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The Detroit times., 1910-11-26

sLinnp Red Sox pitcher. is TO marry
a Young widow named Wolf. That
kills on all chances OF ever calling
Ben Franklin II "A bear-cat anyhow
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0eburten.

Gree. unb Gplpio 9uid, 1754gr.tps
ter ape., 4nab..
Nlir.o uno Catherine Roos, SO Il.
tsrt Ctr, Mdbheu.
WilIiam unb 2ouiie 8rabfiib, All
on 9isrte Ctr, Wdohen.
Iaibing.on uno Wurp page, 566
Garlisls 2lpe., Mdbhsn.
Scbn uno Warie S'grien, 615 On
fyiinfie Ctr, Wdbh.n.
gg!lliam uno Wdrp Grosquub., 824
gB.it girte Ctr, &nabe.
Otto unb Warp Simter, 1049 RIts
tenbouie Ctr, gnab..
albert uno Winnie llehIein. 1912
qinn CTR, Mdohen.
sSDbn unb Gillian Sisbenihuh, 295s
gurliuston placs. Wdohen.
srant uno GIaro Corn, 1041 Jnter'
mediate @pe., Hnabe.
Soispb unb anua Selmer. 831 aau'
rel Str, Wdoten.
Splepb uno Warp Sente, 1914 Bar
ton Str, Waohsu.
Otto uno Sba Durs. 1929 9apmil'
let str, WdoGen.
WiIiam uno anna 1oluu, 1O44
Wilnat Ctr, WGodsn.
Sobn unn Wari. Gueiblein. loss
Wdne Ctr, Gnobe.
anibonn unb Soa 8uhrmonu. 90I
TeIhi pife. Wtdbhen.
Cornelius unb gliia6eth Qb.rn. 94t
aeooemp aDe.. anabs.
l}rans unb atbeeca Roller, 382:
Eorbsn Strabe, anabe.
amman unb F.beeea 0aGaus.p, 81
Weit Jiinf3ebnts Strabs, anabe.
Wlsper uno Sba Waian, 42S NAB
Ctr, W1bdben.
Dapib unD Bella apdt. 89l aenpol
4penus, Mdbnen.
Gbiparo unb Gillian gins. 94S Ilin
ton Ctr, Wdohtn.
Wiar unb gmma Ynrmart. 200
Wldoifon Rcao, Wdbden.
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(Soobiellulu Sangerdlpr.

ssn 3raut's 6all.. Gin uno aibtrin
Strabs, fanb seitern Ndhmittas cine
0erIammluns oss GcoefeIIcp SGns
asrhors unter goriig Bon 9errn Sui
arep unb Der protctollfiibruns oes
nerrn Sp. albsrg fatt. ginldbunssn
oes Turner Sdnserhcrs uon eopina'
ton UNI bss 1tutonia Sdngerhors ~
ibrtn rsfp. jeflidteitsn, ipurben mil
Der Neitimmung angenommen, itd
inSelinfi sohlrsid baran su bethsiltgsn
lem Sommsrisit beg 9sltihsn aano.
iptbr sWereins i'm 0lenpisip Yar'
iDobnten bic MitsIisosr Hah Der Wsr'
idauna in gorpore bel.
Serr sSobn Wiohr ipliroe als WliiglIef
in ben Nerein nlifeeuOmmen. uls De
Ieaot sur Qonpention bee TtutIhsr
5ld1tspsrboncs ipurbe serr lultui
Hrep ernGnnt unb ibm ~ bem 3fptd'
SIS aus Der Qoiie beDiuiet.
Die Gsnnnbrnsn betruoen $3S. nh
egusSdbsa go.
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1arbige Nduber
gebienen iidj zines nenen erfolgreidcn
,Srifs".

Gines neuen Jrids beoientsn iih
sfpei etraBenrduber, benen geitern
Morsen stsen 2 l9r 4lfreo 6urmsr.
tppbnbaft i'm GnterpriIe 5ot.I, gum
Cpfer fi.I. 5armer befdno iid on Der
Weit s. Strobs, nohe Central aDenue,
aIs er auf 5psi Rtger oufmsrtium
purbe, fpsIte sinen beftieen Dortnehs
fel botten. giner Der aerls rief nit
laut.r Stimms: sd tpill Dir bas
Gelb. nel6ss ih Dir ihuloe, 3uriits
oeben, penn 9u mir einen DoQdr
ipsdieln tannit." Der anbere Nsger
ertlGrts, tsin aleineelo BEL iih gu ia.
ben uno geibe panDten iih nit os:
gitte al 5armer. einen Dollar fir III
3u pe6Istn. Dieter Sog Iein portt'
monnais, rpeldes $14 snthislt, aIs Il
ner Der Strduhbiebe ibm oasisIbe nj;
tiibnem Griif entriB uno nit Ieinen
Genoif,n Retbdus ndbm. 5drmsr GAL
Der polissi sine geit1rsibung Der Rda
Der.
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glnttSatSfe @ugclidycitcns 8cicQifnp

>n cer ueitrigen 8erIammlung Der
gldtto. 8pQelIh'iten @eielitup, lpelte
in Der Qrbe;tsrbaue Itottfuno, fuhrte
5err Nuq. SubImann ben 8or'iB uno
Serr Scbn Gn1eln b1s BrototDu.
Der 9oritdno bsrihtete, oaR elne
poQ7tGnoioe 4brshnr"9 pom jitngIten
S6iibenFeits nod ujtt bor9e!sgt lper'
ben t6nne, noruuf bieIe 4Hgelegsnhett
ouf bic nd1ite 8erialrmlung perihpz
ben purne. Serr Glen. 8ieIs tpurpe
als neues U}itelieo n o.n 8eretn ou'
osnpmmen. Die G>,rpn SOLn Wilp uno
Geo. 0il8mann n"roen ben @erein in
oel qonp.ntion oes Csutinen Staatsa
perbanbes in 4tr1n p.,tretsn uno odz
fir lire Tubrturte, iopte ie So per
gua aus Der Safe 5e3ablt erbalt,H.
gs rpuroe beItloTen, an oem S6ibena
fsIt Der DsutIten StiiBen=8eiellI6aft
i'm oiQblonb Bart iit in Gorppre 81
betheliqen unn so AZ osm 3tpede aus
3uiesen. Die ndhIte 8eriammlun9
ipiro am 3neitsn Scnntag I'M @uau't
itattftubsn. Der rpu1 aonio, Serr Irz
nplb arGmer, purce ourd elm bret
fdhes Sod, beQrubt, Die Ginnd4msu
betruosn S16.55, n.s 2tu5gaben $50.
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SiaroniHen Sraaenptrciu /.

Der Jrauens unb Sunsirausn Der
Elm fir 1iatonie lpire feline 0uartais@
8eriammIuns ben 20. Suli abbaltsn
unp stpar in Der epansslii6en Paulss
tird,s, "a Sit S. StraBs, Repport.
ap., gaitor Is. Shaeffsr. Won Iabrs
nit Der Wtonmoutbs ober Yort oosr
Der RenportsG Gopinstcn Gar bis CUR s.
Strabs. Der Jrausnperein Der poulss
aemeinbe bat frelnolih bic gepirs
t6una ubsrnommeu uno iil1 bereit ers
Hart, aun bic untoltsn su trostn, unb
iiebt einem reat 5ablret6en yeIut
entg.sen. M0esn reht oiele 5rsuno.
oes baufss iidb mad Repport uui
ben Mss MAIDEN.
4m DonntrItus, ben a. 4usuit. fol
elm 4usflus nah oem ih0nen Wdbi'
Ion port su SoiIep peranitaltet tper.
ben nnb bic Tamen beg 0ereins
Iinb bereits eifris an Der Mrbeit. I'm
sbie DorbereitungeH gu treffen
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Gu6 unp allen Nnpeienoen srt6eils
tb gum S6luB nod Fotoenoen guten
Ratb:
raommt, griiber, itDBt Die Glider an,
IS lsbs unier GanDtpebrmunn,
Der treu gsbient bot feline 3ett.
cybm lei Elm poles 8Ia5 geiDetbt'."
Dte 8orte oes 0ottsthimlt6en
ReDners, Die Iton porber purh IpoHs
tame 8eifau5tunogebungeu uuterbror
beu tpurDer, tDItsn einen augemetneu
cSubeL aug, Der iih nod ftei9erte, u!s
Serr Spsrmann etn Dretfahes, Don
WtuIitfanforcn beqleitetes 6oh Guf
5errn S6mint ousbrinqen lteb.
Nls nQtfter 5eItreDrsr 6eItieg %.
raul 6err Senator Charles Subj bag
Bootum. Gr iprab als Yeterun 3t
0eteranen, als umlrttQniIher 8eterdn
su Deut'hen 8eterauen urb braht:
an Der 6dnO Der beiben groben trte9t=
rii6eH Nttioncn, bic IeutihIan0 NIT
bem oeutih fron30iti6en, Nwsrltd
nit Dem 8iir9ertrieg ausgefoften bGtt
bic beioen QdnDer gu einunoer in cine
BaraQ@le t6rer peltpOlittfhen geDeu-
turq. Was bic 8ereinigten Staut.H
! fir bic neue Welt, lei 0eutIhlano fir
bic aIte, Elm Sort oes 5rieoens uno ot3
| ;Fortihritts. SoIQnqe betoe 2dnoer
oerItdnbsn, lire TreunbihQft uro ibrt
Watt aufrecht 3u erbalten. ioldnGs
t0nne eS um Die Treitett Der QsrmunIs
ihen Rofen ME ihIe6t beitelt ietn.
DOR alIem nitht, Iolange bic 2pei Mdrs
ner Isbten, bic nit jhrer QerIou o;e
beiten Seiten Der beioen 80Iter reprd=
Ientirten, Wilaelm ii. uno Gooiepclt.
5Gmmtlite 6Ute fIoQer pom &opfe
unb elm Qu9:meiner. auItimmen0er eyuz
bel bepies benz Repner, odb er nur 5u
iebr qanS i'm Sinne Der 7TeitDericmmz
lung geiprohen bate. Sin oreifah's,
bonnernoes 6oh b:lnbntc aud jhn fir
feline orotoriI6e GeiItung.
g2Qh bieier offi3ieuen IbnifIuuq
bes 9rocramms oehorte Der Gag Der
8emutbli6tsit. Die Suqeno tan3tc
unp in o.n Gudrtieren Der 8ere!ns
.. feisrte pas oeutihe Qieo feline 5rium'
. pbe. q, W}itqlisoer Der ourpeienber
9eTangpsretue Li:Beu Cana uuf Sani
: Iteioen uno uu6 Die alien Soloatsnlia
Ser. in ihrer aus 5umDr uno Uteldn
" nolie 70 IonDer6Qr 3uiummendeleBtel
= GiqenQrt tamsn gu ihrem Rehte. =
: 90 osritrih Der NatmtttQg in 'hOn
: fer Sormprie; Der 2lbeHo fam, IN
als iih aud b:eier beim 8!an3e De
monoesfibel uno oem Geflimmer III
sGblissr 2euhttGfer Iongiam gu
=. Rabt umpunD:ln fpolte, Doren NOD
!, immer etniqe unsridittsrlide Gano
!, fpe6rmdnner ftoel bel einunDer, um Del
s letten Srorfsn aus Dem 8eher De
! 6:Itesfrsuoe biz CUR Retge gu Iseren.
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Ndradrstbd TagIausr, 80 Sabre
1897 Central apenus, 2lltsrsihpd6e
CHARTS 2sOnbarot, 49 Sabre, 453e
SdmiIton Ipsnue, Gunssni6pinoiutt
2aprsnce Sofepb Rpan, "A Sabre
837 Mrmorp 4penue, SubertuIoie.
Wilton W. Waitsr, ! Wtonat, 1910
Central Qpenus. Giarrhoeu.
SDispb 5reo. Woisr. 55 Sabre, 945
Sarris 4oenue, 5er5Isib:n.
Ruth Mosbring. 5 WCnate. 1851
Quilt. Str., Serslsiosn.
5runcis 70. Ruugsr, u Sabre, Sn
queft in Shtpebs
GIi5a6stb Rsedn, 49 Sabre, 1O3;
gant Strdbs, GurgeHihDinoiuht.
Caroline 5perabe, 70 Sabre, Nipple
gate Str, GungsuihpiRoIutt.
Sardb Waps, "a Sabre. 500 Oar
rtst Ctr, Snqusit in Sdrpebs.
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gapcriiher ltnteritiib. -gerein.

Der 9apsriihs unteritiisuH9ss8 Der
elm bat e. Su benz Ihoneu IIter bon
So Sobren sebraht uHo in bieisr Ians
gen 3eit bat Der 9erein fir isineWit=
oliebtr in ies.nsrsiher Wsiie setpirtt
unb manbe zbrdn. gsitiut. man6en
aumm.r esIinbsrt. 9as 35. Stifs
tunasf.Ii Ipu bssbalb in elmer oem9ers
elm piirbiseE Weiis beaunssn tperosn
uno stpar burd elm 8oItsfeit, bas am
1t. .Suli TN Wanbattun pGr. in Sea
bomspi[le Itattfinb.t. Gin aomulittee
bat LANCER Sano bic 9cr6srs;tuHe.r
oetrpff.n uab perfpriht allen5 heilnebs
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TertIdlc Sdjiibsn geieliidlait.

Serr QBm. BiIte fibEte in Der gsz
ifriQen 9srIummIu"e Der Dsutihsn
Sdiiben- 8eieilIhoft, tpeIhe in Can
ninc's Gotal an Il dno Widin Ctr,
itattfunb, BEN Boris unt Ssrr gtIbert
arusgsr rds Yrpiotra. Die Serren
gerb. Sehmann, 5. Deinurh. Sobn
Gnssln unb 5gnas Rolfes tpurosn
als neue Mtitalit0tr aufgenommen. Nds
mems bes 5sittommltises bsrihtete5srr
Ditte, oab fir ras SaiiBsnfeIt oes
0ereing. relhes am Z. QuguIt in
5ioblano Grops f.diiinoen tptro, Die
umidiienoften gortsbrungeu g.trofTeu
ieien. Dos 5uupitDmmittee babe iih in
Inter lusihuiIe 9stbeilt, sUslhe tbr BE-
ties tbuu tpiirben, uai aileu 0dlten ct:
nell onasuehmsu Gag su berIGdffen
ssiir bic beItsn Sdiibsn isieH 7 prslI'
in 8aar ausasisBt tporoen. Eds gut
dsrunteriudunqs aommittss, beIteteni
aus ben 5srren jrantMilenbriut. 6p
Gilbert uno Wm. Gduielmann berid
tets. eaB iid in pen gu9ern Der BE
amt.n Elm ttcinsr Srrt6um eingeI6li
den babe. Ia niht isitSuitelIsn mar
mem bsrislbs 3u3uidrsibsn lei, 10 mir
bcs aommittse in 0srbinOung NIT bei
alten unb neuen geamten bic Sd6
nphmals untsriudeu. Serr albsr
aru.a.r purbe aIs 8srtrstsr bss Der
Gins aur Sorpeution oes DsutI6st
| Stddtsp.rbanbes srnaunt uno i6m III
feline untoitsn $15 betpiaist. Die Gin
nabmsn bstrugsn $3.50, bic ausga
ben S62 90
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si,uir res goS.it,en lint. S'errins

Der 9ootihe llnteritiiBungs.8ers
Elm, oer 3u Den GIte'teu unh beliebteiteH
Iurosmdnnii6sr @ereni9un9en Der
Stabt oe6ort, p:ranitaltet am Conn
tos, 81. Suli. in Geidrotbs BART istn
oissiGbrtgss gtcnjc. Sin rubrtSss
aommittee III nit ben Arrangements
bstrout porosr uno piro uutlrItch
nihts unaeinsbsu IaiTen. nm ben 3abls
| raiten sSeitgdIten qeruBreihe uno fro
| he Stunoen gu bsreiten. Inter biei,r
Imitdnben miro bieIes Btcuit ut,
| ,ipeifeIspbns gu eiuem in iebsr 5lnFnt
| ,ldnssnoen Grfolae gsItdlteu unb ben
Ruf Der 8abenisr aIs treffIths arrans
1eure BON 5sitIidtsiteu bon Reusm be-
Feitissn.
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gokal.Deridl
st. nfoplins 2saifenpsreia.
Sas gsad)stGum bes gereins ein iebr
erfreuiideS.

Dah bic Witgliebsr bts Spe3iais
Gcmnlittses trpb Der teiben Snhrsss
s,;t Tebr emFa an Der arbeit s.fps|sn,
b,peiit bic 7batIate. oab nitt fpsnis
Ger uls s4 neue Witelieosr oent 81.
alopfiu- maiIsnperein susefubrt fputs
bsn, mas ben 8oriissr 3u etner oners
tennsnbsn gsmertuns an.db CAB.
Sn Der aeItrisen @eriammluns,
tpsihe in Der St. Marisn ShulbaGs
itotifano. fiibrte 5err so. Doerger ben
mrrIis unp 5srr Geo. 3. Stranp oas
9roicfoa. Der 0orItono krihists,
bah Die Samilie Gadmann oem Vere'n
Elm GtiGens Don $500 gemaht uno Die
Wlrine GaIs SO. sinen 8eloihrant 5es
i4entt babe. Der Rsintrtras oss iiinls
Observation-Disclosures belduf. iih ouf$l6OO.
Ter Dsrsin itottet allen, Die gum Gr@
fo!ae bas sbrise bsitru9en, istnsri be-
fen Hant ab. Der Jamilis 9admann
unb osr Qlpirs Safe 60. lpuroe Del
Tart ots 9ersins potirt.
Nus benz Shpeiternbcriht ashi
herpor, pdb i'm Gauie oes WoRois !
ainber aus Der 4nitaIt entlaftn uni
10 onbere in bisIelbe nufssnommer
puretn. Die 3dbl Der ainbtr bs.rda'
253. bopon 116 anaben nuo III
UlGbten. Die GinnabHsu nit aa''
Ienbtfiano bstrusen s148.07 uno bi'
ausaabsn S79.53. 10 oab S6S.54 II
Der aaiie perbleiben.
Ssrr Q. u. strotgsr, Der Shabm.i
Fer pes 8er.ins. b,rih!.ts. oub bt
Ginnahmen Der lebtsn br.i Wouus
nit oem aaHsnbsitano $21 ,045.o,
nnb bic Qusdabsn $7091 "a betrussn
70 nas $13,953.73 an 6ano blsiben.
6srr I. 8. aobneIher puroe unite
aaaemeinsm gsifaG uns.r bi. Gbrsn
mitalisbsr, pel4e so Sabre lang Dan
9erein ansebOrtsn, DsrisBt.
1as SptsialsEommittee oes Der
eins hi.lt uuter 8oris BON 6errn 81
GsDalo urb Der prototollfiifrung N
oerrn 5p. Goltmeper cine 0eriamm
luna ab. 4ls psritorben lpuroe Ser
On. Sto.imann bsridtct. 4uf oi
Cite Der lebenslGngliheu Wlttglieoe
fommen ni. 6erren .. Wtiooeltamt
!1h. Sanien uno 6p. !. 8rotarnl
y2iht psniaer ais "a Gsrrsn li.be
iib sur Wits!isbIhaft meloen I'M
fnurben Dom Derein aufaenommsT
Die Ginnahmen betrueen $l61.50.
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3urad nad) & ofumo.

Qlrtbur Gbauncep. ipelter. pie an
Samitag berihist. auf geruHIaNuag
otr 9eborbsn bon ao,omo, Snb., Der
hdft.t poroen mar, srtIdrte iih bereit,
obue 9luslisTeruraspopiere nod 9ss
nannier Stapt suriidsutehrsn uns
trat asitern unter Gbhut beg bortistr
1.tsttips gbeitsr Wlilsr bic Reiie bas
bin on.
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Said,cuoicb.

WGbrenp 8eoroe 1hOrnberg oon
go. 1873 Mtoin Strabe geitsrr Wtor.
aen In aner Friihs an Der Goae9e, nabe
Der 7. Strabs frieotich ihIafsnp duF
einem Waoen Der Cincinnati * Sub
urban Tslipern GOmpanp lag, et9ntt.
fid ein 5uIteno;sb ieine uhr in
Wertbs ppn $50 on.
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S6roeper, Charles Rempe, WtQiam
Wolf unb JrsD. aleie beitdno. nass
auf's Bette 3um Wphle Der 8eiu6sr
arrangirt. go peritrid oenn Der Tag
fir a(le 9etheIliatsn aenubreIh.
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Baie.Saa.

1duptline Griffith unb fem. Sdleus
berer. - 9erloren. Spiele. - Jdns
ger Weaean ais ShIissr. - Dip
poorpmesS S6Gbsn i'm gallparts te'
i.ittet. - Geitriser Sies Der 8root'
lpnsr. - .9.os" sssen nSuperbas'
beute Wahmittdg.
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7ie Sausfran ~ iibersenaen,

Das at BET Sititr beistn 8tirrunq tbts ygies4
slH Btraniiqtu 8tbmtn Sic nrtehrW 9rdH,|
gleihitt ua0 Qapitr sur Sauo uro rebutn sic
aus, pag abncu eas 9adfu iotst. urp 2te
iuerDer fiuoen, oas Sic ourn otr etiplrs,n R,sI
traa idb!eat bslobnt lpsrben fur S5ys pertBpots
3ett: aussre N ipltca Cir gtI0 m,uH Gis
shubtss bsra bmte@ te5 s. sou Sbr N
grcttt, pddtr pDsr 8tiautafur taaitg. uHb
ouHu hubeE Sit aud mebr 3tyt fir bic 8trs
qndgunatH i'm f5rsieH. Sit DtNtH Dob Die
bic ibedlt 0abruug 1T. penn q srbat sic IN
6adru, laftu Se Dies otm Edsfr bfgrasH.
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6ente Nohmiitoe brities Spiel oss
1purniers snifhen -R.oS" uno -Sa'
perbos4. G0sper unb UseQenn rpsroeu
porausiihsIi4 has Gef6as fur uns
bsbieHe1.
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Gu6 unp allen NnpeienDen srt6eiIs
ih gum ShluB nod Fotaenoen guten
Ratb:
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(To BE CoNTINUED.)


You do not know the turpentine tap.
pers, but IL you come to Florida you
will soon find them out. 1t is curl
Gus business that will deliberately de-
stroy all the forests Of half dozen
states for little immediate gain; and
still more curious is the lassitude that
allows the destruction to go on. The
French have method of tapping trees
which gives a profitable return and
leaves the trees practically uninjured.
In this way an industry is perpetuated,
but our American tapping is another
thing.
The trees are cut with broad ak,
hewing out great slices and leaving
scars from which the resin flows into
boxes at the bottom of the cut and Is
scraped once month into casks. The
cut is repeated each year. and in six
or seven years the tree is exhausted
So go great forests of pine that stand
so to 100 feet high, leaving us thou.
sands of acres of standing lumber
which will be cut down by portable
sawmills. The end of 1t all is a bag
gard waste-E. p. Powell. in Outing
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had mounted and made sure Of the
leading-strap with which her prison.
er's horse was provided, she rode on
at a rapid walk until she reached the
clearing, where the stumps again
grimly Knocked her. She stopped to
listen, and heard through the still
night first one cry and then many
voices in various keys OF alarm and
rage. Then she bent toward the pris.
oner, tore the bandage from his eyes,
and with more difficulty freed him of
the gag. He blinked and spluttered
at this unexpected deliverance. then
blinked and spluttered afresh at see.
ing that his captor was young won.
an, who was plainly not of his world.
Jerry watched him wonderingly, then
addressed him in her most agreeable
tone.
: You were caught and tied by two
men over there by a church. saw
them, and when they went off and left
you. came along and brought you
with me, thinking to save your life.
want to get home as quickly as pos.
sible, and though | do not know you
and am quite sure we never met be,
fore, / hope you will kindly guide me
to Ardsley, and thereby render me a
service l shall always deeply appre.
ciate."
Mr.. Bill Appleweight, alias Poteet
was well hardened to the shocks OF
time. but the pleasant.voiced girl
coolly sitting her horse, and holding
his own lank steed by strap. was the
most amazing human being that had
yet dawned on his horizon. He was
not stupid, but Jerry's manner o.
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Smoking In Churches.

At the present day smoking Is CON-
mon In South American churches. A
recent visitor to Peru records that in
the church of La MERGED, Lima. he no
ticed one Of the congregation enjoy.
ing a cigar while the service was go.
ing on, and through the open door Of
the sacristy he caught a glimpse Of q
bishop who was about to preach in.
dulging in the same luxury.
The preacher was attired In full
episcopal robes and had tucked q
handkerchief under his chin to prevent
these being soiled by ashes. In Lima
cathedral smoking is 80 far recognized
that a spittoon Is placed In each OF the
stalls set apart for the chapter.
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captors In a moment the man was
saddle. She had better view of him.
now that he was hatless, though a gag
had been forced into his mouth and a
handkerchief tied over his eyes, so
that he presented a grotesque appear.
ance. Jerry was so absorbed that she
forgot to be afraid: never in her life
had she witnessed anything so amaz.
complete bewilderment, the captors,
after carefully inspecting their work
and finding It satisfactory. seemed to
disappear utterly from the face OF the
earth.
In the woods to her left she thought
she heard horse neigh; then she saw
shadows moving In that direction {;
and again, from the road. she heard
the brief debate of the two men as
to the whereabouts of BILL" and II
struck Jerry humorously that he
would not soon see his friends unless
they came and helped him out of his
predicament.
IL may help to an understanding oil
Miss Jerry Dangerheld's character II
It is recorded here that never in her
short life had she failed to respond tc
the call of impulse. She was lost In
the woods. and strange men lurked
about: man had been attacked
seized, and left sitting in state Of
absurd helplessness on a horse pre-
sumably his own, and there was ne
guessing what dire penalty his cap
tors had in store for him.
Quiet reigned in the neighborhoot
Of the church.; the lights had blinket
out; the bang Of the closing shutters
treasured Jerry, and she crept on he,
knees toward the unconscious captive
loosed his horses rein and led 1t rap
idly toward her own horse, little
farther back In the woods. Her blind
folded prisoner. thinking his origina
captors we're carrying him of, renew
ed his efforts to free himself.
Jerry gained her own saddle in thu
least bit Of panic. and when sh,
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rode back a few rods and dismounted,
and tied her horse to a sapling. She
was disappointed at not finding a
camp of Ardmore's wood.cutters, to
whom she would unhesitatingly have
confided herself; but 1t seemed wise
now to exercise caution in drawing to
herself the attention of strangers. She
did not know that she had crossed the
state line and was in South Carolina,
or that the singing she had heard
floated from the windows Of Mount
Nebo church.
She became now the astonished wit
ness of a series of incidents that &C.
Cured so swiftly as fairly to take her
breath away. A tall, loosely articu.
lated man came from the direction Of
the church and walked toward her.
She knelt at the tree and watched.
the moonlight giving her clear view
of rustic somewhat past middle age,
whose chief characteristics seemed to
be a grizzled beard and long arms
that swung oddly at his side. The
brim of his wool hat was turned up
sharply from his forehead. and she
had glimpse of the small, keen, gray
eyes with which he swept the forest
before him. He freed horse which
she had not before noticed. and she
expected him to mount and ride away
to join others of the congregation
whom she heard making on in a road
beyond the church. Then, with a
quickness and deftness that baffied
her eyes. two men rose beside him
Just as he was about to mount; there
was no outcry and no sound of scuf.
fling. 30 quick was the descent and so
perfect the understanding between the
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5TR477OrJ BY RAY M4lZERz'
6y mr. Bad6J -xEn4aL c.lMesty

knew that the time had long passed
for her return to the house.
She did not know then that three
men had witnessed her fight from the
duke, or that they had taken swift
vengeance upon him for his unpardon-
able conduct in the moon-blanched
road. 1t was not Jerrys way to &C.
cept misfortune tamely, and after cir
cling the wall of timber that shut her
in, In the hope of determining where
she had entered, she chose trail at
random and plunged into the woods.
roads and paths on the estate led
more or less directly to the great
house or to some lodge or bungalow.
She had lost her riding-crop In her
mad fight, and she broke off switch,
tossing its leaves into the moonlight
and laughing softly as they rained
about her.
Suddenly ahead of her through the
woods floated the sound Of singing
one Of those strange, wavering pieux
cantiques peculiar to the south. She
rode on. thinking to ind help and a
guide back to Ardsley; then the music
ceased. and lights now flashed family
before her. but she went forward
guardedly.
I'm much more lost than thought
was, for l must be away OF the es.
tate" she reflected. She turned and
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Too Much for the Bird.

A trained ostrich recently discon-
certed its exhibitor at a music hall by
continually endeavoring to break away
from all restraint and to climb over
the footlights into the orchestra.
The widely advertised act came to a
sudden end, and the professor
emerged from behind the curtain and
apologized for the actions of his pet
in about these words:
'Lydies and gentlemen-Hi ham
very sorry to disappoint you this
hevening We are compelled to cease
our management until the manage
ment hengages new norchestra
leader.
THE one at present Unemployed ere
as no air on top of is cad, and my
bird takes it for a hegg."-Detroit
News-Tribune.