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I he Betrayal
~ Z. PHILLIPS oPrENHEiM
Copyright, 1905. by Dodd, Mead Z Co.

1t once whose 1t was.
"Rowchester, Tuesday. Dear
Mr.. Ducaine Ny father wishes me
to say that he and Lord CheIsford
win call upon you tomorrow morn
ing between 10 and IL o'clock.
With kindest regards, l am, Yours
sincerely, Angela Harberly."
The letter slipped from my hande
on to the table. Lord ,Chelsford was
. cabinet minister and . famous
man. What could he have to do
with any appointment which the
duke might offer me? read the
few word over and over again. The
hand writing, the very faint per
fume which seemed to steal out Of
the envelope. q moments swift re
prospective thought, and my fancy
had conjured her into actual life
She was there in the room with me
slim and shadowy, with her quiet
voice and movements, and with
that haunting, doubtful look in hel
| dark eyes. What had she meant
by that curious warning? What
was the knowledge or the feal
which inspired It? II one couiC
only understand
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1 sat down In my chair and tried
to read, but the effort was useless.
Directly opposite to me was that
black uncurtained window. Every
time l looked up It seemed to be.
come once more the frame for q
white evil face. At last l could bear
IL no longer. I rose and left the
house. l wandered capless across
the marshes to where the wet sea.
weed lay stfewn about. and the long
waves come rolling shorewards; 9
wilderness now indeed of gray
mists, Of dark silent tongues Of Sea
water cleaving the land. There wal
NO wind-no other sound than the
steadfast monOtonOus tapping Of
the waves upon the sands. Alone
that road he had come; the family
burning light upon my table show
ed where he had pressed his face
against the window. Then he had
wandered on, past the storm-ben1
tree at the turn Of the road pointing
landmarks. A few yards farther wal
the creek from which we hai
dragged him. The events of tbs
night struggled to reconstruc'
themselves in my mind. and
fought against their slow coales
Icence. did not wish to remember
to believe. In my heart / Eel
that for some hidden reason Ra!
was my friend. This visit of thu
dukes, with whatever 1t might por
tend, was without doubt inspiret
/ by him, And, on the other hand
there was the warning Of Lad!
Angela. SO earnestly expressed, 81
J solemn, almost sad. How could
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CHAPTER VII. Continued.
Blanche pushed past her father
and came to let me out. We stood
for . moment 1t the open door. She
pointed down the street.
Z. TT was just there he stopped
NE" she said In q 10 wtone. HE
was very pale. and he had such .
slow, strange voice, just like q for
eigner. 1t was In the shadow OF
the market hall there. I wish I'd
never seen him."
A note Of real fear seemed to
have crept into her voice. Her eyes
were straining through the dark.
ness. / forced a laugh as l lit my
cigaret.
You mustn't get fanciful," de
clared. Men die every day, you
know, and / fancy that this one
was on his last legs. Good night.
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had made. He sat forward ID hil
chair with puckered brows md
bent head. His voice, which Nd
been growing lower and lower. had
sunk almost to . whisper. Il
seemed to me that he made I sfgr
to Lord Chelsford to continue. Al
most for the first time the mar
who had done little since his On
trance save watch me, spoke.
Ito be continued
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CHAPTER VIII.

= WONDERFUL Cf:er
On my little table lay the letter
] expected, large. square and
white. | tore 1t open with trem-
bling fingers. The hand writing
was firm and vet delicate. / knew
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Sbcrit Wuct6als auf ltrlamb.

Gem . ort 8. Sept. - In9orb
oes Gampfers nYrin5 Nuguit @il-
belm" bonn Mtlas Gienit Der Sam-
burg : gmerifa 3 2inie langte Sberit
g. W. @oetbols, Der &oriitenoe Ser
Sitbmls : &onol Gommiiiion, bier
al. Gr erflGrte, BOB or ieinen Sc
rienurlaub 81 Souie perleben uno
NIT Dem ErGiiOenten Gait iiber Der
ld)ieocne ben &anulbnu betrefienoe
@egenltanoe conferiren molle. lleber
ben Sortifritt Ser Arbeiten unb Die
Gage otf Dem Sitbmns Iprod) err lid
1uBerit 5nfrie0cn aus uno beitGtigte
mieoerbolt, Bob Der Shleuienfanal
lid) nod neueiten Grfabrungen 9ui
oos Bette bemGbrte. Gr fiibrte oil,
Dab Die Sod)f(lltben ser lebten 3eit,
Die piel Serionoung NIT iif gebrahi
bGttell, aiif Oos oeiltlidite Die @efab-
rel, zines Hipeaufanals bargelegt
bitten. lteber oos grobeben in go
mama unb feline Solgen fir Den Sa-
nalbou bate Sr. @oetbols nid)ts 81
beritten. sln 9orO oes Tampfers
befano iif auh Der Sulti5miniiter
bon Banana, Der an ben Suoion-
Sutton : Seltlid)feiten i'm Suffrage
ieiner &egicrung Sbeil 5it nebmen &c.
oerfi.
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reiht. Sbre Gerncliltngen ipitroen
ulir bon elmer Eerion genlod)t, unb
cs lit oesbolb nur bon geringer @id)-
tiQfcit, Oh Die 3ulholter WeiBe ODER
Gafimos moreL oo feiner Der 3eugen
IN Der Gage mare, Die Gcrneiillngcn
rid)ti9 5ll l%tellen, ODER 81 entl1eioen,
Oh lie corrett porgelommen nurben,
obcr nibt.
0ie aus &ppcnbngen cingegonge.
ncn 2epel6en luiien feline 3meifel an
Der Gidtigfeit pom Or. 9oot'3 9eridJ-
ten i'll Se5ug auf Funfte 5uL fir mel-
Gle Elm @erglcid nit bereit5 teitge-
itrllten Sbotiad)er mogiid lit. IS
mare cine u~ngebeure aefbeit BON Tr.
Goof, 81 b%ebaupten, Bob er ben HorO-
pol %eeiunocn babe, ougeiidts Der
Sbatlade bob Eearp 81 oemielben
3lped brouBen mar unb DOB eS ibnl
moglid merber miirOe, OF. 9oof'S
9cbaltptilngen nod %leiller Nildfe6r
sur Civilization 81 nioer!egen. Eoii-
tipe 9emeiie, ooB 2ono onl Noropol
lit, ipilrben onoelter, boB Goof i'm
Srrtblm iid) befinoet."
8erihicoelle Oeutid)e 9l1tter idreis
ben Die in England erbobenen 3pei.
fell Dem Ncio gegen bic Ser. Stoatct
oocr Der o~ll9enleinen N%bneigmg 81,
ol5uerfennen, Dab aud &erte anoercr
NationolitGt I'M Stonoe icicil, idmie.
rige uuo ~groBortige SbotGn ST. pol-
brilrQell.
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Selbitmoro in Der Mputhefc.

&odeit er, N..D. 8. September.
= rWiiien Sic, pas i) hermit tbur
iueroe?" fragte beute 6rau 3ebecca
Wepers cinen Glerf in elmer Mpotbefe
auf Der @eitieite. melder ibr loebe1
alf ibr Serlangen cine lln5e aarbol.
lnure perabiolgt batte. llno mGbreno
Der @eirogte nod ben aopi itiittefte,
lette tie Idon oas Slaihfen an oen
M'nno, idllldte Die SGure ino mo-
in penigen Win,iten cine 2eid)e. S,sn
lciner Seltiir5nng alarmirte Der Glert
Ole 6enerpebr, DGbreuo er cine gm.
h,lan5 berbeirufen molIte. Turh
&rdnflidfeit iou Grab Wepers al
Dem per3lpeifcIten Sdritt be,pogcn
lUpr0en Ieiu, = Il ~
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Mmsgrabmna Der Qcid)e Sutton's.

@aibington, .. g., 8. Sept.
- 8ie Sr. Senrp 6. Iopis, Inmolt
Der 5rau Sutton, mittbeilt, meroell
sic ueberrelte oes 2ieutenants Sas.
u. Sltton, jun., am 10. September
eui Der narlington Cemetery" aus
scgroben uno 3par nidt ipGter, als
2 ltbr Iadmittogs. Srau Suttol,,
Die Muttcr bes Sooten, Or. @eorac
Srap 8%augban, Hopmono Spear BON
Der 9unoesflotte unb irgeno melhc
Gnbere Sertreter, pelfe bos 1lottc1.
Gepartement ausmGblen mag, mer-
Den als 3eugen sllgegen iein. Ir.
@ougban miro I'M Outrage Ser 6rall
Sutton cine Qlttopiie pornebmen uno
Gin ErieIter miro ipGter bei Scr @ic-
Ncrbeeroigllng Der lleberreite in &C.
meibter Groe amtiren.
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Die MapbeQe Miamam- Nnitcric.

Detroit, Mid.. 8. September
Gr. @eoge u. 5rftd) lit Der slr5t, ipel-
cher geIterr, mie ihon beribtet, oil
cen @erbad)t bin perbaitet milrbe, bel
Gem tragii6cn Sobe Wopbele Mill'
mann's aus Aim arbor, bcren ser.
itiidelte 9eide in Dem gcorie.Greet,
robe bier, geiunoen muroe, cine Holle
ecipielt 5u baben. gr beitanb beute
@crmittag Elm ihorfes Serbor, beiicn
Heiultat nod niht befannt gegeben
iporben lit. Scinc Serbaftung er.
inlste oui @runb pom Wittbeilunsen
Mortba Senning's, elmer 5reunoin
Diapbeaes, bel melder itd Ole 2eBtere
rabreno ibres 9eiufs in biciiger
Staot aufbielt. @ie Wartba ailgiebt,
tegleitete tie Wapbelle nady Or.
Iritd's Bureau, perlieB lie bort nio
lnb lie ieitoem nidt mieOer. Gr.
8ritd ioa idpn mebrere Male porber
Degen dbnlider Aiiairen nit Der BE.
Doroe III Gonflitt gcrpelen leln, leOod)
gelang es niht, i'm 5l iiberiilbren.
&opbeae WiQman's lleberrelte MIR.
Den beute in Ann arbor 5itr Hube &C.
bcttet..
Ger bisber nod permiBte Sbeil beS
a6rpers Mapbeae Wiuman's lit
bclltc auIgefunoen moroen, uno cine
llnteriudung beiielben burt Ner5te
iiellte allBer Srage, baB oas Waoden
on Den Solgen an Den Solgen elmer
Operation itarb. @eitere @erbaitun.
gen meroen erpartet.
Seute abeno miro %angebeutet, 6oii
Mopbele intimen 8erfebr nit Der.
idiebenen Stnoenten Ser llniperii-
tat Wfidigon batte uno ooB Die Sol.
gen ridt olsgeblieben marerl. Die
Eoli5ei ioa I'M 9esriffe iein, cincn
oreiten Goftor 81 perboften.,
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bob Die Decentralization BON
Gboteoll Ban belt @ctrieb eingcitci(t
bat nnb Commander Eeorp in 5olgc
oeiien nift i'm Stonbe ietn miro.
Don bort on feline @ottin 3l bepeid)i.
rem, ipclrn er nod Spbnep abgebt,
lllo Serr 9ribeman 6rau Eeorp Elm,
lld lbm an5uihlieBen. ober lie 500
ea Dor, bis beute jl parten.
Srau 9oof's referpirteSal.
tltng.
Nem yort g.. Sept. = 9ie il
Der Dprletten Nodt olls ibrem Gus.
tnlim III Waine nad 8rooflen 5il-
ri!dgefebrte @ottin beg e.. Goof bot
benz Serllebmen lah terlpordr bel
Der ibr 6efreunbeten Srall 81. Z. Ga.
pioion III Nr. 693, 9uibmid. gpenue,
Guortier genonmen. Sroli Goof be-
5eid)liete Die in ein5elnen 3eitungen
pliblt5irtell, ongebli6 bon ibr Der.
riibrenoen Snterpicms ols Der Ebon,
tolie Der betrefien0en Correspondents.
ten e%ntiprungcn. Sic lebnte es ob, il.
geno meld,c Illgnben SIT MADDEN ullb
bei6ronfte iid oarauf SIT erflGren,
Dab tie Dierber gefomnlen lei, INN if.
rem 8attcn bel ieitcn gintreiien ail
6egriiBen. Ser III Ir. TAT, BEDFORD.
Npenle, mobnboite @iQiam Goct,
cin Srlloer bes SoriGers, mcilttc,
oieier baltic feline 9cmeiie nno Mr.i.
5eidnltn9en ii6er Die BON ibnl boil.
brod)te gntoedun1 bes NoropolS bis
81 ieiner Hiidfcbr 5uriid u1o mon
fonnc ouf cine lcbbofte Gontroperie
gefaBt iei1l. Die Aufno6me, Die fem
9rroer in Gdnenlorf %geiuloeu ullo
Die ibm BORT 81 Sbeil geporoencn
glis5eidnungen ioQten alld) Die dry
item Sfeptifer Oapon i%iber5Cu0cn.
Dab mon i'm BORT fir Den Gntoecfcr
ocs Noropols bolte.
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Die Gbieaso'er y8raft"- YruscIc.

ebteago, 8. September. - 3ie
Ero5eIIirung pom gomor6 McGont,
Gem frii6eren Yoli5ci-Snipettor, noe
gen Ter8ebens I'M amte uno Strait"
erbielt oaorrf ieniationeaes Snte.
reiie, oab in gerbinormg nit Dem
Sale flint Eerionen wegcn Gomplots
81 DEM 3med, Die 8oriiibriina Don
Staats5eu1en 81 pereiteln, BON ser
Grano-Snrp u1lter 9lnfla9e aeItcat
mnroen. Die 9etreiienben iino Mi.
dJoel Settler, George 4irid, Sanniel
BLOOM, Gbas. Sirid uno Sarrp 9un-
enit, alle i'm alten Giitrift McGanm's
'cbr befannte DISQUALIFICATION. Sir
'oaen ben @eriud gemad)t babeuL
MORRIS Sbab, einen Ger Saupt5ell.
gen gegen McGann, ionic mebrcrc
onoere Staats5eilgen SIT peroulaliet,
Chicago Dor Der Yroseiiirung NC.
Gann's 81 p~erlaiien.
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@cbeimc 0eiclRdJaften in Sodidnlen
DcrnDut.

0enper, Col, 8. Sept. 9ei
Der Groffnun9 Der bieiiaen Sobidu.
len nno @oifsihulen lit Den Stuoen-
ten nno Sdiilern Die @abl seltellt
moroenL entmeoer Elm idriftlides Sc
lobnib 3u unter5eidnen, oaB iie 81
feiner 9ebeimen @eieaihaft aeboren,
nod Die gbiidt baben, iid) elmer iol-
den an5nid)licben, ooer iid bon benl
@elud) Der Sdnlen allsgeidloiieil 81
ieben. Sn Der Sodidule BON Gait-
3enper baben iif 40 St,lbenten, in
Der bon @eIt-0 enper 6 geiueigert,
oas 8elobniB 81 unter5eihnen, mo-
raul ibnen Der @eiuf Der Sdule per-
weigert mllrbe. Gin Teitfau ioa in
Den @eridten onb0ngig gemadt tper,
Den.
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Stnnfiidr Tcrmittclhng borgrIdHa-
0ct. rtl

Rem BEDFORD, Mali., 8. Sept.
= Gie bieiigen Sabrifanten baben
in elmer @eriammlung beibloiien lid)
nit Dem &orihlas einperitanoen 81
erflGren, oaB Die BON ben MngelteIl-
ten Der bieiigen @aumipoa Sabrifen
geitelte Sorberung Der Grbobung Der
Mrbeitslobne Der itaatlid)en Germit-
telungs : Gommiiiion urterbreitet
miro. Bon bem@ eibluB mrrbe Der
SefretGr Der Fertile Council brieflid
in aenntniB geiett unO, GA Die Union
iid idon fir cine idiebsridterlihe
Gntideioung erflGrt bat, 10 erlpartet
man nun cine ireunoidaftlide Belle.
gnng Der Sitteren5en.
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Ben getreten. SIS iino 5ublreite er.
beblide S%crlcsungen genleloet NOR
ben.
Sroen iii Sngenieure.
Gen Sngenielren, melbc alf Der
iilllgltcn oenfruiiroigen Sabrt oes
Zeppelin 3" nod Der 3eidsboupt-
itobt inter Den ungiinitigiten Ser
baltniiien Grituunlihes leiiteten, lit,
mie aus Sriebribsbufen gemeloet
miro, cine %beionoere Mnerfennung al
5beil geporoen. Sic mllroen iGmmt.
lid ourd Die 8erleibuns bon Srben
allsge3eihnet.
30 Gle Horbpol. Sebbe.
Gie bieiigen 9lGtter perbalten Iid)
Dem Noropol"4 Streit gegeniiber res
ierpirt iino lparten Eeurp's &iidfebr
iln0 oeIien Material ab. Gs miro
jeooh beroorgebobenL onB es Elm nn-
erirclllihes SAauipiel fem wiirbe,
ipenn iid ole beioen Soriber, Or.
Gopf uno COMMANDER Hearp, perion-
Iit %beieboeter. Ser geriht, Delden
Or. Goof Dor Der @ eogrnpbiihen @e-
ieai6oit inaopenbagen eritattete, bot
bier enttGuift, DC er nihts Meues
brobte l1nb oli Die 3ufunft pertro-
itete. Or. Goot bat Die an i'm err
gangene Ginlooung Der gerliner
@eograpbii6cn 8eieaidaft, nad Der
Heibsbauptitaot 81 fomnlen, fir ipd-
ter ungenommeil.
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@aKcroinite amf benz Hlameten
M0rS.

Gan 6ranciscp, 8. Sept. =
Sod elmer angabe oes Troi. u. 90.
Gcmpbell, Gireftors Der 2id'idell
Stcrnmdrtet iinS orrd Die ioeben bon
Moint @bitneD 5uriidgefebrte afro
nomiide expedition Yetpeiie erlanet
mcroen, oaB aui Dem Ylaneten Mars
&aiierbiinlte eriitiren. Gic Mltro-
nomlcn baben, wie oerielbe iogt, in
1orm Don photographer, Die anf
opn @ipfel Ses Serges auiaenom-
men Doroen iiEo, mwioerleglihe Be-
meiie oaiiir. oab lebenoe 8eien atf
htm Wars eriltiren f0nncn.
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Ter Hlntlidnben in COLORADO.

SeIIurioe,iGol. 8. September.
Ger Sdaoen. ben Oas Sodwaiier
tom Sonntas uno @ontoa anaeridl-
tet bat, miro uuf 100000 bis
100000 peraniflagt. Nidt cine
ein5ige BON oe1t 9riidcn iiber oei,
San Misuel.Hiper itebt mebr, uto
es miro einise 3eit baiern, che Der
ncrmalc Gerfcbr oiif Der .Genpcr
uno Mio Characterization" mieoer
aIfgenommen mer0en fann. Cine
Srau lit bel Dem Sod)maiicr ertrln-
ten.
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Mommt Moblpm criticaen.

@iinepeg, Wan., 8. Sept. =
@ie befannt geseben miro. tit Ser
M!ount Aobion, Ser boditc Yunft Der
canaoilden Jeliengebirge, am 10.
@usnit bonn 8eu. Ga ainnep pom
Gictoria, 3. g.. erfolSreid beitiegen
roroen. Ter Berg bat cine Sobe
BON $4,000 SUP iii,o - iino sun.
oerte BON eriolgloien Veriuden &C.
inadt uoroen, i'm 81 crflimmcn.
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Nemer Observation-Disclosures

San 6raneisco, gaI., 8.
september Tr. Benjamin Soc
&beeler, Der Yrdiibent Ser llriper.
iitdt bon GalifornierL aebt i'm 2auie
oIeier Wode BON bier nadb Berlin ab,
nm an Der oortisen llniperiitat i'm
@eriolg oes pam Gaiier @ilbelm al.
geresten Eroieioren Austauides
iipilter gmerifa uno TeutidIana
cine &eibe bon 8~orleiuneen 81 bal.
ton. er miro oamit Der IahioIser
oes Graiioenten &ablep BON Der
~yale-" upo oes Yroieiiors YurseB
con Der rGolumbia +. llniperiitdt,"
melfe in Den lesten Sabren @ortrGge
III Berlin gebaIten baben.
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Jrau Huiiea Gage Fat anl6B-
lid ibres so. @eburtstases Der eriten
&resbpterianer. Qirbe in !Spracnle,
N.-Y, gum Anbenfen an lire gltern,
luclde oieie Stride emit beiudt ia.
Zen, $4,000 geid)enft, nadoem lie
fir oieIelbe Stride porber idon smei
Gcoddtnib- Jenitern I'M Mertbe Don
$4,000 geid)enft bate.
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fen. 81"
Hcm 0urf, 8. Septen,ber. -
Ser friibere @aIfiihfGnger.G Captain
uno icsige pIrctic @lub".S efret1r ..
g. Sbion, Der bereits an 9ienitag
cillen beitigen gngriff atf Georp
mad)te, mar alBer iif, ols er geiterl1
ociien %nelleite Gepeiden las. nYearp
beboliptet oliu, baB Or. Goof oos
Sonb ME aus oenl @elibt perloren
babe, lpctterte er. .To, er lit Gin
2iigner, unb id werbe ibn1 bos ms
@ciidt idatn!" VIZ va
rGiciere Safir ioa MIR crit beim.
fommen, baum miro er 'lpoS erfab.
rem, iubr Sev erbellss Seebdr fort.
Sc mebsT 81. Gnof su peroGd)ti.
gen perfuht; Oeito tiefcr gfabt er fem
eigenes @rnb. SoboiA er Gem.Dorf
CREDIT, iueroen 9raolep, i6 unb On.
oere Iffioapits peroffentliden, Sic
i'm ais Den grobten 5afir branbmar.
fen, Sen bas 2attD iemnls, %berpor9e,
brudt Got. 81. Goof ipeib piel iiber
i'm, aber er lit Elm Gentleman uuo
idhpieg bisber. SEPT, iuc Yeorp i'm
gum Sdiuinbler 81 Itempeln periudJt,
miro Der 9oftor iebof reben uno iei.
men &iberiater 10 ticf begroben, Dob
Nienlano i'm Reconsideration fonn."
Sic IffiOopits, Die i6 bette, ltam.
men bon 5rallde, Dem 9egleiter Or.
Gpof's, nnb 5pei friiberen Mitglie-
Germ Der Wannidoft oes Georp'ihen
Grpeoitionsihiffes nNooiepelt", Dem
Stelporb @bite nnb Dem Matrolen
Sobnion", ioete Der Captain meiter.
v@bitc crlan9tc cine 81 sena,le
&enntniB Ser Yldne- Yaarp's uuo
muroc oesbolb bon oemlelben beinl.
geifidt. Sobnion erlitt bel elmer
Goaiiion Der .&%ooiepelt" nit einem
GiSberg &erlesungcn, Die i'm 5ilr
Tiidfebr nud Meiu.s)orf 5tpongen.
gIs Srnnde BON Sap Sbpmos Sub.
barb III anotof %anlangte, eri,lbr er,
oab Eearp III Gtab iei. Wtit oeu glri-
Scidlnungen unb Yrieien Or. Coos
in cinem fleinen Softer ihleppte er
iid oortbin, ober obgleiG cr am Sfor-
but lit, erbieit er nid)t einmal cine
Cafe &oifee, bis 8earp eriltbr. bab
er Gotnmellte uno 9riefihaften bon
Ct. Goof in ieinem @eIit bate"
~giner meii,er 3eiteen beidlport,
Dab Yearp oen bon 6ronde mitge-
brahten Softer 'Oiinetc", idloB Der
alte Seenlonn. nGr Job Die MufScid)-
nungen Or. Goof's ourd ,lno erbrod)
ol!d) einen @riei, Ben bieier an feline
Srau 9cridtet batte. Spdter ihricb
CT an 6ran Goof. baB ibr 8otte Elm
Sdwinoler iei. @r iuiiieu aud), mel
de @eripredungen Eeorp tinb Vriog-
man Dem iulgen Mcne Walace ab.
%nabnlen, olS lie i'm nady ieiner gron-
lonoiid)en Seimatb 5ilriidbeforoer'
ten" ais 5tsafM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Siticrer Nngriif ami Gearp.

SetretGr Sblon benlln5irt i'm ols
2iigncr unb nSofir". = @iu feline
@nflogen oofumentariih bcluei.
fen. q"
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
THINK HARD
It Pays to Think About Food.

The unthinking life some people lead
often causes trouble and sickness, IL
Illustrated in the experience of a lady
in Fond Du Lac, Wis.
about four years ago / suffered
dreadfully from indigestion, always
having eaten whatever l liked, not
thinking of the digestible qualities.
This indigestion caused palpitation of
the heart SO badly l could not walk up
fight of stairs without sitting down
once or twice to regain breath and
strength.
Il became alarmed and tried dieting,
wore my clothes very loose, and many
other remedies. but found no relief.
Hearing of the virtues of Grape
Nuts and Postum, l commenced using
them in place of my usual breakfast of
coffee, cakes, or hot biscuit, and in
one weeks time l was relieved of sour
stomach and other ills attending indi-
gestion. In a months time my heart
was performing it's functions naturally
and / could climb stairs and hills and
walk long distances.
Il gained ten pounds in this short
time, and my skin became clear and
completely regained my health and
strength. / continue to use Grape
Nuts and Postum for l feel that owe
my good health entirely to their use
There's a Reason"
Il like the delicious favour of Grape
Nuts and by making Postum accord
ing to directions, 1t tastes similar to
mild high grade coffee"
Read "The Road to MELVILLE" in pkgs
Ever read the above Ietters new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true and full of human
interest
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
Einhtina Tuberculosis.

Three large fraternal orders are at
present conducting sanatoria for their
tuberculous members. The Royal
League, the first order to take up this
form of work in the United States,
has a sanatorium at Black Mountain,
North Carolina. The Modern Wood
men have recently opened a sanator-
ium at Colorado Springs, and the
Knights of Pythias, one at the East
Las Vegas, New Mexico. The Royal
Arcanum and the Brotherhood OF
American Yeomen will consider prop
ositions at their coming grand coun-
ellis for the erection of similar insti-
tutiOns
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
Our Wonderful, Language.

"Out of sight in that gown, isn't
she?" observed a gentleman in the
balcony, pointing to Mrs. de Koltay,
who occupied front seat In one OF
the lower tier of boxes.
"Out of sight? Well. hardly. 1t
strikes me it is the other way about"
responded his companion dryly.
Which goes to show the elasticity
of the American language, which says
one thing and means another. 1t also
shows-but, upon second thought, we
must respectfully but firmly decline
going into any further details--Bohe
mian
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27

Mamma, does God watch over and
take care of me when | am asleep?'
suddenly asked little Marjory one
evening after she had said her prayers
and was ready to be tucked into her
crib
"Why, yes, dear; of course He does"
replied her mother
We'll" said Marjory doubtfully,
"He didn't keep very good watch last
night. | woke up twice and found the
blankets all off,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27

Bathing in the snow is common
custom In Russia.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27
READY FOR ANY CONTINGENCY
Second Wife Has Put on File Accurate
Record Of Mothers" Pos
sessions.

An Atchison woman who married
widower, and who is wise beyond her
time. has filed a most peculiar docu-
ment in the courts. 1t is to this ef'
feet: my husbands first wife left
two petticoats Of cotton, and one OF
wool, all badly worn; one old corset
two pairs OF hose, two house dresses,
three shirt waists, one dress skirt,
thin gold ring. hair switch. a gold
breastpin, one pair of house slippers
and winter coat. | have had them
carefully itemized and sworn to be-
| fore notary and they nowelie sealed
in the attic of our home. This docu-
ment goes on record to forestall any
further litigation from my step-chil-
dren for the possession of mothers
things If at any time they want
mothers things ! will be glad to turn
the sealed box over to them. Lin
coin State Journal.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-05-27

Now, Mary" said her mistress.
"you must come to the door of the draw
ing room and say: Breakfast is ready,
and supper is ready, but dinner Is
served
The newly corralled domestic in
wardly digested the concise instruc-
tons, and that evening convulsed the
guests who were awaiting the an
nouncement of dinner by stepping be-
tween the portieres, dropping a
courtesy and repeating: Breakfast is
ready, and supper is ready, but dinner
is ser-r-ved!"