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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

The Rev. Sydney Goodman, director
Of the Mems club, Of Atlantic City, is
being congratulated on the success Of
his work. The Sunday night gather
hngs at his church have become a fea-
ture of Atlantic City life. They are
limited to the male sex. Cigars are
passed around and the men made
to feel at home while the minister Is
preaching the gospel to them. From a
congregation Of 200 In 1907 his church
has now reached a total membership OF
more than 1000.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04
S%UFFRACISTS WIN
THEIR BATTLE IN
THE LEGISLATURE
House Reverses Itself and
Passes Measure to Please
the Ladies.

Pierre. S. ID. Feb. 27.-Notwithstand-
Ing that the house defeated an equal
suffrage resolution early in the session,
it yesterday reversed itself, ~reconsid-
cred the vote by which the resolution
was lost, and passed the resolution by
a vote of 6S to %. The same measure
passed the senate some time 6 prac-
tically without opposition, hence the
question will be voted on at the next
state election. The equal suffrage work
ers who have kept steadily busy in sup
port of their pet project since he de-
feat scored by the house, are now much
elated over their victory.
Sasse's pure drug bill got tangled mp
In the senat when an effort was made
to place it's enforcement in the hands
of the foo commissioner instead of the
state board of pharmacy and it was put
over until next Tuesday without set
Ting the question.
The house took up senate bills on
its calendar and passed the following:
To require a transcript of the records
to be made. when q county is divided,
one copy for ZACH of the new counties
created. To require hat when a girl is
committed to the state training school
q matron shall be sent from the in
%stitution to accompany her on the jour
ney. TIC prohibit the taking of intoxi-
eating liquors or narcotic drugs onto
the premises of any Of the state chart
table or penal institutions. To prohibit
and prevent trespass on state lands.
To require a record to be kept of all
unCoined previous metals. To give each
of h boards in charge of state in
situations charge over the printing of
its own report, and to prohibit the pub
ication of advertisements of alleged
cures for sexual and Venereal diseases.
Pierre. s. d, Feb. 27.-The house
passed the primary e~lectlon bill today.
1t cuts out the county convention. The
central committee a only fill Vacan-
cies caused by sickness or deaths. 1t
reduces the expense Il simplifies the
primary. 1t will pass the senate
There is strong opposition in the
house to the purchase of additional
capitol grounds for a lake.
The house deposit insurance bill will
reach the calendar from committee to-
morrow. 1t is amended to require $15,-
600 capital to join the association. and
cuts out the contingent assessment sec
tion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04
cURFEW CANNOT RING
TONIGHT; BELL STOLEN

Alcester, s. D., Mch. with
the determination that "Curfew
Shall Not Ring Tonight some
of the young people of this place
bodily stole the curfew bell and
carried it away, ~secreting 1t so
we'll that the authorities have
since been unable to find 1t. The
town council has publicly an
nounced that the curfew or
dinance yet is in effect-bell or
no bell-and warns those re-
sponsible for carrying away the
bell to return it or abide by
the result
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

Messina is the scene OF one Of
Shakespeare's merriest comedies, called
by an irony Of fate Much Ado About
Nothing Also the most improbable
event mentioned by Benedick IL an
earthquake: II look for an earth
ulaka. o 8 then.n+lAct IL
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

IA recent French Invention Is a yarn
hutnidffier. The yarns pass through a
swiftIy revolving tube in which there
10 water. and by centrifugal force this
column OF water forms q collar around
the yarn.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

Daniel b. Banks, a member OF the
baltimore Yacht club, has had In use
for II years a yacht constructed Of
concrete reinforced with steel rods.
The craft Is a slow sailer, but rides q
heavy sea easily. Several years ago
the yacht was driven on the rocks In
q storm, but was not injured.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04
JUDGE WILL MOVE
TO HOLD POSITION

Pierre. S. D., Feb. 24.-By the
formation of the Tenth judicial
circuit out of the big Sixth,
Judge Boucher. of Mcpherson,
finds himself without residence
in the district which he is sery-
ing and will o to this city.
The bill forming the Tenth
circuit went through the legiS-
lature without contention Of
any sort.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

In New York city alone there are
more than 500, 900 Jews, making the
metropolis of America the greatest
Jewish enter In the world. The prop
erty holdings of the Jews in New York
exceeds $780, 0O, 900 in the single item
of real estate, their wholesale trade is
rated 81, 900, 600, 900 per annum, and with
few exceptions all the big department.
stores are controlled by the Jews-and
vet they are not the money w in
New York which they are popularity
supposed to be.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

One Of New York city.s Oldest
churches, built lI9 years ago, and
~ now avaudeville theater. Il is 49,
prsyth street.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

Premier Asquith has surrendered to
the British barinaid and his new III
censing bill will contain no paragraph
eliminating her from tho liquor trafic
OF tho en1ptres
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

Competent engineers estimate that
there lis {. 100000 horsepower which
could be easily developed from water
power In this country This would savo
annually $25 ,000,0 600 tons OF q
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

Observations in India indicate thar
just as agricultural land, after many
repetitions OF the same crops, becomes
exhausted for that particular species,
go In forest lands. after long periods,
the seedlings may fall owing to changes
In the soil, and new varieties may take
their place. Forests OF blue pine in
that country have been observed to
fail. the deodar tree tending to take
the place OF pine. In another case
found, o invading n tending to
take up the ground occupied by the
other. Elsewhere In India, spruce and
silver Ar have been found advancing
into q failing oak forest, and mulberry
extending upon land formerly occu-
pied dominantly by "shisham' trees.
A Vienna correspondent of the Pail
Mall Gazette tells of a new infectious
disease among children in lower Aus
tria, to which the doctors have given
the name of polyomyeliteS. Translated
n plain language this means chill
dren's spinal paralysis. The first symp-
tom is q high fever, followed by a Sc
we're headache, sickness and vomiting,
and some times also accompanied by
commissions or cramp;; The next stage
10 paralysis, either Of the whole body
% individual limbs. This paralysis
occasionally takes a transverse direc-
ton, the right arm and left leg being
affected. The disease does not appear
to be fatal. Frequently a complete re-
covery Is effected, but occasionally the
limbs remain in a weak condition.
Sydney, Australia, has had a novelty
in the shape of a mystery ship" An
american steamer. the Coronet, arrived
by night in the harbor unsignaled and
unannounced. 1t was peopled by a
strange looking crowd OF men, women
and children. The officers were dressed
IN clerical attire-long coats and white
lies. Nobody was allowed on board
save the government medical officer
n h harbor master. The Sydney
reporters ascertained that the ship is
connected with the newest American
sect, the Holy Ghost and U.s. whose
head. q man named Stanford, claiming
20 be the ~reincarnated Elijah, is on
board. The Coronet has been cruising
Tor some months among the Pacific
islands.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04

The thrush catches such worms as
rashly show themselves above ground;
but an ancient ancestor of the snipe
found that, IL 1t followed them into
marshy lands, 1t could probe the soft
ground and drag them out of their
chambers. For this operation It has
now a bill three inches long, straight,
thin and sensitive at the tip, a beau
tiful instrument, but good for no pur-
pose except extracting worms from soft
ground. If frost or drouth hardens the
ground, the snipe must starve or travel.
Siberia is destined to control the but
ter trade OF all Europe. The value of
In butter shipped from Omsk alone
amounts to 43,000.0o0 rubies 22,145,-
O00) annually. It Is transported in re-
frigerator cars furnished by the rail-
way company to large firms In Dem
mark and Germany. where It is re-
packed in tins. Jars and flrkins and
distributed throughout Europe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

icbt cS ipGtcitcna I'M 1870: ipcrWl
llull mill. 10 fam man uIlo II Wtcl'
tier Nilbclm Den Sd)opfcr 0lcle@
NiI0C~ umlc6nlcn bclUclHb0r 1T
sic &crnutbunN nidlt. IS crbclIt
ober aus oicicr GntbcttnnN Oob nm
oen 0cnod)ten 3citplntt oIc &oIncr
Molcrci IN ser Chat sic 1iIhrcloc
Shulc I'M oclttid)cn &un'tlcbcn Dor
l%tclltc; mlo Die. icinc 3cidunh Die
oclifatc Uro5ic mo Die bobc Milroe
hicicS @crfcS itcnlpcln Is 81 clncr
scr bcrporru1cnoitcn MiciltcrlciItum
zen Der Gltrrcu &llnlt Der 0@Crunont.
id)cn &Gltcr. SiSbcr hot lid) sic lin.
tcrilldulnN crit NIT bcn Mubcnllit0cln
bcH GIurcn Nltnra bclh01tlQt; mlc
nit bcn &lmenflilNcln III ucriohrcll
icil miro, mltcrlicgt nod iorGioncr
GrpGH,mg. Gicic %nncnllilAcI limo
inter ouocrcn nit oen t0itIid'rn Car.
itcllnNeu olIa Der &illhbcit Gciu &c
ld)nliidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
abfabrtstasc Der Campfcr bon Neiu.
Wprf.

PIN 8. San. Gompier r'Samburs"
llat) Gibraltar lino Ncnpcl.
gm 5. San. 3nmpicr ,aaiicr 9il
bilnl Der 3mcitc" nod Bremen.
Mn .. San. Gampicr nImerifa"
nab Sonlburg.
am 6. San. Gampicr nMaicItic'
noh Soutbnn,pton.
Pm 6. San. Gampicr rSeclano"
na6 Illttperpcr.
Sim 6. San. 3ampfer D%2uiitonia'
nod Giberpool.
gm Z. San. Gambler .Garonia"
nod Gibraltar uno Mcapel.
gm Z. San. Tonrpier r3icten" mad
9remen.
slm I. San. Gampfer rGonraine'
nod) SABRE. ,,...
am 8. San. Iampier Caledonia"
nod 8fasgow.
SIM 8. San. Iornpier st. 2ouis"
nod Soltbomptcn.
Im 8. Gan. 9airpier nGcoric" mad
OlDrolfdr tft0 Wedpel.
an 8. San. 2nmpier .gotapio"
nah Snm6urg.
ar 8. San. Gnntpicr rMiinncbaDa"
nad 2onoon.
Nm ~. San. Gampier .Npnoam"
nod @ptterbam.
Sim u. Sonuor Gnmpicr .Hpn-
Dam" nad) Motteroan1.
Aim IL. Sanuar Tompier ,Sauro"
nod Neapel unb Irieit.
am d3. Sniluar Gampfer rGam-
paaia" fad giBerpool.
Am 10. Saniiar CAMPER nScea.
nic" nod Soutbnmptor.
YIN 13. Snniinr Compiler Som.
lano" nod Mntiperpcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Nidblif nni gufnl=GrcisniIr in 1908.
(Soriictung.)
" /.

~ T.
+. Woi-Iic Stublbctten . Subrit
BON Softer Bros. nl Der 6rulflin.
Noob burd) Scitcr I'M $4,000 be.
ld)Goigt.
3. Diui = Iie ct. Sofobila.&ird)c
be1cDt iGr Is. SubilGiim unb Scr Ct.
Sotoblis Bitter. Tcrcin icin %. Subj
l1ilml.
4. Mai - ". ". Sobnion, iriIbcr
Eoiinleilter Der Stoot mlo rep. Eoli-
tifcr, itirbt I'M .9llter bon "a Sabren.
Z. Woi - Sic annfe( @ogcn 60,
Or. 81 Bis 80, SIt-2ecitraBe, idllgt
6cucr; scr Staoen miro o,lf So.
600 beredutet.
10. Moi = Sic euang.- lntb. Ytar.
finiairfe, Euitor, :. $. Stcffcns,
fticrt ibr uierSigidbriees NcitcDen.
II. Ofoi = Gin 1euer rid)tct IN
Der 3abrif Scr international 0co.
bins So, 337 Nortb. Strobe, eillcl1
Shaben Don $4,000 oil.
- 5obn ". 8ei9er. iriiherer Sal.
iirer Der Canton Maiicnalbanf, "
crifyicBt iid) III icincr 8obnuns. Nr.
2024, Slt.9 ultimoreitrabc. Gr iolltc
sc Hiiil juoiftirtc Straic BON fiin'
Sabren @eiangniB antreten.
20. Mai - Eie Staot Gumbcr.
lanO eriu1blt 5iiln crIten Ial lett bic
len Sobren eincn ocmofratiitel
StdOttntb.
Ter 0anlpier .@eorge @eenlS"
bo,tndberiw 9aItinitW limb GaroIino
2anipier 80" serdtG aiif Der 5obrt
aad Baltimore in 9rano uno gebt
total perloren.
%. Mai = lie Jabrif Der .Sar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
2 djiffsnnd)rid,trn.

Ncm Dort .. Somlor. - No
Nriobrcn iilb Die Sonlpicr .Nnlcri=
ic" l,ady @ouhburg mo .aniicr ySil-
beIm Der 6robe" nnd) bremen.
SonloNnc, ). Sonl,ar. - Ger
Cdmpicr "S%tntcnonm" lit mad Nclr
9)orf u~bBciubrcl.
rcmcl II. .. Sullilor. - Ger
Gampfer .Frinj 6ricorid) @ilbclm"
1T llud) Ncr.Dorf nllsgplouicl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

ono Bottle Stoppcr 60" in Gulpcrs
i'm gebt in 6Iunmcu olli; Shoocn
$4,000.
81. Mai - Iic 56 Sabre ulte
2chrcrin SRI. Siboie 2. Gdcl bltrd).
idlneioct lid in ibrcr @pbnunN III
@olbroof Ole aeblc. NcrooIit1t Ipll
lie iltm Scl6Itmoro getricbcn BADEN.
%. Woi Sic .Soutbcrn SruiG
So" gebt IN bic SGnOe bon ScQue-
itorcn iiber; ibre @utboheu mcrbcil
olf $74,345 ulb hire &c~rbinoIid)
fcitelr oui $212.396 augcgcbcn.
81. - GoS Eager Der Tirmo
@rotian, 2obc 4 So, Nr. 223, &clt.
&oltimoreItraBc. miro ourdl 6c,cr
nm $4,000 bcid)Goigt.
30. Moi - Ser Nlltofobrcr Gina,
incl Georino pcrliert bel cincm I'm
ion nnf Dem Hcnnplab III Eimlico
Gas 2chcn.
Suni.
5. >Sruli - Nci elmer Golliiion Don
5lpcI rlcftri'd)ct &uagons Der Bot
tinlorc. Nmlopolia mo Muibin1tor
@ubn" bel Camp EoroIc, 3 Wtcilcu
pon Der StontHbuuptitaot. pcrlicrcn
s Eerlunen oo3 Scbcll mo 20 crlcis
Den %%crIcbun1cn. Sic Sootcn limo:
&r. II. s.. SdlulB BON Nr. 2S37.
Observation-Disclosures; &r. George ",
Greene, JIM, Don @%oibington; Sr.
SomcS S'9tcnl. Motormlolm, aus
Acu.yorf; Sr. 0cprlc Sbrinc, @1d)-
ter Der Sobn; Sr. !. =. Mc0mlici
non pr. 1903, .9rooouop;
Hiltb S%langbtcr, bic brci Sabre ultc
Sod)tcr bon Sru. &m. Sluugbtcr,
Ocnl WencrolsS ctriebalcitcr bcrNobu,
rcr iclbit idnncrc @lmloen bopon
trGgt; Nr. @illinm Norton pon 9tr.
PIG, Horo.6 ulton.Hpcmlc &orrp
Socob, @oibinNton1 uno Sri. Minrthu
Holulings @oibin1ton, :. e., Die
lid, i'm Soatleio beiuno. 3u Den
Gcrmumoctcn 9cbGrru Stuutaiclotor
Tcter ). Campbell ul0 IS mubcrc
Ecrioncn. Die mlciitcn Enliagicrc
marcn allf Dem SScgc ju Ocm BAL Scr
Nlottcn-anbcttcl.
g.. Sluli - Sic Bi%unoiubrif BON
&m. &no6c & So. coniolibirt iid) nit
s mocrcu groBcn Sobrifen. &r.
grnit allobc miroNrGiiocnt Scr nellcl,
@eielliduit. ..
II. Suni - Gus SsracIitiid)c so.
'pitoD iilr Sdlminoiiid,tiac uabc Hci.
llcratom1 miro cingcnciht. .
IS. Suni - Scnru Ebippa, DER
Ebilontbrop itiftet bcm rSobllS &op.
Tins @oipituI $150,00O SIR Grid
TING eincr 9tcrpcittlinif. 81. NoptpD
McDcr, ciu Sdnpeijcr. Mrs ais Gel.
fer ocriclbcu 2ciunumeu.
-. SUM - Sic Hereinafter SGi!-
ger DER Stubt ucronitoltcu cin crfoIgs
rcid)ca Sommcrnnd)tSicit I'M Mcit=
Cno.Enrf.
81. SSlrni - @c1el 100 1llrller
ouS pirlcn Stootcn ser llnion id)ii.
len iih ouf Dem Tnlnpicr Main"
nod) Selttid)lnno1 Gin. INN bent Tlrrn.
icit III Srunffllrt a. vi. bci5upomcn.
Sic lueroen BON ocn bicIigcn Silr.
ncrn Noltirculolidj bcmirtbct.
30. Silni - Is 3oDIin9c Der No
rplollo Sd)llc fir Stnobcn cntilicbcl
aus Der Nnltnlt, mer0en obcr in ne
nigcn So1cn micocr cin1cinngcn.
GoriicbuIn fcINiJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

tiB. . .-a,-~
Gcut dlc Sc5icbnn1cn 5n
Seitrei d.
Sic .Norboelltid)c NlIgcmeinc Bel
tung" fniipit an Den gcitcrn gcmcloe'
ten 9tcuiobrs @liifluunid) on, mel
d)cn Der oitreihiib ungariid,e Mi'
hitter ocS NcuIbcrn, Srciherr h. Ncbs
rcutbol, an ben GeihSfon5Icr Sir.
ten u. @iiloip geionot bat. GuS off.
6i0ic Sr1un Der NeaierunQ betort oie
biln~bniBtrcllc @uItung Geutid)lano'3
bon 9cginn Der @nlfon @irren al
uno bcfGrnpft 5uglcih bic bon Der
Gcltruma ErcIic Gcmodltcn Scril'
6c, Gcltid,lunO's @oltun9 .5u Der,
Ouhtigcl unb lie ais lalL id)mud)lih
unb unnnIrid,tig biu5llltellen.
Scin Mcrfpollcnbct.
Gus miiicnid)aftlide Gonitc, mel
DIES inter Dem %oriit oes Stoatslc'
trctdro oca Ncid)s Sniti5onltcs, Or.
Nicbcroing, nit ser &orbcrcitung Der
Strofrchta Ncfnrm bcidditigt mar,
hot lcinc ucrglcldenoc GarItcllulng
bcS bcutld)cn ulO olSl1noiidleil
! Struirchta polcnoct. 9ic Nrbeit
mnlaBt nid)t Weni0cr ais 10 Volloc.
Naa Gonlite lit mlln1cbr aufgcl0lt
luorocn.
II 9 il II it ger y o Il, cnuuss
mciS.
Ser 0citri1c lln9iinltiac @od)cn,
9hlalpcis Der H%cid)Sbnnf bat on Der
@oric SIT picliodlcn Grortcrull1cn Nn'
lab gcNcbcu. Mo1 mllBtc jlpor bon
Dem int &crNlcih 5lt Der Guriuodc
idnucrcu Irud 8cgen sic 9onf, ood
iibcriticO ser Totol Nlbgaug BON
1923 100000 uac GriportunNcn.
Ser Notcu ltmiob lit nit $lGl,s
100000 Der bod)itc bis icbt %Oogeuclc'
nc. Ncranlobt lit CT 5llnt Shcil bllrd)
sic 0iScoutirlrn0 bon Sl6,0OO,00O
Notcn olli boS Hcid)Sihntunt, lpos
ourdb oic furSfriitigcn NcgicrungSnos
ten ollf cine Sohc bon sos, 100000
gcfumnlcn llno.
GtipoS lucitcr I'M Sonuar crluurtet
man ein bebcutenoes NodloiieH scr
@eloiGbc.
Nllcrlei SntcrCiiontcS.
2allt tclcgropbiidcr WclolunO aus
Miiildcn bot Scr bapcriid)c Suiti5nli'
niitcr Sitter b. Miltncr 80 Sruilcn sic
Grloubllib crtbcilt, in Den @erihtS.
boicli bca aonigrcids uls &ertDcioi,
ger jill .Iln9ircn,
Ger bcfollntc bcntidc Sllitldlillcr,
&ollptulonn a. :. &%ilocbrollbt, bat
aus Ncip Dorf7 oel- 9ololpin'ldcn
lcnfburcn NnQon crhultcn. SnsSllit-
'fabrScllg miro III Scr aolncr Nouon
Sobrif bon Glllth llndgcprilit mcr-
bcn. Sulll miro Scr bcrciiS al,gc,
filllOiAtc Tliilticg III Berlin pnrStot
fen igebcn.
&clltc iperocu Die 9tumlell Der gCrct
teten Geutld,cn befornt ge9ebeL >pcl
DIE SIR 3eit Der Grobcbcn 9atoltro,
pbe ,im Sotel Srinocrio ill Meililu
lugirtclt, Gieic iillb: @llttmurm,
ArpubcrN, Mopcr, Sdupcnrt II, Sen
len.
Sic Ml,Sfubr oll5 Dem SnnlblWocr
Neuerol &pniulnt nod ocll Ser.
,Staotcn bat i'm lcttcn Nuurtnl &C
gen ocn glcidcn ,}citroum ocS Sab
res 1907 mn S33,OoS Collars illgc.
nommct. Ger Grport III bcn brci
uorGcrocbrnocn GllortoIeu beo Sab
res 1908 bottc cillcn 9lllafaH bon CT
ncr WiiQion Collars crgcbcll.
9ci Srltingabeiln, O6ernlnt SuO
mi95burg, Miirttcmbcrg, iuur0e enc
grobe Nieberloiliulg aus Der Stcil
ieit oilf9ciunbcn. @is jest lino 26
@obnItottel in crfclulcn,
The Yale expositor., 1909-03-12

says l. 1--WE amt had all the dirty
weather yet. Thisll be bad night in
the bay"
Just then from behind us come the
battling of a wagon and the humping
of a horses hoofs. Somebody was
driving our way like all get out.
who in time-?" / says. Runaway,
amt it,"
But twas no runaway. In another
minute, horse all lather, hauling a
buggy all mud, comes bouncing over
the hummocky road and down the hill.
A girl was driving it.
"Whoa!" she screams, shrill. The
horse stopped like he was glad of the
chance.
Eureka Sparrow" / sings out.
What in the name of goodness"
Twas Eureka, and the team was
the one that the Fresh Airers had
hired for the season. The girl looked
as If she'd been through the war She
had a shawl pinned round her, but 1t
had slipped down most to her elbows,
and her hat was over on the back of
her neck.
whats the matter?" 1 asks. "Is
Dewey"
"Dewey's all right" she says, lean
ing from the buggy. ITS little Dennis
-Redny. He's awful sick-and-
where's Mr. Van Brunt?"
Gone to New York." says Hartley,
stepping up to the wheel. What is
it? Tell me about it."
She was almost crying. "The poor
little feller," she says, The was took
this morning. Pains, and such suffer
ing. We sent for DIR. Bailey, and he
was sick in bed himself. Then James
drove over for DR.. Penrose, and he'd
gone up to the city to medical So
ciety meeting. There want nobody
left but that new doctor at West East
witch, DR.. Duncan, and nobody likes
him. wouldn't have him to sick cat.
He says it's -appendi-some-
thing or other"
Appendicitis ?" asks Hartley.
"Yup. That's what he says. And
he wants an operation tomorrow. And
Miss Agnes don't trust him, and she S
all upset. She thinks more of that
boy! And she sent me for Mr.. Van
Brunt, and"
SOL" asks Martin, quick. as this
new doctor good one?"
mo, MOI" says l. IF he said I had
diphthery I'd be sure twas govt. And
there amt another doctor nowheres
around"
There's one," says Eureka, "if we
could only get him. Miss Talford read
in the paper day before yesterday
that DR.. Jordan, the big sturgeon"
Surgeon" says |.
"All right, surgeon then. He's a. the
Wapatomac house for a week. But he
probably wouldn't come and the tele-
graph wires are down and nobody
thought to write in time. And that
DR.. Duncan thing, he says he'll operate
tomorrow morning. If he does he'll
kill the boy, just as he done to Eme-
line Macomber's child. What shall we
do? Poor Miss Agnes! Can't nobody
help herr"
How can | get to Wapatomac?"
asks Martin, sharp and quick.
You can't" says /. mot in time to
get the doctor. He must reach East
witch on that morning train or twill
be too late. The last train has gonn
| tonight. There amt another till eight
o'clock tomorrow. If you took that
'twouldnt reach Wapatomac Till ten,
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How did it come out?"
Burglars broke into their house the
other night and didn't take thing
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