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bvi TetcftinS ollfQeneft, neIdc in
@erfleiours al ser Iebtcn Sdbrt ocs
NampierS roh 9iap9orf tbcil1cnom.
men batteh. ,3luci ser @cbcimeu
paren ais 3luiittnNcd5 poiio9iere
eerciit Ser brittle )dtta ais Ste,u.
nro iid niitlidl gemddI Oic Tctef.
tiuS famer bintcr Elm uoIlitdnoiqeS
SpItrm olr Seruntrelnlna. 0cl
frooiant imlr0e bon Sen Stcparo5
melhe nit sen 90hcn i'm Giuucr.
itdnSniB paren. ms 3piihcuocf ge.
ibmu1gcIt mo Nortiaeu Naiio9icren
Su nieOrigeu Erciien uerfouit.
Gin @ribbudl bctreiiS Ser NIincn
III aPoroffo, pcIde 5u lnnqlpicrigen
SontroueriCH &cranlaiiuua aeQeben,
iii Ocm HeidSta9 nebit elmer 0ellf.
id)riit 5ugegon1en. Su Oieicr miro
0nraeleat oo6 oie 0elttihe ReNicrlmg
Oie Iolitif ser Sifeneu Ghiir lu0 Sic
@leidberCftiluug AGer I'M nor0oiri.
faniihen Sdleriiot itctig beiilrmortet
babe. Die Heaicrllng lei babel be.
miibt Die 9etbeiligltng Ttlttider al
0en @ergluertSltnterncbulnacu 81
forOernurter SnueboItrna Der @ren
sen, meIdc ole glhtlwg Dor Sen be,
itebelvocn @ertrGger uno cine ehrli.
he, Iopalc, fonieaucntc @oIitit Dor.
ihrerben.
Ser 3cHralouSihuB ser TreiiinLi.
gen @olfSportei neld)er bier ioebeu
liz Sitling mar, berietb einaebeno
iiber ole uorgeid)IoNene Sutton init
ser 6reiiinniqen @erciniaung uno
Der 0eutiden golfSpartci. Gie Ser
baroIunaen botten OoS Grgebnib.
0oB Elm 9lntrag. Dem cnacu 3uionl-
menihIuB Der ireiiiuuipen 0jrupper
5u5uitintmen, einniitbiae glunabme
fan0.
Ydinhen, 10. San.
Ser amerifoniihe iuro irou3ciiid)e
Sorii mur0eu i'm 8erlnui elmer Stot-
oebatte I'M bnneriiden Sanotog einer
iharfen 9ritif unter5ogeu. 9icbrere
Gbpcoronete pieien Oardli bin oaB
Gle ,Snouitrie ipie oic &dnoluirtbid)oft
9operns ourd oieie Garlic iduer &C.
Iitten b1tten.
Der Miniiterprdi'Ocut Or. BON 20.
6euiIs Diirnib bemerfte. q ici &C.
mobr getporoeu. Dob nun Der Gr.
pcrtban0el groBen SdaOen erIitten
babe, uno erfIGrte, oie Carrie glmcri.
fos un0 5rnnfreid)S be0eliteten in
eiu3eIuen 6dnen gerooe5u 8ernid).
tiing gon5cr @eidGfts5meige. Or ben
Gebeipins iiiate hin5u. geidmToen
bon 6abrifonten ieien Der 9eihsre.
eieriing iibermittelt moroen.
Gum ShluB meiHte Der Wiinlter'
prGiioent. nod) Ser 8otihoft EaltS
Iieae fein @r1'1o Dor. oornn SIT 5luet.
feln, 0aB iih ein @inpernebmen nit
ben Ser Stdaten beritelIen lniie.
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gSaihinstOus Stanopuntt.
Berlin, 20 San.

Die Tegicrun9 bat beidIoiien, ooB
Der allaemcine oeutide 3clltdrii pom
z. Sebruar an nad Dem Seles Iir
omerifuniide Giniubr gclten muB.
menn bis Oabin fein 9IbtonImen DpI.
iden oen &ereiuigten Stnaten mo
2eutidlano iiber mehielleltige 3ou.
ermaBiaunaen gctroiien lit. Niit
Dem z. 6ebruar lduit Die 3eit ab, iilr
lpelde bis Jest iiir 9eipiile nmerifo'
niife GiniubrartiteI Son0cr5ou.
galten. 127 9lrtifel mer0en oaDon
betroffen mproen. 0aIbamtlih muroc
ieood erfl1rt. oaB Die Gorifitnter.
bauOlungeu nit ocn @ereini1ten
Stonten nift abgebroden mdrcn,
uno pur0e bin5ugefiigt. 0aB nod
Belt genug iibrig mare, INN Die
Streitpunfte 3miihen Den beioen
2dn0ern aus Dem gSeae 5u rdumcn.
Soate icOod) lebteres nidlt Der 6all
iein, 10 treten Ole 3ouidte oes ougc.
meinen Sorifs nit Dem 7. Sebrudr
enn5 ans iih icIber, obne OaB ueitere
9eihliiiie o0er &eriilgungen notbig
iin0, in arait. 9ie 3cihsbonoels-
TANNER, Die iid ous Snbrifanten.
6inaBIeuten lno Acknowledgement
6itiommenicbt muroe ouf ocn "a
SS5anlinr eiuberuien uno Miro iiber
ole @anoel5be3ichunqen 5i oen Ser.
einigten Stoatcn bcratbcn. Die &c.
qicrung r.inid,t Der &oumer ihre
GteIlung, o;e Tie in oieicr Traae cin-
eenommen bat. 3u erfIdren. Tie
Geoe, Ole @ebeinrath 8olober9er om
leSten N6en0 Dor Der amerifnuiiden
SdnoeISpereinigung belt. morin Der
&eoner onoelltcte, ouB 9eutidlan0
niht geneigt mare. oen Gereiniatcn
Stnaten nddBugeben. mar aui 9r.
fmoignng begriin0et, Die @ol0berNer
perionIif IN &egierungstreiieu Elm.
ge3ogen batte.
9ie 3eitunaen nobnen nit eini-
gem llnbehagen oooon aenntniB,
0aB 9eutihlano iih nidlt in Ser BON
Dem BrGiioenten (nit bcfannt ge.
mnhten 9iite iencr 9dnoer beiano,
Die in oen Safcn ser %ercinigten
Staateu ben Gorjug Ser Ntinoelt3oqe
genieBen lpcr0en.
Nnibington, 90. San.
ga sic llntcrbanolltngen in 9e5uo
ollf oen oelltlh-amerituniihen 3ou.
tarif nod I'M @ange iin0, balt Oas
Stoatsoeportement ndbere Rahrih.
ten iiber ibren @erlouf Suriid. Tod
neib man 10 biel. ooB ser 0ollpt-
punft, INN oen iid ser Streit orebt.
Der if SAB oie amerifaniihe 9ie9ie.
rlmg 0ufouf bGitebt, Dab oie9eihliiiie.
ourd melhe oie @infubr non ometi.
foniihem 8ieb mo bon 6rudlt mad
0eutidlono tbatidd)Iidl oerboten mcr.
ben, gednoert iperoen. Die ocutid1e
HegierlIn9 bat in nllen on0ern Elmf-
fen Die 9teiaung ae3eiot. noh3ugeben,
10 in glnbetraft Der glbGn0erinq Der
3oIli6be lu6 9eitimnunaen, Die I'M.
giinItig iino fir ole Ginfuhr man.
NltI uI1itl llluIltlultll JtbpHtultt tdllClt
un0 SdIbrifartifeln aber in @e3ng
nuf 6ie Giniubr bon 3ieh 5iti5t lie
ftan0hait abIcbnenN. in3em lie ols
@rlno ongibt 6oB ole 6iientIidIe
Meinulrq in GeutihlauO geaen o;e
@bidafflin9 ser itrengcn @eitim.
mitnqen it, sic nmcrifaniifca @ieb
iett fern hnItcn on oieie @oridriiten
ionitdre gfnBnobmrn limo.
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|reistreibcrrien an Der 9riu gsrfer
GffeftenbOric rufcn srOfe Nufrs.
gung beruOr.
8 bl lungs c III t itelInuseu.
Bel ciuem SabrifbrauS in TbilaocI.
pbia fOmmcn fiiuf Yeriuneu nm
unS Sablrcide lucrorn Ocrlctt.
Sn Den Sob seiprnnscn,
g2ap Norf. 20. SSan.

gfau 9ort, 20. San.
SIn Der bieiigen gfteftenborie ging
es iDieNer einmal beiB ber, unO OaS
BteiuItat ipor elm Stur5 bon mebr aIs
go Hltnften Ser glttien oes iog. So.
IitmblE ano 9oding Goal ano SSron
Rool uno Die 3ablltngseiniteaiinl
BON Sipei Mofleriirmen. 9luh an.
Sere Yapiere ianfen beoeiiteno trot
bes groBen llmiotes BON 1884 500
gftien. @emerfcnslpertb lit, ocb,
pie bel Der aeiilihen Sod SSslan0.
glff6re, fein piariibIer @runo fiir
ben 9roben llmiae norIag, Dem obne
BpeIfcl irgenO peldeFreiStreibereieu
Cu @runoe lngen. @abrideinli6
niro Die 8orienIeitltng aud oteic
elneeleqenbeit unteriu6en.
Die s5irmen, Die ibre 3ablungen
einiteaten, iin0 s. 0t. 6iSfe & 60,
42 gron0map, lino 9otbrop, @asfins
& Co., 60 8roaonap. Ole @erbino-
Iibfeiten ser 6irma tyiSfe meroeu
ouf $750,000 geih6tt, Sic @eitdnoe
nuf 100000. Ger 9fedtsbeiitanO
Der 6irma erfl1rt ieood), 0aB Die rid)-
tigen 3ablen $2,500,000 reip. So.
100000 Iino.
lleber Die geIt1n0e uno @erbino.
!ihfeiten Der auoern banferotten SSir.
ma berlnutet nihtS beItinntes.
@s beiBt, 0aB morgen 5lpei tpeitere
Borienfirmen ibren 8anferott anmel.
ben Deroen.
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5cr Nonnrci,.
WNN'
glail)iliaton, 20. II

0albington 20. San.
Cas- Sans ueruenoeie mehr -e
Shnoen }ur Iebaite iiber Die ioqc.
nnnutc og9eibe Sflaoenbil"; ore
9eratbung miro om ndfiten Gage
iortaciebt 2lu6 nabm oos Sau5
cine Rciotition an. oie 6eu flotten.
iefretdr mpeiit Dem Saus miipt.
t5cilcn ob md6reuo res qegempdrti
aen 6tstallabre5 bon einem 3ruit
SdligBp'luer gesoltft nuroe.
Ger Sen1t na6m ole 9apilIi.
lnn99porlogc iiir oen Giitrict OF
Columbia an oie in51ciammt ctul
Sl0OOOn00 lnr 3ahLmna nn1peiil.
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SGncmarf.
Sdlimm fir Sr. GOot.
0openhooen. 20 N

WpPNHDNBttb ~. NNuU.
0as llnteriud)ungsfomite ser SO,
penhagener llniperiitdt bat ieine Qrii.
Jung ser Sriginalauiieihnunge ~
Greocrid u. Goots bcenoiat un0 be-.
it1tiote feline friibere Gntifeioun0
ooB nidt Der 9crin9ite 9aueis Oaiiir
oorgelegt mare, oaB Der 5oriher oeu
g2oropol crreiht Bate.
9os aonlite ianO. oaB Ole 9l6.
idlriit pon Goot's Qlui3eidnunaen.
Die Ole 8runolo9e Der irifheren lin.
isriudung bllocte i'm J9eientliden
nit oen iett oorlie1enoer Original
noter iibereinitimmt. Die Iebieren
entbaIteu nod Dem aomiteberidlt eli.
nige ablpeitlungen. ober nidts jeigt
an. Dab 9IbdnOerunaen qenaht ipur.
oen, in ser 9lbiiht 3u betriigen. Oh.
nohl 6as Goniiitorium einitinmig
erfldrt oob Goofs 9cboiiptunqel
bolit1nti9 unuobr iino. bnlten Gi.
nige oott oaran felt oaB Goot Elm
e6ren6af.er Mann. aber MIR fein
Gelcbrter lit. Gs 'ueroen nidt 10.
fort Sdlriiie getbon tper6en, Inn
goof Der @brengra6e 5u entflei6en.
Die ihm berlieben ipuroen. 6a oos
@eroift MIR iagt. 6ob Der San, 70.
melt er Die llniperiitdt ongebt, .niht
befpieien" lit. Reftor Solomonien
uno Qrofeiior Stromaren. ser gor.
iiser bes Friiiunesnusiduiies. nur.
ben jeooh beauitrngt, oae gerDeis.
niiiteI ole ;5nen su 8ebote ite6en,
81 iammeln, 0amit entiheioenoe
Shritte llnternomTnen peroen f0n'
nen betreffs Der gbren. Die DIE llni.
oeriitdt Dr. 9oot uerlieh.
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SinklauO.
Sin Suridllaa oes Snternationalen
5ric0Cnsbnrenns.
81. Netersburl. 20. Raj

q. NeIersbur1, 70. ,Sdn.
GaS Snternatlonale 6rieoensbu.
reou in Nriiiiel bat oen 8egiermgen
oller Sanoer einen @oridlag gemaht,
ole Seltimmungen Ger erlten Sadaer
6rieoenstonieren5. monu6 uon cuit.
ibliten in &riegsjeitcn feline Grplo.
Ilpltoite oiirfen berabgeporien iper.
oen, mieOer unjunebmen unO Oiele
Gorihriit aud aud Ienfbare Suit.
ihiIfe un0 Suitgleitmaidinen aus5u.
oebnen. Ole fragli6e geitimmung
mar auf tiinf Sabre angenommen
ipor0en.
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f6ouften on goSporus. gr mar
aus Rarmor erridltet uno iein Sn.
neres mar ipegen iciner Marmor.
uno Sol5ornnnente beriibn1t. giele
Sabre lang mar er BON Dem ent.
t1ronten Sultan. Nfurao ", be-.
Dohnt uno Dem YubIifum niht Su.
garIlid. &or etna einem Sabre
1uuroe er sum HarIamentSleb6uoe
uem0dlt
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GbicngOcr WiarftbcridJt.
g1rienberidlt.

pabtod. Rufbtou & Go. Wooferh,
wcbfnoe. bcHbien iiber ben gcireIoemnrft ni'
tplai
gcriduie nno nieoriqere Trcife ipdrcn an
her Iaecsotbunua TIM Ncitenmntie m0breut
fcr ruCi ouIiie Der zltlra. ZOO erbnlte iit
hcr 9laru almdblid5 riener mn hattie an
cttha icmIb bel ocs bcrorcnen Gelbes 800
IHdctlnnqi
nom ,torn ldbi ii6 bnliclbe idoeu Hnnr
gorn lpat hic nieorQer
safer nor chenfnlla duiduns niehriner unt
erh0'ie fid 6dfuui mieocr.
Tle c6ubnourunnen p0ren mite ioiQi
sod gteorig 16Hb Yclieru
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gie Nnireanna t60teie ihn.
NlIi "a. Nollls. %. eHnn

TTTTTEF
Ter 63 id6riae 8. $. 9otts iieI IN
5ol9e BON 2uirggung auf elmer bic.
iiaen aeqel6nbn ioot bin. als iein
So5n 0urh eincu guten &uri fir
Ieiu D1can" Die Wleiiteridait ser
Gt12t dciunnn.
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0bltaoocr Vicbularii.

nln1uIrh 3uIUhT. = OUOi h1Uinier ndren
OG0 0Nfbrr 1te gretie martn ptc iolgi
csiiere SttO--ei0. giibg $500 b50. pe'
ters a3 40 40. qdibcr. 3U0-0.7J; SiJdets
SApttre 3nfu5r. $4,000 gnmerc ~ 20
%. qrmibie. S. fO-s75: itmere $50
1Aoie 8uinhr, 80 25-e75; gaioher S5.25
g 80: 9dbrlinae Si2J-s.25; Gnss, $3.25--
BIS
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gait nnicrieidlnet gleielntiun.
giAi6indion, 20. go

Ter grdiioent Snit bat Ole qe.
mqinihaitlihe gleiolution Der beiot"
Sdmer oe5 aongreiies urterJeihnei,
bic cine llnieriudrtng Der 9ouinger'
ginhot an1ele9cnbeit anor0net.
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Observation-Disclosures

ScntidlIauS lit uidlt sensiat, Den Scr.
sinistcu Gtantcu mcitcrc 3ngeitGnO.
niiie Sn MAIDEN nno iii bcrcit
bic 6OIgcn ja tragCn.
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Streif brenoiat.

6errol, 20. San.
Ger 2lusitano Der gltbeiter, Die
an 9au 0eS bieiigen 9IrneearieHols
beid)aitigt plren lit Ourb einen
8ergleidl bcIqeleQt ,por0en.
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sarfci.
granS i'm GurlamrntSacbdnOc.
91nItantinooel, 20. San.

NJUTIuIIIINUNtII y. NYuH.
Der GaI1it bon Siherngan. in
Dem 0ns @arIament taet, 1T BON ei.
nein 6euer. ooS burh 9ufau emit.
iiaro, arg beimgeiufIt tuor6en. Qie
gbeeor0netenfnnuner 1T gang aus.
eebrannt uno Ser SaaI 0eg Senats
III 10 iebr beiddoigt, ooB er nitt
beHutt tperoen tam. Ger 8aIdit
BON Sideragnn tpuroe bonn Sultan
Gbold Gsis erbaut iiro mar elmer Der
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Spanieu.
Sine mcmc Stcncr.

9Rn0rio. 90 San.
@& lit Elm f$a.glibcs 0cfret erlai'
len luor0en. oas cine 9infoumen.
itpuer id1offt.
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Sdlarfc Scuinr.
9uenos sIpreS, 9Irgcutiuicu,

SuehoS IDreS, IrgcntWitN,
20. San.
Gs miro berihtet, oaB in Der Ne.
pubIit llru9ap cine &epolution gcQen
Die Rt lierung oeS Er0W0enten Giau.
oio @iuiluan ousgebroden 1T. Cine
9eitdtigung oieier Godrbt lit uidlt
5u erlangen, oa in 0lortepi0eo, Der
@nuptitaot llrugapS, ihdrie 3euiur
geiIbt miro.
0ionteoiocu 20. San.
SSn 0en grouiu5en # 1iue Rebel.
lion au91cbroden. Die Rc1ierltlg
gIau6t ie0oh. Ole @rbehul9 prompt
nieOerwerien gu tonneu IS lit III.
moglit, Oen llmians oeS 9lu6tanoes
feit5uiteaen, DER pou elmer 6aftion
Der peiBen Sartei genabrt uno, pie
man glaltbt, beinIid uon Nrgcnti-
men unterihibt miro. Gic pon Ser
GegleruHg geiIbte lddsfe 3enhir
berbinOcrt. ouB @iBelbcitrE 0eS
gIufitauoeS bierber gelaaJen.
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JicOClull0n.

Son ilrneap fommt Die Nddjrift,
onk in Srn ourtigcn @rOUiuStu lei.
tens elmer Saftiun Mcifcn
rcbellirt mir0.
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Die ,,1Ieroitern"-5ettun
gen haben Ole 6eietiette
BON Ga Greiie niePt nur
miticPreiben ienoern nit
macben helien.
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sYNoPsls.

CHAPTER Tie s.ofy Is told III
Nicholas Trist l chief Senator John
Calhoun offered The portfillo OF secretary
Of state in Tycrs cabiaet i ta,s w his
friend DR. Ward, Ahat his time ls short
Calhoun declares that he Is not ready TO
die, and If he accepts Tylers offer /.
means that Texas and Oregon nust To
'aadod 70 The map of the United states
Tie plans to learn the tntea'lous OF Eas-
land with regard to Mexico through
Baroness Won Ri.z, secret aps ana re-
puted mistress OF the English 1mbassa-
DOR Pakenham
CHAPTER II. Nicholas Is directed 70
bring the baroness to Calhowus apart
meats at midnight.
CHAPTER nj Tho arrand causes
Nicholas to miss Il meeting with his
sweetheart Elizabeth Churchill
CHAPTER ". While searching for The
baroness house carriage dashos up
ana Nicholas IA becGoned to enter He
finds himself with the baroness, who says
she is being pursued ana begs his assist
ancc.
CHAPTER N-Arrlved at the baroness
apartments after eludlng the pursuers,
he notes that She has lost clipper. lie
Is inyited into ho house and delivers
calhouns message
CHAPTER ~ The baroness decides
TO abry the summons. Nicholas retains
the ramatGng slipper as d pledge That she
VIII tell Calhoun everything. He Civ
her as security an Indian trlnkct no in
tended for Elizabeth.
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CHAPTER WI.
REGARDING Elizabeth.

without woman the two oxtremities OF
this life would be destitute of qnccor and
the middle would be devoid Of pleasure
proverb,
In some forgotten garret Of this
country, as lido not doubt, yellowed
with age, stained and undistnguish.
able, lost among uncared-for relics Of
another day, there may be records OF
that interview between two strange
personalities, John Calhoun and
Helena Won Ritz, in the arrangement
of which ! played the part above de-
scribed. | was not at that time privi-
legged to have much more than a
guess at the nature of the interview.
Indeed, other things now occupied my
mind. was very much In love with
Elizabeth Churchill.
OF these matters | need to make
some mention. My fathers plauta-
tion was one Of the old ones In Mary.
land. That of the Churchllls lay
across low range Of mountains and
in another county from us, cbut our
families had long been frienda.' ! had
known Elizabeth from the time she
was a tall, slim girl, boon companion
ever to her father, old Daniel
Churchill; for her mother she had lost
when she was still young. The Church
ills maintained a city establishment IN
the enyirons of Washington itself, al
though that was not much removed
from their plantation in the old state
OF Maryland Elmhurst, this Wash
ington estate was called, and 1t was
well known there, with its straight
road approaching and its great trees
and its wide.doored halls-whereby
the road itself seemed to run straight
through the house and appear be
I yond--and its tall white pillars and
hospltable galleries now In the spring
4 time inclosed In green. | need not
4 state that now, having finished the
business Of the day or rather, of the
night, Elmhurst, home OF Elizabeth,
w9s my immediate Mecca
had clad myself as well as | could
in the fashion of my time, and fiat
1 tered myself as | looked In my little
\ mirror, that | made none such. bad
/ figure Of a man was tall enough,
and straight thin with long hours
afoot or in the saddle, bronzed to a
good color. and ii health did not show
on my face. at least felt II myself IN
the lightness of my step, in the con
tentedness of my heart with ali Of
life, in my general assurance that all
in the world meant well toward me
! and that everything in the world
would do well by me.
As to EllzabethyCh Churchill, It might
have been in line with Maryland Gus
tom had she generally been known al
Betty; but Betty she never was called
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ing y have every right I have
truly just seen your father ! have
just come from him"
She looked at me intently, glowing
happily
Il could not wait any longer" went
on. within a week ! am going to
have an Office Of my own. Let Us wait
no longer. have waited long enough.
Nov -"
/ babbled on, and she listened It
was strange place enough for a bel
trothal. but there at least said thel
words which bound me; and In the
bleukfAElizabeth gave me ! saw her an
swer. Her eyes we're wide and
straight and solemn. She did not
smile.
AS we stood, with small opportunity
and perhaps less inclination for much
conversation, my eyes chanced to turn
toward the main entrance door Of the
east room. I saw, pushing through, al
certain page, a young boy Of good
family. who was employed by Mr. Cal
houn as messenger. He knew me-
perfectly well, as he did almost every
one else In Washington, and with pre-
cocious intelligence his gaze picked
me out In all that throng.
'Is It for me?" I asked, as he ex-
tended his missive.
"Yes," he nodded. mfr. Calhoun
told me TO find you and to give you
this at once"
turned to Elizabeth "If you win
pardon me2" said, She made way
for me to pass to curtained window,
and there, turning my back and using
such secrecy as 1 could, broke thel
seal
The message was brief. To be equal
" brief may say simply that Y
asked me to be ready to start for
I Canada that night on business con-
nected with the department OF statei
/ or reason or explanations It gave
none
turned to elizabeth and held out
the message from my chief. She
looked al 1t. Her eyes widened.
"Nlcholas!" she exclaimed.
elizabeth" said i turning 70 her
swiftly, II will agree to nothing which
will send me away from you again.
Listen, them" 7 raised hand az sho
would have spoken. Go home with
your Aunt Betty as soon as YOU can,
Tell your father that tonight at six |
shall be there BE read d'i"
What do you meang" she painted
saw her throat flutter.
II mean that we must be married
tonight before | go. Before eight
o'clock must be on the train"
When will you ne backY she whis-
pered
4 How can tell7 When ! go, my
wife shall wait there at Elmhurst, In.
stead of my sweetheart"
She turned away from me. contem'
plative She. too, was young. Ardor
appealed to her Life stood before
her, beckonlng. as to me. What could
the girl do or sayY
tContinued tomorrow
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@ @ @ @ G g @ @ g o o oo =
Tucker Candidate For Auditor

II. A, Tucker is a candidate for
state auditor. He says: Christianity
Democracy. labor and education are
the pillars on which Oklahoma s
greatness rest. H. A. Tucker the
blind candidate for state auditor,
stands firmly for these strong pillars
OF greatness. Blindness will not pre-.
vent him discharging the duties OF the
office with efficiency and safety no
more than blindness prevents Senator
Gore attending to the duties OF his
office"
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although that diminutIye was applied
TO her aunt. Jennings, twice as large
as she. after whom she had been
named. Betty implies snub nose;
Elizabeth's was clean cut and straight
Betty fsas slg : sageeF r9llth apa :
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Eor conaress, Second pIsIrlot.

I hereby announce hat | am a can
didate for representative in congress
from Second congressional district Of
Oklahoma, subject to he approval Of
he nelnocraiic voters of said district
at the primary election to be held
August 2, 1910. John j. Gerlach,
Woodward, Okla.
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George Henshaw, OF Madill, au-
thorizes The Leader to announce his
candidacy for corporation commits
sioner subject to the Democratic
primaries.
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For Corporation Commissioner
The Leader is authorized to an
nounce Joe Strain Of Wann for mem.
ber of corporation commission, sub
ject to the Democratic primaries.
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H. A. Tucker OF Talihina author
ICES his announcement as a candidate
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primaries.
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Eor STATE Auditor.

The Leader is authorized to an
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~, candidate for state auditor, sub.
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or State Treasurer.

TIC Ieader L authorized to an
nounce Robert H. Dunlop OF Kag
county an 4 candidate for state
treasurer, abieci 10 lbe Democratic
primaries
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
anaress. FIrst pistrIot.

For Congress, First District.
The Leader is authorized to an
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nee county, as candidate for con
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James H. Klrkweod of Guthrie au-
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candidacy for congress, subject to
The Democratic primaries.
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The Leader is authorized to an
hounce Giles w Farris, of Greer
ecnn5 az candidate for state print.
er, sdbiec 70 the Democratic pri
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