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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-03-08

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school principals have too long ar
ranged their courses Of study for the
per cent Of their pupils who will go
to college, ignoring the needs Of the
other OF per cent.
Hard as this system was on the boy
10 town. 1t was harder still on the
country boy. There was nothing In
she high school course that was con-
nected even remotely with his life on
the farm. Most Of his time was given
to mathematics, Latin, German, etc,
with perhaps little music and art
thrown In. The mathematics were
help in developing his mind and teach
Ing him to think. The Latin and Ger
man we're Of little value except to the
per cent who expected to enter col
lege- The music probably was given
By a teacher who couldn't sing half
so well as the meadow larks at home
and the art by one who couldn't draw
COW or pig to save his life.
The worst part Of the high school
from the farm boys standpoint was
the attitude toward work In general
and farm work In particular. The
boys and girls were encouraged to pre-
pare for college In order that they
might get through life more easily,
though perhaps they were not told so
In SO many words. The teachers talk
ed Of the farm as good place to
come from perhaps, but carried the
idea that farming was not worthy
calling for boy with ambition. Every
thing he heard or learned pointed
away from the farm and toward the
city. Not only was the farm boy de-
MED any knowledge of the farm. but
he was taught to see the bright side
OF every other calling and the dark
side Of his own 1t was little wonder
that he left the farm at the end of his
high school course.
The high schools are coming to pay
vastly more respect to the 81 per cent
OF their pupils. They are realizing the
unth OF the statement that the educa-
uon which increased boys wants
without increasing his earning capaci-
y Is a failure. Courses in carpentry.
shop work and mechanics have been
put In. The whole attitude of the
nigh school is changing. and more at
tention Is being paid to preparing stu
dents for life than to preparing them
LOT college. The students are being
Hught that It is an honor to work
win their hands. The girls are being
@pght domestic science and home eco
nomics. In sh0t. the high school has
seen its opportunity and is grasping 1t.
IN all this development the country
ooy has been left out. The atmos-
phere Of the high school is still that
oi the city. A few have attempted to
'each agriculture, and some have sue
.eeded. 1t has become plain, however,
.nat a school located on a block Of
ahd In the heart Of city cannot hope
" leach agriculture with the greatest
uegree Of success. With that realiza-
uon mas come the secondary agricul-
: school. Such schools are all too
-" as yet. but their numbers are in
y Easing rapidly ~ the demand for
tnem grows. Some are supported BY
'ue counties. some by the states and
some privately. Some of the denomi-
National and preparatory schools have
zen very successful In teac hing agri-
su,ure Georgia has eleven district
krcuitural schools that are doing
sreat work In educating the rank
~ NE Of tho future farmsss Of ths
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10
9nbnqut, Sowa, StHsag, 0en 10. Otober 1911. &c.,,

beobadteten. bciicn bodjseidipoHenc
Slutben lid, in Sol9e Der ScihdSieung
oes psercn. CANNES Der. Ga GroIe
Water Yoiper' SO. bel Satfielo iiber
TIRE Staot ersoiien batten.
SlaG Hiper salts, S9is., I.
Sttobcr. Bon Den 81 @eihdftsz
bdulerrl. Die Iih I'M Sereife Der 5slitb
b%etanoen. linz % 5eritort iporbcn.
Ser ShdSen pirb alf etipd $1,000
OO0 oeranldlagt. bod glullben coitz
lerpatip ld]dBenDc Seute. DAG $780,
900 ods llnbeil git madden tpiiroen.
Die @cipdher iallcn. sod, lit bic &c
rabr nod ntht pprbei.
go
Snrdngo, 9olp.. g.. Sft.-Sos
lilo>lucItlid)e Colorado ltno bos n0rSz
lid,e giciu &crico ino infolac beftiaer
Stilrn'c nno llebcridpemmuusen perz
ipiiltet luprbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10
1tatisnaler Guebarifiieeer
Gsnersb.

Gincinnati. 8. - @pm IS.
Sept. bis 5um 1. Oft. lpurbe ba6icr
Der finite rationale Guhdrimiide
Gou9rc6 absebalteu. Cine Insabl
GrSbiIhofe unb @iidlofc. iplpie 5dbl
reidc Srieiter idnben iid NuSu Gin.
Nm iebcm Der bier Gage ipurbc elm
Spntififal sImt celebrirt. Sn Ben
eriteu prei Saaen fanpeu Scriamus
lun9en nit Sortrdgcn nne 9%isfuiiioz
nen. Die ii6 AMI bnS beilisite Nltarss
iatramcnt be5ieben. itatt. Sen Shlu6
bilscte am Sonntag. hen 1. Sftcper.
3 llbr Nahmittass cilc iciertide Yros
%6cilipu unp Scsen nit Dem Nlerbcis
lisltcn, Nu bcrielbcu betbeiiigten iih
iibcr 1000 Yricitcr. Nm criteu Sd9c
cctcbrirte Der pdpiilidc Selcaot Misr.
Saleonio in Der St. Yetcr's Static
ornlc Gin Yputiiifnl Flint, ipohci ibm
Die erSbiidoie Sarlen mc Ioeaer,
iolpie anbcre Yrdlnten aiiiirirtcn mo
@r5bilhoi Srelauo Die SrcbiSt belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

fes iino crildrten ibrc llnteruerfnns.
Sic baten Sic Stnlicncr, Die Sc
l1icBuns niht iortsnicsen..
Der bentid,e 9oniul itattete ala
Senipr Der Goniuln 9leihfals Dem
Slassfbiffc einen 9elud, ab nnb bat
oen @ices sIbmirdl Snbarilla. Die Ser
authorizing lin sbic Miirehterbals
tung Der Srbnung unb ben Sdlus Der
@eiuobncr BON 5ripolis. ipeldcs bon
ben tiirfiiden Srlippcn ~perla'len nor
Den ut. an iiberuebmcn. Or tbeilte
Dem Momiral nit. odS Die SeIhieBnns
pes Cries ipcocr hen Guropdern nod,
ibrcm 'gisentbum Shaben '5usciiigt
babe.
Hom. 6. Git. - Serausseforoert.
neil nuf i'm non eincm tiirtiIfen
Sort IN SoOciDab a~eidpoien poroen
mar. bal Der MincufrcnScr .Irctuia"
cir tiirtiideS &~anonenbcot ansc9riifcn
mn gum Siifen gebrad,t.
Sic Sirtci hat i'm Hotben &eere
Die Sifcniipe ersriiicn, lpdbreno Stas
lien oen Seicniins 2nlfnnb nnircdt 5l
erhnlten b~eahiid1tiate. Sie sAretuia"
unb anScrc oeriiiabare Aricasiabrs
aeuae babcn Iuftrag erbalten, Die
pcnigcn altcn &anonenbootc Sh pers
iolgen. pelhe Die Siirfei bort beltet.
unS ipcnn noting. Den @afcn BON
9cmen ansuereifcn.
8erIin. 6. Oil. - Sbalei6 Die
Sialiener Sceiolbaten IN Sripolis ses
lanbct babcn. beibt es. bab Yermittez
lung nidt a%nnebmbar lei, iolan8e
nid,t Die Staot Surd baS neue Sfius
pations : &orpS beiest ut. oeiien
critics Shiif am Samstag bon Stalien
nad Sripciis abfdhrt. an Der Spiz
id)enseit bemiibt Die Seutide Hcgics
ring lid. ole 5iirfei bon alien Shrits
ten ab5ubdlten. ipeld,e Die Soiinnn9
III erfol8reid)e. Sermittclung Derrins
germ fUnncm.
Rom. 8. Oft. Cine %Srabtlole
Sepcite bon Sripolis iaai. baS Ole
italieniihcn SccIeute bic aeiallcncn
Siirtcu, bic Den Sob Der gr0ebunu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10
GrSMnnns zines ,11iijisnss
kamSeS In Sparta, toiS.

Sim @irtwod,, Den 27. Sept., ianp.
nah feicrlid]em 5od)amt in Der Yiarrs
fir6e bon sparta. Die @infpeibung pcs
ncAcn &auies uno Der SaistapclIc Scl
WiiionGre bonn 9eraen Seiu itatt
ourd Den bpf,p' item giidlof Sbipcbad
boz 20 Groiie, inter allgemciner BE-
tbeilisuns Der fntbpliitcn 8epolferrme
Sparta's. Sn rnbiser cage, bennod
5lpiidleu Stabt unb ben 8abnboien
bon Selb. @ieie umS SlrB mneeben
ut eo 8erape6u Elm ioealer Ylas 3irm
Stnoiiim nnb eur GalI nah barrie,
@iiiioHsarbeit. 0toee hos neue
@iiiionsbaiis tuddpicn gum Seael
unierer airdel Corr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

~porSogen; nit militdriihen gbren Be.
sraben. Stuan8is peripunbete Siirs
ten ipurbcn in bic 2a5arettrdumc Der
italieniifen Sdiffe sebrddt. Sieie
lparen iebr Ihtper nerlpunbct. InSere.
Die leifter peripiinbet tpnren. tpllreen
bon ibren aanerabeu ipesgcbraht.
n o m. 9. OH. - Sic Stalicner
beidyieBen Sic tiirfiIden 9eieitisunsen
Der Stabt Sobrut am 8ombaz Golf
&arinetruppew iperben bon ben Ghife
fen eelauoet nrtb nebmen bas Sort
nit itiirmenber Sano. Sie tiirfiiHe
@arniion mar flein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

Sdut lester ShdBung bel ser Iuitins
&ataItrppbe sibt's 80 Sobtc uno 80
Terntibte.
an .. Sftober lpurben 5il Soulon
duf "a 9eihiiss 9aietten les 9eihcu
Der .Sibcrte" &atditrppbc az @robe
9efiibrt.
Senrp 3oniinpe, Der beriibmte
fran5oiiide Siirprifcr lino Witaliep
Der fran8oiiihen afabemic, lit in
Yaris geltorben.
CAPT. Sobn Srabic, ber auf Ser
Staats 6air 5u Siftou. Ga. SorItels
lungcn ais Glf.ififfer aab. iriir,te
aus elmer 6obe bon 700 .Gus aus
leinem SaIlon uuo ipuroe anf Ser
STEELE s%etootet.
&apitdn GnseIbarpt, pelfer om
8ettbeiperb auf Der natipnalcn Slua5
tpode i'm SobannistbaIer Scloe fbeil>
rinhm. Ifiir5te ab. oils or nit eincm
Ya1asier dnf einem Sing begriiien
lp6r, uno ipliroe ais 9eibc aifaes
boben. Sein Scsleiter erlitt eineu
Sfdpelbruh nnD anbere %Serlesunscn.
8apitdt Gnselbarbt SdbIte 8i Den
Sionieren Der eentid,en 2uftidHffabrt
mn ipuroe riidbuftslus als' TutoritGt
dnerfaunt.
8iliam @lrop Curtis, ser in ipeiz
teren &reiien befannte Sournaliit inb
Rciieidriftiteler bon 8aibinston. 3.
g.. ifnrb ploelid, in Icincm 3immcr
IN einent Sotel 5u Ybilabelpbid. ga.
yin Sbldganfall mar sic Sobesz
urladc. Gr mar 81 Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

'Uetpul9 liDer Arteg pDer Srtepen
liesc in @irtIihfeit id,ou in Sdnben
Der So5ialbemutratie." = 60 unb
dbnlid) Idlitet bds @eaudtid).. tpelhes
in bic Welt polaunt lperoen iou. ultb
tpomit Die Sbatiaden nur nilf Den
&opt geltellt tuerbenl Sn 8nbrbcit
lam has paterlanpszteinblife &C.
babren Der @enoiIen MIR, ole 2uit ser
9e9ner iiber Seutihlanb ber6ufalen,
%perltdrten, ullb eS lit nid)t ienen rptben
@rpBmdiilern, ienbern u~nicrer
beut d. Stdrfe 81 perbnnteu,
penn Die Seutidfeinoe bes 4uSlanoes
Dor DEM 8a9niB beS Srieoeusbrudes
suriifihredenl
Sn @abrbeit iuarten nniere &epu=
lntipnarc II ami ben 3eitpmnft, ba
uniere Armee mad anfen int Sample
per,uidelt lit, UNI i'm eisenen 2anDe
5n repoltiren unb gQes iiber Den
5nilfen 5u tperfen, nno iolde Seud)ler
BADEN nod Den Iutb NIT Der Be-
banptitng su frebien. iie ieien Die
SDrberer oes Sriebens? Yfui Seifel,
bon 10 einem erbdrmliden Bad! Sa6
man in Sena. pdbrenb bes rptben
Ydrteitages elmer Muiiffapele perbot
vSeutIflanb, Seiitifldnb iiber IIles"
81 Ipielen. uur I'M bas @cfiibl Der
8enoneu nidt 5i r%erlesten. beipciif,
iuie iebr man bort, no bie I~ffentbeorie
ibre srDBten Sriumpbe fciert, bcrcits
inter Der Suftel Der Henolutipndre
itebtl
Gs lit elm Sobn uiiD Spott alif sic
Ntenihbeit. lpenn man bas nif,ts>
tpiiroise beildblerilfe @ebabren oieier
9anbe einerieits iiebt, lino anberer@
ieitS iiebt. ipie auseerefnet biez
ieIbe De M o t r a I e
nit Dem Sriebe> triefenSen Maul, in
@ieu oas Bolt 3mr 8epplntion
treibti. - Satpobl, dni6eiuenb nm
ge9en RE Sbeneruns an bempnltrieren
(oie in 8irtlihteit nid,t einmal 10
lhlimm miro ais mie lie auisebdiiShf
ipiro1 abef sic SniSfenrufe: ySoh
Hertu8aI! SDdj bic 3epoIntisn! God
Der 0eneral. Streif!", lieBen beutlih
erfernen, aus tpeld)em God Der
8ino pfiff! -
r5eh S~ortusall Soh sic Hebpliis
tionl", - bas flin9t ma6rbeitsgez
trerer dls ipte bds beud,(eriine Sriez
oensBeaudnel. fporan booh fem @es
itpne glalibt, linb lponlit sur tomnneftS
Den Heid)Stagsipabl MIR mieber eiltz
fdltige 8impel arf, Die ipsialiifiIhen
Seimrutben gelodt tperben ioilenl -
sod Yprtugall" - @s lit faum
Gin Sabr Der, ieit 2ogc unb 8eboliie
tiondre nit Siilfe perr1tberiider
MiniIter in bieiem 2unSe sic
@ondrdie itiir5ten uIib einc 8epublif
errid)teten, lpclfc Scr Barrier Yobele
ipirtbldnft 10 dbnlid iiebt, ipie Gin
Si Dem artoeren, --- linb fpie ella
baiteu eS Selterreith : ltnaarn,
Seutihlanb. Stalieu. Gnslano
unb Spanien, hieie neue rSesieruns"
anSuerfennenl
ltniere Gentrnins Sraftipn pirb
wobl ppransiihtlih i'm ReidStas ein
WDrtfen oasm mitipreGen, eSem
peld)e brinsenpc Hptbnenbiafeit lag
por, bieic 8elpalthnbernirtbid1ait am
Seio ansuertenncn? Sic Mepolrtion
tpar cine uniittlide Smoluns. une
bentc perciniaen lid Die 8ertretcr
idmmtlider @unardien in europa.
NM Die uniittlide unb ~berboiene
5anbluns bis in lire Ieetc COME
auen5 an6uerfenueu? - 60 .ipottct
ielbit Die io5ialiitiife .@iener arbeis
ter : Seituna", unb fdbrt bann fort:
Snnah fpdre es crit redlt unbcrz
niinftia, iih o Der .monarhiitiiden
Serrlitfcit cinihiihtern 5l laiien! =
III nj ontanus. B."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10
@rsebenteits > Grtlarmite Ser
itatieniidten Katkslitem
an Sen papx.

81 . M. - 8amens Der 8atbpliid=
Spsialcm Srsauiiatiuncn Stalien's
riGtete Yrat WentilOnia an ben Hapit
ein Selesrantm, In benz sesen bic an=
mahnns Der 5reinamrerei p~rpteaiert
nnS Der Hapit her .finbliden @rseben:
belt Der Sreaniiatipnen Der italieni.
fdlen 3atbuiifen uerii&ert wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10
katksliidee preWe Demtiet.
lanH'$.

Die fathuliihe IreHe oes 1cutiheu
Heihes ut, tuie bic Vcrltncr Ger
m%ittheilf, in beitdnoiser 3m.
tiabme. Sn 1880 iunrbe bic .3ahl Der
Absnnenten aut fat 100000 &C.
ifGtt, in 1890 nuf iiber cine Nainiuu
Best bstrast lie iiber 2,319,0OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

ga Groiic. @is.. 4. Sit. -
Sic 1000 Ginipobner bon Slad @iper
fnlls iinS obne Nnbrun9slniiicl unp
Sbbndl unb pcrbradtcn cine tummcrs
polle &aa,l nui Den 0iigein. pou ecncn
aus Iie Die @aIlcr res Slod Sirer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

bes Scr5 Seiu Gollcaiums sn Yrairic
on @bicn; Bis.. III Der bodnp. 6cora
u. Sitter, g. s.. bis iiineit @iccs Bra
iioent bes ct. &ariens9 college an ct.
Marp's. Sans. Serielbe iibcruabm
am 90. September Die burub Scn am
4. @ugnit crfolsten Sob pes pcrbienits
pollcn Her. Sniepb Corning. z. s.;
perndiit 9%clporoeic 8cftoritslIe. 8cp.
IS. u. Sitter, z. j.. ipurhc am 20.
Se5ember 1865 81 q. Charles. Io..
acbDrcn nnb III clio icet 46 Sabre alt.
Sds 0erS Scln G%oae0ium 5Gblt sur
3eit 264 SDglin9c. Corr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

anttp e r II. 3. Oft. - 3ipeis
bnnoertnnSoier3is Serioncn iinS. ios
ipeit bis ieet befannt lit. ipdbrcnS lie
Der S6ifffabrt on Der aiiitc pblagcn,
Dem Sturm bon Sonntdg Endt sum
Spfer 9efaIlen. lleber bunScrt 9eis
dcn iino ans llier selpiiIt iuorpen.
go
Gin idiperer @eiuitteritlirm riGtete
am Samstao IN Sbio eiucu S6aben
bon "a @iuionen Collars an. an
YounaStplpn nutersrub Der Mabon :
ing 8lu6 wlebrere Sriiden ine rif
peridiepeue Sd,ier fort. lin 1 llbr
traf Der Sornneo Gina mo pcrnr.
iufic cineu Shobcn pom nabe;u
100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

3u Spofane. @aib.. lit am 2.
Sftobcr Der Gpiatiter Siron. 10 Sabre
alt. 100 sur tief in DEN Son seiallen.
CIR mad)te ieinen eriten Aufitieg faum
10 Sabre ali.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

. Tueu pblieat cs. bis 5l cincm
9elpiiien @in6c am .eilc ces H0Mlcn
3u arbeiteiI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

Die benrise Seller hes 20. Scptcm6er3
III Hpm. - @ar iebr flam. -
HnbIifnm nabm feinem beipnberert
Sntbeil am Yprbeintarif Der Set.
5iisler. - Die maferen Nsitgliener
hes fatb. S%usenbnnb. - @nnidg
Der 8esieruns, anseiihts Der Sri.
polls. 8riie, DEN @atifan nidlt sit
irritieren. Der sSKcrpatprs
Homanu"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10
Neinere uaebricbten.

Sdut lester S6dsuns bel ser auitins
aataItrppbe sibt's 80 Soptc nnb 80
8ern1ibte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

Vim o. Sftober iuiirDeu SIT 5oulon
aiif y 9cI6iissS afetten les 9eid,cn
Der .Stbertc" aatditrppbc 6n @rabe
9efiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-10

9enrp Souilnpe, Der beriibmte
I%ran5oliIde Siiroritcr urb Witslieb
Der franaoiiideu Ifabemie, lit in
Earis %geitorben.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-30

nan has shown such poor taste 40 d
be absent tonight. I am inclined to give
. little q my time to his lady Far
and away the prettiest thing here.
Well, 70 long. somers; see you In the
morning. I'm going to give the fair
Edith whirl."
The cavalry legs shifted their posi-.
ton: tho band resumed its functions,
and In the renewed activity and noise
I began again the toilsome climb. my
mind now Q bewildered chaos between
my plain duty to Lee and my nearly
uncomfortable desire to meet once
more the woman who was dancing IL
the room below.
The little mountainecr. as active as
a cat, and not especially hampered by
lack Of room In which to work, was
well above me BY this time The
chimney. acting ~ tube, brought
down to me from time to time the
slight noise Of his climbing. varied
by an occasional exclamation or com
ment, but I could perceive no other
evidence Of his presence. Above. all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-30

down an openin'. Reckon Z was moth.
Or fireplace. IKE thst one On Tier
first flure."
lowered myself silently. and felt
along the stones until located the
opening. and roughly measured IL
dimensions.
II shall have TO risk crawling out
hero. jed" ! said finally, "for shall
surely stick fast II 80 up another
ten feet. Do you suppose you can
squeeze through to the topf"
Il reckon l kim" he returned calm.
ly. "But hadn't We better stick ter
gethsr. Cap?"
NO." answered firmly. "You 60
on, and one Of us must get through
to Leo. Don't mind me At all: get
down from the roof % best you can.
II am caught It viii be all the more
important that you should succeed"
"T 10 done-I thank thee. Roderick.
for tho word: 1t nerves my heart, It
steels my sword"
Even as he spoke could hear him
creeping steadily upward. It soon be-
came evident that his progress was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-30

was 40 black % the grave.
Holy smoke!" no calculated. Prob.
ably unaware that he was giving utter
ance to his thoughts. "That was .
sharp rock! Durn II thar's inch o
skin len On my knee. Oush! stop
tibet! who's got hold o my fut?"
Hush your racket, you little fooi. %
said angrily. DO you want the
whole Yankee army to trap us here
like rats? cannot get up this chin.
ney any further: 1t Is growing too
small to permit my body to pass"
'Is tibet 20. Cap?" he asked anxious.
~. "Whut b 70 goin' ter dew bout
IT."
made no answer for q moment:
was cropping about in the darkness Of
our narrow quarters to sec u could
determine exactly where wc were.
How high 10 this house, Jed, do you
know?"
Three stories an attic"
How far up are we?"
Bout halfway long Their third
story. reckon: must be list blow
whar ye are tibet stuck my tut
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-30

pumped q, young fule staff officer fer
Their rest O. IT," he replied promptly.
ooh. it's a sure go, Cap, an reckon
on one of US gittin' out O. yere ter
night"
That he meant every word he spoke
I felt convinced, and his enthusiasm
was contagious. My blood leaped
within me at this call to action; all
lethargy fled, and with 1t every dead
ening thought of her who had so sud
denly woven about me the meshes OF
her power. False or true, maid. wife,
or widow, my duty as a soldier to my
commander and the army to which
belonged, blotted out ali else. Even
as this new rush Of determination
swept over me, above us there
sounded clearly the dashing music Of
a military band in the strains Of a
Strauss's waltz, and we could dis
tinguish the muffled shuffling of many
feet on the oaken floo: overhead.
Caton's chance remark about the great
ball to be given that evening by Off.
GERS of the headquarters staff rccur.
red to my memory.
'tThat dancing up there will help us,
Jed" I said quickly, my mind now
active to grasp every detail. "You
say there is chance for escape from
your cell? Then give me your hand,
and help me to crawl through that
hole"
1t was narrow squeeze for man
of my size, yet I crept through with
out great difficulty, and found myself
in the dense darkness of room
which, as judged hastily from feel,
ing about me, was similar in shape
and extent to the one in which had
been confined. Bungay, however, per-
mitted me little time for exploration.
Grasping me firmly by the arm, and
feeling his way along the wall, he
CROPPED across to the other side.
There's mighty big stone chimbly
comes down yere, Cap" he whispered
"An' Their openin' tor take out SCOT an
ashes is up thar, jist blow Their
fluer. It's a sheet-iron pan. I reckon.
Their way it feels: an 1t must be thar
they put niger in ter clean Their
chimbly whin it gifts stuffed up.
could git up thar alone, but couldn't
do no work, but tibet thas pan ought
ter cum out all right. Dew ye think
ye cud hor me up, Cap? I'm purity
durn heavy"
smiled in the darkness at the lit.
tie fellows egotism, and lifting him as
! might child, poised him lightly
upon my shoulder. He struggled q
moment to steady himself against the
wall, and then I could feel him tug
ging eagerly at something which ap-
peared to yield slowly to his efforts
Ches1ey. but that woman In black over
there with Follansbee is the handsom-
est picture I've seen south of the line.
Mark how her eyes sparkle, and how
prettily the light CLEANS in her hair.
Who Is she, do you chance to know"
YES" lisped the other, languidly,
met her at breakfast, headquarters,
this morning. Deuced pretty and all
that, mighty good style, too, but taken,
old man. She's Brennan's."
What! not Major Brennan" in sur
prise. why, he's always posed as q
bachelor among our fellows"
Don't know anything about that,
dear boy" 1ndifferently, "but the lady
came in with him yesterday, was in
troduced to the crowd of us as Mrs.
Brennan, and he called her Edith.
Deuced nice name, Edith. As Bren.
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