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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13
PAPER TO DEMAND
RUIZ DISPOSITIONS
Calls Suppression of Coroner's In
quest Testimony a Public
Scandal.

LONDON, june 13.-The coroner WHO
conducted the inquest into the death
OF Mary Agnes Ruiz having refused 20
give the press the dispositions of the
various witnesses, an application will
be made 20 the home secretary tomor.
row by a London newspaper. which
characterize the suppression of the
inquest testimony as great public
scandal
American relatives of Mrs Ruiz will
probably apply for permission 10 exhume
the body ia order 10 take il TO America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13
PEOPLE OF RODNES
RECOVER BODIES
Latest French Advices Tell of
Destruction of Ancient Town
of Bernagues.

MARSEILLES, June 13.-The surviv-
ing inhabitants of the village of Rodnss.
which was destroyed by Yesterday s
earthdLake, worked throughout the
night in the hope Of saving some of
the buried victims.
When the debris was removed early
this morning several families were
found dead where cries had been heard
in the night Most of the victims were
crushed by enormous masses of rock
which hung over the village. The addi-
tional news says that the ancient town
of Bernagues was completely demol-
ished. gf.--a4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-13
WEATHER REPORT.

The storm area that has developed
over the upper Mississippi valley has
caused general precipitation east Of the
AFississiDpi river, except in the North
ern States
The indications are that there viii be
a continuation of unsettled and shOwerY
weather in the Eastern and southern
states. the upper Ohio valley and the
lower Lake during the next thirty-slX
hours,
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Today-High tide. 3:45 a. IN. and 4:l9 p
n Low tide. i0-3l a. N. and 1042 p. m
Tomorrow-High tide. 445 a. M and
$50 2. N. Low tide. Il. % a. m and
II .35 p. m.
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TEMPERATURE.
FORECAST FOR DISTRICT.


Showers tonight ana Mohday' "iOuei
ate South winds
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REVOLT BREAKS OUT
IN THE PHILIPPINES
Constabulary at Davao Mutt
nies-One American Kill
ed, Four Wounded.

MANILA, June IA portion OF the
second company Of native constabularly,
stationed at Davao, in the Island Of
Mindanao. mutined on the night of
June 6. and attacked the company
quarters. which they captured after
wounding one OF the native officers.
After a fight lasting two hours on the
foil ,wine day in which ope man, named
Lib0ey. was killed and four others
wounded, the mutineers took to the
mountains on the approach Of com
pany Of the cOnstab bularly stationed at
Mapi, which hurried TO the relief of the
besieged Americans and loyal natives.
without any warning the mutineers
suddenly attacked the quarters at night
and gained possession of them before
any resistance could be offered by the
few natives, noucommissioned officers
and several loyal members OF the com
pany.
Governor Walker, Of the Davao prov
ince. of which the city OF DavGo is the
capital. Immediately rallied the Ameri-
cans and such natives as could be trust
ed. in a large church, and hasty prepa-
rations for defense were made during
the night.
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CONDITION OF RIVERS
HARPERS FERRY, ". Va, June l3.-
Both rivers muddy.
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Prepare For Siege.

Windows and doors were baricaded,
loopholes cut. food and water taken into
the building, and everything made ready
10 Withstand a siege.
At s O'Clock on the afternoon Of the
7th, the mutineers began an attack on
the church. For three hours the fight
ragged. A heavy FIRE was directed
against the church and its defenders,
but Governor Walker and his small
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(ContinUsd On Fourth Pags-l
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The Y. N. c. A. was the scene Of a
asiebr alton last evening that outdid
ANYTHING ever held in that building All
ystIss regarding noise were suspended
for once and the victorious athletes
took possession Director Beckett and
CONTINUED on Tenth Page1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-03

2t9t Der MeIt erblidts, begann nit
16 Sabren in Soma feline 3arriere nit
benz 3erfdgen BON Baum tddmmen gu
gl0den, bic our 9et5ung Bpm 2ofoz
mofiDen @erpenbung fanben. Gr
pnroe bann 2ofompttpenbei5er unb
abonctrte, na9bem er bic Selegropbie
erlernt, matchmaker gum SeIegrop1i<
ten, 3ugabfertiger, 3usfiibrer, 9ibiz
Observation-Disclosures unb General
manager BON berI9icbenen 8abnen.
SIN Sabre 1902 tpurbe 8rotpn 8iaez
prafioert Der Netp 0orf Central unb
9ubfon Giperz8abn. Sn ietner jebiz
gen @telIe forgte er 90. $. Nenman,
Der urldngft ols pra5tbent ienes 8obnz
fbffenls ~reii9nirte.
@ifenbahnleute bebaupten, baB es
i'm proftifGen @ifenbabnbetriebe fei@
men pofen bon benz bes @tredens
arbeiters an Big gum @eneralmanaaer
gdbe, ben Brofpn ntbt a~ussufuaen
oerm0se. CT 1T ein utermiibfi9er
Nrbetter unb immer Der Grfte am
plabe, tpo es grubsl gibt. Sci einem
Strtfe bon acknowledgement betiea
er Die 2pfomotios zines 3uges un6
fabrte btefen 100 Meilen nett nah 5ei~
mem 8efimmunesOrte. Ser 3ugfG6s
rer fungirte babel als 9eiser.
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NIlerIci /.

IS. $. Srfpim ser angeflagt
lit, oen Neger gbnurto @obriel err
idoilen 5lt baben uno beiien Sa6eas
gorpus=Gro5eB mdbreno Der lebteu
Gage ftattfano, lit 8iirgidaft BON
$4,000 5%ueeitonoen. Sein 8ro5eB
ipuroe nod Gomol Goulltp berleet.
Cine 8etition geeen Die rpl1
ben Trobibitioniiten perlangte Git
ri6tune zines nenen Contingencies
in uniernl County lit in l1mlouf.
9ienitag morgen Dor Cages
anbruh brad IN Dem @r~ocerDlaoell
Don Sobn 9uGnig an Der Siio=sSlo-
res StraBe Elm 8euer aus, ood MIR
De es geloi6t, ebe es groBeren Sdu-
Ben anridJten follnte. Wan elnls6t,
BOP 8iebe es angelegt babert.
SIN Sitter BON fiinf5ig Sobreli
itorb bier @enrp Senne aus Ga
Grange.
Sobn aneIp, ser NadtrpaGter
III ben S. & g. q. CARDS milroe
nabreno Ser 0adt iiberfanen, BE-
lpuBtlos gei6lageil ullo beraubt..
Die SerreQ @ot @eas Cont
panp bot Inn einen Gbarfer nad)ge-
indlt; aopital 100000.
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mo nm einen 5fon0oI gu oernlet-
oen!"
uNein, @err Yrdiioent," mtoet-
iprad Der inn9e Monn lebboft. Sic
Dergeiien, BOB 6rdrlein 5tongerion
m ibrem bemuBttoien 3uItonoe niUt
IN Ser Gerfolilung mar, SdloB u1o
Niegel binter iid nieoer ob5uld)lie,
Ben. Sic pereeiien ou9 ooB @err
Stangerion BET Dem Sollpte ieiner
~iterbenoen 8o6ter gei6moren hat.
ooB Die Sir ii6 ni6t offnete!" !.
v0ennod, mein @err lit DIES bic
ein5ige Dirt, Die 9irge 81 erfldren. .
Dos @elbe 3tn1mer NOR 10 felt ge-
l6loiIen pie Elm eiierner @eloidront..
I'm MIDI ibres 4usoruds 5u be6ie-
men, lueoer auf normolem ODER on
normalem Wege" mar es DEM Mor=
Der mogIi6 gu e1tfonmen: Mm
orin9t in Dos 3inuner Elm uro fiuoet
i'm niht! 4nf irgeno cine @eiie
mnb er olio ood entfommen leinl. +"
u8as lit gar nidt notig, SEER 4ra=
iioent!"
y8ie meil1en Ste oos?~
Or bat nidt notie 8lt errtpeiden,
1penn er gar nidt oarin mar"
@roBer Nufrubr i'm Sool.
u8os. ST mar nift orirt2"
ggeein, @aeroings nidtl
Ga er nibt orin fem fonnte, mor er
aud nift orinl Dos muB einenl
bod Ser 8eritano iagert, Serr Gralf-
oent!"
y9(ber oae Spurer1, Die BON lbnt
5eugten!" lpioeripra6 Der 8rGiibent.
tTortTeBune ToIet.)
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9apa 6ilfty
5fi55e BON Gle arofft.

(S%ortiebuue bon Ser 2. Settle
4nna fog, Die @ousfron lief mi
Mar unb @retbe oerl1ldtelr, miepie.
Na9el Tie gu glei6er 3eit o1f oel
3ltnge feitbolten folmten, ohne {id
au ribelt bis ein furdtborer 5dre
ertonte.
Mar bate eiflen Nogel unterqe.
ibllift. @r i6ien 3mor gqn5 oro.
mln9smaBie Den 5d)llrno berlllter
8urlltiden. aher es mar bod aine
furdtbare 4~ufregung in Der 6amilt.
ploBlid, uno Mor ItelIte lid) rpie cir
9eieiiener oil.
pAu weib, nl melt, al meib, if
itide.
Der @err &opa n4ti9te beinabe.
10 i6nea fam er Don ser Setter berob
Son perfreiiener gel1gel, 10 cint
rlbtsnubige, beimtidii6e 8anoe.
gtagel fou'n. ME JON &erl IN.
Banoptifnm. 2angleeen, 8enge.,
&artoffeln i9luden, Damn 9fbobarbcr
Fnebmen, orei @Bloffel bon Gbobar-
Der. i'd CLAUDE, Die @eielli1aft
bot mid mai &baborber I'M Salls!!"
Iaes itiir5te nno idrie ourdDein-
amber, bietpeil Mar ii9 ME Elm Aal
auf Dem Sop6a friimnlte. Gas
mar entihieoen ous~3ufoiten, iid il
als 9elo oes Cages, Inn Den i'd
aaes in Gorge orebte, 5u fiiblen.
uGi. elmer aus II. unierey
Sdule. bat. bot alld) mol N
Nugel peri6luft, oa. Ga bat Ser
9oftor 4ottpein ~peroronet uno mos
@artes. Gbofolooe, gloub' i'd,
Mutter," 1tobnte er leioboa.
Die quite Mlitter braAte NQes
berbeL mas Der SEER So6n munidte.
llno ais iie bns idlpeiBtriefenoe Sc
-iift ibres @beliebiten lob ols tie
Die miiite %llnorOnung i'm 3immer
betrodtete, legte 1ie lelbit idadmatt
Die Sano ouf Die Shulter hires fle,-
Bieen Wamles.
Sob es mon lieber nit Dem @or-
oinenaufftefen Sermannden, Oh
regit Did nnmotig babel mlf unb.
Der Sape8ierer bot au9 geiagt, er
Duroe morgen beitimmt fommen foll-
men.
Der &ot nidte ergeberl inoem er
iid 10 briioerlih mie moglih nit lei
mem Sobn. Die 10 unerpartet eridte-
tlere 6laI6e 9totfpein teilte.
u@enn 0e burhaus MID miQit,
bob i'd guh belferr ioa, menn 81
burd)aus oes piele @elo fir 10 lie
leidte 4rbeit megi6meiBen mltBt. ="
$50, ia. +" beeilte li9 6rall
9urfbaro 81 periidjern, rGlmte hie
Better fort. ben @aidforb nit Gar
Oinen. Die 9doel. Sdnur mo 8or-
6eaa1ringe, unb iogte orouBeh I'M
&orrioor nufatmeno, 8l ibrer fidern.
BEN Softer: SD CLAUDE, ih peroe
berriidt, menn 8opa nod mol hilft. !"
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Sin Suloat perbimoert Sobes=Ser-
idaDDrnna.

gs idien S. q. Stone, eineul ge-
teron oes 8iirgerfrieges, BON &entp,
Seros, oaB cine geri6morung 5lul-
lberl ei1em bartnadigen 2ungenlei-
oell mo Dem @rabe beital0, ielnell
3oo berbei3ufiibren. SD bette tnir
cine burtnGfige Grfaltu1lg 5uge5n-
gen. idreibt er, umelde mir einelt
@lliten brad]te, mel6er Sabrelang al
len Meoi3inerl @ioeritalo l%eiitete.
Mein @epi6t perrineerte lib auf
1870 Rfuno. 9ann begann id Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY 5u gebran-
den, ioelde nteine 8eiunobeit mie.
Ser o~olitanOig beriteate. Sd mieg1
nun 178 8funO. Sir idnere Or
faltuneen, %bortnadigen Suiten 8Il-
tungen, Mitbmo uno UNI 2u1genent=
3iinolng gu b~erbinoern, 1T es obne
Rinolen. so Gts. uno 81. Erobeflo=
ide frei. gu baben BET olen 9rue-
aiitett.
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s.

@6breno i'm 9iitriftgerift Sd
8atespiae EN- Ero5eB i'm @alige mar,
purben I'M @eridtsiaal orei Shiiiic
abgefeuert, ourh Die Sobn Soines,
9ape gtoB uno Sames Smith idlpel
uno u. g. @ilep jun .leidt pertpnn-
Def nuroen. Gin iurges Waohen
llortells 8erna @ore uno i6r 8rs-
Ser g3ra lillo inter Der @nflage, Die
SAuIie abgefeuert 5u baben, per-
boftet moroen. 9ie S1iifie galter
Gaines, Die an6ern ipurocn MIR ourd)
3ufaQ getroffen.
Nus Seoln in Iu1tin County
fpnirnt Die Nodriht, bob iih BORT
Srit Wedlenburg, elmer Der befann-
te1tell oeutiden 8emobter oes Srtes,
erifoiien bat. Medlenburg fam all-
fangs Der a6t5iger Sabre nad Scras
nnb bot fait INNER in Sealp gefpobnt.
Gr mar friiber einmal Srie0ensridter
uno befleiDete mabreno mebrerer SAB
re oas Amt eines gountp &ommil-
iars. 8as i'm gu ieiner Got eetrie-
ben bat neiB man nibt.
0as Sausfomite fir @etraufe-
banoel bat beihlofien, iiber Die DO
ion'i6e 8ia. Die ben @etranfebanoel
I'M llmfreiie bon 3ebn Meilen INN je-
oes Sd)ulbaus perbietet, unginiti9
3u beridten. gs miro aber Elm Wfi-
noritdtsberid1t eingereiht merben Der
lire Mnnabnle empfieblt.
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9as @e6cimniR Ser 2anslebiafcit

Gin fran8oiiider @eIebrter bat eil
Der 2anglebigfeit entoedt
Seine WetboOe betrifft oos g[llt
aber lange porber baben Wei1tollpl
bon Imerifanern beipie1en, oof
electric 8itters 6oS 2eben berlqngeri
u1o es lebenstpert ma6t. @s reinigt
berei6ert u1o belebt oas 8Iut, bau.
perbraudte geernen=3eaen auf, gift
Dem gan5en SDitem 2eben u1lo Son
@s lit cine @~otteseabe fir i6made.
frarfe uno binfalige 8erlonen. ugait-
renleioen madten mein 2eben lin
Wonate unertrdglid", idreibt @
81. Sberntan BON GuIbing, Wfe..
uaber electric 8itters furierte mid,
poaitdnoia.1 Sur so Gts. gu bobepl
bel allen 9~ruggiIten.
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ruiidt nlall 3~ltn5en 3uder uno ieqr
oapon rnittels ci1tes @BIoffels &loBe
IN Die fodelloe 0filh Elm, morin man
lie auf beioen 9eiten bodlten lie ,
@tiputen lteif mer0en laBt; oanl
qiebt mon lie auf ein Sieb. 9 pol-
lie @Bloffel Mebl nit etpos Wfild)
ulo5 Gieelb %3erquirlt, meroen untcr
ole &aniaemilh geeeben uno 6ieie
ultter beltGnoigem Niibren SIT einer
Creme gefp6t. Die Creme ridtet
man olf tiefer Sdiiiiel an uno ieBt
bie ShneebdQe oorauf.
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OIoBlVutth Wy SuueS 4u9e NuTHterIS
famfeit.
9as impofanteite 8autpert lit Der
tn Der Ndbe bes &ersb0rf9ens Wtefen
gelegene, i'm @anaen 725 SUB lange,
iteinerne @tabutt, beIfen 8riidenbosen
etne Spannfpeite BON 181 SUB bat unb
Die 5obrbabn 297 SUP iiber ben Slub>
larf brinst.
Die gr0Bte S9pierigteit BOT bic
Steinbef9affung. Dos BON Der 8abn
bur9fabrene 9ebtet liefert gum She'll
duBerft barten &alfftein, Der fi9 gum
Ban Der pfeiler febr gut eignete; fir
Die @ep0Ibeteine aber, bic febr genau
~bearbeitet perben miifen, tpurben bic
5inolinge aus Grant nnb Gneis auss
gebeutet. Die man i'm JluBbett antraf.
Der Sransport bieier Steine berurs
fa9te groBe Muslager. uebrigens
tperben nun Die Gi9tfld9en Der @es
ipDlbe aus biefen @teinen bereefteut;
fir bas sSSnnere berfelben pirb 8etons
ftein berpanbt.
Senlerfenstpertb TT oas 2ebrgeriiit
beg 8riideubogens, befien Montage
tubne 3imnerRute ~erforberte. ueber
biefem @eriiit tpurbe bas @epDlbe
bann in brei Sdiaten (0fingen) cuff
9ernouert, BON benen Die beiben erTten
ie an feds Stelen sleiAaeitig in On
griff genpmmen tpurben. Sine Neues
rung gegeniiber fri6eren 9riidenbauz
ten bebeutet Die Sorm bes @ep0lbes,
bic Elm Der Barabelform Der Druid
Itnie angepabter aorbbogen tt.
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vie lit btes!

Bir bleren etnnunoert Dollars gelobs
ning fir ieben Sal bon 9atarrh. Der
nidt bur6 @innebmen o SalPs &o<
tarrbs&ur eebeilt iperbeu tann.
S. S. Gbenep& GO, gigeutb.
EoIenp, 8.
8ir. Die ltnterSei6neteu, baben s. S.
@benep felt ben letten Is Sabren 9e>
tannt uno bdlten i'm fir b%ontomnen e6s
renbnft in alien Observation-Disclosures
unb ~fiuan3ieu befdbt9t, ale bon ieiner
Sirina eineegaugenen @erbinoli6feiten
gu e%rfiiIlen
8ef & Grnag. @roBbanoeIs@ 0ros
9uiiten, SoIebo, 9.
@ aIbinq. Rtnnon & Rarbin,
@rob6nn6eI5@ 0roauiften. Solebo, @.
9aH's a~atarrbsaur tpirb imnerIi6 ges
uommen uno ipirft brett auf bas Slut
unb bic i6leimi9en Sberfldden beg
Sbitems. 8euGniiie fret ueriatlot. Rreis
Is Gents per SIaide. 8erfouft bon alien
Ipothetern.
5aq's aamiIiensgiue fino Die better.
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0 II?

gs giebt IN unlerem &orper ein tlei.
les lele5 3armitid, oas Don ieiner Sorir
ben Wan1en @urmfortinb erbielt, abe
feiHenr ms befarnteu Spede bent. 8drs
fig gerdt bieies Sarmlfiid III gntsiil.
oung. urib 8ipar nanentlid in Solee ppr
1arfeu g%u6itan8en 0ie i'm Darm iieger
bleiben unb in ben 8urrnfortiat Elm.
bringeu. 9as giloe lit cine l6neu per.
laifenbe, t6tIide gn~tSinbung. @ir tic:
ben alto Dor elmer opppelten Srnge. SD.
gu Der @urmfortfab2 iitb mas nod iuei
ipidtiger lit: @o5u cine @nt5iinbiing Del
ieIbei1, tpenn es elm 1ideres Meittel giebt
bieie ill fpenigen Sngen t6t[ide &ra,ifl
heit, Gppenbicitis eenannt, iiher gu Der
hiiteu2. gu berbiiten nit ben in ie.
Der apotbefe erhdltliden ~beriibmten Ell
Bernhard &rduterpilfen.
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Der Vfnrrer nof Oppau

Der Efarrer Don Sppau, in
oeiien 5antilie I'M porigert Sobre Elm
2eprdfall norfam Duroe unldnglt
gum Efarrer bon @bigbeim ernarltit
9teier Gage fan0 nun auf benz borti
gen @eneinoebanie cine Broteit-
n%eriammluno gegen oieies @mtseir-
ieben oes 8farrers itott. IS muroe
cine &eiolutioH aitgerommen un6 Der
antrag geiteut, man moge ben Efar-
rer ieines amtes %entbeben; es miro,
falls benz 4ntrag nid)t it~attgegebell
miro nit einem craftsmanship aus
Der Stride georobt. Die 9felolutio'I
lpuroe an Dos aultusminiiterium ge-
ridtet.
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8aibingtDn anfgegeben

bon orei 9oftoreu, nuroe 5 @od)eil
lang int gett gebQlten. 8flttpergif-
tltllg ourh eilen SpinnenbiB perllr-
iadyte groBe, tiefe @ulloen an leine.l
@einett. 9ie Goftpren ridteter
nid)ts aus, oelul ugudlens Irn'cn
SaIbe4 fiirierte mid politanoi9
idreibt Sobn 8aibington aus 8os-
qltepiIe, Geras. Sir eczema, 8elllen,
@ranomulloen uno Samorrboiben III
es oos bette. % Cts. BEL alien Drug
ailten.
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aabner Uiaoukt.
StapoiatteS .&an.perf .,tto T~emerm.aen ID
Der &usfiEruaa.

SHPVFHFFEV 'NutIEDeEt Nto yfeNetttf9eh 10
Der a4asfabrmne.
Cur bireften 8erbinbung pon 9oz
pos nit BEN gnga6in errt9tet bic @Gs
ttfde gobn ge9enndrtig cine runb IL
Wletlen longe gerbinbungsftrede, Die
|. Suli 1909 er0ffnet tperben iou.
Die neue 2tnie berbient, troy ibrer
&ur5e, ni4t MIR tpegen Der humber
barren faentfdeu Semitic, Die fie bietet,
ionbern aud tpegen Der te4nif4en
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Der Subtgo, peIder ous Der
Snoigopflan5e geDonren miro, TIT 5us
trit grin; bIau ptro ct erft bur6 Ger
mif4ung nit rem @auerftoff Der 2uft,
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@ute @etr1nfe un0 fornoI

8ute @etr6rlfe uno fomoIer
2und itets in gnsaitullcr's Salppn
nnS Rcftanrant, @iflita StraBe neben
Der Saae Der S~ermnmsiobne.
Morlder bGtte cine anoere
&eltanidaluing, mel1n er Die @eLt
angei6aut bate.
Cole Menffen 8iebeu iif &C.
9enieitig al, i6ledte 0teniAen ge-
genfeitig ans.
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Sm Saal muroen Stiible umge-
morfen, ein beftiges 8eordnge emit
itono, energiihe St!-&ufe murher,
lnut. Die Neltgieroe batte ibren Sip
felpunft erreidt.
valber". iogte Der Grdiibent, pllodI
Sbrer @ppotbeie, Serr &ouletabide,
ifeint mir Dos 8ebeimnis oes Wel.
ben 3imnlers ~poaitonOia erflort.
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auseinonoer geiebt, inoem er inn
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flar, oaB Die Cir oes @elben Sim
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aaein mar, uno oaB Der Erofeiior oetl
Moroer entfommen lieB, Mtoglider
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and terror in fer eyes, and he instinc-
lively lessenei his stride as he turned
into the gateway and started up the
path.
Even the hars' command from be-
hind him to hasten did not take from
Jim the thoug+t of that picture, and
he knew that there was little he
would not do to soften the grief
which he knew possessed the girl of
the saddened eyes.
On the porch they were standing
awaiting a response to Blacks ring,
when the large door opened slowly
and the elder woman whom. Jim had
seen the previous evening was before
them.
Black was not backward about ad-
dressing her, nor was there any lack
OF confidence in his tone.
How do you do. Mrs. Graham?" he
said. ''Tm glad to see you back. I
recognized"
He stopped suddenly, as through an
open door within the house came the
figure of a slight girl dressed in
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the station?" he asked himself. but the
fact that they were still in his hands
brought a sense of companionship
which was not unpleasant.
After a long, absent-minded scrutiny
of the bag. and some slight temptation
to read the words which had made such
an impression on the girl, he opened the
former, placed in It the yellow slip and
closed it again.
'Twouldn't be straight to read It, !"
he told himself. land IT wouldn't be a
very good thing to start fresh with a
crooked act"
He knew that he would be in the
train all night, so he settled himself in
as comfortable a position as possible,
remembering that the dollar and four
teen cents must not be spent upon any
such luxury as berth in the sleeping
car.
He was just doing off when there
came to him the sudden thought that
all he would have to do to restore the
bag and telegram to their owner was
to ascertain the address on the latter
and send them both there when he
reached his destination. He was glad
that he had not spent all his money.
and with the thought that he would be
able to do this small thing for the un-
known girl with the glorious eyes, he
fell asleep.