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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
Staot Baltimore.

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ner IL d. - Grou Ecarl Gropio,
melt,c crit Der 2en5c ncln5cbn 5oblt
mo icit ied)s @od)cn perbclrotbct
mar, ucrillbtc in ibrer @obnung, Ar.
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81 bcgeben, inocm JIG 2Ta @ron
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Muiif," Nr. St1, Noro z Golpcrtltr,
Itott. Gin 5uhlreidlcS Fublifltm
mobltc benz CONCERT bel mtb ebrtc
Die Mitmirtenoen bird ber5lid)clt,
ipoblperbienteu 9eiioll. Gic %i1nnnttIis
hen. Seilnngen 5ctAtcn non per Qllt
fen Sdlllung, bic oen 3o9lin0en bcS
Snititi,ts 81, Sbeil miro.
Stir @oftim>or re ais Spcrn:
ltoot. = Or. ". ". 8. Gobme, Der
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ties, id)rieb gcitcru on ooS Giret.
torium Ger metropolitan Spcrn.@es
leQi6oit." nm oelulelben Die Mill'
itc oes bieiigen EublifunS oabin
SIT iibermittell,, aud i'll 3ufinf III
Baltimore regelmGbige @nitiplclc 5l
pcratitoltell. Gr. Tobmle betolltc,
oaB ooS SS1tereiie oomit Saltlmorer
al iibrer Spcrrioiion iid) b%eIonocrS
in letter Belt oerortig bclltlid) mo-
niicitirt babe, Dab cin Griola Der
@oifipielc aud, iii iinon5ieler SIN.
lid)t abiolilt 9ciid)crt crid)cinc,
Gin ueue5 Sbcoter itr
0aIti c? - Chem Scrild)te
ollS Sem = Dprf sniolgc beobiiftigen
Die bcfunnten Neip 3. Oorfer Sbenter'
l%lntcrncbnler @ebriioer Sbu6crt IN
ntierer Stoot III ser N1bc bon 6ap'
cite. nno GntoiuItroBc ell lleileS
Sbeutcr I'll errid)tcn, bo$ ben Nonlcn
,Sosiuen S6eater" trn9en Iol.
Spfer Scr II nmicnbcit.
= Ter 80 Sabre olte Charles e..
@iuett pom Sunting Serrp, So, Der
bel ieiiler Nid)tc, sSrau Sreb Grciner,
Ar. 1910, Gliitonsa penlle, 81 gelitd)
meiltc, blies bei'm 81 9ettgehen oo@
@os aus mo eritidte flirj barollf
Gr muree ais 2eife a%iigefnnoen,
mn ser Coroner oes noroweitlid)en
IiitriftS iteIlte eincn aiti l(nfoll loil'
tenoen Sootenidcin ants.
General Seonnrb &oon,
mcldIcr I'M ,Sohns SopfinS.Soipital
opcrirt lprroe, beiinoet iid) nl,i Dem
8esc Der @eiierung, bod) biirite or
icin 2cbcnS5iel, ais Sodltconlmanoi.
ren0cr Der Irmce ans benz IienIt 81
id)eioen, ifmerlif erreid)eiL "a MOI,
lit @oibineton bon BORT cin9etroiie.
men Tepciden 5uiolgc, al Die Grllcr
nl,llg zines Nahioleers oenft.
GrIitt eincn Tippen'
brnd ). &r. Soiepb @arficlo
Smitb bon Sent6broof, Baltimore
Golintp, fiel bei'nl Mbloben BON Ser,
10 ungIiidlid, Bob CT brei Iipptn
brod). Gr nliroe raf benz .N(ugc.
mcinen Marpldnber Soipitol" &C.
brad)t, moielbit iein geiinoen il.
SoIse ser innerell 8erlebungell. Die
er %erlitt, ols fritiid erad)tet miro.
Ger Gampfer rM mel.
der iif nit 100 0erionen BON Nem.
Dorf att benz Nese uat) Baltimore
beiinbet, lief in Der Nad)t bon Wo,,.
tog .allf aeitern I'M ambroie-aancl
out ipnroe inoeiieli baln mieocr ilott
semad)t, 10 oab bcrieIbc nit &c.
~itimmtbeit Bcnte Morsen bier ertpar.
tet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
3wci Gnaben c~rtrnnfcn.

ToperElains T.-D., 70. sc.
truor.- Setter Gauis, 10 Sabre oft,
nno Sobn 1uiican, s Sabre alt, bro
Ca,cn beute, m1breto iie BEL einem So
te zines 5u%geirorenen Seidles angel.
tell. o,irf bos Gis INTO ertratfe,:.
Gle 9eide Ses eritcren lit aniscfun'
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
Sdiffbriifige an Seattle aelonbet.

SeattIe, WoD, Is. Jebruar.-
Ter bier bon Babies, Masfa, eingc.
foiifene Compiler n8ietoria" bat IS
lleberIeber,oe bon Der @unnidait ocs
on, >. Soniiar iinlpeit Der Sliarnno
Ban, alasfa, geid)eitertcn Tampfcra
nUarollon" bicrbcr ecbrad)t. Aaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17

GmmeR4@qnrite Die 6rouen 6.
g. 5obuialtn, u. &onig, $. Munoer,
81, S1ger, Gb. galt, O. Sduiter, 5.
3eridL S, @ebeIein mo g. Shorr.
Noti5en.
6frr 6. y. Sobulann ihoB Ben
@ogel ub ais Sooitlheilter.
Gr-Graiioent Charles @raif ron
@oibington unN Gooitmeiiter Gb. 6.
@eruer bicltcn 5iiroeHOe Nniprodjell.
Hr1itoent George glutb bon @oih-
ington erntctc ols 8eOner rieiigen
gpplauS.
Serr Sohn Wllnoer bate iiir Die
a%lerbciten fIiiIligen 8etrdrte Sorge
gctrdgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17

Gin SodQeuuB ite6t beitte
Nbeno ben MiteIieoern oes ogoper-
thing Clubs" I'M rGitp Sotel" in
Nusiitt, inocm Sr. Striflono ".
@iuilot, Der lmpertuiiitlide @llmo-
rift, cine leincr tnrofteriitiifcn gus
lprudlcn batter miro.
I%bIcben. Srou Gua 81.
StcirmeiS lit geitern i'm Sitter bon
So &obren 9citorbcn. Gie 9ccr0i=
2itng ii1lnet morgen Nodlmittog pom
IroucrbouIc, Nr. St4, 0corge.Str.,
aus itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17
Trobe 8oti9aft.
Guttenremoranenr NINA" uabr'
i6einlidD in Siderbeit.

ideinlidD in Siderbeit.
S2ic e5 iheint, bate err, mdbreno.
Illscnoe bon Shiiien nod ibn
iltd,ten, rllbig binter Dem Safens
banlm Don Ielannre BreafDater
QeIcgen, bis Der Stllrm uorilbcr
mar. = Seine Infuuit III Bolton
muroe lestc Radt itiinoIid) er.
portet. - Su Hepport HetpS an-
Qefommcner Camper .9opuiep"
iidtete i'm am letter. Sonnta9
Nofmittag nobe Wontallf Hoint,
9telp. Seriep.
Ncmport. Stems, &a., 10. Sc.
brllQr. - Ser heltte aus Seorsport,
Mc., bier ongelangtc @bolebad.9 Gam.
pier .@oppiep," Gopt. Cummings,
briugt Die irobe @otld)uft, Dob Der
ieit Dem g.. Sebrltur pcrniiBtc flcinc
SIottcuremorquer rNina," ipelder
out SonntaG Dor ad)t Sageil poll
NomptoutRoaoS mad, Bolton oboing,
uno icitbenl uergeblib pou noleill
cincm GuBeno Sabr5eugen gelild)t
muwoe, nm 2 llbr on lesten Conn.
Tag Rad)mlittag, 10. Sebrltnr, oti Ser
N06e Don Montnut-G oint, rs, ge'
iid)tet mllroc. 8ic GnpitGn Cunt
millgS mittbeilt. id)icn oic ,Rinn"
1lid)t hopnrirt, bntte trine Notblignos
lie altfge3ogen, innb Der nSopuielu"
iebtc icinc tSabrt tort, bu ieiu @eiebls.
bobrr bonlols nod feline 8enntniD
noll ocn 9~cior9niiicn nm Den tleincn
Shlcpper bottc.
Gapit1n Cummings lit obmobI or
nid)t acnau nod)inh, Der Nnlidt, ooB
oic nNino" inter ei9enem Ganlpf
iubr. Sic bottc, ga Der @ino giinitig
mar, cin Stupic9cl nui9e5o9cn. IS
lit m0glid), bob tic inter Scgel ilIbr.
mcil ibrc Moid)ine u%ntnuglid gclpor.
ben mar, oaein bierii6er licgt feline
OelpiBbeit Dor, Iof Captain Gum.
miugS' Inlid)t bate lic piellcid)t ii
Der Hdd,t DOM Sonntog, oel, 6. Sc.
brltor, Sd)ub ill Tclomorc-9 rcafmn.
fer geilld)t mo mar oa gebliebcn, bis
ont lebteu Samitag b%eilercS Wetter
cintrot. Gorber ipar lie 5ulett oli
Der SDbe bon Senmid .Sslono, no.
gelihtet morocn, uno bieiiae Seefnb'
rer iinb geneigt, Die Sbeorie bes 9a.
pitGnS Cummings fir CORRECT 5ll bal
ten. Is lit, iuie Observation-Disclosures
flGrell, nihtS llnaelpobnlihcS hab
Sdiiie pier ooer iiini Gage binter
bent 9reaflpoter liegen. oDrc cincll
@criht ub5lild)iden,uno Dies lit ipnbr-
id)cinlid]. mas Die o9tinn" 9etban bat.
Captain Cummings melhet aud, Dab
er ben Illffl1rnngSfrci5er nSalem,"
cines auf Die Slld)c nod Der rgtiro"
n~bgcid)idten ShiiieS, nIl Der aiiitc
bon Nem . ,Scriep iid)tete. Cericlbe
iubr nit iait pollcr Sd)ncligfeit rno
frat IN teincu @crfelr nit Ger r@dp-
picn." Ger CAPTAIN ;icht ans Scr
Sdncligfeit, nit meld)cr Die .9tinn"
iubr, olS err lie iihtrte, Den Sd)luB,
6ab oos lrjeiig cntlpeoer bci,tc
0od)t ODER mlorgcn firth Bolton err
rcidlen iolltc.
Nile Sofinurg mar bcrcits
anfgeaebcn.
@oibington, Z. G., Is. 6ehr.
Mud Scr beutige lag ucritrid.
phile ouB Die perid)itbenen Sd)iiic,
mcld)e nod) bent permiBten 6lotten.
Sd)leppoompier nTina" iiid)en, cine
Spur bon oemielben iunoen. Sollte
0l'd] itorgcn feline <noc bon ibm er.
lGngt werhet 10 miro Die 5lottenbe.
ll,Groc Die meitere Snd)e nabrid)cin.
lid, OILS umniit ~auigebcli. Gle gan5e
Jicntc 5iuiidcu 9toriolt mo Bolton
miro olsbonn bis piele NciIcn wcit
IN bie See bino,IS griinoIid) erIoridt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-17

EaHe CUR Heiie in's AnsIanb Be.
iorst 6. Saline. Nr. Ala, cn.SaIti.
s'orsitrahe, na1e GaitDm Ssnfe Sse.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
Virginia.
VIRGINIA FRUIT FARM.
R1k ACRES a 600

porches; ample outbuildings; apple
orchard OF 600 Albemarle plppins. wine
sAps and other high priced varieties; the
the great fruit belt OF AibemArie county
they are hardy and thrifty, and Will yield
q lifelong income; ~ miles TO railroad
taken at once. only 5000: part cash. bal
snee on easy terms. For further details.
see page "A. 'Strout's Farm Catalogue No.
rare bargains FROM IS an acre up In vir-
ginia, Maryland and the south. Copy free.
station 2676. e. A. Strout. Union Bank
Bldg, Plttsburg. Pa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
Texas.

TWO TEXAS FARMS FOR SALE.
l3l acres, 100 in cultivation, alfalfa, corn
and potatoes; three miles from the town
OF Wharton; on the Colorado river; no
overflow; 66 miles from Houston.
Also 95 acres, % in cultivation, corn: adj
railroad switch; party can get immediate
possession; viii take $50 per acre for ono
Norton, Wharton. Tex. Terms.
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT 1T.
It's a county seat in the center OF the Rio
Grande Valley and irrigation; has railroad.
canals, new court house. good bank.
school. brick business houses; Chaplin needs
people TO develop its great resources;
they're rich enough, to mako you rich, Ask
w. CHAPLIN TOWNSHIP COMPANY.
Chaplin. Tex.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
THE FIXED FAHH co..
Box .. PlAinMell. Mich.

FORCED RALE-An excellent 50-acre
farm. all smooth and level. no swamp or
fully grown corn, clover, wheat, vegetables
and fruit; 6-Toom house; beautiful shade;
also plenty Of choice bearing fruit. This 10
a real farm and one that wall make money
for any live man. 1t Is on main road
close neighbors, schools, ETC.; only about
10 minutes walk from. the biggest lake In
Michigan where there IL good boating. fish.
ing or bathing. This farm must be sold
muck aud We therefore make the price
"A 40: one-half cash. balance 10 suit buyer.
H q. DEES, box h, Martin. Mich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
CHOICE BARGAINS.

100 acres, miles IRON Matertown,
miles from foley, beautiful slightly roll
ing land. free from pond. creeks. gravel
or stone, Loo acres into crop, acres nay,
no buildings, for a quick sale 1880 per
acre, cash down to a t2600 mortgage now
on the land, b per cent, purchaser gets
one. third crop delivered.
660 acres. all prairie, no improvements,
400 acres good farm land, l60 rough pasture
land, IL miles from WATERFOWL, miles
from 3 other towns, it's worth $50 per acre.
we are Offering It for S26 Tor quick sale.
cash down 10 a $500 mortgage now on
the land at per cent.
III you are on the market for a bargain
in land you should lose no time in seeing
these. Address Walklin x Busheys Waters
town. South Dakota.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE


A COLORADO LAND SACRIFICE.
GO acres for SS,O00-sS.OOO down. balance
4 Years time, equal payments; comprising
ths old home place OF the Spere ranch
line voiling and second bottom land-value
OF lands surrounding Is 40 TO N0 per acre
price Is for immedats sale-write for plat
and description,
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
BRADFORD q COMPANY,
"a Adams st., Chicago,

sNAP-Money- making country home.
stock, tools and crop complete; one OF the
best 70-acrs farms IA the state, practically
level, lays ABOUT 2.z miles from town, on
beautiful maze road close neignbors,
scnools and church. Ghis farm poruers on
a beautiful lake, an elegant spring brook
flows across II, large new Y-rooIn tleld stone
Iesluence, Dig basement or cellar, large
VeEandas; bIB, new barn. room Tor I head
OF horses. cows, also carriage and tool
ROOM; lots VI choice bearing lrulL ihis
farm Is nigh class in every respect and We
are making a great sacrifice wnen We offer
IT, 1t must DO sold quick ana we viii lei
everything 30 in the way OF machinery,
stock, etc. There ~ everything from d
pitcnIorK TO sell binders, all machinery Ia
practically new, also wagon, carriage, haT-
nesses, w chickens, COWS, horses, hogs,
etc. 10 quick buyer will make the price
81 500: musL nave 1l,zO0 cash, balance can be
paid IN smaII yearly payments. WA give
possession and turn everything over u
buyer in ~ hours. IL you are ready q
snap the biggest bargain on eartn. don
mss seeing this quick.
THE FRED PARR CO.,
Box T., Plainwell, Mich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
south Dakota.

SOUTH DAKOTA CORN AND ALFALFA
LANDS.
The rush is on tor stanley county; buy
lands near the new railroad and double
your money in the next year; 2O.O00 acres
10 select from; $40 to SIS per acre. Call or
write Feliand Realty Company. 5a Palace
Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

MICHIGAN FARMS.

No. 10 acres, cleared, smau house and
barn, some fruit, near town, fine fruit land.
Sl,O00.
No. 30 acres, cleared, good house and
barn, plenty Of fruit, level, good soil, 81, 20.
No. 800 acres, rich loan soil, level, 4
miles Auskegon, city S6,OOb; Sl2 per acre, 81
per acre down, balance easy terms.
THE EVANS-HOLr Co. Fremont. Mich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDA
hogue River Valley,

Declared by government experts 10 be the
nest perfect 1rutt belt in the world; grand
sweepstakes prize: spokane National Apple
show; has received the highest prices ever
paid for fruit in the New York and Lon
don markets.; orchards now producing over
kl,vUO net per acre.
irrigated orchard tracts on payment plan.
ranging IN price from $2z5 per acre for un-
developed lana " SOW per aero tor deVel-
Opeu Orchards-
hoguelands, Incorporated,
Msdtord. Oregon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
OklanomA.
NOTICE
Oregon.

BUY farm lands now. They are daily In
creasing IN value. There II u limited amount
Of land, but no limit TO the future populA-
ton. The Pacific Northwest ~ the present
land OF opportunity. We have tine assert
ment OF tarms, some Of which viii suit
you. Write Va today, stating your require
nents, AND we VIA mall You full particulars
Tree, 1ne CARD Realty d Adv. Co, 10
henry Bag, portland, Ore
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
A SNAP.
20 ACRES FRulT. NEGETABLR AND


FOR SALB-l,720 acres m jefferson
county. Montana, at $40 per acre, on easy
terms. This tract Is located "a miles from
town of Whitehall, a thrifty Iitue city on
the N, p and c., N. Il ST. i. coast llnel
700 acres OF this tract u under irrlgatlons
water rights from the Jefferson river.
About i,2VO acres bottom land, about 10 per
ceat OF this tract is ullable, balance suit-
able for pasture. This tract ~ located N
bargain.
lsOOO acres. MeagheF county. Musselshell
valley, Montana, Sii per acre; easy termsi
located on c., N. a. 81 Il, h L., ~ miles
from two good towns; at least w Der eens
OF this tract Is suitable tor farming. A
good proposition 10 cuC up into small tarms;
a,OO0 10 NV acres can De irrigatedi many
springs rnrnish abundance OK water the
year around.
MARrYN & STUART LAND CO.,
Aberdeen, = D.,
And 1856 Palace 9idg., Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
HALF CASH, BALANCE L. YEARS.

dALU N1AR924I I'zAL@zA4NO41 = AA@zAIso
The land is situated not far from Bay
City, MIchisan, anu adapted for farms
srazlng or IruIt. Perfect uLIes, and will
year close inspection. Ihs above prIcs ana
terms are mace 10 close &C estate quick
II you want a " or more send your option
in now, with 81 per acre, anu balance u
W. pdlu NnCn oeeus are returned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
1900 ACRES.

lb,OO0 AChES
A SNAP FOR QUICK SALE.
Florida East Coast, EVerglades. ALI
muck land. Greatest bargain IN the whole
state, No brokers.
FRANK l.. BILLS g. COMPANY,
70 Monroe ST.. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
20 ACRES. 500.

LAND FOh SALE.
Write me to-day.
Il. b. FREMONT, NEWAiGO CO.. MICH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
Nebraska.

BARGAIN In Plato Valley Irrigated
Farml Extra good ITO acres; must be sold
quick. ~ acres alfalfa, 70 acres best wheat
grass meadow ia the country " acres 70
other crops. $50 per acre. Write quick foe
terms ana further Information 70 Aox Nc.
l5l Gering, Reb.
FOR SALE.
100 acres unimproved prairie land. All
level good land, in good neighborhood. I
miles northeast OF ONeill. Vhis " q bar
gam Price SO per acre.
=. II. AckENNA,
Okeil, Nebraska
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

TWO elegant furnished rooms, light AnC
cool, all modern, IN private FAMILY. 600 N
zlst st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
FLORIDA.

We have some or the best land In the
state, below the frost line at attractive
prices. send for particulars. Estero Land
Company, First National Bank Bldg,
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
Florida.
YOU CAN STAY AT HOMH
And make Bis Money

In Florida
One dollar a month Will make you part
owner In one OF the greatest fruit. truck,
pecan, orchard, resort, hotel and general
high-class development propositions ever
ina ugurated IN this state OF phenomenal
opportunities. Send for proof OF this state
ment and full particulars,
J. A. Aollomon. President, Jacksonville, Fla
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

TWO modern furnished light housekeep-
ing rooms: also sleeping rooms. 409 s. 2Sth
Ave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

LARGE. newly furnished southeast room
With all lnoaern eonyenienoes Also sinEl
rooms. 2SVs Capitol Ave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

IN MISSOURI
2l5 acres; 125 miles southeast OF Kansas
City ~ acres In cultivation. Box house;
good barn; out buildings and fine water and
grass; large orchard VI different varieties
VI fruit, miles 70 good trading point Close
10 school ana church. FrIcs SS.6Oe. This IL
u money maker.
GEORGE KUMPF,
aO3-5 Sheidley Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

TWO or three furnished rooms for hons,
keeping: strictly pIodern. lSgI Farnam.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

FOR SALE or win exchange, preferably
for southern lands, q good level half sec
ton in Alberta, Canada. William l. EN-
cry, care Fort Worth university. Fort
Worth, Tex.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29

STRICTLY modern largo front room fol
tMo gsntltinen- AZ >. a6tn ~. IeL uouS
las b6z6.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-16

needy and depressed and impecuni-
Gus and humbly supplicant that {
relented. After all, the girl might
be in crying need OF some help be
yond the insufficient power Of the
unstrung Clay. SO ! paper-weighted
my copy and declared myself ready
to accompany him, with indIsposi-
ton in my heart.
Clay made such a sordid and mis-
cradle figure when he had reported,
ready for the journey, in his closely
buttOned, dingy coat and battered
hat. that | indulged myself TO the
extra expense of a cab. In this We
proceeded TO a quarter of the city
DESIGNATED by Clay-a street crowded
with red brick houses of musty and
insidlous aspect. At one Of these
a boarding house by its pseudo-hos-
pitaLlo eNterior--We stopped. At the
sound of the door bell, Gay blanched,
and shvcred in his disreputable
clothes. Long experience with for
midable landladies had made him
nervous even to stand upon their
steps When the signal was answer
ed he thrust, with insisnuatng haste,
a dollar, that he had secured from
me in advance. into the hand Of a
heavy woman who opened the door.
That was the amount for which the
Young woman from the country stood
in pawn.
THE young lady" said the pla-
Gated proprietress, in n bass voice,
rs in the second floor parlor"
1hither Clay and assembled a
very pretty young lady, about nine
teen. sat by table. Traces Of re.
cent and not unbecoming grief mark.
ed her features. A piece of we'll
nibbled taffy candy lay convenient to
her hand upon the table. At Clay's
Introduction | bowed, with genuine
admiration and revived interest, to
Miss Rosa Redfield. could not re
press slight shudder as Clay label
ed me as his friend" To such depths
is man reduced when beauty and
vanity and old clothes meet.
Tears yet stood in Miss Redfield s
eyes The consolation of taffy had
battlod losingly against loneliness
Her dewy, blue orbs looked upon
Clay with hope and interest.
Did you find him?" she asked,
with all the engaging optimism Of
roseate youth.
Clay stood by the table like a
contradiction Of her solvent freshness
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f%Sea
Franklin Mothers Club.

The Mothers Club of Franklin
School win meet next Wednesday
afternoon at 400 o'clock The sub.
iect for discussion, Our School
Health"
Paper, How Can We Make Our
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BY o. HENRY.
Author of The Four Million" Cab
bages and Kings" The Trimmed
. Lamp" Etc.

| sometimes made : few inferior
sketches. illustrating the special ar
ticles | did for the paper and ma
turally, | became hostilely familiar
with the art department That is
how | became acquainted with Clay.
CLAY had something to do with the
mechanical part of the business
he wore aprons, and his hands we're
stained with chemicals. He was a
little fellow with a face full of curly,
red beard like the coat of red
Irish setter Drink was his passion,
and the sword of dismissal hung
always by a hair above his head.
One afternoon Clay came to my
desk and stood, with the unmistak-
able air of the petitioner. | mutely
invited the threatened disclosure.
"Old fellow" said he-he had no
right to call me old fellow Tim
in squeeze, and | thought you
might help me out"
Men on The Paper are brothers,
despite the difference set up by
whiskey or the Saturday night en-
velope, so ! slowly ran one hand
in the pocket where nestled crisp
five dollar bill and five new silver
dollars that | had an hour before,
secured by means of abject salaams
before the business manager, as an
advance on next weeks salary.
mo, sir said Clay raising a vir-
tuous but trembling had in abnega-
ton, Il don't want to borrow"
/ tried 10 suppress sigh OF re-.
lief.
But, said Clay, q want five dol
lars.
| tried to reconcile his two state.
ments with my experience with men
who worked on The Paper, but with
ont success. I've got a rafting
good story for you" explained Clay
"one that ought to run colmun
and half, at least. Ordinarily,
would give you the tip FOR nothing,
old man, but I've been on a whizz--
I'm dead broke, and as you stand to
clean up at least fifteen cartwheels
on the turn, YOU can afford to pay
Y for the pointer III return the
five some day" continued Clay You
may not believe it but ! will
What's the stunt?" | asked. men.
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and bloom. one hand WAS thrust in
to The bosom of his faded coat. His
gingery whiskers masked his face
almost to his eyes. was sorry Clay
had introduced me as his friend.
NO. haven't found him. said
he, "bur I've brought Mr. Winslow
who will give you the same advice
that I have"
The young lady looked at me, ex-
pactanIy.
IT | were acquainted with the
circumstances, l began, all at sea.
"Oh. dear me" said Miss Redfield,
brightly, it isn't az bad as that.
There are no circumstances. just
came to the city to see if | could
| find Hen. I'm afraid I'm a terri
bic haysecd," she flashed with a
dazzling, wet smile: II thought l
could find him. Aren't there direc-
tories you can look people up in?
met Mr.. Clay accidentally and he
brought me up here. My, it's a
great big town, Mr., Wlnslow. I
didn't intend to come. ] was riding
over TO spend the day with Ella
Pease, and the train came along
and stopped. just tied old Pompey
to a tree and slipped off my riding
skirt and got on the cars. | had
Just enough money to pay the fare.
| got to thinking of Hen, and
couldn't h1h-elp It,"
The unashamed tears of frank
youth fell from her eyes. Her hand
went down upon her arm, and she
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