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Die Snnocsfinnnie zen.
g8aibin1ton, Q. Gcpf

RSalQlil9ion Z. sept.
Ger g'onatSauspeis ij6er Oas Sc
bo9rcn Der 9un0esftuG6 3eiat 0as
6ie1e Shul0 nn 81. 9luguit ab,iiaIif
oes an 61n6 beiinblihen goaraelocs
1868 $50. .5SS bctrfa. mas cine RI.
ndNne bon $5,076.7 .765 fir Sen Wo.
nat buOeutet. Sic OerthciIt ndl. pie
iol9t 3inStragenoe Schul6 1897,
5O3,990. SduIo. meIfe sic iril6erer
3infen nift mc1r 30Gt. 81. .S67 7625
3i15ircie Shulb $1O2 .4O5,ifO m.
'atmurn $13O3.7 3.776.72G. Gar,n
itno nidt cingeifjoiien ST .330t79.
S69 IN @mucilunQen un0 1dn6aui5.
noien iiir mGhe Scr gIcihc 9etrll
IN VaargeI0 CUR eDeu;uellcn Ginl6.
lung porban6cn iii. 0as i'm Shab.
ante beiin0!;he goargeC0 ocu6cin
lid ME fo,gt @ol0Heieroe c5on0l
$t50000, 600. ouocrtrdlte 6on03
ST $50 179 500. aaaomeinrr ,Fon03
$40 800 5S3. IN Sen g2ationaIban.
Ter hcponirt $t2S. .9073t3. in
Sd)abduue Der 9rilippincn SIS l55..
226 6uiannrn St7SGil2O2f.
3ie6t man DAMON Sic 8erbn0.ibfli
ten od 10 orrbleibt iuuuer nod ein
gaariiberihuB in So6c non 1899.
$50 1873. 9lu g}ationatb1nfnoiei
itauocu au t9Iuguft $685.. 1926. .t09
aus cine }IbnCfutc gc1tn Sen porhar.
gebenOcn Dionat oon S6.762 $50.
nn0 cine 3unobme iibCr 0on 9leifeu
Ylonat 6es Boriobres nm S81,269..
787.
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eeate SanS IN nd.


ct FauI giinu, 2. sept
Plus grano SORTS. y. O.. mir6 te.
Ie9rop5iidl gcnel0et, oaB g. g.
@iGb5. Brdii0cut Ser 8i56s @rain
& ,5uCl 60. Scl6buor0 ourt er.
idlieBeu 6eq1ugen babe. @eif,ditli6e
lluauncbutIihfeiteu ioqeu Ocn ange.
icbeueu @eitditsmonr an Dem Der.
5peiilunasihrittc getrieben baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Stiiritc ans Sem 9nllOn.
gNoterniQe. N}e.. 8. Scpi

Gbas. .. Sores ans @amnorOS'
port, q. g., scr 2cnfer zines aui oen
ssd6mnarfta9riin0en oes oes mift!e.
rem Otaine penuen0etcn 9aaou5,
Stiir3te. oIs oas 9uftifiTi in lid jl;.
formtcnfanf, ouS elmer 6ohe bos
800 6uB in 6ie Iiefe ur0 erIa8 balo
6oraui Ben babel erIitteneu Ser.
Ietunden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
@nirmhr uhne llrindlc.
Springfield. 81, 2. Sept.

S5rau @arI &aaan mteBeihueN
bente g}nhmittog nm 2 llbr cine els.
lide 9Irgabe, in melder iic erfldrt.
ooB Der 6arbiac 9lidnr0ion uiht 0et
W(ann mar, melher am If. 9luquii
iie oerQGpoItigcn mollte. 9ic geh6r.
oen iolen eiuen @er6oitun1s6eiebl
9e8cn eiucn onocreu 0eger. Nalpd
Button erIaiien boben. Gie @ntier.
nung JlitarOIon5 aus Dem @eiGna.
niiie BON Solicit nod determination
mar eS befaHntIih. mcIbe Oeu 9In.
lob 81 Oem 9Iuirubre in Der Staats-
banpilid0t u0n Sluinois aab.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
SeOOlferun9s5nnahmc ourdl Sim
luanocrnng.
gSoi.linQt0n, 3. &c

gN0lQlUQtDhl z. StpI.
9out Sen 9erihteu oes @unoel5-
nriniiteriums bat Die @cpolfeuung
oes 2an0es mdbreno 0es Icbtrn 9tedl-
nunosiahreS ourh sic Ginnonoerlulg
nm 209, 900 aGpic 3ugenonmen. IS
famen smar $4,000 GimauOerer
an, a6er 7t5.000 @erionen. peIhe
bier anidiiig oeucicn iino, uon0cr-
ten mie0er in lire olte @eimatb SIT
rid @ebtere 3abl miro ol3 un8e.
nohnlih bod betrahtet.
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Society
H'qiHncn SOrncritag.


Gle foMu,njrtcu Mano9er. az
Dlb2n BON Sort 9eniatnin @arriiol
ans neben Sruppcn ser itcacn0>n
armee 0ie liatioul,gar0en pou Ohio
Suoilna @ainoiS, Ddtigau @rv
coniin uu0' @eit EIr8iula tbeiiuel.
men merocn nd1men an Qoueritll
ibreu 2IniarJ. Ter grtBte GbeiI ser
Wli4ijr,3meuter lit btreli& eingetrci.
fen. HSuiuo.a a5lr tonlmt crit am
16. Septcu6er.
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gOriua6lcn in glidlisan.
1etroit, Dhb. 3 Sc9t

AtItOII WlIIu .. ICpG.
Die ioit uollitdnoigen Rguitoie
Der edtrigeu &ortuab.en Iaiieg-Prfe:r
men, 0aB SmatsA5creral,9lu0itor
@ra0lep bei Ser 9ep -bam nm Die
republifnrtife 8ouoerneursnomind.
ticu ilber ieiner @e9ner Oen iesigel
&olperneur @arrer. nit enpa $500
Stmfnen g1dhrheit geiiegt BAT.
Rra0lcn enhuidcIte icine 0auptitdrte
IN Sen bci0en Counties in ncIhen
Detroit un0 @rau0 9flp'os Iiegen.
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anf cia irau5oiideS sort
Qaus g. Sept.

@robiihe ai9eriium
@eacrO uou YouSeuit. 6as iriiber
Der Stiepmf- aacr Prrclr
Wmioi 61iios cuor grii1en 6eute
bns iroua{oiiidtc SORT nm. Iis 5,
hen. neld. o1 Gort mHqebeu. mini
mclteu BON arl6iiden arieaern Ter
Aompi 0duerta 5i Z llbr 2rscpN
Zen 5rarNpicH qc,lnJ es ihIicbtA,
Die 2lr1bcr mr. qr1ieu 8erhutau hi
rud3utreibcn Ccr 0arluit ser Iran.
soien betrua 1c0ir Cine yqieoer.
ouinahme Sc aompies Dir0 moraep
iton ermartc q io1en etm1 10.
600 Grabcr rs irar3Jiiife sort ein.
gsitloiieu r en. Ie 81rniion 6cs.
IeIbeu betra1i t500V}a1u. Cine iran.
Boiiife Jrg er15.5eiiunq bic un
6rtiob 6es 1ori a5leion6t luur6e,
beiin6et lid rod stua 40 ReileH OIL
B0loend.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
gOfOmutiuc erpluOirt.

Salt 2afe Gitp. 3. Sept.
Cine Dor einem meitlid) gebenOcn
9erionen5ng ser Genuer & 9iio
@ronoe @abn gcipnnnte Sotomottoe
erpIo6ierte beute in Der gtabe bon
Sbompion, lltab. Gas Qidlhinen.
perlouoI puroe idWer Derlest.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Grtrmmfcn.
GuIia. 0fIn., 8. Sept.

Tulia, GfIa.. 3. Sept.
eSnfoIce Rentern2 cine9 @ootc:
ertrunfeu heute in 0cm 3 9Peilen
bon bier entiernten Crcutt See tSre,
oerid Cornelius ans N}uafogee unN
ieine @cIic6te. 6rln @a6b;c a}etcaI'
aus 9ulia; ein an0eres @iebespar'
fcn 0oS ih aud I'M 9oote beianO.
fonnte lid, 0urdl Sdlmiuncn rctteu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
@OIlrn einene annbihntrn.

S0r1cllle. U IT, 2 Sept.
On Der SiBuna Der Staatsfonuea.
tion Der 9robibitioniitcn mur0e Scr
Gutrag acitcat 6en @ouUerneur
Suabe5 oui oieiem Gidet gu uomi.
nieren Toae1en aber erbob 9laron
g Wattiu9 uor Ohio. Der 0Beord.
iioentihoitsfoH0ioai Ser Barte, Gin.
'prud nui orn @rnn0 bin. DAB Sic
9artei Wu ouageiprodeuc DlitgIie.
Der oerielben nominieren 0iirfe.
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8ninmmcnituf uOn sd,ificn.

IUNUIIUI- NNT9-- y. : EVI.
Sym 6icii1cu 6nicu iticBcn heutc
Ser 11npier n9ui'aio" uno Sic
@arfe u. 9. 0crr" iuiammcn Tas
IeBtcrc Shjii muroc seinale mi'ten
burhaeihniiicu 9eiOc Shiiit MIR.
Den ms Sdlcppiau 8enommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
get,rancn oes 5pnniidltn arieaes.
Bottom. 3. Sept.

Saite Eahmittag iono Der eroBs
1tn3ug orr geteraueH ocs 5plmihca
Rrieges. peIte bier i1re 2onuen,ioi
obbclten. ftott Gs beian6en Iih
eapa 5000 gllnn in Uniform, IN
RDei Tty,iloHsr getheiIt. non Senea
Bic ene unter geiebI uon SSo5n \.
Cairns oo1 Chicago itano. in Rei5
un6 &ieo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Giit.@uriiben0cr bcs 9ational.a o.
mites.
pru @orf, 9. Eepi

Ter @oriieer oes oemotraiiiher
Staatss ,}en;rH.amu,tcs bon 9e.r
sSerieu Ro5ert Z Su0s9et5. Duroe
rom 0oriieuoer 0e5 oemofrat;ifar
g' '1t'.r'lor id'uiics Mof 'um Rrc
Rorieer beiieI5en uno a1m5a9ueie,.
Ter iiir 0eu Often, nit giep Dort ais
91Ayiqaariler. erHanli.
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@iro peniionicrt.

y31ijiugiou 2. Sept.
Goutreo0nrdI s5o6n Il. 43errcQ
tritt am Z Septeutber. an melhem
To1e er Ne }tlter59reBe trreift. In
ben Rw5eiiauo. @r trat I'M Sui
1863 in Lienit.
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3apou.
seat iein 9Imt nisoer
WNW' ~ N''''' WINWNN
Iofio Q Cont

Jotio 2. Sept.
eyufoIge geridrebuua Ser Gr5ii.
ruug 6er @eIiau5iieaung bi5 jlm /.
Wioi 1917 fiinoigte 6alta Ser Bcnc.
roloiretior 0eriel5en Discount aa.
neto, ielneu Ridiritt an.
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qrbcitericiertaa.

SprBgiieI6. 81, 2. sept.
Der @ouDerneur Deneen erlieB
teute cine groFIamation, 6urh DeIhc
er Uloutog. oen 7. September, aIs
GrbeiterRierian ieitiest.
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SrrtI)uut.

Geaer, Ociirn6ntfcrnnug anSSprins.
fielN OcH Anfrnbr bort pernrindDts,
iibcrbanpt uidt Ocr SdnlOige.
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ScntidDlanS.
StnatsiCfrctdr b. S0llcr uOr ieincm
JiHftritt ausaCicidluct.

Berlin 8. Sept.
GnIaBIih ser gupeenhcit 0ts aai.
iers in 0en 9lcih9ldn0cn ino 3a6l.
rcide Sr0eu lnOAusieid)nlmacn per.
Iicbcu moroen. Ger Staatsiefretir
bon Glia6-2otbrinlcn. Ser ehemali1c
preubiihc N}iniiter 0es 1Snuern ..
aoacr. bat sen Sdlpa3cu 2loler.
or0cu erbdItcn. 1icie Gbruua 0c5
Staataiefret0rs, Dclher 0eu Soften
felt 9luauit oe5 Nabre5 1901 bcflci.
Oct Gilt oils @orlduier ieines oems
ndd)iti9en Riidtritts. 92iC 0erlautet
lit ais 9fadiolQer Sreiherr Born D..
@uIadl IN 2lusiiht acuommen. mal-
der gcgcnudrti3 ais llntcritaataictre.
t0r in Ser ehaBIothriuaiihen N}iui,
terial.2lbtrilunl INSTRUMENTATION
unO oiicntIide 9lrbcitgn iun9irt.
Stsanuq Scs oentidIcn 9'utidlaitcrs III
ben 9rntidlnmcrifnncrn
9crIin 3. Sept.
Tic .90lniihc ,}CiiunQ~ pcrorfen..
Iiht cine @lrolmg scr (hatiateit
0cs iiinqit pom Zone abberuicucn
0eutidleu @otihaittrs in @1ilinqtou.
Sreiherrn Sped pou Sierumrg. ous
Ser 1e6er cine5 Ceuiihamcrjtarrs.
g. heiBt 0o. Itc rittilc Stcuuag.
nnhmc 0enGeuihamcritdncrn aeacn.
ijber bji0e olc ihWcritc Auiga5c eiuc5
6cutifcn @otihlitcr5 bel 0eu Ser.
Stooicr. Ga5 ha6e and Srciberr
bon Stcrnbur1 crfount Sic Gemidl
omcrltauer ino2iicn ujdt INNER. Cie
Geutid0mtrifaucr oiritcu feline an.
0Creu &iiuide an oen 0cluihtn Gcr,
treter iteacu ais oaB 0ic'cr iidl mir
Sin 0euNcrireteru Der au0ercu Hddte
bcior0ne
Gic 2lu5iiihrunlen ihGc6en nit
0cn @ortcu oaB IcutidlluO 5oiicn,.
lib aii sen nencu. pon 1reiherrn Il
Stcrnburl gcpicicucn @eacn fort.
idrcitcr mcr0e 5eiu Nadliollcr
miiic pcrion1 ar1ta bcim 1taats.
obcrhoupt perioua aratiiiima bci ocn
gebiI0e;cn 9lmcrifaucrn iciu.
Jiidtct nd iclbit.
Berlin 9. Scpt.
@uit1u 6er,bcrl Der 0ci0cg tiHtr
fIciuen Qrioa5aHf. bc9iu1 ocrgau
gene Raht Sc.5itnor0 0urh Grdle.
ben gr biutcr,icB entr QricL IN
DGdem cr 'al. BOB or Die Ipoii. u
Der Qant unterihIlaen bdtte. l1h
nber Den uuterid.58cuen 9Gra8 rihi
an
Ter. @cihditsiu6rcr elmer hiaMen
.}llegur rijdl,e,c mad llr.
tcridiaFn1 oon St25OOO.
Lie IN iitngicr Belt cntocftu
8eruuiremtleu oou gantionos On
ber etuc 8roBe auire8uul inter 0t1
Dcpoiiiorc heporBerueu Wo cs ut
Ieitt 1lo3.id. 0oB iii @d,6e pje6er
Elm duutm auf Elm o0er mo5rere
Qanteu gemlht Dcr0eH miro.
(sg,sai.f ab,Degs'tt esr p sfae'nt1- >
Berlin 3. 1ept
Sn Qrag 1T 0ic Grp8H8 U59r 0sn
bereii5 euulamtn Norruyii0rTitla.
oal ungcbaer groB Giue GHi1ui.
lung la5i oe asoere e5 ioatn Bg.
Deiie 30 N}tu1e DorbaH0eH isiu 6aB
NdRte1tr 0es t-ller
Staoiroihs 0on eiuer iranjoiuAen
frma wtIte 0en au',rag eg5.el.
1io5rT idr bic itlohihC @aiir,ie,.
.ung 5u ticierH icog0em olterraAi.
fe SirWeH meit b.G.4ere Aale5oie
batter. beiiohen luur6en
@robe Se1iatior Bat Der 0ireftor
Der traler G'enuouitric. acitrluet
5eroorleru'eH. Or bcifuolgi 0cn
5efannier luugtideddideu Abgeoro.
reten un6 Fuiar inn Streii. aramar3.
ben eAenali9en 0iiraermciiter Orb
mo iogor Sen oitcrrciddihen San.
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Die N(ebrheit 0e5 ytepubIH1n9r9
iiber ieincn 0enofratiiden 8egner
betrug iomit 29,376.
Gum eriten 0}ale ieit ied)S Sabren
tpur0e auh Elm 9enotraI III oen
StaatsIeuat erlpQblt
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Srei non Ocu Oicr Suiaiicn Der y%iGe
Dc Sieppr" fOmmen nit Seylcshn.
ecu 1icOcr auf Der GrOc an.
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Nlaier
&isOcr ciumaI 5um Sultan nnSge.
rnfcn.

2aaa U}u85euta 3 Sept.
Der iielrcite @clcuiuliau Ulmai
Sniio muroc 5eute inter Dem groBen
5ubel Der @cuolterin5 IN lli6a an
Der mnrnffonliden 8renje gum SuI.
ton ous9cruieu
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Iudl cine 9lnnuOrt fir GaitrO.

NOdl cine gInhuOrt flr 6aitrU.
0ang. 3. Sept.
9ic boGduoiide Ge3ierunJ 5crci.
let sic 2luirort ami Die 3meite Io.c
Der Ocrnc}olaniidlen 3egicrlng Dor.
9Iuf oieic miro Dem Rraiiocuter
Gaitro ourf oen ocutiheu @eiouo.
fer Baron D. Sedenoorii u6ernltieit
mer0en.
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GIammcn, iueIdje Oic bcriibmtcn Sic
icabGumr in California bcSrubcn,
gliiflidl nntcr SUntrUIle.
&sSr Ses 9riegSminiferS
Gr bcrInnst Gin bcHer scidJnltci
Offi5icrfOrps fiir OaS itcbcaOe
(. Seer.
Stur5 aus oem SalOn.
Stodton, Gal, 8. GeSt.

Stouton, 9dl., 3. Gept.
Ser .Snoepenoent" alma heutt
fritb aus 4iurpbp Die telearopbiidlt
WdttbeiIung 8u, oab Die ieit mebre
rem @odlen in ser oorti9cn @eoens
nltben0en @alo6r1noe tros Der iup
ernliloIien 2oiharbeiten Ser ;Sorit.
beamten uno berange3o1enen glrbci.
tern enoIid in oie ourh lire oroBer
@nume beriI5mte GallUeraS ;Sorit.
5telerUotion eingeorunacn lit. 0enn
nidt enoIit Hegen lid einitcQt, III
Der 6errIihe Sort, in meldem it'd
pdume BON POO bis 300 SUB S0he
uno rs Sub 8reite bciin0en, unrcti,
bar Oerloren.
Senora. Sal, 3. Sept.
8egen 0}ittag fam Die N}elolma.
ooB es geIun8cn lei. Die 6lammcu
unter 9ontroae 3u bcfommen. Inn
6lDor bate man 0en griolQ, ehe nQs
sSeuer Oie StcQe, no Oie 6eriIhmten
g2al0rielen iteden, erreiften. ,3par
miro bebauptet, onB elmer ser mad.
tigen gdilme, Scr 0en 9amen .Gie
0hutter oes @aI0es" trdat. a6er be.
reit5 o6geitorben it, n/\rge6ronut
fei, oof ieblt Oaiiir oie 9cit1tigung.
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gsrHnolidtt SaIlOnin brt.
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@nhlcracbnif, in GermOnt.

@bite &ioer Suuction, ST., 2. Scpt.
Die politdnoigeu @abIcrge6niiie
fir Oie GouperneurSmabI lino pIe
foIo4.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

huntin' for YOUR friend Alfie this hour an more.
Sturnp's concluding item at once gratifying
and puzzling.
How did they come to suspect h11n asked DICK.
ignoring the rest of his commanders Outburst.
Mrs. Haxton put EN- on his track You see, It
was this way: | sent the Jolly boats crew back to
the Yacht with orders that Tagg was to arm every
mother son board. an be ready for action when
Mr.. Fenshawe gev the word. The old man WASH
half mad | can tell YOU | take my solemn davy
he'd have stormed that blOomin' fort tomorrow
mornin Mrs. Haxton heard about the trouble, an
wrote note sayn as how that Dago saw to-day
was at the bottom of the whole business. She tOle
Mr. Fenshawe to demand Won Kerbers release. He
was the on y man who could handle Allie. she said
an, wat between our commodore's threat to land
armed force an the redhot cables he's been
sendin to London an Rome sink if the Governor
isn't scared to DEATH"
Is the Baron at liberty them
Not vet. There's no KNOWN Wat might have
happened if you'd KEEP away another hour
The ole man has raised Cain, / can tell YOU. But
look here, I'm doin all the talkin', an it ain I
fair"
Did no one tell you few minutes ago that Miss
Fenshawe had escaped and was hurrying here with
me-"
AK another" growled Stump. Then he
YOU he went on. You're light headed for want
OF a drink Come out of it. Damme, YOU need
ubrCatin'.
They went to the upper floor. and Fenshawe hur-
ried to grasp Dicks hand
viii not endeavor to thank YOU now" he said
brokenly. My gratitude is too deep for words:
but, believe me, Mr.. Rovson if had lost my little
girl, it would have killed me"
The hotel manager came to Dicks relief. With q
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
By LOUIS TR A c Y
Drawing by James Montgomery Faee
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

eiucaeiE
Lond1n sav1 thh
Fenaw weH acarg
he mFenhawe eIrneg gn1f
rhot bure1b " na
day before the n1 departure
named Aher
thinking her o
trttf ts yoneshe
rsIlia of his uncle
scheme inv ih a
ont
Mr. Iaxtn forced into
by Ndunah Arab hrnd
Of after aiond den
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

face all wrinkled in satisfied grin he informed then
that dinner was served Inc poor man had oee1
waiting for two hours u - <- that annOunceme1t
and Irene's gleeful arTre-- III 1- TINS low comedy
close TO the night adventures showed that she vas
little the worse either IN he o- spirits She would
not hear of doctor being ------1Ded she assurea
her grandfather that -.------ oI lips and WHSz
would not impair her arrr---. but she hoped tai
the dinner would not te utterly sr9lIed II II vas ae
laved two minutes longer She had actually hf
gotten to bring forward --- -t--o VINO mad nepea
ROVSOn to rescue her
Yet. search as they --i--- Fl Ja-idiah was notn
be found None knew him. -.- had any news o.
the girls safety been received U--l she was seen
the vestibule. Though uEs---t. they were 1al 90
excited to paw special heed CD The clrcu1stane a.
the time. Both Irene and k.vzln believed tnaI lnf
man was detained by some -- c1I1culty VIII y
gard to the horses. one .t ---.-. they Ane%' S4s
borrowed. They said that ---E Y ne Nou!u Oon1
TO the hotel ere the llore- was ended DuI X '4H'
not.
The only interruption E. 81 .t-r-E IltaI "AS -r
piled by the Goyern1-. "-. -l'"ed very 1 Y-upT
official horror when he re--- --e SC0rE VI 80 -
abduction and saw the evidences II me rouSA - -.
to which she had been su-- lie was = 80. -
and apologize. and pro-l- --cn HLpaI. "a - -
ishnlent both for the persons l' llsPIsu ..' sat
rage and for those who ar-. c-cIleu Il O--, - -
Fenshawe deferred 70 the -.--"N ne ste-t Pa go,
he meant 10 register a1---- E'l heIJI heTI 1oro71
ton. IL was quite true stump tOlI ..saf
that strongly WOrded ca- were uI'E D;oIo-
to London and Rome ear. .. the eEen-s So n
matte representations Wr--- .--ilI-s y - ne
both capitals, and the E ner . le-- '.-- .-,-sy
local authorities would r. ave H-1'''-'
10 the Italian Colonial A--. = .+sr
So a truce was pr0Clal-r oei9re AS = S,i-b n
the Governor drank u Mss ----SA-tNg TI.I - me
the best champagne that - .7-.--l ii'''-
Universe could produce -.,4 -,sals az
The four people rose -- .'rir oe-lICt ltF-gi II
nlLI-Iast zen, ,l'... - sll-,. stump announcing
Miss FenShaweS return -.. -t o''t' "~- ..si %
10 t3ke thein ai On I',L,l ar | b5iv Of police vi"
had mounted guard at tbs - +ts har-
The long pull across the '','-e.s .sI ,frer ne
Dor was peculiarly retrc~- .l 50 5;-b laagh
thrilling events OF the day. t ''-l1 4coei for
that it was almost worth ..- -clii- Essr5shaue
the sake OF becoming - ne an - IN ex-
Welded TO the soothing l--- % y-.9 Ls9r Of he
pressing the opinion that a- ..e,. Sx+ GU lfav
BaronS unconditional r. S-.-- .irlH 80 N he bost-
- Bv the way, said the -r. pea HliLS - ~ left the
swain " how was Mrs l--N.. ""sN
Yacht 90 bsr about
-,in,, nScrDrL She was iu,- - % ashore ,pd
Going ashore" Fo- the re u hT'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

might do good by stealth and blush to find it
fame" he specially anxious that his action OF
that night should not be trumpeted forth in every
Long before they gained the main thoroughfare,
both Royson and Irene were conscious of many pry
ing eyes. Not few passersby yielded frankly to
curiosity and followed them. The girl of course.
was hatless. Her dress of fine muslin ola style
and texture seldom in MassaWa and if the
beauty of her face could excite comment in Hyde
Park, it would surely not pass unnotced in small
and semibarbarOus Red Sea port. Royson, too,
though his white drill uniform familiar enough
the public, out of keeping with his surround
ngs He lowered among the puny Italians; not
stalwart negro gaunt Arab in the thrOng could
equal him in stature and physique.
SO they both agreed in thinking that they
much more at ease when Mott was CARRYING them
along the dark road of the mainland than while
hurrying through the packed and dimly lighted
streets But the sensation they created in the bazaar
nothing compared with the overwhelming
effect of their arrival in the Grand Hotel of the
Universe. Two officers and round dozen of soldier
policemen became inCOherent at sight of them. The
hotel manager nearly wept with Joy. He turnbled
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
CHAPTER TX.
The Calm Before the Storm

the next encounter Of Irene and
Dick with the Spear ThrOwer was
destined to take place under strange
conditions His present intent vas
to slip away and seek an interview
with Mrs. HaxtOn, as he had man
aged to worm out the information
that she was on board the yacht.
The last thing he desired was to be
dragged into prominence. Though
he had not been taught that a man
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

up stairs, tripping not once but
several times, IN his eagerness
to make known to the English
Milford that the Signorina Fen
Shave had returned. The YES
tibule filled in the most amaz-
ing way with a crowd that
seemed to speak all languages
under the sun. Fenshawe
rushed to the head of the stairs
as soon as he grasped the
meaning of the managers
dramatic announcement, and
a combined Ah!' of gratitica-
ton gushed from a hundred
throats when Irene flung her
self into his arms. Clearly this
affair had stirred Massawa to
its depths. 1t would supply
food for gossip during many
a day. That long drawn out
"Ahi" was in some sense a
testimony to Abdullah's wis
dom.
While Irene was sobbing her
ioy on her grandfather's breast,
Stump crushed broad track
through the ever increasing
mob until he reached RoysOn.
Il was bettin' on you from
the minute | missed you, he
roared genially. You re a
fair wonder, an no mistakel
BY Cad! how did you manage
it? The Governor has raised
the whole crimson town, | will
say that for him | don't
know his lingo; but | rather
fancy he swore to have a scalp
for every hair on Miss Irene S
head if she didn't turn up afore
da Wight. Where was she : Who
took her off? The police are
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-07

ests, with a success that has been
a little shcrt of marvellous. Under
careful management, the japanese
forests yields very high financial
returns. This high yield is only
made possible by the close utiu-
zation of every bit of the tree 30
that scarcely a uwlg is wasted, and
by the Improvement of the growth
Of their forests by carefully COLI
Quoted thinning and tending. The
woods are first thinned at the
age Of thirteen years and then
every five years after that up 10
the time of the final harvest, ar
120 years.
1t was in THE opening up of the
hitherto inaccessible mountain for
ests that the Japanese government
became most intensely interested
in forestry The mountains wecc
still government land, so all tha:
was necessary TO protect them was
TO place proper restrictions on the
sale and cutting of timber. This
was effected by declaring the for
ests on the steep slopes as reserved
forests, in which the only cutting
should be done under government
direction. The forests on agricul.
tural lands, not needed for prote,.
tion, are classed as available for
ests, and here the cutting Is moi
so carefully restricted.
Thus Japan has effectually pre-
vented the stripping of her noun
tain s,oves before any great dam
age has been done, In some dis
tricts, where the mountains a%e
near the towns, the steep slopes
have already been cleared, and this
has resulted in floods and the
washing down of the soil from the
slopes on to the farm lands. But
these cases have been exceptional,
and have merely served as a warm
ing, which Japan has needed befors
1t was too late TO prevent wide.
spread destruction.