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The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-05
Missouri Senatorial Fiaht.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Scatter-
ing returns from throughout Missouri
and returns from half of Kansas City
indicate that Senator William j.
Stone is receiving a larger vote than
Joseph w. Folk, the present governor
of Missouri, for United States senator.
The next legislature will be Demo
cratic. Only Democratic ballots count
in the contest between Stone and Folk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-05
Election News in Japan.

Tokyo, Nov. 4.-The announcement
OF the election OF Taft was received in
Tokyo with much interest. The local
papers issued extra editions conveying
the information communicated through
the Associated Press.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-05
Just as Foraker Expected.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 4.-Senator
Joseph B. Foraker when asked for an
expression on the election said: ut is
lust as expected" He would not dis
cuss the matter further.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-05
PROBABLE PLURALlTlES

Following is table showing the cleo
toral vote OF the several states and the
estimated pluralities according TO the
returns received UP to miSnight:
Electoral Vote.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Tie following marriage licenses were issued
in ssn Frzncisoo weanesdsy, August Z:
Charles David 81 $40 Fell ST. and Csrolyn
Ol8SkF IS. ls2 o'FsrTeH 81
LIKE 3. Ncalillen. . I4f4 Me4iilster 81
EdT2ra r DSvey. -. eSs1A GEseT-erc ST. and
Ellen { yonge. Is. Use Howard 81
Clarence a Dzvg. . I452 1e1es ST. and
Ella Se5i. - Fresno
william n MeCartly. sl. 1886 o.FzrreH ST.
and Grace C Kane. -. 1885 Pest 81.
William A. Ia NeTrDe. - 1l3z Fell St. and
AarEse-ite n. n Guenther. y, 34S DeTissdeEo
street.
clsude 7. Bryan =. ard Juliet E. BoarOs. IS
b0ta of Is Sadewa ST
Alexander Siiverstein IS los Angeles. and
Rose Coleman. 10 l.2S OctaTia 81
HsrTy ~ Rankin- =. and Agnes o. Elngreu.
-. both q 1893 Page ST
OAKLAND. arg I2--The following marriage
licenses Eere Issued today.
Filiipi TrzeheiIz. =. and Luiso TrzchelIs
=. both of oakland.
-. both of 0SkIerd.
both OF OskIzna-
Andrew Mortensen. -. snd Maria Yensen, Is.
both Of Alsmess
One L Moason. es. oskiznd, and Gertrude
GurFaF -. Szn Frzncisco-
Geezgs A Hubeell 2l- Oakland. and Kather-
He1ry Shut. -. Saa Frzneisco, and ANA Bar
Der. A. Berkeley
Dolphes b. Fairbanks. as. Pctsluzna. and Ms
Eva NJ Fairbanks. ~ Berkeley
Lewis ". F2rwei ~ san Francisco ard
Mira BoTntol. "a. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
ROOSEVELT TEST FAILS
TO THIN ARMY RANKS
Six Weary Officers Conclude 90
Mile Riding Trial, Dusty
but Triumphant

Like a detachment Of war tine
scouts hack from 2 wea-iSome expedi-
tlon into the eaemv-s country. six tired
and dust clad army officers under
colonel Lun6gren- the first 20 take the
three day Roosevelt rough riding
test. rode into the Preside yesterday al
tie conclusion CT their 80 mile horse
hack isun-
III was literally out OF the mouth Of
one cannon into that OF another for
them An even more terrifying test
awaited At tile Preside general hos
rfteE where every officer had 70 submit
- = physical examination before seek
Frz welcome rest BuL every officer Is
said 10 have passed
while the first section was jogging
.Irr--- rl.s ocean boulevard they met the
zero-1 section q officers under Colonel
S7rruson Just starting on the ride Of
50 miles Col0Eel Simpsons 3 command
-nmnfeted the first leg Of the journey
- san Wareo last night and put Up at
rhe EnreL Those IN the party were
CoIoneIs SiHDson- G. r. smith =. J.
T7r9frarI and n. II Apple and Majors
John Biddle and g p krauthod
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
WIFE TO MAKE GOOD
HUSBANDS SHORTAGE
Mrs. Groves to Pay $500 Al
legged TO Have Been Taken
From Wells Estate

The sum OF s2.5o0. which Attorney
Alfred Groves IS charged with having
distracted from the estate Of the late
Douglas Wells. for which he was coun-
sci. VIII be made good BY Groves wife
This was announced in Judge Graham's s
court yesterday by Milton U'Ren. the
present attorney for the estate. lie
said that Mrs Groves had conveyed 70
the Empire State surety company real
property IN Alameda county and the
furnishings OF g roOming house N san
Francisco worth altogether sz.se0,
which fully protected the estate
The Judge confirmed the report o.
Referee Joe Goddard. disalloWing the
fee Of sz5f which Groves charged Tor
his services Attorney GunIher. who
was arrested last week On complaint
by Mrs Wells widow OF the decedent.
charging him with having appropriated
papers connected with the estate. was
not IN court yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
FALLING ELEVATOR IS
STOPPED BY CLUTCH
Safety Device Prevents Loaded
Car PIunging to Bottom
of Shaft

An express elevator in the Chronicle
building was brought up with a jar BY
its automatic safety clutches al 1880
O'Clock yesterday morning after the
swapping OF a cable had dropped IL g
little more than two stories.
About Is passengers. including Two
or three women. were in the cage. As
IL shot By the fourth floor on the way
down from the seventeenth one OF the
four cables broke. With a iurch the
car dropped but was quickly checked
Several OF those who were in the
cage praised the coOlness OF John
Quirk the 19 year old elevator boy.
who calmly reversed his lever in the
hope OF stopping with the remaining
cables QuirkS action threw some of
the strain or the clutches At the sec
ond story they finally 5ammed tight If
the elevator had fallen S5 feet more IL
would have smashed into the basement
1oor-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
BOY BURGLARS MOTHER
WEEPS IN COURTROOM
Rov {. Baird OF Seattle Ar
raigned on Two Charges
and Case Continued

There was pathetic scene n Police
Judge shortzll's court yesterday morn
ing. when Roy C. Baird. the boy bur
rier from Seattle. was arraigned on
two charges of burglary for breaking
into the saloon Of Foge & Aohr. Fifth
ard Mission streets when his com
-4~ir7. Sco1t Pounds was shot and
tfuef bv Policeman Arey n me sa-
-The hoy's mother who had arrived
from seattle. was IA court arc she
r-aS-.e7 him IN her arms aid Wept
l.f-tl~Ir TIE boy VAS also ylsloiy
afrztte.5 bur soon regaInec his con-
r,osure His mother remained cesloe
tf-- rfr1 ~ cases were ordered con-
-5-re7 III saturday and she was led
r-ee-inz out Of the courtroom The
BOYS father. who IS assistant torelilaA
r1a VIII arrive here tonight 20 MAKE
q-~anEeuents for his sons detense-
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FATHER WANTS SONS
MARRIAGE ANNULLED
Alleged Boy Was Under 21
Years of Age at Time
of Wedding

H Il Brown yesterday fled suit for
the annuIment Of the marriage OF his
SON Leslie A. Brown, with Aiieen Cor
man on the ground that al the time
Of the marriage. October ;. 1907. young
Brown was under TIE age OF 2f
The following divorces were granted
Yesterday. BY Judge GrahaIu-Claire
Doherty from Frederick Dohe-ty. cruel
ty- Julia Apple from John Apple. cruel
~ By Judge SturteTaut-Annie Gil
lick from Thomas ,. Giiifck. habItual
intemperance-
suits for divorce were fled by Dean
" Hammond against Gertrude E Ham
mond. cruelty Mary Pitius against
Matthew Pitf0s. dese-ti0n. Maggie
o'Rrfen against Martin J. C'Brien.
cruelty Gust Erickson against Cecilia
Erickson. deEeTtion-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

Captain Paesler also stated that he
did not know he was coming 10 San
Francisco until he reached I.ibertad
in Salvador The steamer Assuan Wis
tied I'VE foreign ports before coming
10 San Francisco. and when the matter
was reported TO Collector Of Customs
Stratton the heavy fine was imposed
in order 70 secure the presence Of the
steamer in San Francisco harbor until
after the case had been passed on BY
tie department in Washington
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
PARLoR PLANS BANQUET

Mission parlor. n : G. W. has COM
pltted arrangements 10 celebrate on the
evening OF August %. its twenty
fourth anniversary The celebration
viii BE 81 the form OF a banquet for
members only. al the Cosmos restaur-
ant the expense OF which * TO be paid
out Of the social fund Of the parIor.
The program for the evening viii in
cIude addresses and music a large at
Tendance IS expected by those who have
had charge Of the arrangements
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
STEAMER ASSUAN'S FINE
OF Sz5, 900 RENTED
Customs Department Relieves
Captain of Penalty Imposed
By Collector Sfratfau

The $4,000 fine imposed on the Ger
man steamer AsS1an for violating the
United States customs laws in com
ing into san Francisco fiarbor without
a bill OF health has been remitted by
the department. at Washington Cap
tain P PaeSler OF the Assuan notified
the customs department. that the ports
lie visited in South America after
leaving Hamburg. had no American
consuis and that IL was impossible for
him TO secure a bill Of health. He
exhibited a bill OF health given him
BY the American consul at Hamburg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
REFusE usE OF LOT

The FIRE commission received word
from the board OF education yesterday )
that the use of & school lot on Harri-
son street between Eleventh and
twelfth for 2 corporation yard could
MALI made OF the old primary school
site on Tehanla street between First
and Seconds
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
cHEck PRovEs WORTHLESS

vrfflfars D0ell- saloon keeper, sSs
r-s-t-f sr~ezf obtained warrant
f-ss-- Police Judge Weller yesterday Tor
75-a a-rezr of II n Chrisman On 2
Charge of passing fictitious cnech-
Mi .slfsze< that Chrisusan. who repre-
e.'--.-s ,,s~-Se7f as 4 general contractor
-ritF offices II the Monad1ock buiicing.
~.si-u.s = cftck with him for s. On NAY
.1 frawn on the Bank OF ltzi<, WHICH
vas worthless.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices seat by mali
VIII net he Inserted Taey must be handed IL al
either Of The publication Offices and se insiersed
vita the name ard residence of persons sutls--
izA5 n have the same published Nefires
sIEIctFd simply to the announcement of the event
are published Gnre in this column free Ct charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
BORN

GANSBERG- oskIz7d. Cal. august :. ipos
70 the wife q Charles Z. Gsnsberg tfer-
merry Hattie 0amen5. : dsughier.
PHILLIPS-In this ctr. August g. 1875. 70 the
wife of George H Phillips. twin sozs
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
MARRIED

ECK-1EeSIIILEN-I this eitr. August II
1905. hy the ReT. l. K Ollie, Arthur W
keek ard Lizzie B. Mcaiillen. both Of San
Feanciseo
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

se4. sos. 3os and sg7 Unson square Building.
$50 POST ST
Telepho1e. DoGglzs 1915.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES

OFFICE OF the Yiren.a's Fund Insursnce
Company, San Francisco, July -. 1eoS-At
meeting cf the beard cf directors Of this
company Geld this dar. q dividend vas de-
ciared 10 stock holders @ record On this date.
parable On and after July 30. 1905 Dividend
checks viii Re mailed TO stock hol6ers.
Lois WEINMANN SAcrefarT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

MEETISGS-LodEes
MISSION chapter No. 70 p A N vR
Special meeting THIS THURS
DAY. EVENING at s o'clock. Fifth E6X
and sixth degrees By order OF fWH
As = a ALLEN - -
FIDELITY lodge Ne 10. z. < A. n a
Special meeting THIS gTHCRSDAYB a
EVENING at 1-S0 ofeloek- First de- ~
gree Aaeorls cordially invited AN
FREDERICK BARRY. See. \
DORTE lodge No 2le. F. & a
Special meeting THIS fTHrRSDAY4 -
EVENING al T.3o O'clock FIRST IN
degree Mssons are cordially inyit- ny
ed 2I35 Suffer ST. y
CALL BRANCH OFFICE 1861 Fillmore s.. near
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that. by order 81
the President and in pursuance u resolarscu
Of the Ho4rd Of Directors. q ruezffrr ~ ~.
stock holders Of the Masonic Hal AesocfstSau
Of the city OF San FraDclseo Is here1r ezllesI
for and viii be held At the office and r,rir
cipaa place Of business Of said c1rDorzt ~,
ruu-n No POI. Claus Spreckeis building Mar.
kee ard Sd sfs- San Francisco o. fira--,fs
On MONDAY. the 74sh dzy OF Auxnsf-- isss~
at o'clock p ui-- far the purpose az dfssoix
ing said cooperation a1d considering ara d.
ferrnininE whether said corporation sAzsI a.
pr 70 the Superior Court OF the CIV 80
Caunty Of San Frznciseo. State Of CaIifo-1ia
II dissolution
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
MATRIMONIAL
DETERMINATIONS WANTED

Do not be deceived: the only reliable uzuino-
NAL bureau ron VIII ind az MRS A VOL
TER'S- 1872 Gear 81 establixbed IN 1ess1
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

SPECIAL ueefing Of stock holae-s or rS= 81
Cattle and Laad Co. will be held ~ Sc o<s---
Of Harding < Ao1roe- A. Montccsaer- -
San Francisco. CAL a Arg 20 lpnS - }
D n for the purpose of filing vsczn.-saz A.
board Of directors other Offices =
=. D. BAKER Pres
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 FIIImo-e 3,
near Pest
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
A-KRED0 CO Removed 10
10 SD ST. adjoining Cal Building
OLDEST MOST RELIABLE BUSINESS
AGENTS CAS SELL YOUR BUSINESS
s. 250-FIne psying meat market: interior town:
tIe TeekIs: 1 wagons. 5 Sorse-. refriTer.sor.
Ice machine. etc. doing business $4.lye0
oatslyi .Psg1zaon sOs -o ea0ssly settled sur
change Ter San Francisco OF suburban pruaer1y
kREDo. 10 Sd 81
sS0o-Elegzntiy fitted candy factory ana fce
cream psrlor- doing business $50 daily. Igx
rent with lease. best location in city: tx
lures esst $3.50 kREDo. 10 "a 81
S50o0-Nzehine shop and garage acroSs ths bar.
employs ! men, auto repsEring = specially.
ma-hinery and implements first Glass; clears
500 month KREDo- 10 Sd ST
ssso-t;rooery ard deiieatessen; furnished N
inc rcoEns: gss range plenIy utensils ard
disnes. ire fixtures: co1ee mills. scales. etc.
large stock. nne soeations rent 49, receipts
$50 daily KREDo. 10 ID sI
receipts so daily. KRED0. 10 Sd ST
81 .e5e-saio0s: best business place IN s F.. r
eeipts SO dzily: nothing better eFe< offered;
fne business for 2 men, act quick KRED0-
-Ielicatessen and luaeh ruoza arr0ss tie
weekly KREDo & CO. 10 Sd 81
FOR saIe-s year lease on buildIng; best locz-
ton: 6.c0o square feet foor space: with stock
ca without. between $4,000 and $4,000
nuei sales Unless yc1 have money ard mean
Business Do nor write. No sacrifice Address
box SaS. Chico. Cal
HALF interest IN wholesale ard retail fruit
and Sroceries store in a good location and doing
3 hne huslaess- For further information ezu
ar 715 Pixley ar-
S30o-Erecery. delicztessen and branch bakery.
good stock: nice nvl1z rccns: rent cDiF So
this can't be beat W 4 SPENCER Co.
21D9 Market ST
OPPORTUNITY fer plumber OF electrician 70 es
fshlieh himself growing neiehks0raged: fAndl8rd
EilI give you chance 10 get started 9l7
Cole St
OPENING fer bright bEsiness man with $500.
take charge established nfnre business. clezrs
500 70 500 month"; 10 Sd ST. roon Il
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

S4lng-ers union No 1 has selected
- = Bush IS its marshal for the Ia
-er cay Parade lie VIII have as his
d-4s W. shade and E J. Davis On
Aa- a0e TIE union VIII be preceded hT
q erlm corps of - sheepskin beaters
e-G VIII have its mascot in line II
- tSilL was appointed the unions rep
reseltsria-e in the building trades coun-
CT athletic association
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

The grand lodge Of the Ancient Or
der OF United Workmen. after an all
day session yeSterday. made provision
for meeting the orders obligation Of
S30e.oe0 by the Unanimous adoption Of
the following report. presented BY the
special committee OF seven appointed
~ the rarerinr.s -1ne.ri-r-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

REWARD offered to z1y enc who can give in
fornxtsoa concerning tire family Of Ms
Asftie DoyeSoy- native q Virginia Eho
died AZ 81 MAYS hoSpitsi San FrsnclSfo,
Ia Fefro7ry. 1857 aged -, her sister,
Mrs Theehoid- Address J. BROWN. Niles.
Cal
JOHN DRUEsEDOM o. his heirs kindly con-
rnuniez te with Thomas p. Boyd. lawyer. Saz
Rafael Cni
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
CAR COMPANY PAYS
MEN EXTRA MONEY
Pullman Conductors and POrters
to Divide SI75,000 for
Faithful Services
Unions Make Arrangements for
Parade On Labor Day With
Music and Mascot

The attention Of
the san Francisco
labor councils sec
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

Branch 8. ANA IEanatei society OF
carpenters and toineTs- at its last meet
irE initiated tWo candidates. and drew
warrants Tor the payment OF its pro
ia ot death benefits for the lasI quar-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

street. concrete ana asphalt workers
liion No - ~ its last meeting gave
Us Labor cay committee fun noW e
- make arrangements for the Labor
CAY Parade The union has engaged q
tend ~ - men 70 lead ii IN the parade.
NJ Il DWTer. the business agent after
sn absence OF several weeks. has re-
lllned e his post of duty
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
sIEETNGs-speciaI

CALL BRANCH OFFICE 1861 Fillmore s.. near
Post
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

TIE rIssterers- union has removed
from Duboce hau 70 the Building
Trades temple and VIII meet there
hereafter every Monday night
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

ALI. bills zad prouiSsorr natsS prom7.lr co
lerted- Fred J. ScAuidr. MARKET. Noe. I6l
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
VIII. ADDRESS SHOE CLERKS

workers. one OF THE organizers oE the
iECernzLttonas body Viii address the
retail clerks az The meeting this even
ing IN the new hall Al Fulton street
and Van Ness avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13

p Il Mccarthy. president OF the
building trades council. who went east
T. attend meeting OF the interna-
ti0nai BODY il Indianapolis, VIII return
q -his city tonight
The Detroit times., 1908-04-27
CHAPTER XVII.
Her True Love.
Miss Jane Alderson,

II Westminster abbey mad collapsed
and buried George Saunders beneath
II. the blow could not have had great
err force than Eleanor's revelation. HIS
ruddy features grew ashen white. HIS
Jaw dropped and his lips quiyered
And worst of all, he realized that
he had brought IL upon himself
through his persistent efforts to prove
Eleanor a girl of questionable charac-
tire. Such blow often leads to q
madbouse. But George Saunders, bel
ligerant and aggressive, had a mind
that was trained for all sorts oil
shocks.
Beaten. helpless and with all the
disgrace he had tried 10 heap upon
Eleanor turned back on his own shoul
Gers. he swayed like an oak tree ready
to give away before violent storm
Don't let her see him yet" pleaded
Eleanor. ''Wait--let me tell him -
To George her words sounded far
way, as II he were at the bottom oil
a we'll and she at the top trying &c
give succor. He looked at her, and :
faint spark of courage sprang up with
in him.
Hush. Nell" murmured Arnold
there's no oen there"
Not Jennie? You mean
1T was trick | am very sorry.
"A trick" walled the girl. "Ther
it's all useless. I've not saved her. j
The Detroit times., 1908-04-27
Hearts in Haven.


A gentleness that grows OF steady
faith;
A JOY that sheds its sunshine every
where:
A humble strength and readiness to
Those burdens which strict duty ever
layeth
Upon our souls-which unto sorrow
saith,
Here is no soil for thee to strike thy
roots,
Here only grow those sweet and pre-
cious fruits
Which ripen for the soul that well
obeyeth.
A patience which the world can new
er give
Nor take away; courage strong and
high,
That dares in simple usefulness to
live.
And. without one sad look behind. to
die
When that day comes; these tell me
that our love-
Is building for itself home above,
james Russell Lowell.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-27
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The Detroit times., 1908-04-27

rhhve failed" She threw herself upon
sofa and began sobbing
George stared at her and at Arnoio.
He tried TO speak but his throat was
dry and there was only cultural
rafting which Knocked him. ne
coughed and wiped his mouth with ms
sleeve-George Saunders, model OF
good manners and intolerant or the
slightest vulgarity in others-xwiped
his mouth with his sleeve.
MY Jennie" he mumbled MY
wife-the girl they want In this di-
Yorce easel"
But she's her slster--SHE brought
her up" said Arnold.
Shes innocent, meaHea- Eleanor
They have no real right TO drag ner
ia. You must believe me. Forgive
her-forgive her hiding 1t from YOU
That's all you have TO forgive.
George staggered over TO Eleanor
and kissed her hand
You are a brave woman" he said
; II take my hat of to you
But Jennie-Jennie," cried the
girl imploringly,
1t oughtn't TO be hard TO believe In
sister OF yours" answered George,
and be left the room.
Give him a little time and he'll
come round all right" said Arnold.
And tell me you forgive me. Strange
as IL may seem 10 you. did 1t be-
cause | love you"
Eleanor turned slowly and looked
at him. The expression in her race
told him her feelings.
And you love me?" he asked.
She gazed at him moment, smiled
radiantly and then nestled close IN
his open arms.
Eyes. do" she murmured.
For many minutes they stood thus,
two good. true souls communing to-
gether. Then Arnold took her ten
derly by the shoulders, held her from
him so that he could peer into the
depths of her pure. expressive eyes
and said:
i've waited long and patiently for
you. my little dear"
why do you say that" she asked
innocently.
We'll" he replied. I'm rather good
at foretelling the future, as you viii
probably agree. On the day that
saw you in that eery establishment
OF yours something told me that some
DAY you would be my wife. scout
ed the thought at first. for you were
engaged 10 Ernest and was acting
IN his behalf did my part dutifully
and told Ernest and his mother thai
you were just what you are. knew
Il all the time"
And you loved me throughout this
whole wretched nightmare" she
asked
Yes" he answered. so simply anC
earnestly that she knew he was tell
ing the truth
Now" said Arnold, gayly, 1--WE
must get away from this dreadful at
mosphere as soon as possible. | wan
I you 70 marry me next week, and theI
we will go abroad together--to India
where you may study tse occult J
YOU care TO. and then TO Russia an,
finally TO South Africa, where We cal
visit George and his bride. VIII
your"
'Whithersover thou goest. | vii
90: and where thou lodgest | vii
lodge" murmured Eleanor fervently
CHAPTER XVIII.
Conclusion.
Just who won the game of love tina
The Detroit times., 1908-04-27
ToDAY's BEST STORY.

Mr. Kornely. who is an ardent
churchman. was travelling in the east.
When Sunday came he went to a
rriest for confession. Upon entering
the room, Mr.. Kornely said
'Tch bin Deutsch."
The priest made no answer.
Itch bin Deutsch." repeated Mr..
KornIly In a louder voice.
SUI the priest gave no indication
or having heard him.
Thinking that he might be hard OF
taa-iug. Mr.. kornely shouted;
leh bin Deutsch,"
The worthy father. who was an
irlshmsn, this time replied:
Yes, OF hear you. But thot's no sin
Tho,s only misfortin."
The Detroit times., 1908-04-27
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