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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25

who's that man2" he grunted to
Hexford.
Another of u.s." replied Hexford,
with a shrug. We're both rather In
terested in this gray horse"
Wouldn't another time dor plead
ed the coachman, looking gravely
down at the flowers he held. TITS
most time for the funeral, and l don't
feel like talking, indeed 1 don't, gen.
tlemen."
His distress was so genuine that Hex
ford was inclined TO let him go, but
Sweetwater with a cock Of his keen
eye put In his word and held the
coachman where he was.
"The old gal is telling me all about
it." muttered this sly, adaptable fellow.
He had sided up to the mare and their
heads were certainly very close to-
gether. mot touch herr See herer'
Sweetwater had bis arm round the
fllly's neck and was looking straight
into her fiery and intelligent eye
Shall I pass her story on?" he asked.
with a magnetic smile at the astonish-
ed coachman.
you'll obl1ge me II you can put her
knowledge into words" the man "a
dok declared, with one fascinated eye
on the horse and the other on the
house where he evidently felt that hts
presence was wanted. "She was out
that night, and I know 1t, as any
coachman would know who doesn't
come home stone drunk. But where
she was and who took her, get her to
tell II you can, for I don't know no
more'n the dead"
"The deadT' flashed out Sweetwater,
wheeling suddenly about and pointing
straight through the open stable, door
toward the house where the young
mistress the old servant mourned lay
in her funeral casket. "Do you mean
her-the lady who is about to be
buried7 Could she tell II her lips
were not sealed by a murderer's hand?'
"Shev' The word came low and awe
somely. Rude and uncultured as the
man was, he seemed to be strangely
affected by this unexpected suggestion.
81 haven't the wit to answer that"
said he. How can we tell what she
knew? The man who killed her is In
Jail. He might talk to some purpose.
Why don't you question himT'
"For a very good reason" replied
Sweetwater, with IN easy good nature
that was very ~reassuring. HE was
arrested OF the spot, so that 1t wasn't
he who drove this mare home, unhar-
messed her, put her back In her stall.
locked the stable door and hung up
the key in its place in the kitchen.
Somebody else did that"
That's true enough, and what does
1t shown That the mare was out on
some other errand than the mt which
ended IN blood and murder" vas the
coachman's unexpected retort.
as that soY' whispered Sweetwater
into the mares cooked ear "She's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25
VIII.
"LILA-LILA.

"LILA-LILA.
".K EFT us enter by the side door,"
suggested Sweetwater as the
two moved toward the house.
And be Jul you place me
where I can see without being saen.
I have no wish to attract attention to
myself or to be identified with the po-
lice until the necessity is forced upon
me-"
Then we won't go In together" de-
cided Hexford. Find your own place;
you won't have any difficulty. A
crowd isn't expected. Miss Cumber-
lands condition forbids It"
Sweetwater nodded and slid In at
the side door. He found himself At
once. In 4 narrow hall. from tha end
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25

(To be ~continued.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25

not quite ready
to commit her
self" he drawl-
ed, with another
~enigmatfcal smile
at the lingering
z a d o k. "She's
keeping S o m e.
thing back. Are
your" he point
e dly inquired,
leaving the stalls
and W a X | n g
briskty up to "a
dok.
You're o e r
stepping 20 u r
dontu 7 dnn'S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25

6IAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. Full
line of Hair Goods of high merit
- Combfngs made up to order. MISS
SELMA PETERSON. aud DIR. j. NOR
ROW, C~hiropodlst. Corns and fnFrow-
ing nails removed without pain. Office
hours: Friday and Saturday. Sunday
by appointment Phone 25s-J. 81
SMITH ST
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25
eo86 Child's One Piece Dress with
Boomers. 2 to 6 years.
ILL ONE-PIECE DRESS WITH
BIOOMERS. $685..

bIOOMEhS. oSbb.
Simple little one-piecs frocks are being
much used for tiny children. This one
Is graceful and attractive IN the extreme
yet 1t means only two. seams to be sewed
up. In the illustrator II is accompanied
with boomers of matching material and
such a costume is practical in the extreme,
but the dress can be used without the
boomers II preferred. A variety of ma
terisls win be found appropriate. This
dress is made of ~hambray with trimming
Of white embroidery. but linens in dark
colors are practical, In the lighter colOrs
are dainty. and thinner materials are quite
as much liked and quite correct. For the
frock designed for warm weather. Dresden
dimity or lawn would be charming Any
belt can be worn. or the dress can be left
free as liked.
The dress Is made with front and back
portions and is closed with buttons and
b~uttonholes at the back. The boomers are
Of the single regulation sort, gathered into
bands and closed at the sides.
The quantity of material required for
the four year size is 3& yards ~ inches
wide. ~ yards Sc or A inches wide. with
3s yards OF banding.
The pattern $3.50. is cut in sizes for chill
dren OF ? 4 and 6 years of age, and will be
mailed to any address by the Fashion De-
partment of this paper. on receipt of ten
cents. or In haste send an additional two
cent stamp for letter postage, which In
sures more prompt delivery
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25
LADIES' SUITS

This department is managed by a
man who has had 25 years expert
ence as a Ladies' Tailor. We can
make garments here In the proper
style and guarantee perfect fit. La
dies are inyited to call and see our
display of fabrics Imported French
goods). Our prices are reasonable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-25
NOTICE

In connection with our Mems
Custom Tailoring Department We
have opened a department for the
making of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
@lms Der Mm8egeno.
Mlban1.

Mm Samitog Mbero bot Sobn 2ob=
lein feline 56anflpirtbidaft NIT etnem
6reilnn9 un6 nit Sreibier eroffnet.
@enn &errn 20b!eins @eiddit in ser
gamitag Mbeno ge5eigten Mn5iebungs-
froft nidt erlabmt, miro iein @ei4aft
Elm erfolgrei6es 1eih. - 6rau 2oui-
lie Meper mur6e a1n Sonntaq Dor a6t
Sagen megen g~lino0arment3iin0ang
operirt; ibr augenbltdlider 3uitan0
IaBt auf cine baIoige @enefung idlie-
zen. - Mi9. @ammer1, ipelder BEN
Sdnlban in 8udn1an beiorgt, per-
bradte Sen bergangenen Sonntag bier
bel ieiner Bamilie. - SRI. gliie Mar<
idan bon Sbafopee, Minn., mar @ait
ser 6amiIie Geo. sc. S6dfer. - Die
Mitglieoer ser Seuermebr beranital-
teten Counting einer Ma1sflug nod &e-
lican 2ate; ole, 6ie oenielben NIT
madten, miifen 111r Greu6tges 81 Be-
ridten. - Ser in Seattle, @aib. fta-
ttonierte bodm. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s. @iebfrie6Ieritattete Der ltntpeit BON
bier mobnenoen 6anilie Geo. Srutb
einet m%tntommenen 8eiu6.-&odm.
8ater Mlto, 8. g. g., nta6te Mitte
.lebter ISOLDE einen geiddftli6en Oh
FEEDER nod ct. CLOUD. - Sofepb
Casper u~nter3og fi9 elmer fdtuiert-
gen. mege1 8li1166arn,ent3uroonng
geporoenen Dperation, 6te
einen 70 giinitigen @orIauf 1tobm,
.6ab ser 8atient balb nie6er au ben
'@eiur16M gerednet tper6en tam.
@eidmtfter @Iecnora ut16 gulaIia
Ebeiien babert ftd nod Sarge begeben,
no fie bis Cube 6teier ISOLDE gu
8eIuA bertpeiler meroen. - G6eline
Studs iff r1d4 3uei Monate tangent
8eiud bei ibrer in mi11renpoIig mob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
@i6seian>ma@rt&ttn

= Das Snnere Ser ct. @arien-
Stride in @6en @aIlep miro 6ur9 Die
@inltIerban6 6es Malers GbeiS 1T
GoI6 Spring 6eforirt mer6en.
. &odNp. &err s. &letn BON ct.
gsidolas miro CUR @eritenung ieiner
angegriffenen @eiun0beit iid na6 ets
nem 5anatorium begeben, nn6 mab<
reno ieiner Mbmeienbeit miro Sic &c
mein6e bon einem 8eneotctinerpater
BON Ser ct. Sobns Mbtet pa1torirt
meroen.
> Sssn ser pom bo9m. 8farrer Dr.
SEQ Guns paitorirten @atbe6ralge-
mein6e tpnr6e ant Dienitag Der Hor-
tiunfula<MblaB unter Sen Dorgeidrie,
bener1 8e6ingnrger bon 1000 8erio-
men qetponner.- Sem bo9m. @farrer
balfen i'm 8eidtitatb1 aus Die bodtp.
@erren @tepba1 bon Slice, Medprbofer
bon ct. CLOUD, 2epings bon Brtnce.
ton, 8Iadto bon @opaltor un6 Sartsfi
bon Mortb @rairie. Miittmo@ Mor-
gen 8 ubr celebrirte bodp. $err Ste.
pbar rnter Mfiiifen3 Ser bodpD. Ser,
rem Sansfi, g,1B. a1rb 8ladta Elm
feierIid)es $odnmt, un6 Mben6s balb
8s11br fano feierliher 5dlub NIT St.
tbetlung bes iaframentalii6en Segerts
1tatt.
: mit Ser giniebung Ser berrlid
get1nlten 1telter1 Jeniter ser $er3.
Seiu-&irde ii Treeport 1T 6iefer Ga.
ge begonr1e1t tporoen, tpo6ur9 6ns
berrli9e @ottesbn11s eite Ser iibriger1
inneren 8erid0nerlt1tg entipredetoe
meme 8ier erbnlter tpir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
8ereims= Ma@rt@tem.


S Muf ser III Ser britten 5eptem-
bertpode in ct. @eter itattfinoenoen
SsSabresperlammlung oes 9. s.
5taatsperbonoes nn6 Der 9. g. 8.
Inter tlbungSgeieni@aft bes Stoates
Minneiota miro ser in ct. Glolto be-.
ftebenoe 81. Soiepb Mannerperein
mie oub ser oaielbit %beitebenoe 8neig-
perein ser 5taats : nnteritiibungs.
@elelldnft ols 0ireftoren un0 Dele-
goten our6 SEN bo6p. &farrer, Hater
Mlfreo, s.. g.. g., un0 sic Serren SUI
Illus Commit, Mnor. @rl1ber, MloiS
6ranfe, q. 5. Daniel, @erm. &iff=
meper, $. @eirens, Matb. MIrenberg
un0 @eorg 9eering pertreten iein. Die
brei l%ebtgenannten mnroen, in Der
Montag gebaltenen Ser iammlung err
mdblt.
s Sic Gorbereitunget, melde fl1r
as@emeinoefelt getroffen meroen, oaS
sic 5t. CLOUD unbef ledte gmpfangniB-
gemeinoe fir SEN Mrbeitertag angelagt
bat inns oas am iii0meifli6en nfer 6eS
Safe. George gum 8eiten ser neu err
ridteten ct. Marien SSiinglingsba4e
peranitaltet miro, iino I'M better
|Sd1punge. Mus alien in ser @emett1<
Sc b%eitebenoen 8ereite1t lift ein lpe5iel=
les Gomite eruannt mor0en, 6aS ii6
bereitlpinigit SET Sber1eitung oes
&errn Mlois Sranfe nnteri tent bat,
u10 lit es namentli6 mie6er 6as tpeib=
1ide @eidledt Sos ii6 ser @emei11oe=
iade freuoigit annimmt un6 oaS Dor
ni1ts 5uriididridt, menn es gilt, eine
loblibe 5ade 5ur @bre @ottes for
Bern gu belfen. Mud auf Sic Sling
hinge ser @emein0e i6eint 6aS quite
8eilpie1 Ser alteren @ereinsmitglieoer
feline @irfl1ng nibt berfeblt 5u baben,
legen ia al16 0ieie iett gu ibrer @bre
&ono ans @erf, UNI BEL 6em @emetn<
oefelt oos 6abei in's auge eefobte 3iel
gu erreiden. Die Singlinge meroen
es ii6 ernftlt9 angelegen iein 1aiien,
fir geeignete 8ereniiget Ser beiten
Mrt SIT forgen, 10 6aB ie6em Seittbetl=
nebmer, Oh jung o6er alt, @eleger=
felt gegeben fem miro, .iid na6 eige-
ner Mrt beitens gu amiiteren. @S
ion ia 6ieies 5eit Sen 3med baben,
ieoem @eiuder cine 8reltoe gu brin=
gen 11no 6a5u miro itd Sit un6 Sung
in ieinen eigenen @piele11 ergan5en.
Mn6 fir Sen Me1tifliebbaber miro ge=
|iorgt iein, 6enn nebit muiifalti@en
@ortrdgen miro ein aus Mdnrer1 nn6
Siinglingen ser @emetn6e beitebenoer
Maiien6or, ser ii6 5on11tag Mben6
inter benz 8rof. @ouaro Soil alS
Dirigent gebtloet bat, bas 6euti6e
2ieo int ponen, ber5buften &lange CUR
@elt1ng gelangen 1aiien. @s fann
iebt bereits einem ie6en Ebeilnebmer
an 6em @emeinoefeite sic @eriide=
rung gegeben mer6en, 6aB ietner
re9t angenebmen @tunoen barren,
un6 8u6em miro er Sic @enugtbu=
ung baben> einen l0bliden 3ped, Ser
nit oem Seite perbun6en lit, f0r6ern
5u belfen. Mu6 fat Ser nett gebtloete
MoHen9or SEN 3med, BEL ser @inpet=
bung ser nelen Siinglingsbaue 6urd
entipreden6e @eiangsoortrdge CUR
@erberrlidurg jener Seitgelegenbeit
bei5utragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

@etter fat MISUNDERSTANDING
bereitelt. - SSn elmer ont bergarge=
nett Sonntag nab 6em So6amte ge=
baltenen &%eriammlung Der @anner
mi erer @emein6e mur6e einitimmie
bel9loiien, SOS Bfurrbaus mid elmer
Sei5ung an perieber, sic bon 6en blin-
sen S. 8. SSu0ge, ser it6 an mebreren
Bldben in Ser Dio5eie lit 6ieier Mr=
belt 7erprobt fat, fit $3.50 eingerid=
tet u16 in fommen6er @o9e eiorgt
miro.
&rain.
&err 8ernbar6 &olfes lit ser gi=
gentbiimer zines neuen &raftmagens.
--&err Mler @og6or bon ct. Saul,
meIber einige Gage bel ieiner bter
mobnenoen So6ter, Grau STEPHAN
g@nei6er, auf 8e1udt metlte, lit lebte
ISOLDE nab ieinem @eim in ser &api-
tolita6t 5uridgefebrt. SEER 80. g.
@olfes, melder in @ei@dften mod
Seem &i6mono, @is., abpelel16 par,
lit am 6reitug mie0er bel u1ts einge=
troffen. - Clinton 8lanfetpiB. melber
Dor einiger 3eit, beoenfli6 erfranft
1ta6 6em ct. &apboel's Sospital in
ct. Glolto gebradt per0en muBte, be-
fin0et fi9 auf DEM @ege Ser 8eiie=
ru1rg. - @eorg &artnng bon &oloing
.tpar lebte @o@e bier Bel clinton &olfes
5u @aite. - 9ie 6rudt lit in 6iei er
Na6bari9aft meiitenS ale gei@nitten,
un0 Ser Musfau Ser 6~iesiabrigen Crit
tie miro beoeutet16 ible6ter als 1eB=
tes Sabr fem, menigftenS ser @ei=
sen liebt idledt aus; fails Sic Sroden=
felt niht anbdlt, fam Sic Maisernte
nod gut per6en.
Samf Centre.
Die staatsbeb0roe fat bei6lolien,
6oB sic @runoitiide in Ser nmgebung
Ser 11eu erridteten Cottages 6es ST.
ouitriebeims fir Mao@en gra6iert
un0 oaB sort au@. @ege angelegt
meroen iollen. Die Nlane fir Elm &C.
bQ11oe fir sic superintendent rnb
ein ioldes fir ein mo6ernes &ospi-
tai uur6en BON ser 8ebor6e in CT
tpdgung ge5ogen. Dr. S. 81. Du8oiS
bon bier lit gum @r3t 6es &eims er-
nannt por6en. - l1nier ein5iger
Iranf sc. @6bp, ser {optel geger iei=
ne eigene Matur CUR 5%or6erung Der
Eemperen5 idma6roniert Bat, lit fir
Sen &ongreB=@an6ioaten 6es 6. 81
itrifts bon ~Mtnneapolts Eribune"
porgeidIagen mor0en. @66p briiitete
fi9 ibon einmal, als ether ser uid0n<
iten" &erren aus Dem &ongreB in
@aibington 6urore gemadt 5m b.
Ben. - MIbert DabIem fen. lift a1t-
fangs LETTER ISOLDE naa Miluolfee
gereiit, mo er iid i'm Sacreo Scarf
@anitori,1m urter dratlide Bebanb-
lung geiteIlt bat. - 8iirgermeiiter
&ennen1ottn 1T nit feiner Gan1ilie in
Chippewa SAILS, mo BET 5tpei @oden
Iange 8eiu4 ieiner betagten M1.tter
gilt.
Saeobs 8rairie.
Ga8 8atronsfeft, bas Set BEG 81.
tSacob, tp1troe AM Dienftag letter $50
DE in Der bieiigen 8fdrrfir@e our@
feierliden @~ottesbienft b%eganget.
Die 6arn1er iinb NIT benz Sdnetoen
Ser Srudt fertig, uno nit benz ST.
trng biirfen iih 6ieielbett 3ufrieoen
geber. - ssssn Ser 5umilie Soiepb
YbiIippi itel1te fid Elm mltrteres
Msaodten Elm. MtSee5bas aiuodb3en sa1r
A4Esf&e& Ws"A$U N1e3MF - 444A Nesf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

ner1oen 56meiter, ser Sral1 l1lrid,
lpieoer 6abeim etngetroffen. = &err
uno Srau sc. S. Meper nn6 5obn
@ugo mobnten Sem in ct. Martin ge=
baltenen @%egrabniiie 6es Mi6. Cor
Ding bel. @err Meper mar nit oer-
i9ie6enen anoeren M%banpern al1s=
gangs 1ebter @ode per Muto na9
ct. CLOUD. = 6amilie Soiepb STILES
bon @a6ena traf bier 5u einem ber-
manot= nuo freun0idaftli6en 8eiude
ein. &err MbleS beiorate por6em als
Metger uniere 0rtidaft nit Slei{d.
- Ger in Ser Maria @immelfabrts=
gemeinoe gu 81. @al1l als 2ebrer un6
Organiit argeiteute &err Mn6reas
&'eBler mar bier auf &ei JUDI nn6 err
neuerte alte 8efannti@aften. - Die
ebrmir0. S6melter 8ernaroa, .. g.
s., pelde bier mdbren6 ser 1ebten
feds Sabre 6ie 5teue als Oberin Be-
fleioete, 1T na@ 81. Soiepb berufen
mor0en un0 miro gum augemetnen 8e-
0auern ni9t mie6er an oieien @lot
5nrudfebren. - &err nn6 Srau Sobn
Berger un0 SRI. Mgatba &ogemiuer
bon &losner a1n6 &err un6 Srau 2ui=
Ie bon Seem Him iparen lebte @o6e
bier in ser 2ur Samilie gu @aite; sic
8eirt6er madten sic &eiie per Muto.
- 9as blinbe @ei9miiterpaar 8arba=
ia un6 2ouis Gremmel beranita1tete
lebten 5onntag 1T ser Sta0tbane
na6mtttags un0 aben6s ein CONCERT
un6 iang bei1n &o9amt SOS Offer
forum. 9ie @on5erte maren iebr gut
beiudt, un6 Sic 2eiitungen fanoen
groBen Mnflmg. - Ser M9tb. Seb.
8immer uno g. g. @immer bon bier,
tpelbe nit @iIbelm @immer bon ct.
@louo in &eDnol6s, 81. g., Ser Seer
6igung 6es @eorg @in1mer, zines
8rubers ser genannten @ebrM6er
8immer, beimobnten, iin6 9ienitag
beimgefebrt. Ser @eritorbene NOR in
Henniplpanien geboren un6 erreidte
Elm Sitter bon So Sabren.
Garming.
Sim 9tenitag, sen IS. SSuli, p1roen
IN Ser l11tberiiden Stride getraut Da-
bis @ngelparoion un6 SRI. Maria
|8obii6. 81 ser &od5eh, sic Bel Sen
gltern ser 8raut itattfan6, batten 1id
gegen $50 @dite eingefunoen, sic
bur6 ibren beiteren Sinn Sic felIide
@elegenbeit gu elmer rebt angenebmen
geitalteten uno 6as iunge Haar nit
SEN beiten 8iiniden fir cine gIiidlide
8ufunft be6adten. M0ge es sen
8rautlel1ter itets nad 8uni6 erge-
ben. - TIMER bodm. @farrer, 8ater
Meinrqb, 8. g. g., begob ji@ Conn
tag Nadmittdg nod @idanono, mo ct
mn6eren Cages Bel einer1 &odamt,
mel9es ~gelegentli9 Ser goIoenen
&od5eit 6es &errn l1n6 Bra1 Ssacob
Gngebaro 6aielbft gefeiert mur6e,
MusbiiIfe Ieiftete. - SRI. Maria ell.
pers begab .fid Mitte pergangener
ISOLDE in @e196ften nod 81. @Ioub.
Mdhhefu ldfe.
Sim bergnngcnen Samitog Mben6
|5og uiibber oieie @egeno Elm $ageIiturm,
Der 1T Ben Gel6ern aroben @da6en
anribtete. Mais tpuroe bon ben So.
gelfteine,t bollitdroig 5eridlage1t, 1no
@etret6e, bas nod nidt in &aufen
itano, puroe glei6faus fait ga113 gu
11i9te gemad]t. Die @rnteougfidten
norert iotDeit bier ;3ienIid giinitig,
'oodsbasAS amfhogs9 eroerben bringe,iisse
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bieie @eIegenbeit ,pabr, alien, 6ie Dem
8er}torbenen mdbreno ieiner Seioets-
seit ourd 8eiu9e ,rno Groittporte ibre
9iebe uno Mnbdnglidfeit befunoeten,
1opie alien, sic linn beim Begrabntl1e
oas @brengeleite gum @ottesader 90
ben un6 leiner 5eelenrl1be I'M anoah-
tiaen @ebete geoadten rno it'd ieiner
oud fir sic 3ufunt in 5reunofdaft
erinnern tperoen, ibren t~lefgehiblten
Darf gu eritattet1.
8mei ebrtp. 8ran5isfanerIdtpe-
fter,, bon 2ittle SANS befinoen ii6
in ct. Glouo auf elmer Collections
tour fir 0as Dio5eian-8 aiienbans>
oas unter ibrer 2eitung itebt. Son
bier aus meroen sic ebrm. 5dtpeltern
lire Runotour our6 Stearns Gonntp
MAIDEN, nno lie ltno biermit oemWobl-
melen aaer, an oeren Sbiire lie nm Ell
ne milbe @abe %anflopfen, beltens emf
pfoblen.
- Wir bc5ablcn bier Ero6ent IA
8%eitoepofitea. Tarmers State Banf
. Of ct. Glouo, Minn. 16ba
- Ser 5eus=6loto Circus traf
Mih1po6 bon 6ergus Sails 5eitig ge-
mug ei,1, I'M nab Mufidlagung Der
qroBen 3elte Sic 8araoe o1r6 Die
Staot CUR %angegebenen Stunoe erfol-
gen lol1en gu fonnen. Ser id]onen
8arnoe, lit >pelder namentlih Die
berrlihen Yferoe BEL ser ilberalts
groben Menidenmalie, mel@e Ser
@ouptltrobe entlang fopf an fopf al1f=
gepflan5t mar, allgemeine 8etpnnoe=
rang %erregten, entipra6en Die 5fpe1
q%egebenen @%oritenungen, III oenen al
leroi1gs nidt piel 1elles aber oas alte
1rnb frirber idon geiebene in berbeller=
ter Muflage porgefiibrt wuroe. 8eioe
@orlten1ngen tparen iebr gut beln9t,
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maKe nit oem innerbalb Ser 3elte
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TIE BULLETINS DAILY STORY
CURING PETTNGHL'S COLD

you think that man was doing? l bet you wouldn't never guess. | seen him kind of listening first and then he put one foot out of the side of the bed and then the other, and then he looked at the door, but I was hiding behind the corner so he didn't see me. Then he grabbed that pill and he hus- tied to the Winder and he pitched it out!
 Well, I was so full of laugh watch ing that foolish man that l couldn't even holler at him to make him stop. After he flung the pill away he came hack and got into bed. l crept back down the hall and pretty soon I come back again and I walked into the room and over to the table.
 Take your pill, Jake?' I says.
 "He kind of grunted and turned over on his good ear sos he couldn't hear me. That's a trick of MT. Pettingilrs. If he don't want to hear you he, all ways manages to let you talk into that deef ear of his'n. It's mighty con- venient 10 be little deef once in a while. Then I asks, Did you take your pill, Jake?' MT. Pettingill he just 1nutters. He's awful funny that way. He just hates to tell lies.
 '.'All right I says, I'll bring up the next one and give it to you myself 1 was laughing to myself all the time, but he thought he'd fool me, all right.
 Well, when l come up 10 give MT. PettingilI that pill he was sitting up in bed with his specs on and his pock- ct knife in his hand, and that fool ish man was cutting tufts out of the comforter on the bed! He'd got half of 'em cut out and all the cotton stuf1ing was piling down into one end of the comforter!
 You'd better believe I was mad, I hoHered at him so loud I pretty near scared him to death When I kind of got over my mad I asked him what he was a-doing that for. and he said he couldn't bear the color of them tufts and he supposed they were put on for looks anyway.
 will you excuse me a minute, Miss Mattie? I've got to go and give MT. PettingiIl another pill. It won't take me minute. for I've got him where lie knows I ain't going to take no ooIing"-Chicago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-18
TWO LEGISLATIVE BODIES TO
 ADJOljRN

The prospect is that the Connecti- cut legislature will adjourn on the 18th; and the date fixed for the ad- 1ournment of congress is the 22d And the state will be glad to witness the end of both. since they have worn out the patience of the people.
 It is generally admitted that the po- lticaI designs of the majority of con- Eress In their assault upon the admin istration have signally failed, and that President Taft has shown his ability to play a successful lone hand against them; and his prospects before the country show no dimness.
 Az to the Connecticut legislature. it might have done worse, but we doubt If 1t could have stayed longer, and il has accom- plished as little in the time 1t has been in session as any general assembly the state has ever known.
 In neither of these Legislative bodies has there been sllillfu leadership, or anything which approached states manship; and the people will be glad when their representatives disperse.