
0eb. Mor9ot Stonc, bic Dor einigcr,
Wonatel nod) ocn Ser. Staaten SIT.
rildtcbrtc ltnO crit icit ctluu @od)Cn-
iriIt bier mcilt, entlpc0er IN Hbo0t
N5lano pcrbleibcn miro. I'M olli
SdDcioung 5ll tlngcn, oocr nnd Nelp.
2)orf iibcriie0eln miro, I'M ben ieti
III Der n8cicQidoft" bclicbten @rnltb
81 bcioIgen uno ibre Nllsidgcn inter
NusihlltB Scr Sciicntlihfcit Dor
clnem Hcicrcntcn 5l Frotofoll SIT &C.
FEN. GinItpcilcn mobnt Die ju1ge
0r1iim ocren cin5iNcS &ino, Ell.
Sobn, I'M Nouenlber 1905 III ser oit.
rcihiI6cn Seinlntb ibre$ @attclt &C.
borcn mllr6c, BEL ibrcr Wllttcr, Irau
Solepbinc y. Stone, ode bon Belle
pue.Npcnltc iutO Wcbitcr- StrnBc,
nad)ocm beibc Iamcn, mic es bcibt,
ctiru eiu Sobr lang in Earis 5llgc-
brad)t bnben. Der 8rGiin Sdnpcitcr,
Goith Stone, bc%irotbctc icincr Belt
GomorO uon @inSlop, oamaliacn
admnlcrberrn ser Erin5eiiin Tictcs
ria Don Sd)almbllrg = 2ippc, mcld)cr
Dor cinigcn Monotcn bier lpcilte, llll
Den Neg 5llm ShcioungSproscb fir
6ic ShpGNerin 81 cbncn. Sn bic.
ii1cn Wclcnihoitsfreiicn miro iibri.
gems @rai Don 9%croloinacll biniidt.
lid lcincr "ic5inlcn StcQung nihf
rcd,t crnlt 0cnomncn. Gr pilegtc u
NarraganIctt -Eicr> 1roBcS lmmcn inn
Noulette 81 pcripiclcu uno bcbollp-
tctc, Oab icinc Sdmeiter nit cillclt
oItrcihiidcn &0iling pcrmGblt iei.
gel leiner Sod)5cit nit Sri. Stouc
mar Gpelpn @liDbt, icbt Irau Mab.
Ion Snuoa, 0ic @ralltiunoicr. Gr
'clbIt bate friibcr ongcblid all ser
Scrington-N pcnle ein ShlaISimmcr
genictbct n1o arbeitcte nit icilcm
@uocr fiir bic vNmericm GrprcB-
Gompngnie,"
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0ics acsrm @iirsidaft cntlaHen.

EGiIaOelpbta, Ya, s. Sltll.
Ercoerid WieS, jun, lpeld,er iln-
fer Oclrl Ncr0nd)t %ucrboitet moroen
iii, 0oB cr ~irgeuOmic nit Der Nergiis
tuna oc3 81. @iaium $. @ilion III
&crbinoung 9~citanoen babe, mltroe
acitcrn Don cincm 6rieoensrifter
pcrnommcn uno bis sur 9ecnoigutG
ser llntcrild)ung iibcr Sen Soo Icl'
ncr Satin inter cine Caution uolt
$500 iiir icin Grideinen Dor Dem
Gidjtcr gcitcllt. Die Eoli5ci bat tbat-
iGdlid) Den Geroaht, Dab er nit benz
Millon'Idcn Utoroe etmaS 81 tbttl
gcbabt babe, If)on pouit0nolg tdllell
lalicn un0 CO liegt 9egen i'm Begens
iudrtig alld) feline onoere ipc5icle BE
id)uloigung Dor, ober bic 2lrt, nil
lcinc Satin ben SoO geiunoen bat,
lit nod Scr @egcnitan0 cincr n0bcren
l(n%terilld)ung. @ieS bcl6afite bic
9iirgiGnit unO ipuroe oaroli ol'f
frcicn SUP gcicbt. Wton ermortct,
oab er olld bon icbcm &orlpurf an.
lGBlid OeS Nblebcu5 icincr @uttir
freigciprodcn mcrocu miro, "a Ger
9lr5t, mcItcr tic bcbnn0clte, bcld)ei.
nigt bat, ooB tic zines natiirlihcn
5oOc9 QeItorbcu lit. Scitoem Die
Yoli5ci Sen &eriuh oui1cgCben BAT.
@iea nit Dem @ilion-Morbe in Ser.
binOumg 5l brin2en tuppt lie bc5iiA'
lid oicicS &crbrcden3 p%oIlltGnoig I'M
Iu1tcln.
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Oen1ofrotilden Nationul GonucntS.
Nndl alien Den 9eiltden Don Gelega.
%tlotcr, ipelde Die lebtpn Gage &C.
brod)t batter, erid)icn ser Go1 ollber.
%nroentIld) rllbig ullo cs cridicn niht
9oll5 ous9eidloiicn OoB ser ioit bon.
'tonpig 5crtretenc RoicnploB lid Ood
fpleoer erbolen miro.
Sb9lcid) id)or baltcrnO Gin Selc.
grnpbenant in elmer III manufacturers
Nobc ocS 9rpon'idcn @oilics liegcn,
Den Cottage einQeridtet morocn, lit
nod Elm bcionocrer Grobt iiir Gon'
nentS5lbefe nad] 8crrn @rpnn's @c.
ihottS5imner .geIeitet, unb6 r 9rpon
pcrlpcilte al icinem Elllt, in OciiCn
gtobc Der Selcarnpbiit iibt fnit altas
ldlleBlid), biz ser Gonucnt in Genper
iid) bellte Godmitto9 pcrtogtc. Ser
9rpan perfofgte 4oie &erbnnoIunQcn
nit GROCER gllimerfiomfcit mo las
bic Vcri6te fiber 9cifoQ$fltnO9ebrns
gen nit effcnIid)tlihcr @clulGtblutng
lllo bcu 2dhcln ser 9ciricoigltng,
abcr o6tc lteberroid)un1. Gnrilbcr
Ocr9ob er il6rigens nift icinc Nliulfn,
iollocrn intcreiiirtc iif lebboit ooiiir,
oh Die 6lltterpilnn5c, mCIhc Gcitcrn
Qcld)l1lttGll mltr0C, nod Dor Dem nod
'tcrt NcGcl lpcr0e cingcbrodt mcr0cn
fDnncn. GcmnGd)It miro Srn. @rpon
cine Nicien.@ oiicrmclonc 5uocben,
iueld)c Or. 5. s. Galt0bn in Scguin,
Ger, ncblt odlt onbcrcn gcmrnoercrn
an i'm abgeian6t lnb nit cincm
@rici %ongenelbet bat morin CT io0t:
"SStr boffcn Dob ibr Nrono Sbnct
Den Sieg periiiBen, OoB ibre @roBe
por6iIblid fir boS bcmofrotiife 80.
TIM I'M Nopembcr icin lu1o ie6er
&crn Gin @rDon.%otlm i'm Glcftora(-
GoIlc8inm r%eprGicntiren miro 9Q$
3ilftcr Ser Melone miro Serr q. q.
tuupo EN- 9foBerScreDrer VrpQn'E,
be5eihnet.
Serr 9rpan 5eigtc 0citcrn N6cno
IebbofteS Sntereiie fir Die SbGtigfeit
ocS Counties IN Genper. Gr crfi,noiQ-
te lih nod Der 3uiommeniebung oc&
ncllcn Notionnlcomitcs nnO miinid)te
nllf 81 lpilicn, peldJe Gelcqotcn oem
NelolutionS.Gomite o~noeb0rcn rucr.
ben. Inf oieicn NltSi6uB con5cntrir-
tc lid Ietn Sntcrtiic bollpti0Glid, iuc,l
er Der Elotiorm cine gor5 0cpolti0e
9coNttlng bcilcQt. Srn. 9rpon'S
@obnlib itebt in o~ircftcr telegraph.
Ihcr&crbin0ung Mi Dem Nuoitorilm
in Genucr. Eolitiihe 9cilld1cr BON
@cOcttllnG mcrbcn IN Sen nGhItcn
So9cn nidJt crluartct, ncil Scrr9ruon
obnrbin oae S6noa uoIl SIT tblrn bo,
ben miro. 'yH
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Sancn i'm Sunucut.

6rait Nlicc Snngnortb miro nit eco.
pitt, Der Sohtcr Nrpun's, be.
FAINT.
@enn 9rpoll, 0cIlcn Domination
Iid)er lit, iic0rcid) ans Sem groBcn
CONTEXT beruorgcbcn ioltc, Damn 0iirfs
tc Die Trin5ciiinncnwiirOC Don 6roll
NlIcc Songlportb oui Srut Hlltb
9rpon.Scnpitt, bic pcrbcirotbctc God
fer bcs nGommoner'4", iibcr0cben, sic
lid mic Trou Nlicc, cbcnioQS III Der
Stnot bciinoet, uno 6cl &crbollolm.
gen oeS Gonpents bis 5lul Gnoc bel
5l%tpobnen. Sie S0dtcr Scr beioen
promincntcltcn Ecrioncu in scr 40
litif 0cS 2nnocs bottcn hclrtc ,ltlll CT
item Mtnlc @%elegcnbcit, iih fcnncn Ill
lcrnC, ltno cS ipnr Srol 0Copitt, net
dc ou5n Illlnb CAB. Nl@ iid) Srou
Son0mortb nit ibrcm @nttcn ms
Trnll Weoia McGornlid, scr Spdtcr
Morf &onno's, nod) ibrcr 9ooc in
Der Gonucntbalc bc0cbcn molltc, nj.
bcrtc lid ibr cine idlnnfc illnQc "a.
ne nit roii9er @ciid)t&iorbc uno cir-
ncbmcn0cn 3iigen nit Ocn @ortcn:
"6r0lt Sonaiportb, bari i) mir CT
IoltbcrL mid Sbncn por5lltcacn? Sd
babe lton lGnNit Die @clcgcnbcit &c
ipilnIot. sd bin Trau 2cupitt."
Sic Sod)tcr Gbcooorc N~ooicpclt's
ltrcdtc lbrc @onb aus, bcNriibtc bic
Sod)ter ocS .%SommoncrS" inter
~frenholitcm 2Gdcln. OoS tic bon if.
rem Ncrrn &ntcr gccrbt sll boben
lfeil1t, uno bonn mtcr6iclten lid,
beloe Gonen orli Dos 9ln0clcacntlid,.
tic. moroif 6rau 2cupitt Scr iibriocn
@elell'foft porgcitrllt mltroc.
Sn Gonpent iuorcn cS MIR mcnioc
Fcrloncn. mcld)c bic Sod)tcr @rpon's
fol1lltcn, Die bcid)ciocn nit einioen
Setol'iltcn IN elmer So0c iob. Ms
lcoot 6rdu Son9iportb IN Ser 9ooc
oea T~oriitcnbcn Elob ocnonmcn
bate, rlt)tetcn lid Nlcr 9lidc olli
FrinceB Nlicc, mcld)e boiit b~crlticn
ipor, Den Star" bciocr grobcn Dies.
inbriGen Gonpcntc SIT biloen. SpG.
Ter ipnroc ibr uno ibrcn @cfonntcn
Die Soge Der 6rou Hoger SuQiuon
bon Chicago bon berieI6cn cinoc.
rdlimt. Sn rcifcn StiIettcn, bercn
@eltreibuna bier SIT mcit iiibrpn mir.
DC, bottcn lid 5iim Gsnpent and Iyroll
Norman Mfad bon Buffalo rau 9iro
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Hcuolntion IN SunSnrns.

.IeNucigalpn &onournS. 8.
Silli. -iq 9cmoiinetc Mebcuen bon
S%olpnOor bobcr, nnhoem lie Norcio$
cllt8cnonlllcn, oltd) Gbollltccns, sic
&olptItoOt Der Erouin5 gIcifen No,
mems, ongcBriffcn uto bcictt. Ger
Crt lit mir 20 Mcilcn BON Cc0ucl-
HoIpo cntfcrnt. TreimiQi0c Srllppc,
bobcn lid orgnniiirt, nm sic Mcbcl-
len lpicoer 5u pcrtrcibcn, obcr bis
icbt bobcn sic SniltrNentcn sic Sbcr.
hnno mlo, mic pcrInltct, bobcn iic
Manuel 9oniQa ais ErGli0crten pro
flnmirt. Zen Hcbcllcn BADEN iid)
riclc @dnoitcn ongcidloiicu, pclde
bic @cleNcnbcit SIT Nou65iiocn.
Woro6rCrmcn uno &crluiiltlnl1cn scr
Flantd9cn allsnlltcu.
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Suc Qeiter in nnginitigcm 2id)tc.

Gbicago, 8. Suli. - Seniatio.
neQe acknowledgements erbebt ser fri.
bcrc SefrctGr ser 2citer'ihen Grber.
@u9b Grdbbc, III %ieiner gcitern sur
%crbdnolnng 0clan9tcn alage o,i
$500 ~riiditGnoiges Saloir' gcgpli
Soc Hcitcr, Scr iid) bcfonntlid fir
lid nit Sri. @iaiamS in @aibing-
ton pcrheirdtbct bat. Grabbc mllrrc
AMI @etrciben Soc's cntloiien. Gr
laGt, onB Scitcr Sem HahlaB cine
Hednlrng BON $4,000 iiir Sienit.
botcnlobne, @recer.9iQs uno onoere
Tcd)nlngen auibolite; ooB er iif ais
Wandgcr OcS Nad)IoiicS Elm Sdlair
BON $4,000 CAB; oaB or $4,000
800, obrlc Sen critcn Shritt oils Ma.
mayer gctban SIT loben; oob er $l1l..
eco bea Nahloiies IN eiHem &oblen-
l%lntcrnebmen III 3icgler anlcgte lno
0oB icinc Mlltter oos Nelo 5rriid or.
Itottcn mlBte; bob cr Don 9orb Cur.
3orL lelnem Sdymngcr, Gin ngrobcr
2iiAnCr mo 10 ~unebrlid)" ocnonrt
mllr0c, Elm Womt, init Dem fem at.
~itGnbigcr Menif pcrtebrcn fonne!"
6erncr 1iebt Scr alGger nnbcre srpel.
Iclbaftc Ir~anaaftionen Soc 2eiter's
5llm 9citcn, mic CT feline Sdppeiter
bcidunlmelte.
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Ercitum imiro bic domination anucb-
men.

Carton, Nrp., s., Sui. - 90.
81. Irelton, melfcer bier inn Staota-
t3llbtbullie BON Ncpo0n cincn Stroi.
tcrmin bon % Sabren ncgcn Wor.
bc5 perbiiBt uno BON ser io5ioliiti-
id)en Arbcitcrportei in NcmY orf oI3
YrdiiOentihoitS- Gonoioot oli9eiteat
morOen lit, GlNBcrtc lid g~citcrn in jet.
rler 3elc IN einem rSnterpicm iibcr
Die Inn miocrfobrcnc Gbrc. Gr iogte,
bu cr itctS 0ic Erin5ipicn ser Fnrtci
period)tcr, 10 mllnbcre or lid, nid)t
Onriibcr, bob bic @ohl oui i'm &c.
iaQen iei uno miiIc, sic Gbre %pollnui
SIT id)Gbcn. Siii5ieQc Mittbeilllng
bon icincr Domination bobe cr nod
nidt crboltcn lei obcr cntid)loiien,
lie o%l,5ltncbmcl1, iucnn Icin NniuoIt,
Hidtcr 8. q. @ilton, nid)tS oogc0cn
cln5llncnocn bo6c.
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Hnbbinrr acacu &inbcr.Nrbcit.

Tronffort, Did, s. SltIi. =
Ste bier taacnoe Central Gonicreri
Der omerifuniidcn Habbiner nobr,
gcItrrn cinitimmig cine &ciohttion
on, mclfe i6r Ginpcrit1nSnib nit
alien Sdrittcn Ser Staotcl ilno Sc.
@lmocSrcgicrltng crfldrt, mcIdc al,i
Nb'do'tlng ser &inocrorbcit bcrcd,.
net lino, ionic nit alien Sdrittcn,
mclfc Die a~ltgenleiie,e @ntnidcIuno
Der ainocr burd ltntcrridt u1o gr.
hoIlln1 I'M Nltge babc.L uno allc Mit.
alicScr Der GoufcrenS lpcroen aufge.
Ioroert, nnf 2rGftcn I'M SSntercIie ser
gltten Snd)e mitSuiuirfen Mabbincr
samuel Sflllman aus Hen.Oorf
lcgtc Sen 9crift bes Nllsihuiics iilr
Ole gllaorbcitung ciner ipitcmotiiden
liiol'hcn SbeoIogie Dor. Is murbe
porgclfInHcn, cinen 9ono auii1bt
iiber Die 8rnnoprin5ipien ser iiioi.
'tcn Geologic ST. pcroffcntIiden.
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les GidDtcrS SodJtcr brging Sclbit-
mDrO.

Ntlanta, Ga, 8. Sl(i. - @Gb.
reno Hid)ter @orrill 9citcrn @ormit.
tng in Der Sibumg ocs Suprcm . Sc,
rid)iS sic &crbanoliing iibcr chen
6na %leitetc, in Dem Gid)tcr 2onpfill
oisqllaliii5irt moroen mar. muroc ibnl
ein Selc9rnmm iiberreid)t. Ser Nid,.
fer offncte cS unb iono oarin bic
Hafrid,t, bob icinc 5od)tcr, 2oniie
@orriu, lid in Scr @obnung ocs
Tihters in Gatbbert, Ga, gcrooe er.
id)oiien babe. Gincr ser anpGlte be.
elloete geraoc iein EIaioopcr. Oils ei
iertig mar, mod)te Hidter @orria
Wittbcilung BON Dem Snbolt ser
Huhriht llno pcrtagtc sic Sibung.
SRI. @orria crid)ob iid nit cinem
3immcritntcn; Elm llniaa ioQ uor.
llegcn.
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Gublcn1rG6cr GGhuc pcrcinbnrt.

Gcnpcr, Gel, s. Sllli. - Ger
Ciitritt8- Gonuert ser .llnitco Minc
WorfcrS" IN 9niapctte, Sol, nn6m
Ncitcrn Die %bciinitipcn %orihlGge scr
@ri,benbclibcr al. lutO sic 1eiommten
&~obIcn5cdcn i'm nGroIidcn Colorado,
mcld)c lett mchreren @odcn acid)Ioi-
'ell morcn, iouen IN bcn nGdItcn "a.
gen lpicocr croiinet pcrocn. Die ollie
SobnIfnlo miro anf Suci meiterc
Sabre ~bcibehalten mcr0en.
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@liidlid)cr GGic6anoel.

Ncm Dorf, s. Siili. - Srib
@ebcr, Elm Spc5ereibGnoler in9loom.
Iielo, M, botte belte Sormittog
elmer aurlOin aGie p~erfnllit, melte
hal0 oarouf 5rriidfebrte mo Srl.
@cbcr frllg, Oh CT cincn Iiomantrtna
uerloren babe. Sr. @eber lagle
ncin, cr bGttc ME einen 9iamantring
gchabt mo fonntc nlitbiu alld) feinet
pcrliere1, porailf Die 6rnt inn eineu
Gi0mnntring 5eigtc, ben JIG i'm &die
%aciunocn bate. Sic mar iiberaliid-
lid. ais Sr. @cbcr ibr mittbcilte,l CT
mad)c feline Aniprii1e nii Den Hing,
meld)er uon cinem ,Slmclier ais nc.
ni9ItctS $1,000 mertb erflGrt mltroe
Man glolbt, Dab Scr Ring in Der
&Gieiabrif bel ser 3ubereituna in ocl
@Gic gcrietb.
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NnS Der Mr6citcriuclt.

Tacoma, @aib, s. &llli. -
%on bcttc ob crbnltcn sic Sdmicoc
lul0 Moidincnboltcr in sen @crfItGt,
ten ser ~Nortbern Enciiic @obn~
micoer poIlc tdglidc neunitiinoine
Neihaitigung. T~icrbunocrt Mann
merocn oircft bon Ser @ciicrlmN ocS
WclhGftS1an9cs bcriibrt, uro i'm
@on5cn mcrocn iorton 800 Wann in
Den WerfItGtten olli pole ArbcitSSc!t
gcicbt mcrocn.