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niche in Ezras heart, and gets the very best grain the farm affords.
 The secret of all this is that the one egg Betsy laid contained on its. shell a raised water line map of the spot where old Jeremiah Burt, Ezra's great-grandfather buried his gold at the time of the reyo- lutionary war, and with the aid of this map Ezra recovered the treasure Just how much this was no one has been able to find out but it is known that the mort gage on the farm has been paid off and the Burt family is living in comforts
 The Burts gave up hunting for the se- creted wealth 40 years ago, after they had searched and dug until they were tired out. They knew that the paternal Burt sunk his gold somewhere in the earth and went off to war without telling his fam fly where he had placed it, further than that 1t was on the farm.
 Last summer gypsy came along sell ing beads and laces and offered to go into trance and solve the treasure riddle, provided Ezra bought a dollars worth of her wares. Burt took up the offer, and in her trance the woman said that come day an old scrawny hen would lay an egg on which would be found a map. If this were followed the treasure would be found. Ezra thought he was "stung," but he paid the dollar.
 Nothing more happened until a month ago, when Betsy was found in the wood box behind the kitchen stove rIorrified at the idea of having a hen in her k.tch- en, Mrs. Burt shooed her out and was surprised to find an egg nestlng in the shavings. The egg had peculiar raised lines on the shell, and Ezra was called. He remembered the prophecy of the gyp- sy and carefully studied the shell. Sure enough, there was a map with a little star at the base of an old maple tree in the sugar orchard.
 With pick and shovel Burt set forth. and an hour later returned with a dis colored copper soap kettle heavy with gold. The family kept the secret until the mortgage was paid, when it became common property. All efforts to get Ezra to tell how much money he found in the kettle have failed.
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for it. At that time I was only fourteen years old.
 Now, understand, I am not going to take your next story, Miss Libbey, he told me.
 Oh, why not, MT. Bonner, if I make it good enough?' I pleaded. I was much wrought up and dreadfully cast down. The disappointment was terrible.
 Because it will do you good to go round among the publishers a bit,' he answered.
 "Don't you ever take second. book from any author?' I asked.
 Very seldom,' he answered.
 That's how I began to write. My first success came with the publication of Miss Midddleton's Lover, and since then have been writing constantly"
 Looking at her. it seemed difficult to believe that this delightful, youthful lady In the capacious chair of blue stamped leather was the author of Don't Tell Mama; zeta, the oil Kings Sweetheart; and about eight-and-seventy other pro- auctions.
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REGGIO AND MESSINA AS
 WAS SEEN BY A NATIVE
By ANTONIO MANeANo.

buildings were below the water level, but as the boat neared the shore the water line fell and the buildings rose The splendid harbor was always scene or activity. Ships and small craft of every description crowded one another for landing places along the Marina (Corso Vittorio Emanuelle). The substantial row of buildings facing the harbor was used for stores and offices. It was in one of these buildings that our American consul late had it's quarters. Just above the Marina were the beautiful public gardens, while beyond these was the section of the shore that was reserved for the bathing pavilons.
 Messina was at all times a prosperous city-more so than Reggie. Her records show that in spite of the fact that hun dreds of immigrants left her port every year. her population was steadily in creasing, mainly by immigration from other ports of Italy. This was probably due to a great extent to her large and ex- cellent harbor and her commanding posi- tion on the strait, which made her the connecting link between Sicily and the mainland. All through trains for Pa1er- ma or Syracuse must pass through Mes sina The city was well built and modern looking. On pleasant evenings-and Mes sina has many of them-the streets and brilliantly lighted cafes were filled with well dressed and happy people. Walk ing through the city you came occasion ally upon little piazzas which were orna- mented with palms and flowers and per haps a fountain in the center
 The city has been through so many dis asters that it contained fewer monuments of the past than most Italian cities. Its most ancient building was the cathedral, a Norman structure of the eleventh cen tury which had been demolished and re- stored so many times that little of the original building remained.
 The splendid drive from Messina to Faro Is one never to be forgotten On the one side lie the blue waters of the strait, which come close to the edge of the road-on the other the towering noun
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Something NelO Tn
 Draperies

Just received a full line of solid colored washable draperies, with creton borders to match. This is the latest fad for bed room drapery.
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Birmingham Proof.

Daniel Pardue. 4415 So. Second avenue. Birmingham, Ala, says: q have just as much faith in Doan's Kidney Pills today as when l recommended them over a year ago. They are a most reliable kid ney remedy, in fact, the only one 1 know of that is a sure cure for kidney disease. l suffered from this complaint the first symptom being a pain in my back and Joins. Having Doan's Kidney Pills brought to my attention I procured a box at E. B. Norton's drug store, and had only taken them short time when I could see that I was being helped By the time that I had used the contents of two boxes l was free of kidney trouble and felt better than l had before in years. Doans Kidney Pills proved Of benefit to me after all other remedies tried had failed and for that reason I evil never tire of prnisiae theln."
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A Don. Too.
From Everybody's Magazine.

From Everybody's Magazine
 One of this years crop of Rhodes schol- ars tells the following:
 An Oxford don who had been humoring his only failing Chanced upon a couple of oval bathtubs. He disposed himself snugly in one of them and inverted the other over him. Later a party of scholars discovered the tubs and carefully raised the top one to investigate.
 "Sh-h," remonstrated the enclosed don, I'm an oyster!"
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Meant Her Invitation.

From the Delineator
 / Mrs. Simmons. who had been spending the day with Mrs. Mayes, was preparing to go home Susie. who had been very troublesome all day, begged her earnestly to stay to supper
 "Why, dearie," said Mrs. Simmons, 'I did not know you were so fond of me-
 Tt ithn't that. Mitheth Thimmonth," :" said Susie, honestly; Mother thath the'th going to give me good, thound ath thoon ath you go home."
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MAP ON A HENS EGG.
1t Guides Vermont Man to the Discov-
 cry of Lost Gold.

Tyson Cvt.) Dispatch to the New York
 World.
 Ezra Burt, who lives about a mile east of the Corners, has a hen which no amount of money will buy. It is a scrawny, disappearing fowl, with bedrag- gled feathers and a semi-bald head and what is more IL has laid only one egg in its entire two years existence. Still, old Betsy, as the hen is called, has
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action is restored through curing the Kidneys, the dangerous uric acid is once more expelled from the blood and dan ger Of gravel. stone, drcSsy, heart trou- ble, diabetes and Brights disease re- moved.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for sick kid neys In old or young. There is not a particle of narcotic or poisonous drugs in this remedy It is recommended pub licly by thousands
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Back to Earth.

From the Smart Set.
 Automobllist-What advantage has the airship over the motor car?
 Aeronaut-Well for one thing you can always be sure of making good time on the return trip.
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Never Again.

From the Smart Set
 Bessie-And are you fascinated by your fiance?
 Tessie-Fascinated, You ought to see the cute way he kisses me under the chin.
 Bessie-Yes, it is cute; I taught him that.
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Der @beleute 9Obn Sermann uon Sntcr'
man, 1T SOnntas WtOrssn Der Siucer'
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SOrbaben uerbinoert.
- Die auseftelltsn oes Runbbauies
Der &ebisb Balleg @iienbabn i'm @orton
9of, bic fur cine 9ObnerbObuns pom 25
@ents uno einsn nsun Stunoen Gag on
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YOrbuben bemsrften uno caiielbe psr'
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- Sn 9tanticote purbe am Dieuftas
nit srosem @utbuiiasmus Elm neues
Staats Soipital erDffnet.
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benz bic aobteuiuOuitrie bGbier ibreu
gufIdwuns uerbunft, itarb Samita9
Wiorssu I'M sllter BON 76 Sabren. Sic
mar eiue ssb. @ongusbam.
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rid Said eiuem SsrIi6laSe; er mar 81
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S8illis mag wieoer einen slufidub erbal
ten, beuu elm peiees Wtdobeu namen
HoIaliuo Billiame put am WfOuta9 oi
ausiase 9emudt, ouB niht Der 9tsse
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dens seweisert, einen slufi6nb Der au
beute auSeiesten Sinri6tuns ;u 81
md9reu.
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aaubbeit Fam nidt aebeilt iper

3aubbeit Fam nibt eebeift pers
BEN burh IpfaIs AppIieatiOufu, psil iit ben iran.
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Der II bur& eOnifimticntas SsilmitttI. 3aubbdi
pirb eurt ttnsn tntjlucttsu 3uifdnb br itfi.
mistu Ausilrbuns Der sufa&ii6tn &bbrt pn.
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Sal's 5amiIisn piIlsn iinb bic btitn.
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auenue.
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Bon Der Sabfeite.

Serr Otto Robiuion 1T on Stsle
oss usrft. s. u. Oieiser gum Prdiiosu'
ten Der Stanbarb Sremins So. sr'
pablt morben.
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s(psnus, fturb DOnneritus UiOrsen unO
purbe Srsitas i'm 9atbeorals 5riebbof
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uno SOiepb @uu5 BON Gin Strabe
wuroen Wtittwoh 8ormittas in Der
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bOi.
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uns ibres beliebteu Piurrers Pster @briit
in elmer @eile. Die Der 9emeinoe gum
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Der turien 3eIt ws9en feinen ausfiibr'
liden Seridt brinseu. neroeu bies aber,
menu m0slih. in ndditer hummer tbun.
rnlele bsr,lihite @ratulation Der &C.
meinoe unO Oem Seelior9er!
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am Sreitas 9iaht Oa,u iub, oaB BIZ
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Sdpdbiiden 8ranfen uuteritiisuus'
8srsins in Der Grbsiter Sulls ftatt uni
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men sic alio 3u Der Seier uno uersnii
gen sic iid uad SsrSsnsluit, es wirt
sic ni6t sersueu.
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Stabtratb.
6eIect Council. Z. Sfty

Stltlt SuuHbtI - S~t'SSN'
Direttor Der Sffsutliden Siderbsit
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- 9lus pislen Tbeileu oes 2unoes
weroen S6nssfdlle semelcet.

FUNtVNFF ~kIFFsFT0FF0 D7'''EE0F'
- Das gbbrennen uon Sreubeu'
feuern on ben llferu bes 9ubiOn BON
@opernOrs SslanO bis 8atsrforO, bill.
bette Sumitu9 sIbsnO ben OffiSiellen
SdluB Der SuOiou.SultOu.Seier.
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&rtmiual 6ertht.

Charles Us. Botter, Der fih i6ulbil
betannte, einen Ntuuu in elmer Benr
sluenue 8irtbiduft I'M $16O erlei6tsri
Su buben, muB neuu MtOnute @efdne'
nip abiisen.
Die SriiOer Charles unb Benjamin
Sngoer, welde bic @elOipinbe in Der
Sreas Ntiible in Dunmors beraubten,
betanuten ii6 i6ulOiS. Benjamin pur'
be Der SuntinstOn RefOrmi6uls iibsr'
wieien uuO @burles auf BarOle ent'
lahen.
&bOmas Rsillp, Der ;wei YferOs bru,
tai miBbanOelts. wurOe su sebu WtOna.
ten @efdu9uiB perurtbeilt.
@bwarO Yuruid, oes 0isbitabls iiber.
ftbrt, enttum nit 80 Gussu @siansniB.
- Sei @reenburs, "a, purbe leste
BO9e elm iun9er Oiessr, 9Ips slrO nit
0iamsn, SrIpu6t, Der Dor eiuissu RO.
nuten stnsu FFuuSer crldOHsn bate.
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StraBs purbe Seftsru Wtittas in Der
@apOuie 3eds BON sinem Soblenfull &C.
trOfisn unO man fiiratste, OuB isiu
Riidsrut ssbro9en lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-14

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Raitor Sobu u. 8suoer in ieinsr UOb'
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