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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

5uI5ihniecrci lit Sic Yaiiion 3ur
S~lpcilcn Scbcnsdufgnbe gclpproen, Der
Tie bcu 3cbent ibrcs 2cbens. jcbcs
6cbntc Sabr. 'Tclbitlps hnrbrillecr.
Scnn nit Der Sage ihant cs fir Den
.cill3clncn Iihuirfcnhcn luirihig ans;
lie betrd8t bnrfihHittlid Iliht picl
ilbcr picrblnpcrt Mdrf. Sa pcrbicntc
CT lid bcim rSdnitcln" mcbr. Snz
bca ncnft CT On 8pttcslubn mo ltid)t
gnuS nbic llnrcdt an icin ~b6hercS
&ilnltlcrtbnm". bus i'm affriftct mn
nit cinigcm Stol5c bcicclt.
81 bicicm Sberammtcrgni nm nno
icirlen Sciuobncrn babe ih lcit picr5ig
Sabrcn Die lcbbnftcitc E%ciallng, nber
mir ut cs nidt pcraGnlt gcrpcielt, Den
10 bcrilbmt geiporOencn Srt jc ctnmal
81 icbcn. HatiirIih ipultc MAJ
9cruNc IN Den Spiclinbrcn pnbci Iein,
lilo Oh mar es nun - iuic gclagt
huS frcmbc Siiblifliu. bdS midi ItctS
5iriidgcIdredt bat. is gibt ia gctuiR
3anicnbc oarnnter, bic 10 mcincn iuic
i'd, bias 8rps aber lit icnc itabtiihc
Wcnsc, bic iibcraa babel icin muf,
,uu cs iuic Seniatipn rird,t, iinb jenc
Mt~oocmcnihcn, bic nit ibrcm Sfcpti.
5ismns nnb GpniSmus allc id,6me Ha=
tiirlihfeit uno Mcuidjcuinnerliffcif
pcrncrbcn. :
limo CT bat Hcht!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Wie utangenebme SoIaeu es bas
ben Tam, tpenn- @ingeipanberte, bic
Sabre lang bier5ulanbe gefpobnt boz
ben. cine 8eife in's Guslanb maiden,
5eigt Der San bon 8enebift gpner,
Der NIT ieincr 8attin unb einem feds
Sabre alien &inbe bon elmer 8eIudss
reiie mad Dem Sbtpabenlanbe suriidz
febrte, nafhem er 81 Sabre in Wanz
battan. y. D., gelebt bat. or BAT BEL
ieiner 8iidfebr aiisgefunben. bah cs
nidt lebr flllg bon linn mar, bab er
es berabidlmt bate, 8iiraer Der
Der. Stadten 3u iperben. Seine
8attin bate ii6 auf benz Sampfer
cine TerleBung 5%uge3ogen. uno i'm
fol9e beiien nurbe lie nab benz
SoIpital alf ellis Sslanb iiberiiibrt,
nnb Der 8ntte unb bus &inb, ipseIdes
bier geboren lit. muBten ebenfals
na6 Der Sniel oes @leDbs tpanbern.
Der Mann iulrbe nit ben nielen
9niiermannf6 en @eitalten. bic iid
inter ben. betinirten ginipanbererrl
%befinben, NIT ieinem &inbe einaes
pferdbt unb mD6te germ fort. gr bat
ltd oesipegen an ben 8ertretcr ser
Seutihen 8eieIlifaft geipenbet, Der
periufen tpirb, feline gntIaTung Al
erpirfeu.
ltnter Den Ius9eidloIenen auf
ellis Sslano befanb Ii6 audi Ger 20
Sabre alte Ilois Selmiiler aus Chi
cago. per iieben Sabre irh 2anbe llrb
9eiibef elmer 8dderei mar, ais er Die
3ciIe in bic alte Seimatb antrat. Or
bate bel ieiner Ibfabrt in Gbicdao
feline Satin unb iein 3inb 3uriidaez
laien. Ils Selmiiqer nit benz
Sampfer naniier 8ilbelm Der @roBe"'
5uriidfebrte, ipurbe er bon ben gins
ipanberun9sz Ger5ten 5iir llnteriuduua
5iriidseiteat, Die nad,ber erfldrten, baB
er an Suberfuloie leibe. Snfolse bcs
dr5tliben Ntteites tpurbc er ailsae@
ifloiien. ga er elm 8eipobner bes
2anbes ut, uitb berartiae YrG5ebenss
fdae porlasen. 10 appelirte Der 8ers
treter Der Seutihcn @eielI6nft 9eaen
bas Seportationsnrtbeil. unb es trai
bann aus @aibington bic Srbrc elm,
ben Wnnn 5u5nlniien. !SeImiiIler
bradte einen iugenbliden Gerpanbten
NIT, Der lpcgen ieines Tlters alisgee
ifloiicn ipurbe. gud aeacn bieies
Sepprtationsurtbeil lpnr6c bon Dem
Yertreter Der Seutihen @cicaIdaiI
appellirt. nno and in biciem Sale
lplirbe Die 3ulaiiuns anaeorrnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
{ &on cincu 2cicr bicicr 3citune,
Neuiakrs'6

Sns altc Snbr ecbt ieiilem Gltbc
ciii9c9cl. onS ncilc mill icineh Gintritt
baltcn. @crn mir nm Dos alto ssabr
bctrndltea llb 5iIriid penfen, . baz
ben mir iibcr lnier eigcncS Sbnn lno
Sunocln 5ll urtbeilcn2 Sic 2cicr
bic'cr 3citnng limb mciifens aatboz
ltfen ltno babcn bod iihsrlid) cin &C.
lpi1cn 6i l1tcrilider. Sa aibt CO
Wiclcs n%df5ulcben. lpie man bas alto
sSdbr pcrlebt bat ln1b pb ma IN,
nelicn Sabre niht @ieIcs, Sielcs All
pcrbeilcrn bat. % iebc man NAL
p%prerit, oh man elm cd1ter Gbriit in
Wort mo Sbat aetpeien lit. Tlrt Die
9litcn Sbatcn zines iebcn WtenIfen
madden piel mebr ginbrud als Bortc.
@ortc obnc Eboten unc Icrfe iinb
luic Seoern IN ben 8inb gelhiittet; Tic
9cbcil perloren ph,,e etfpds su I~eiitcn.
llno Der @brgeia 1T beut5utasc Elm iebr
9robes 1lebel.
Iuh bat Der Weib Bel pieIen gtenz
ld)en ilberbdnb genomn1en, baS tic,
obtd,on tie fih briiiten lfnb 0ffentlid,
prablcn-gnte aatbolifen an fem, bod,
ibrem Hebennenfd)en nidts Suites
goniten. gs .itidt" iie, ipenn Der
Nebcninenlh gut nb mnb fleibig mo
Ipdriam' tit, bnnit er feline alien Snac
rlbt9 nno obne barte Irbcit ucrs
brtn9en fanit. Sds dber fam Scr
gnnerc nidt nit nniebeil iinb er pcrz
lid1t Iles. I'M ieinen eliidlihcreu
Nebennlcrlbcn 5m >nerbddtiacn urb
nn5ildnmr6 Or berleumbet ihn
llnp frdst lid, nid1t. Oh ct and bicIe
Iusiasen belpeiien fam. linn Gin
lulHer @tenif prablt baum nod init
leiiler Religion unb nennt lid, eiuen
guten adtbolif. Colder aatboIifer
9ibt es leiber 8ottes iiberaG.
Ser gbr9ei5 Fat id]on Monden
banferott semadt unb bat fhon biel
llnbeil geltiftet unb Der Neiber bat
lfon Wandem cine CRUDE aegro6en,
aber lit oft ielbit bineinaefaIIen. 9as
limb ltntlisenben, bie fih nid1t Bel
etnem gilten &atborifen porfinben
Iouten.
8enn tai bns meni6IiGc 2ebeu
bent5ntage betraftet, finbet man, bnS
es gars n1bers tpie bel llns in Der
alten Setnatb lit. getrahtet 4. 9.
ben Hrieieritailb in SeutfhlanS. So
ipiro Der Srielter ni6t fir cine aes
ipobnlife 8erfon angeieben. IA adbtet
nno ebrt bas Bolt ben Yrieiterltdnb
nod. gs marc biel Ieidter fir bic
Srieiter in bieiem 2anb 5n ipirfen,
ipenn mar linen Die ~oebiibrenpe
Idtlng ,erfpieien tpiirbe. Sus berz
anlabtc Die anberssldlbiaen audi,
iiniere Srieitcr better gu bcbanbelu.
alio laBt ms int neren Sabre Den
Toriab faifen. Die fhle6ten Suaenben
oes aatbolifen. tpie SaB. 9teib, SaIIhz
belt. 8erleumbnns. gbrab1hneibuna
ETC., NIT benz alien Sabre 81 beard@
ben. benn NIT iolfen Gaden ihaoet
man am gnbe ii6 feIbit mebr mic
anbern. %. g. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
ue,aiatr In Paris.

Die Site Der Neuiabrs6einde lit
III Den 8ereinigten Staaten siemlit
gelffpunoen. tpeniaitens I'M Yripnts
leoet,, aber IN Yaris, ipie in anberen
Staoten Sranfrei6's bcitcbt lie unaes
id)tpd6t ipcitcr. 8dbrenb in Den acrz
ntantlden Sdnbern @cibnabteu, bos
alte Set Der 8interIonnenrpenSc,
ipeltlib unb fir6Iid bauptidhlid, ace
tetert fptro, bat linn in Srantrcif Ser
Nenldbrstag (le jour De rnn) ON
teItlid}cr 9~ebeutine bcn Iana aboes
laiifer. Srobbem in Yaris Der Sao
geippbnlth raubes, tribes lii,b naiies
Wetter init lid brilgt u1o Die Gtras
BEN nthts ipeniser ais einlabenb aus
leben, iiebt mon Snuienbe in Sad@
ldliibcn uho Salonan5iieen Die Srotz
totrs ODER S~cifentpe9e entlana ellen
ober on ben Strabeneden auf bic beute
Defenders tart in gniprlid aenpmmez
men Sobnflbrtperfc iparten. gac
Welt lit auf Den 9einen, I'M Aeus
jdbrsbein6e at MAIDEN uub al ems
pfnngcn. Sn Den arciIen Der 9fcaies
rlin9, bonn bDfiten bis gum untcriten
Seamten, nnb Der Sffi5iere Der be-
ipaffneten gta6t aeboren Die Geuz
le15rsbeiife 5u ben Sunftionen bes
Cages. Ser Hrdiibent Der Hepublif
uno Der &ilitdrsouperneur bon Yas
ris e%mpfan9en ibrc 9eiu6cr nit aroz
Sem Yomp. in fcicrlitcr unb ccrcz.
monioier Weiie. SclbitpertGnolid
BADEN Die Ysuiabrs : GmpiGnoe bes
Srdiibenten. 1eitbem Srantreid ieis
men Stang ais tonangebenoe Wtaft
Suropa's eingebiiBt bat, nift mebr
Die pplitiife 9ebeutune, ipclde ieiners
5eit Die Neniabrscmpfdnee Des Sat-
Icrreid)es beiaben, alS Die gdn5e De
plomdtie NIT Spannun9 auf sic
MeuBerungcn Napolepn's, bon benen
&rteg ober Sriebe G6bin0, nnrtete.
Gber fir Die Sdaulllit Der Barrier
limb lie nod immer intcreiant acrlio
nnb 9roBe @olfsmeugsn umldgern
bas yglbice", Die 8pbnung Dcs sra
~lioenten, unb bas .Sotel Ser Snpalis
BEN, ipcldes Den Wilitdrgpuperneur
b%eberber9t. Inn iib nm aublid Der
llniformpradt Der Notwithstanding
ianten gu ipeibeu. Sober Wtiniitcr
uno ieoer giirenuGef empfdnst feline
llnterbcamten. Inn Damn icIbit bel lei
mem 8orgeiesten Die ihulbi9c 0iiitc
d%b3uitntten. In bieiem Suge befomntt
MAJ eiuen 8esriff bon Der urgebeu
rem 3abl bon @eamten. NIT melder
Die 8epnblit Sranfreid geiegnet lit.
Sas 9eamtenipeien (ober llnpeicn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
aus enslans.
Die idlimmite lleberih,uemmnng felt
30 Sabren. - TreubigeS Greigz
niR. - aiibne 9uftihifier.

Sonpon, 20. SeS. 10. Sit
i6limmite lleberi6tpemmina ieit. sc
Sabren bat England beimgeiutt mi
peripiiitct l~lneebeure Streden bes
Sanbes. @om 1. Se5ember ab bat es,
NIT Nusnabme bon 5ipei Saaen, be-
ltanoig 9ereenet. @eite @ebiete linz
iiberidtpemmt. in pielen Sbeilen itebt
oas 8aier ~ SUB tief. Sn pielcn
Srti6aften leben Die ginipobner in
ben oberen Stpdiperten ibrer SGuier.
Die GARNER erleiben i6pere @erluite.
Cine groBe ueberidipeinmuna orobt
I'M Sbemiez Sbal. Ter Slub lit I'M
Senlebz9 iitrift nm 10 Soq pdbrenb
Der lesten SO Stuubcn geitieaen llnb
bat aus9ebebnte 2anbitreden iibers
flutbet. ,
Seute fegte elm i6perer Stilrm
iiber Die &iiite bin. Der in Den iees
tpdrts 9elegenen Srti6aften bctrddlts
li6e 3eripiiitIngen mri6tete. Su
8prtbins. Saitiuss, Cones unb Sobcr
ipurben Die gegen bas Neer erri6teten
S6leod,nme lpesgeipiilt unb Sano
gu Sauienbeus bon Sonnen i'll ben
StrnBen a%bgelagert.
Sn Der lluigebung bes Strarbes
itnb Sduier iiberflutbet unb gaften
an Den Stranb geihleubert iporben.
Cine In5nbl bon flcinercn Sdiffss
unfdlen miro gemelbet. Slui Ser S1be
bon SbeerueB fcntcrte Elm Senber oct
britiifen &rie9sflotte, Der BON 6unbert
Watroien beieBt mar. Die auf @eibz
n~aftsurlaub an 2anb gebcn poQten.
Sabci fnnben fiinf Wldnn ben Sob
bur6 @rtrinfen! Die Inberen pitrz
DEN gerettet.
Sn Yortsmoiitb bat Die iflpere Gee
bctrddtlihell Sd)oeeu an9eriftet.
49,
Sm Budingbam Yalait in Spnbon
eripartet ma im Wdrs Die @e6urt
zines ainbes bes aonigspaares. IS
lit Dies bns erite Wal lett 81 Sa6ren,
baB III bieiem YaIait elm Yrin5 ODER
cine Srin6clitn Beboreu Nipirb. Sas
lebte Sinh bes a~DuigspuareS lit Der
am II. Suli 1905 9cborenc Yrin5
Sobn CHARLES.
8ie ans Sopcr, @il9ldnb, perlnlls
let, bat Der engliiGe apiatifer, 8ras
bame 8bite, Der ifon mebrere Ialc
nbgeitiirSt ut pbne ie idJlpere 8erz
Icbiutgen bauoil 5t trageu nisber eina
nal Slid 9ebabt. Sein acrpplau
itilr6tc anl Is. Sc5ember ipdbrenb
cincs Srobcilugcs. Der in ciuem beftiz
gen &iub untcrnpmmcn lpllroe, ub
unb gilg gdnSlif i'll Die Bride.
0rabam : Bbitc fam nit 3cridlunz
oenem @eiift hdpen. @r unb nlbcre
apiatiter lpeilen felt etlidJen Sa0en
bier uno lpnrten nuf cine 9iinitiee &C.
legenbeit, Den en9liiden aanal su
il6erilie9en, npfiir Der Baron DC
Soreit eillcn SrciS bon $4,000 aug
gcieBt bat, porausgeiebt. Der Sicaer
lit Gin G~n9ldnber mb Die beniiBtc
ytaidiuC murDe in England bcrseireQt.
Der Ipidtiter Soipitb lpar gliidz
lidcr. benn er frcu5ts ben aanal bon
Spper na6 Calais urb nnbetc bel
Beaumont. gel9icn. nufbenl or ia
Yieilen 3%uriidgclegt bate. Sen Sreis
bat or nber bnnlit nod niht eciuors
llcn, benu laut Den 8ebinaun9en crz
bdlt Ser Den Srcis, Der in 1910 ben
ldnsiten 6ln9 iiber ben aanal naGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

Am Sumntng lmlrhc in Mclu gort
Die critic hiuciiide Stride i'm Sitcn,
rno nlrBcr Gan Srnnciscp Die cinSi9c
i'll Den %crciuigtcn Stdoteu. nrgnnis
iicrt. Siciclbe miro Den Nnntcn Sirit
Gbincit Sres6ptcrian Gburh fiihrcn,
uItO Rep. @uic Sin miro ibr @ciitz
lidcr; bic @cnlciube Fat bis JEST II
Milolicbcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
(Spc5ieH fir oieic 3citung.
aektMne!
Gpn ,,n~ltrnmpntaitnS".

SORT Sbr bcs Mnfrnbrs aranien
Sfnll
Seriberfouen ans Portugal?
GrtfcFelt hes Y1bcls fanatiihe
@nfb =
Die stratenpflaiter ser6tbet ppt
Slnt!
@~efluben Der aDnis, seitirst ieit
shrpn -
5ns finb bic 9elben Der 8eppinfipn!
Sebt Sbr bic Sirhen in 5lamme,t
nnb Hand,,
Die Iriciter erfhlasen = nnb
Shueitern aud?
@eidanbet Ses Seilistbunns OFFER.
altar,
gerb6hut ,uas benz Gbriften beilis
tunr; =,
Sp miitbet Der Nnfrnbr felt Sasen
fd1pft -
Sns finb bic Selben Der 8epplutipn!
limb int Neiu BORT tint CUR ielben
Sett
Die Gimme 2iebfneht's In bet
Streit:
.Sbr 2 p5iaIifen pereinist Gud,
8eftiirtt tptrb aud balb bias
9entfhe Rcih.
99ir blafen binnes bic Battlefront"
81 bas iinb bic Selben Der Repp=
Iutipn!
G~pbIens, 12. Deg. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
SremSipraetiee 3eituneen.

GrsentinieR lit Gin R~cnbc5uous.
2anb aIler YDlfer. Sas ipieselt lid,
am beutlifiten in Der Yreiie BON
8uenos Iires ipiber; fcinc ans
bere Stabt Der Wclt piirite IN picier
&inii6t ebenio ieliprn1ig jein,
benn bon ben 472 3eitIneen Der
nr9eutiniiden ,5auptitabt eriheinen
412 in Der Sanbesiprade. Die ipanii6
lit. % linb italicniid, s frnnsoiiid,
S cngIiih d, s beut6 unb / arns
bid; auberoem babeu SGnen, Gors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Gin SylpeEsrsHeinial.

S0ic biucingeialleu III Dor cinigcn
Jubren ciu Serliner 8Gdermeiitcr.
Nm icincu Tinumtuhcu sur Splpeitcrz
aScter cincu m09li6it groBeu NbiaB 5u
fihcrn, bate CT inter bic Nr6eiterbe
pOlfcruug Der @cgenb cini8c Gage borz
her 3cttel pcrtbeilcn laiien, i'll benen
inter NnOcrem angcfiinoigt mar:
pIuberbem babe id IN einen Sianns
fli6en Gin ~3ebnnInrfitiid uuD Der gliids
li9e 6iubcr crbdIt 6ci Sor5eisuus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
Cine 1~nneersnett.

Die i'm @cbtct beg yangtics Slang.
China, bcrrlfenbe Sllngcrsnotb pirb
bur6 Den Gintritt bes @intcrs nod
peridlimmert. Der 8crfauf bon
&inrcrn bat einen rieiisen llmiang unz
9enpntmen, man itdBt, iibcr cine
Dliaiou, unb guar mciit MGbden.
Gntlang ben StraScn finbet man Sabia
reite Seifen obcr gerbun9ernpe. INN
otc Silfss Gomites 6abcu lid bereits
au's Iusldnb i'm 9eiitanb getpanbt.
-f-%-3|
Streuee adlte bringt 6eftiac
Snircn nno g~rfdItuneen. 8an5 gleid
lpie beftia, 9cbraiIdt Sr. Iuguit So
rlig's Saniburger grulttbee. gr miro
Grfdltun8 unb Suiten furiren.
-+-%-T-
@ail bentt initunter mir bes,
bulb 10 biel ait cine Srau. lpcil tar
Tie pcrgciicn ipiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27
fpc9cr, gasfcn, S%oGldnbcr nnb Ruiicu
ebenfallc ibre cigcilen 3%citungcn. .


ginc ilbcrdliS 9ruBc Tr5abI
II M oprnhiger 3citunaelr
erld,ctnt innerbalb pcs Oeutidcn
8eifsgebictes. gs iinp mciitentbcils
Seitlngen b%crieniacn Sbeilc bes
Seutid)en Hcihes. bercn 9epolferuno
einc dnocre nls Die beltihe Sprnhc
lprefen. Sbrcr In5nbl nod iiub
es 97 polniihc. 26 fran30iiidr, is
odnilde, S litauiidc iinb, 1 ipcnpiifc.
Serncr eridienen in, Se1tihlonb IL
cnglti6e, 8 italieniidc. 7 ipo.
i1tid,e, 2 ruliiihe. 9 tid)cdiihc mn
le ihipeoifbc, lnteiniid)c, pprtnaie
llihe nno bcbrdiife. fcrrcr cine
Volapicd 3eituue. Sm 8ausen err
fdeinen aIfp 157 frembipraGise
3eitnnscn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05
A PARTY.

Julia Nelson was walking to school
when somebody came running up be-
mind her. Julia looked back. 1t was
Alice Reed. She did not stop. as Alice
was not favorite among the girls.
Alice walked along with Julia. Pres
emily she said, Did you so to Eliza
beth Morton's party last night? OF
course didn't go. Elizabeth was Ju-
las friend, so Julia was very angry
because she had not been invited Ju-
liza said noting to Elizabeth that day.
When she went home she told her
mother. Mrs. Nelson said maybe she
didn't have party About seven
o'clock the bell rang, lula went to the
door, and there stood al! Of her friends.
Mrs. Nelson led them into a room where
there was Ice cream and cake. The
girls had been at Elizabeths the other
night to decide what to get Julia, They
all had a lovely time.
LOUISE l. WALKER,
Barnoursville, Va.
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bad to miss 1t. so she thought she
would take Nero, a large Newfoundland
dog that had been her playmate ever
since she could remember. and go by
herself. and when she got home what
stories she could tell; so she put on her
coat and hat and called Nero. and OFF
she went; she took the road and went
on TO the woods and she saw little
path, so she turned down the path.
and kept walking till the sun began to
set, and she begun to think 1t was time
to go home, go turning as she thought
to the right path she started for home
Nero had left her and gone chasing
squirrel, SO she was left to herself
alone in the woods. and 1t was getting
dark.
Nurse having the toothache and
Mama was sick. Grace was not mis-
I'll supper time, and then she couldn't
be found, and when Nero bounded In
they knew that he had been with her.
Graces father and some others took
a. lantern and Nero and went to look
for her. but Nero left them; they soon
found her and Nero lying side by side.
Grace was asleep.
Composed by
BLANCHE ANTHONY.
Ashland, Va.
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THE CHILDREN WHO DIsoBEYEp,
(Part II. contlnued.)

(Part II. Continued.)
81 did promise, Q children" said
Farsight. but the sea Is too smooth and
! see that In the sky which you can
not understand. return to youh home,
for within an hour the storm will
burst.
The children returned to the little
boat and began to row home; Then the
eldest said: IT do not believe there is
going to be any storm we will go In
our boat to the lighthouse anyway.
The lighthouse was a mile away, and
before they had gone half way the sky
grew black and the sea rough. 90 II
we had but minded Farsight we should
be home safe with mother" said the
little one
I'VE will turn our boat around and
ball the water out; our oars are no
good. Now sing as loud as you can
Pull for the shore, sailor; the waves
may carry US home" said the Oldest.
They sang and the waves picked them
UP like cork and threw them down
into deep alleys of water, then tossed
them up again. The sky was black
with clouds and the thunder mutter-
ed. Their little voices rang loud and
clear though, and Farsight heard them
and came to their rescue In his hshIng-
boat He took them In his arms but
would not speak to them; then lifted
tho little boat also into tho big one.
1t was a terrible storm. but the next
day the sea looked as Lowell gas ever
and the sun shone,
(To nc Continued)
L. PoRTERFIELD O'SEAL4
Ashland. Va,
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WASHINGTON.
CHAPTER III,


The soldiers clamored to fire the
building. General Ross, after consult
ing some of his officers. gave the
order. In a. half-hour this beautiful
building that took twenty-one years
to build was laid In ashes.
They next pressed on to the Pres.
ident's house in the hopes OF captur-
ing the President and his wife. They
declared they wished to exhibit them
in England. Forcing their way In
and finding no one, they burned tho
mansion, and only the walls were left
standing.
Washington has been the scene of
the assassination OF two Presidents of
the United States. President Lincoln
visited the Ford's Theatre on April
10. 1855 In the midst Of the play a
shot was heard In the Presidents box
At the same timo man was seen to
leap from the box to the stage, flourish
a dagger. and uttering the cry. "Sic
Semper Tyrannis," make his escape
through a stage exit. Lincoln died from
this shot and the funeral took place
from the White House April 49, 1865.
James A. GARFIELD was assasslnated
in the station Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad on Saturday, July
Q, 1881.
1t will be remembered that in 1913
Congress passed an act giving that
portion of the District of Columbia
lying on the Virginia side back to
the Old Dominion. understand that
from q. recent address OF President
Taft he wants Virginia to give this
territory back think the welfara
of both sides should be well consi dered
before any action Is taken In this
direction.
1t will be seen that this city has
steadily progressed ever since It was
founded by washington.
The first street car line was opened
In 1862 In 1873 there were In the
neighborhood Of 5000 gas lamps dotted
over the city. The records show that
up to June 80. 1887. e8,014 shade trees
had been set out.
buildings in the city The Capitol Is
one of the largest government build
ings In the world. being built In 1903,
burned by the British In 1914, rebuilt
In 1917 and finished in 1853. Others
include the Treasury, War and Navy
Departments and Post-ofice
The White House was designed by
James Hoban in 1922. The cornerstone
| was laid on the 18th of October, 17s2,
| Beautiful monuments adorn the city,
the washington Monument being the
most noted.
There are many educational institu-
| tons there. both public and private.
| The first was organized by the City
Council In 1905, with Thomas JEFF.
ferson as Its first president,
This city has numerous hotels and
churches, beautiful avenues and
streets and everything to constitute
a model city.
We can truly say that it is ons OF
the most beautiful cities In tho world,
and national capital every American
should he proud Of
by ROBERT w. ALLEN, JR,
l II East Marunall Street, Richmond.
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horses Then Robin said. who has a
list of these things?" One bold friar
said "The one with black hair" Robin
then asked the friar described and
he said he had It and gave it to
Robin.
Will Scarlet read the list out, and
everything that Robin thought Of any
use to the band was divided into three
parts, one-third for the owner, one
third for the band and one-third for
charity. AT the bottom OF the list
was box belonging TO the Lord
Bishop OF Hereford, This box was tied
with strong band Robin asked tho
Bishop IL he had the key; he shook his
head AS Will Scarlet was the strong
est he got a sword and cut the band ;
a great heap OF gold money rolled out.
This was divided into three parts as
tho rest: the part for the band was
given TO Sir Richard.
Then Robin began preparing for Sir
Richard to leave. VIII stutley sug-
gested that they let thirteen men go
good plan and it should be done. so
Sir Richard and thirteen men started
Off.
Robin told the bishop he must stay
with him three days, because he might
cause trouble for Sir Richard. So
when three days came to an end tho
bishop began preparing TO leave. Thir-
teen men went with him to guard the
few things left him.
(The End.)
Your true member.
ADELAIDE WALTON.
Columbia, Va. Age IL.