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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

&lrM / ely -. - S1 Der 3innas
STRIDE an Scr @ap-, nubc Hcriugtunz
StraGc, prcoigt Yultor Slllilta Nois
llonn mor9cn &ornlittog iibcr bic
E%rcoi0tcn am Scc @%cnc5orct. NbcnbS
8 llbr bGlt Fuitor &oimnm cine Nn-
lpradc I'M Sdyulboulc. Iic Goniir-
mnlocnltuocn lino om 9icnitoo mo
Trcitag INT 1a5 llbr Nohmittogs.
Seine auf Dem Hunoc. -
Nm nnbcrcr Stcllc bcs ,9clltid)cn
Gorrclponocntcn" MADDEN &cnnor0 <
So. pon Mr.. 215, ct. YollitroBc, olli
lhrc bllligCn Saupl0bc 81 Spcrlco
mo @clAropiu an Der Hclnir-H poo
lll0 GbcamolNc an Der Narf-&cigbtS.
Mucnlc ollincrtlam. Cine NuSub.
lima BON So oocr so iiN'""t oil oncl
blcicn YlGbcn cine Sauitelc. 8 gf
Etlt6tpcr9cl1cuet Wottt
nn0 Batter. - &or ao0i 2nocn i,
Der ipcltlid)cn EoliSciitotipn ipicltc
ltd) Ge'tcrn enc hcr5rr1rciicnoc Sccllt
oh, els Dos Gerb0r gcgcn Die nea
lulAcDDriNcI &gbcnspnnocla oll0r,
ld)llolgicn Nrthur M. Cooper bon
9tr. SOC Nett baltimore StroBc. mo
A9nc@ NilhcItcr ppu air. So, @cIt.
Saltlnlme1Strabc itAttfono. Gor.
per'@ dulpcr S~rnllnAotte Den eritpc.
llonllten HnaGlhnloiNtqN pcrboitM
loitcth qpell1 aruiie pasltJ ihuct orci nm,
Hilloi1Gl .t&ilocM l(itn frulieItrn
Nlcln 'ibcn Qclnilcl bate mo felt
Der Belt nit Der 5%lucitcn 9lu0cid)ul.
olNtcn 5%ulolpnlcu lcbIc. Iic urrllt
feline 6rnlL 0ic inter SGrdncn Dem
@iid)tcr cr5abltc. mic lie iid) ibrc SSi!.
ger milno luoIdcn miiiic, I'M ibrcn
Gl,ocrd)cn ctiuuS jll ciicn gcbcn SIT
tonlcrl. crrcotc I'M @cridtsiuolc at
dcn1c!nco Mitlcio. Sore Wcidlid)tc
bc'tGti0tc Die Mlttcr Goopcr'2 mcld)2
ldll,ld)6cn6 Crfldrte. mic lie [uA iiir
Gag 8cbctc III Wott 0ciunot hutr,
lbrcn SoDn ouf ocn rcd)tcn Meq Ut
rild5urllicn, &id)tcr Hp0cn. DER iclbit
lid)tlld) g~criilrt mar. ilbcruica 81.
bclbcn Observation-Disclosures bcIn Wcridt9-
pcrIobren; ou3 NIci&c Shidiol nj.
orrlubr Woltcr Seating mlb @looD0
Gnmor0a, IN ocren Nobuun0 on&
obcicnuGDntc EGrdcn logirtc. an
Die NrltrliOiAunQ Bin, cit ulorDcn1.
lid)c3 Sans III iilbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

Gteie aoblenirage lit burd)ous bon
Der a~ll1enlcinen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ectrennt atn6 gGfte psm Y,raiioehteil
10 belaiie,t ,urtberf foQen. @or ieini,
gen Wofen tameM pertraulid)e Mit.
tbeilunaen Dierber, Dab Der Yr1iioert
bies 81 tbun beabiid)tigt, itno baB @e-
neralannalt Wideribam nit Der Nili-
gabe betraut iuerben iolle, Die 8cies-
nlGBigfeit Der Cunningham iden Mr-
ipriid)e 5u uiterind)eli. Sifenbor iii
oieier9eitluB eeanOcrt iuorocn, lpenn
oericlbe pirflid ~bcitanOcn bat. Bon
p%ornberein lit aber nit GROCER BE.
itrmintbeit ctflart luorotr, Dab Der
YrallOent iid) in Der Gonierpatians-
frage anf Sic Seitc ieines Sefretdrs
iteIlen unb gcgeu ocn Jorit-Gbef gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Hcnrs Giicnbabn : ltnterncbmcn.

COS Nngcles Gol. II. Sept
Nllf oic @croilentlidung Der Nod).
rid)i. bnB Der anlcrifauild)e 0otldoi.
ter in Mcrifp ben aouf Der pollome.
rifolliden @obn abgeidlolicn babe
folgte Die Mnfilnoi9ung, oob s. VI
Heelnno rno cine gn5obl &opituli.
item, lpcld,e Die mcrifoniid)c Sinil
al Sbcnpion perfollft bobcn, nit
Dem Elollc Der ponomcritunild)cr
@nbn bon Gentrnlomcrifo ~bcrpprgc.
treten limo, ipeldJe ben Ennomnfnilol
nit Wcrifo perhinben ipl. Sic &oui.
ilulnlc iiir Die pnnomerifdniide9ob l
III Wcrifo lu,ttet oltf $l0.U00,0OC
@olb. Gle nclte Corporation miro
nod) Ncclonb's glngobc init eincnl
&npitol bon $50,00O,000 ms &ebell
trctcr. Gie Observation-Disclosures 81
mic miro iih bon Der @rci5e pon@uo.
iemolo nud) Dem Eolomofonol CT
ltreden mo 400 Weilcn lang iein.
Gic Nrbcitcn an Der lleuen Vobn iuer-
Den int Sonllor in so Union, Sulpo-
DOR, beginner utlb Die 9abn IN iieben
Sobren ierii9 ipcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
@crmiidJte telcsrapbiidDc IcpcidJcn.

gnnocs -. Senotpr Slut bot in
elmer el,gcn Sflud)t niif Sun Sic.
lncnte Sslnno, Col, eiit BOAR boie
Stnnoen perlebt. Gr bntte iid) in
Der Shlud)t politanSig periticgen.
Nah groben Diiiben uno gcfobren
crreifte cr oen Stronb nno murbe
BON cinem Slider in ieincm @oote &C.
rettet.
Del elmer 6iid)sprellerei in Der
Sod)id)ule .5ii Granlipn. u. s.. lit
DER "A Sobrc altc Wnriuea Sarriion.
Der Sobn cines @eiItlid)en. oerurt
perlest poroen, oab linn uegen elm.
gctretcncr @lutuer1iitung Elm @ein
rahgenommen meroen nluB, uno es
5mcifellos lit, Oh CT am 2cben bleiben
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Erpipcct-Enrf


Ter Srcito0Shcilld) Der Y~ll@itcQlno
cin ilbcr olcs @rnorten gutter
6lottc Eferocrcnncn. - Hcnn=
bnbn Wic0cr IN icincm 3ltitono.-
@cllte Der ShluBtng. Nur
Tlod)s m1h &iirbcnrcuucn ulri ocnl
Erogromm.
User 3cit ul0 olld) @clo bate, Der
'd)lcn 9cltcrll lnd) Dem Yroipcct-E urt
Gepllgcrt 5ll lcilL bcnm Der @ciud mor
filr clncn Srcitog Gin lnl9cip0bnlid)
l%turfcr. IoS hcrrlihe @cttcr, oaS
ncm9icgcl am onncritu1 iolgtc, trllg
gcuiB cinigcrmoBcn 81 oiclcm gllterl
Vcllld) bel, abcr Die Yicrocrcllncn,
luelhc olcles &obr interelionter iiilo,
lrlc leit Snbrcll, bil0ctcn opd) Die
Saupt5ugtruft. Sic Salnenpelt mar
gut pcrtrctclL abcr Die Mduller bat,
ten lid bod irr lucit gr0Bcrcr ,3obl
clllgcfllllocll ll10 lllltcr Scttcrcn be.
fonoen lid, 0cItcrl icbr pielc, meld,c
cine giltgefillltc Norlc mitbrod)terl II.
fleiBlg mcttctcn. Gas Hermprogromn
entblelt gcltcrl licben Nlnlmcrn, jcs
bnd) fonlclt MIR iol9cnbc fiini Hcll.
lIclt nit nof)Itcbcnocnl Nciultot 5llnl
Mltstrob: 90.
/. Tcnncn -2.2l &loiicsEobodn0
- ErciS 500 - 1. Eicrb, Trincc-
mardl Jun, Gigcntbiincr ". ..
@lGga;2 =. Eicro, vMurnic s." Gigcll-
tbilnncr :. @iIc; 3. Efcro, Better
Golc," Gi1cntbilutcr :. e. I%rlnitrong;
3cit = Mtinltcn, 10 Scfulocn.
>. Hcnllen 2.1S aloiic . Srobcr
- NrciS $iOO - I. Efcro, yScle.
Noit," Gigentbiintcr s. &uomig; 2.
Eicro, Sling Hcoluooo." Gi9eiltbii-
nIcr u. Scntld)el; 3, Vfcro, ,&liicu
g." Gigettbiimer 5. &. Mott; 3cit
2 WiinntcrL l&E Setmnbcn.
3. Ncnncn - rrci iiir Nlc &c., Gros
Der oocr FobgGngcr ErciS $500
/. Nlcrb, oGtbm Mobcrta," Gigell.
Thinner Miitc Nhurpbp; .. Efcro,
,WonncQo," Gige1tbilmcr &. &. Gor.
bin; 3. EicrN, 80. Bali" Giecntbii
nlcr Geo. =. @oooococ; Belt = Minn.
ten ~ Scfunoen.
4. Siellncn "a Mteilc . Slod)rcr-
men - ErciS StjO- /. Efero, ,@eo.
g. @uQ," Hcitcr MicGobc; =. Vfcro,
"GiInrolo," Neitcr Mnlfcr; 3. Tiero,
vIcmetrlos," Heitcr Slpoiu; 3cit I
Minute, 17M Sefutoen.
5. Henncll ctiuo IS Slod)
rcnllen - Ercis $3.50 - I. Yiero,
v&om Nbout 2)ou," Setter Crimes;
=. Ffcro, nHoic g." Neiter Sorris; 3.
Eicro, nSoltrom," Nciter M%elbpurn;
3cit / Mimltc. % Scfunocu.
Gin meitcrcSHcnncn fir 2.24aioiie.
Srober, Ercia 500, mliroc bcgonncn
mo mllroe Die critic Hunoc bon ,Srce
MoIon" Gigcltbiimcrag q. $. 1piorL
gclponncn. =,
@egen porgcriidtcr Sngcs5eit mllB.
tc ie6od) oiclcs Hcnncn, mic boS 2.14
Observation-Disclosures bis be,ttc
ncrlbpben merocn. iar
Gicle 5iuei Gcnnen Itcbcn an Der
Spibe ocs bcutigen Nrogromnrls, 10.
Damn cntbolt Oos BrOgrninm iplgen.
DC l~peiterc Hennen;
rs Otcile.I Iadrenpen, allgemcloe.
tc Nieroe rHoic g." vgrarilg9reejc,"
GLORIOUS 9ctiep" ulb ,I%cniiobn."
"a eile.Slohrennell, %o1genlelbete
Efcr0e yGminoln," rSournep." vHp.
let" rScconidce," oNfiB Nlpinc" II.
.Selen 9"
"a Weile SladrennerL ongemcloete
Ticroe vNonpnne," ~2urio." Geo.
q. Soa," rYotton Woib," Y9obp
Millic" uno vgrocing gree3e."
r. Mieilc. Sindrennen. orgcnlclbete
Etcroe v@corge IS. Sail" .Gentitc.
rios" .Soltram" n@lorius Better"
"Gminoln" linb n9cnlolo."
" Mcile- 6lodrcmcil, %uneenlelec.
te F1eroe .Nlitellcs," DIemijobn"
raaon @np Spnnfer," .1om Son"
Sting Of 9aiban" unb Yeulola."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Bur Grbaltmng Der Viificl.

anIiipclL. Mont, II. Scpt.-
Or. u. 2. Sornooup BON 9tclu. Dorl
bcridtct, bab cr i'm Snterelie oer
ramcrican Viion Socictp," bercn
Scfretor CT lit 81 giifiel s~efauit
Eobc. GieicIben' iplen llad) Der Bit
d-9cicruation III Scr 5ldtbeoo. 81.
biuner.8 eicrpotion pcritjiift meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

dot cnUd)eioen weroe. Gas bat lid,
Jest beitatigt. @lcih5citig erbeut
aber, oob Der Eroiibcnt Den Sort
Gbcf Findot nid)t oirctt Dor Den aopf
81 ltoben milni6t, llno 10 lit ncoer
er nit Nanlell gcrlanlt, nod lit Dem
Sorltcr Ericc, melfer nit @Iopis &c.
meinidoitlid, Die ll%ntcrillduulg iiibr-
tc. ooer lonIt Observation-Disclosures cine
Naic pcrnbreidt morbeh. Mie iid)
Serr Eind)pt 5ll Der Sode icst ltelcn
miro, ~pcrlolltet nidt. Gr lit i'm fer.
ncn @citcn unb crlportet BORT Die
Mnfunit bcs YrGiioenten. ii,
Cine m,hcrc Iroge iibrigcns. mel.
DIE gcluiiie bieiigc @colntenfreiit iebr
eingebcro bcid]oftiat, lit, oh Der fri.
bcre Sefret1r ocs Snlterii, @uriielo,
in oieier Suhe bon iid) boren loiien
iueroc. Gie Yoteitiruug Der Gnrl-
ningbum'idcn Mllipriide iplroell ull-
ter Der @orficlbidcn Administration
bcaltrogt, abcr nift oilrfgefiibrt.
ireil ScfrctGr @driiclo Dem &erncb-
men nod Die Nnipriihe nid)t ols TO.
id)er bctrodtetc; cS iuGre nidlt SIT Der
munoern. mcnn Scrr @oriielb cs fir
ungemclien erod)tcn iollte, ornnn1dlt
nit elmer Grfldrltng iibcr bicic Algc.
lc1cnbcit Dor bic Seficntlibfcit 81
trctcll.
@umil ~ iebcrfomm men.
glS man aeltcrn DEM d)ineiiiden
@eionoten. Scrrl @lt cling Sang,
Dos @cbauern ilbcr ieinc 3uriidbcril.
filng nud) Chino talsoriifte, crflGrtc
or III idcinbur boffmlngspollcn Con,
bnB CT pielcid)t lpicber nod Mntcrifo
5lirilffcbrcll lpcroc. @lcid) nad) lei
llcr Eiidfcbr lln6 Molbington aus
EerlL llld)tc Serr @u oen omtireltocn
StaotS Scfretur, Scrrn Noec, ulli
uno bate nit oenlletbcn cine Sonic.
rell5 ilbcr Die Ser. Stoaten lno Gbinu
bctrcffcnbc Srngen, cinidticblid) Die
Nrlcibc iiir Die Sunfolp : S5cducll.
G%i'enbobn. Ger 8eionbte bcoollcrtc
oufriftig, BOB CT Die Ser. Stantcn
pcrloiicn nnlb. @is sur Nnfunit lei.
ncs Nodfolgers, Die nit @c1inn oca
@llltcra crfolgt, miro or Die TcrciniN.
ten Stootcn bcreiicn. 0orm tritt CT
iibcr europa Die Hiidreiie nod) Gbino
on.
Gcrpo d) II ngpon Snbiuncr-
l0nOereicn.
Gie ncllcn HcglemcntS beS Scpor.
tementS oes Snncrn iiber %crpod)-
tllllg bon Sioge'. Sllbioncr SGllocrl1
iinb ollrd) Den SefretGr bcs Snncrn,
@allingcr, bcfonnt ocmadt morocn
itllb beltimmcn: lle~beridiiiii9e San-
0crcicn mcrben fir feinerlei 3mcde
iiir cillcn ldn9eren 3citrni,m oils Gin
Subr 5l elmer 3cit pcrpodJtct; cs miro
tcincr Ecrion, Sirmn poer Corpora
ton bcItottet, nlebr ais 5000 Nfer fir
Wcibc5ipcde 81 pod)ten; Edd,tern lit
nid)t 9cltuttct, 2Gnoereicn nil Mnbcrc
luicoer 5l perpobtcll pbcr ouf Nubcrc
ST ii6ertrngen, obne DAB lie porbcr
ou5u Die id)riftlid)c 3llitimmung ocS
T%crpod)ters crlongen ulb bieic BON
Scfret0r bes Snncrn g~utgebeiben lit.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24
Town Property

Waddell to Fannie Gates, Business building and lot
r NJ Waddell to Brakeman and Coleman,
Brick store building and lot
X NJ Waddell to Brakeman and Coleman
Residence and two lots, Winside Neb
F. NJ. Skeen to Pete Shirts, and Its, Wayne Neb
X NJ Waddel to Albert Anderson, lots Philip S D
K NJ Waddel to Harvey Durkee lots Philip, S
NJ Waddell to Moes IL lots Philip D
Waddell to Walden, interest in 26 lots Philip
NJ Wadde to Sageser, IL acres joining Philip
+ Gates to NJ SaQeser lots, Philip
M Waddel to Sageser lot, Philip
N WaddeIl to VIM Montgomery, res. one lot, Philip
RM Waddell to John Mclaughlin, residence And lot
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24
A List of Some of Our Best SNAPS

this for $1,000 Will make a home and all
No, lis good 100 with broke
small house. fine farm miles from small and miles
from Philip. Price s23OOOO.
No. $3.50 in body all good land Can sell for
S22OOOO quarter
No. o 100 acres miles of Philip, farm
miles from the experimental This is cheap
No. 1870 together 22OOO quarter, all
land. This is II miles from Philip there
much
No. Ills good half section south Of Philip miles, 40
broke and all fenced Can sell together quarter
separate at slSOO.OO quarter.
No l2.Is half section miles north of Philip good
land part fenced good dam and about
sell for S44OOO part time.
No. l3.A fine 100 acres, mile from Philip all good land
good WELL all fenced and small buildings broke This
fine location, plain VIII $50 an
for short time
No 4.-Is half section mile from Philip all good land
and all fenced good buildings double large
cattle shed. pump and windmill This is the cheapest piece
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24

Number IA fine section II miles from Philip, all good
pillow land deep black soil with subo AS fine and rich
land All fenced other improvements but
5O broke and Will sell this at $500 il
taken
No "A fine section all fenced improvements all good
land and fine the side and lot of timber
Most Of the land lays ne miles from Philip Will trade
merchandise property half value and
long small interest This the biggest
snap we have at sl8.O an
No. "A good land lies nearly level and
the good water and little
improvements Will sell this at sl4 90 half time and
half cash.
No. As 24O acres miles north of Philip fine farm.
There Is acres broke still breaking good
wells other buildings viii take $500 an
balance land This land you have to see
like.
5.-A half section miles north Of Philip a little roll
ing good SOIL Can sell for $1,000 part
This Is very cheap.
No. GA very fine miles south of Philip nearly level,
lust enough slope and lot
of timber all fenced broke and In oats Will sell
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24

around it is little rough, but good SOIL this for
S4OIOOO half cash.
No. 5.ls fine 2sO all good land and good wate
lies nearly level and has the Will sell this for
sl5 till sold, half
No. l6-1s a REIMBURSEMENT miles from Philip. This Il
some rough go acres pretty good land VIII CHEAP
soon, $4,000.
No. lis good 1850 north Of Philip all good
land, not many improvements. Price s22OO0O.
No. ISIS 100 north OF Philip Is miles all poad nov
land. Can sell for $l8OOOO
No. lbs good farm Of Ice south of Philip at
S1SOO.UO
We have large list Of land further some around
Philip prices ranging from and some Of tho
best land In the state lies Of the river We can
locate from one to twenty all together in county,
The railroads building country this summer and in
a short time the land will be as here.
We have some good business openings very good
town property sell trade 80 49,
We have fine 900 acre farm % miles from Omaha or
rae Ill take good income wild
has good set of buildings and miles good towns
mas about 800 acres farm land and the balance
land What have offer land? Price a55 an
and good ~ ~ "
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24
Business Deals Made During the Year 1908

K B Coons to Nick Stodden
X NJ Waddell to VIM Goodyear
r f Topper to r Philleo
r NJ Waddell to X Philleo ::
Curtis Peck to j Corran
Wheeler to James Mcintosh
VIM Kelley to j. Millin
K NJ Waddell to Draper Land Co.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24
Decided Land

r. NJ. Waddell to Robert Heft lou
u G. Benson to Robert Hefti l6o
T. NJ Waddell to Burt Adams ~
A. L. Pauson to Ed Larson l6o
Raymond Steer to Fred Hefti lou
George Woods to Emma. Ramsey 100
William Roope to j. J. McDonought 48o
Manley and Hattie Baird to A. j. Wray 32o
Wm H. Ogden to j. j. McDonought l6O
Matthew Bailey to A. L. Tucker !6O
VIM Dinnen to A L Tucker LOU
Harvey Durkee to D. c. Maine lou
Mabel Durkee to D. c. Maine lou
Fannie A. Hoag to A. L. Tucker l6O
R. NJ Waddell to A. L. Tucker LOU
r. NJ Waddell to Fred Philleo l6o
RM Waddel to Andrew A. Matney l6o
Chas Baird to Nelson lou
j. H. Steer to Nick Stodden lou
Dan Scott to August Teimen ~
D Cook to Nels Jensen lou
M Waddell to A L Zavitz WV
Hart Slocum to Dave Airey lou
Waddell to Draper Land 20. = 4oo
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24

X NJ Waddell to John Mclaughlin, 2 lots, Philip
NJ Wadde to Nancy Hutehins lots and house. Wavne
NJ Wadde to A N Aatney 2 lots and house. Wsvne
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-06-24
Stocks of Goods

X " Wadde to Skeen stock of Gen Mdse, s. O0O 90
Ralph Lee to q F Moles Restaurant
r NJ Wadde to G Moes Clotoino Stock * ON NJ
NJ Waddel, closed out jewery stock 81 800
Ira Miller to Severn heeler Co. Hardware stock S3 400
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
TIE RIYERMAN

Cconsinped from Page 1z) |. 1erness urted Orde from his feet He leaned over, his breath coming quickly.
 --CArrour' he sald-
 She shrRnk back.
 No. no. You mustn'trr she cried She did not pretend to misunderstand.
 ''It-s life or. death with me- he said
 T mnsts notr- she cried dus starin9 Ike bird promised myself long ago that must always. always nke care of mother"
 Please. please. dear.- p,eaded 0rde. He had nothing more to ras than this. just the simple incoherent s,<nbols of pleading. but in such crises it is rather the soul than the tongue that speaks. Ills hand met hers and closed about it,
 Don't you care for me. dearfr asked Orde very gently
 \ 'tI have no right to tell you that,- am ! swered she .T have tried. oh. so hard, q 10 keep you from saying this. for knew had no right to hear you "You do care for mer he cried
 They had mounted the steps and Etood just within the restibnle
 .sCarroIl,r cried Orde. ateH me that you love mel Ten me that you'H marry mer'
 2 aIt would kfI mother if should n leave her. she said sadly ? ''But you must marry me-" pleaded ihOrde. -We are made for each other. aGod meant us for each other.r " "It would have to be after a great ' 'imany years," she said doubtfully-
 Good night. Come to me tomorrow" -rShe slipped inside the half open door. 1f Orde turned away and walked up the street his eyes so blinded by the greater glory that he all but ran down nm inoffensiTe passerby- Then as the first effervescence died more gloomy view of the situation came uppermost. To his heated imagination the dead lock seemed complete Carrou's deyo- tion to what she considered her duty appeared unbreakable. And then his fighting blood surred back to his heart
 The fever of the argument coursed through his veins an that long night
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

" N the next day asking him to be |A in Washington square at half
 past 2. Carroll met him with bright smile.
 Things aren't quite right at home,r she said Tt is a great shock to poor mother mt first. and she feels very the notion that I can care for any body the other Idea so long that suppose it seemed part of the universe to her Sherl get used to it after a little, but 1t takes time-''
 Orde examined her face anxfouslyl Two bright red spots burned on her cheeks; her eyes flashed with a nerv- ous animation
 Shs smiled up at him
 we have to pay for the good things in life. don't we, dears And they are worth 1t. We must not be too impa- tient- Now. let's enjoy the day.
 At o'clock Orde took her back to her doorstep.
 This went on several days.
 Orde saw that the strain was be- ginning to tell. Carrolls worried ex- precision grew from day to day.
 From Gerald at his club Orde sought more intimate news of what was going on
 Little by little Orde's eager .ques- tions drew out the truth of the sftua- tion- Mrs Bishop had shut herself up in a blind and incredible obstinacy. whence she sallied with floods of com plaiRts. tears. accusations. despairs. re- breaches. vows. hysterics-all the bat tery of the woman misunderstood. If Carroll undertook to say anything the third word would start her mother on Into one of her long and hystericaI ffrades- Her child had disobeyed her. imprsgnable position of a complete preservation. wherein she demanded the minute care of an invalid in the crisis of disorder The mere mention of the subject nearest Carrolrs heart brought the feeble complaint:
 Do you want to kill meT'
 The only scrap of victory to be snatched from this stricken field was the fact that Carroll insisted on going to meet her lover every afternoon Though he fretted under the tyranny. Orde could see nothing which could relieve the situation save his own withdrawal He had already long overstayed his visit Important affairs connected with his work demanded his attention He had the comfort of CarrolIs love assured
 The morning after he had reached this conclusion he again met Gerald at the gymnasium.
 ~Orde,r said Gerald suddenly, 'Tm worried about Carroll. Mother has commenced bothering her again. It wasn't SO bad as long as she stuck to daytime, but now she's taken to prowl- ing in dozen times a night I hear their voices for an hour or so at a time Pm afraid it's beginning to wear on Carroll more than you realize.r
 Thank you.- said Orde briefly and departed
 At his hotel Orde found n telegram He did not open it until he had reached his own room. It was from home, urging his immediate return for the acceptance of some contracted work
 ssTo h. with the contracted workr he muftered savagely and. calling a bellboy, sent an answer very much to that effect
 He was interrupted by knock on the door
 -come inr' he called without turning his head
 He heard the door open and shut After moment he looked around Kendrick Bishop stood watching him.
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became known that several miIers had
 been found alive in one of the tunnels hundreds Nof women and chi iren, crowded about the mouth of the shaft. and their cries so unuerveff the men who were suparintendlnE the work of rescue that they were scarcely able to. proceed The women and children broke through. the. line of soldiers sta- tlnned at lhe shaft and when the cage brought up the first of the survivors of the horror the scene was almost in
 describable- The rescued men were covered with blankets to shield them
 from the cold and keep the light from their eyes. and ft was several minutes before their Identity was made known to the waiting women Then there were screams of joy, mingled with rcans of anguish These scenes. were repeated over and over again as the cages brought. other exhausted men to the surface. These snapehots. taken mt the time of the rescue. give come Idea of the situation One group shows William IT. C1elland. a sturdy young miner. surrounded by his family after being given up as dead for. eight days. Another shows Fred LenzI be- ing lifted from the shaft, and stin am other picture shows rescuer carrying an exhausted man to the hospital
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
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