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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
Tri-State Fair, Memphis.

The Woman's Department Of
the Tri-State Fair requests that
Benton County be represented
among its exhibits, and we don't
want to be left out when other
counties are represented.
Anything you can get up IN art,
needle-work, cooking, or along any
line of woman's handiwork may
win a prize.
See, for premium lists and entry
blanks, Mrs. r, l.. Stockard, Mrs.
John G. Rushing, Miss Dozie Fry.
Mrs. Sudie Boyd, or Mrs. Auuie
Woods Bomar. Some Of these
women are within your reach.
LET MS send ia exhibits and show
that the women OF Benton County
are progressive.
Mrs. Nj. Il, HARD1N,
Chairman Woman's Department
'Tri-State Fairfor Benton County.
Camden, September II
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
HOLLADAY.

Carl Primm visited friends here
Saturday night.
Mark Hatley of Possum Greek
visited his uncle, nj. A. Hatley,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hatley left
Monday to visit their children in
Jackson and Arkansas.
Mrs. Maude Cummings of Okla
homa, who has been visiting rela-
tives here for the past few weeks,
left for home Monday.
Last Wednesday at 8 o'clock a.
m. the death angel entered the
home of l.. Nj. Williams and claim
ed as its victim little infant of s
days old.
A sad, fatal accident happened
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
X. Hatley Monday morning about
s o'clock. Edward Spoon, the son
of Mrs. Hatley, started to the river
with load of crossties. The load
was overturned and he was crush
ed underneath it, probably killing
him instantly. His body was not
found until about midday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
HENRY COUNTY FAIR.
School Children Admitted Free
Fine Racing.

The school children of Benton
and Carroll counties are admitted
free at the Henry County Friday,
Sepiember22, Teachers willplease
send in number of pupils in adj
vance and obtain tickets.
More good racing, exhibits and
other attractions this year than at
any previous fair in Henry County.
II. Ii. HUDSON,
Secretary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
His Mind Unbalanced.

1t is reported from Big Sandy
that William Mannon, aged Is,
sou of Boyd Mannon, a farmer
living a few miles north of that
place went deranged Wednesday
night of last week and fed TO the
woods. While working for a rail
read company in Memphis young
Mannon was injured in the head in
July. He returned home about
the first of this month, and had
not been considered exactly right.
According to reports Thursday all
the people of the community are
assisting in the search for him.
From his last conversation before
running away it is thought he is
tryingto make his way to Memphis.
We learn later that the young
man was found near Danville, and
arrangements have been made to
send him to the hospital for the
insane at Bolivar today.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
FARMERS UNION.

lursd'I WINS II red letter day in
the history Of Che Farmers Union
OF Benton County, it being the
occasion of the meeting of the
state Farmers Uuion. Delegates
began TO arrive Monday, and by
Tuesday morning every train
brought its crowds of delegates
and visitors. About three humid.
dred delegates were in attendance.
Practically every home in Camden
was thrown open to the delegates,
and some were disappointed be-
cause there were not enough to 90
round. Camden could easily en-
terrain double the number of dele
gates present this week,
President l.. M. Rhodes called
the meeting to order at 10 O'Clock,
and prayer was offered by Chaplain
Is. "A. Cherry of Franklin County.
In the absence of Mayor Robert
Il. Stockard, Hon. Joe e. Odle ex.
tended a welcome to the visitors
and turned the town over to them.
w. L. Morris spoke for the bust
ness men of Camden. Early II.
Dowdy delivered an address on
behalf of the Benton County Far
mers' Union. which was responded
to by Woodland Bartholomew of
Henderson County, b. A. Cherry
of Franklin County and M. A.
Barnett OF McMinn County. This
was followed by the annual address
OF President l.. NJ. Rhodes of Car
roll County, who is held in the
highest esteem by the great union
of the farmers Of Tennessee.
President N. ID. Ganiway of the
Virginia Union, Prof. p. A. Nor
gan OF the State experimental sta
ton, Knoxville, President p. w.
Carter of the Mississippi Union,
and Albert T.. Hill of Nashville,
representing the State Federation
of Labor, addressed the meeting
in the afternoon, and Secretary L.
j. Brooks of Carroll County spoke
at the Benton Seminary at s D. m.
The Union assembled in execu-
tive session Wednesday morning
and the business of the organiza-
ton was transacted. McMinnville,
Warren County, was selected as
the next place of meeting. The
election of officers and time of
meeting was left with the executive
committee. Most of the delegates
left Wednesday evening following
adjournment. AS he was leaving
for the train a delegate hailing
from a county where Cuffy is big
asset in elections, remarked that
he had seen just one negro since
his arrival in Camden. Another
said the town reminded him of
East Tennessee in many respects.
Many expressions from delegates
ELECTED the fact that they We're well
pleased with their reception.
30 Il:
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

Owing to an accident, while on
the make up last week, some local
matter was reduced to "pie." Ac-
cidents of this kind often happen
in the best regulated Offices.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

Tom and Roy King of Vernon,
Tex, and Miss Mamie Stokes of
Humphrey, Ark, are visiting Mrs.
Tina Dodd this week. The Messrs.
King will enter Vanderbilt, Nash
vile, Monday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

Mrs. William Cole of route six
died very suddenly last Saturday.
She had complained of neuralgia
that morning. Later, while seated
on the side of her bed, she fell over
dead. "Uncle Billy" was in town
at the time, and was called home
by telephone. Much sympathy is
felt for the bereaved family.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-09-15

We will send The Chronicle and
the Nashville Daily Tennessean
to any address one year for S3. 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20

fife Ell ioaoan 99reiorifel mellem
SomfunOene. iom berettiger Dem at
itaa ooifilte, / alt 5nI0 life III. @n
eQer anoen 5anatifer fan booe ct
50ing paa 2pren. iom ban bar
lprt ct eQer nnoet Steo, og ieier
ban ioo til bette Iiot al i'm egen
lliorItono, fan ban faa / Stano Ell
tor 9preiorifel og OerlneO gore li0t
grepl. gi ma afuiie noget iaaoont
oa beoe BAN DGre lin @ut.
Get itore 5perasmaaI irem.
itiIler Jig 6erfor: 6Oorfor ifaI ri
itaa aoifilte2 Soorior ifal ri bere.
Be os en- iaaonn Stilling. iom Oi bar
timelig og oanOeli9 Sfaoe az
Oct ienes at gaa mere Og mere
op Tor Masien al Solicit, at Stil-
lingen er baaoe ubebagelig % une0.
oen0ig. ga BET er bare bra. Ter
blioer ingeu araft / 6oreningS-Ar.
6ei0et, isreno oct pirfeliae 5orbolo
aanr op for geui0it6eoen. @na man.
&c Steoer flin0e man genre begDnOe
at proftiiere Observation-Disclosures og
imelte @enigbeOer iammen til eet.
9pren err life til 6inoer oerfor,
/ alt 6nlo life mellem Souges Sp-
NODE og Den for. airfe. Elsie bar
10 oI6rig ppret uenige / SPren.
@en iaa er set bette, at Cant
iunoene life enonu er eniee, % oct
te err nof til at laoe BET praftiife
screenings arbeioe bero.
5or MI at iaa Oisie Samiunos.
g9gee neobrubte. bar Samfunoene
boer for Jig ne0iat 5orenin9s-ao.
miteer, iom ifal forban0le ON 29.
rem. Elsie aomiteer er 6leOet enige
/ ale Striospunfter, ~un0tagen ep.
rem ON 0%aa0e0alget. 9n uil ma
pei maaife iperge: Sbao er Set,
eQer boilfe 9unfter / Ranoeoalgs.
9pren itrioer De om2
50, nnnr man giper Jig I aaIt
meo at florgsre 8orboloet mellem
SUBS nbiolutte Billie og @uos al.
minoelise 6reIies-gillie Oa fan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20
Staple gnllcp, @is.
Gortiot fra 5ioe ~

DIR. % mrs. 6. 6onien (@rs.
6nnien er 3atter al 5. Il. Sobn-
lem DOR Der i 9eiea / SuIeuaen.
De bar 6ioti( bait oeres Stem /
Montana, men oil M toge Opbol0
/ Maion Gitp, ga. 0}r. Sonien
err %ioriremmet til ~6ea0 carpenter"
Tor contribution MORT" poo 6. %.
& Ct. @oul 9anen.
Dir. q. Rieliei og 5beooor @bri.
itenien bar uolooet Ell 9elsnning
al $4,000 6oer, 100000 / alt,
for Gpoagelien al Noroeren Of
Siloa Nieliep, Cater at Mr. RieI.
len, iom bleu for9ipet Of noaet
SANDY, ser par benlo9t paa
Grapperne til 5orRIorenes 2eilig-
beO, maatte oct biplpe til Opoa.
geIien al De ifploige. Meo Senipn
til 0et firfeIige oo er per life ME.
get at berette. 9nIt 6. %. Gielien
bol0er 8nostieneite Ell Sang ON
MaaneScn (9tImanaf Maoneoer);
ban 6oloer tilIige onnif Sfole og
aninoemgoe ON Wan6agen. apinoe.
f%oreningen iubifribereoe $50 iii Su-
bilnumsfon0et, gap $40 til Borne
biemmene og iatte $25 til SIDE til
at 6oI6e en-. oanif 2prer for npite
CONNER, ON ui oa fan ian IN. gi
baooe Siiletrp Ben 80. Dec. en- Del
al 9srnene bar BOG ipge; oct er
nof R9sIinger. iom eroierer /
aellp 8roof. Sa, Sulen fan bore
Oejlig, ben ifsnneite, glaoerigeite
Sio ON anret, en- 8io, bbor ri fan
glemme aft onoet for at gIpoe buer-
andre og globes ieIu. Wen oct Tan
ogioo bliue iom ser itaar | San
gen:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20

man boloe poa Oernle0 oe nl0ri9
blioe f9roig; tbi oct er at pille I6ie
ct Nipiterinm.
0teo @uos abioIutte Billie menes
6en Billie / @no, iom ban letter
igennem, troos ole 6inoringer og
@ooitono. (6orlesningspprfet er Der
ct gfsempeI 6erpao.) Neo Den al
minoelige 5relies-@illie menes ben
Billie / SUB, at ban oil irelie ale
Wenneifer, men msoer Mo0itano
formeoelit @enneifets @nntro. Oct
ierite SlogS Billie er life betinget
al 5ro ener gantro bos Wenneifet.
Oct iioite SIoos Billie er betineet
al Gro, for at gilIien fan bIioe
Oirfelieeiort.
4onr M set be00er | @nos Orb.
yot SUB bar nonolgt os | ariito,
fer 8eroens @rltnouolo bleo Iaat."
ga fremtrnoer BET Sporgsmaol al
iig ieIo: 6porIeoes iaar @uo reali-
iere 0enne i'm Billie / Chen meo
set enfeIte @enneife2 germe0 er ri
meo Ell Sang moe poa BET piatigite
Gunft / Acknowledgment % ielo-
fslgelig fommer Giifusiionen bIan6t
aomite-W % 0Iemmerne til at oreie
ia berom.
(Sluttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20
,Odu1fercn"

6reoag oen 20. 5anuar 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20

Gen Slll meo 5tierneitreet alGOe.
bon,
Zen Sll, ser finger oa Ipier,
Oct er, iom Den iuan0t / min pofs-
ne 9aano.
Sea iiooer t 0ulmet % irpier.
Set er fife goot, oerfor ifal ri ta8e
Barn 5eius / Sam oltio, iau blioer
ri glaze. @enlia 5ilien til ~8an-
iferen" % Oens 2piere.
Norr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20

meooele MIG oct, ligeiaa Door man-
ge @fsenlpInrer al et engelif 9er-
ne6lao. Sc tpnfer at fnnne BRUCE.
9oa 5or6aano ii1er leg Gof for
0plpsnin9er.
9Grbeoiglt,
q. 6. @eismonn
G6S Snca ct, 9enuer Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20
Blair, @ebr.

@uostlenelte paa SGn0ag | Dor
Oanife airfe til ip0panlige Gioer
6%ormioOag og 4ften. Senoagsifo-
Ie ST. 9.f5.
en- Of 0ore gamle fenote
9anosmeno, 4nOers S6ier, oooe
meget pIuoielie Girsong eftermio-
bag. San arbeioeoe 9agen foruo,
og iamme Gags Miooag panoe0e
ban jim 6eit og So. Men ioa tun0e
Dan fife mere. aI. 3 bar ban 0eo.
Oct ipnes. iom Siertet itanOieoe,
noen at ban felte uioere Smerter.
Anoers 6eier bleU faapt s. liar.
6on oDerleoe5 al iiu noget plOre
Suitru % ) Born, 3 Spnner % 2
0stre. 6amilien bar mange 4or
boet paa oisie @gne. en- 5i0 iom
2eieformere / 0Prbeoen al aell=
naro. S De ienere Aar bar De gonle
baft oeres @jem Der / @pen og til
bsrt Wenig6eoen. 9ernene paa eel
nnotagelie r9r Dor Der / Gountpet.
= 4noers 6sier bar en- WanO, ri
tunoe opre glade peo at fenoes oeo
bnaoe ion1 9anosmano og iom Ne
nig6eoslem. Sans 8egrapelie
foregoar fra Dor oanife airfe | Gag.
Greo me0 u. Ssiers Minoel
Selbreostilitanoen bar / oct
belle taget pRret uom9rfet paa 0isie
ggne bi6tiI, men for 9ioen er Der
en- Del lette Spgoomstilfeloe =
Ga Grippe Tiger man, og iaa er oct
pei. Cana College bar belt Sfpbne
meo gpen 6aooe fer og M. Der er
ogina forefaloet en- Gel Ga 8rippe
Silfploe, men i1gen aloorliaereSpg-
ooutme.
5 Gftermiooog ifal Sfolens
gaifet Ball 5eam after reiie til
Bancroft for at prs0e Stprfe meo
Seamet Ser.
SpgepleierIfen Miis 0'9rien,
fom Di omtalte iioit, fom iaa, iom
oentet, biem ira Omaha | 9sroags.
5un err enonu meget iuag, men
mon uenter BOG, at bun mart oil
bore raft.
Mr. 8. g. 9inoen o9 S6n ira
gbicogo BAR inoe og 6ilite paa os
/ Mites. De 6au0e ppret noe / Sta
pIeburit at beige oeres gamle Bra.
ftefoff. 5 Dag oil6e 0e beige 60
len oe ioa afreiie efter Omaha
fort fsr Miooag.
= Sioite 5reoag Bitten par Der
q Seiifolens 6oriamlings6af De
batting CONTEXT" mellem ct llopalg
fra 5remont Ssiifole os ct Ditto
fra Dor. Sra Dor Ssiifole bar geba-
tanterne Hidaro Neiisner, anton
Senien og Grant 2otbrop. De uanot
ule6 2gre.
greo bogt Of Morning @lorp
Jlour" tog lite Brpmie poa bet
mplig afbolote n@aibington go.
Corn Sbon". Sermeo beuiies oWor,
ming @lorp 5lour" at bore bet beo-
fteU1el / gpen. 5aas bos u. Beef
& 50. gris $t.35 per Sef.
M~ntiomer: %. Son.: g. .. an-
oerien, A Dill Belt for Serman. 27.
San: Sans Grabm, 3 Mi[ Sposit
for arlington. 80. San: Bm. 9eu-
man, 8 Mil Beit for Calhoun. 1.
fSebr.: g. Snmnels, Blair. 2. 6ebr.
Gas g. goparos, aettnaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20
Oplpsnins pnifes.

Do en- areos bar ueotaget paa
1T Morsmeoe at benitille til font
menoe Marsmebe, at Snmfunoet
u6aiper ct engelif g6rneblao, Diloe
lea qerne beoe De Menigbeoer, Iom
&nr enaeIif Ssnbagsifole, ON at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20
Sm GyoreninQSiagtn.
Gortiat ira Sioe 81

8isie TO 0oboer faIoer 5erren
omiioer bort. De titles for bnm i'll
at afIqage Regnifab. aon Oo BEN
enc Nabo frimo6ig 6efen6e, at ban
/ 2ipet par for lin Rnbo, bonO ban
6uroe 0pre? 9i foritanr Der, at
airfeiplittelien Oar ingen ginoing
.ior oisie TO, men ct tort ~annoeligt
Cab.
gf Serrens Orb fremgoar BET. at
il itoar til 9niuar for boeranore.
Get er 10 oenne AniDnrsfslelie, iom
0rioer % til at misiionere. Ren,
oil man maoife inopenoe. oct enc
Samfun0sme0lem itaar life til an-
ioar for ct anoet Samiunosmeolem.
gr oct iaa, oa / oaglig 9rafiis Ter
Oct iaa no. bpo0 er bette nnoet, emo
at aprIig6eoen ifal illiffes no,
naar oct gPl0er 6orboloet mellem
De forifellige Samfuno5.Qfeolem-
mer2 Sfal man opeDe Solicit til at
gaa og tpnfe / lit title SinO: San
er en- S1nooeman0, Lao BAN ena!
gaer: San er en- 5oreneOe Strife
mano, lao BAN goal = oa trent
aples 9igegploigbe0en Tor Dor IG,
ite. Og naar man nh al og til 30
rer bette. 9eo life Iammenl Sob
life Neligionsifole iammenl @aa if
fe til oeres airfel - 0a er bette
pei ififfet til at fremfalOe 9igegpl-
oigbeo og 5oragt for anore. Scr
bore 6ierterne rigtig foloe Tor bin
an0en, ioa bar man Samfun0s-Sa
BET / iuIb 9lomitring. Wen SAD,
9ige9pl0igbeO og 6oragt fsrer life
til CUBS Hiae. Wen f1nnr ct @ierte
er opfpl0t OermeO, ina iaIoer bet
iaa let at tale iloe ON andre, og
iaaoanne fan formrlig aotte Jig ooer,
at BET onar oen anoen NenigheO
min0re Del, = at Ser er Strio |
ben, % at ben fnnife er pna 0el
til Huin. aommer Der ct filoent RDg.
te op ON 0enne e1er bin / ben nnoen
Wenigbeo, iaa ipares Der life pad
at uobaiunere BET. apinoerne er
6eri life unotagne. Saa bar ri
Slaooeren / Sang. Zen bjPlper
ingen Trem iii Wnalet.
9rpIterne tor neppe tale iii bin
ge bprer 5elelien al at ben
enc er ben anoens Wooitanoer. Som
iaaoanne maa De arbejoe bber for
Jig, og 10 flere Jolf De faar ON
iig oeito beore. Oct bPnoer ogion,
at en- 8rnngpels | en- Wenigbeo
m~ootoges meo aabne arme ! en- ar-
oen Menigbeo. 0oturliguis maa
ban paaItoa, at ben Menigbeo, ban
forloo, l9rer falif.
3isie 5olf, iom per er ifiloret,
er 2utbelonere, Oroets 5orfpnoel-
ie er Zig %opernlt; Wasien al Sol
fet bar famine Gro, bruger De iom-
me 0prebegar / Heligion, og bper
for Tia tpnfer paa at TONNE | Stint
mefen til i'm 5relier. Or oa bette
Sorbolo og bette Samliu meo boer-
andre Oct pgte og Ianoe friltelige
Iorbolo % Samlip, pi Ifal fsre
meo bperanore FER paa Soroen? D.
mel, Der mangler meget oerpaa.
gar Ser til Steoe en- iaaoan 2pre-
forifel, iom oirfelig fom | Strif
meo Eroen poa ben treenige Sub,
ga funoe Ser ppre @rnno til al
BRACES meo oisie 5slger, Splittel'
len bere6er os. Men Ser efsiiterei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-20
Ylaos esscs.

Yna en- minore 5arm enten iom
geitprer eler enc Mano hos ct Bar
plore 5olf. gna 2snnen les life
ioa meget iom pna en- goo Ilaos
meIlpm oanifc Iut6erife 5olf. BED.
fommenoe err % aar gammel %
isot / 3onmarf.
gGaniferen~s 0ontor onpiier.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-09
Give = Woman a Chance.

Compulsory military service for
men. urges German female advocate
Of women's rights. should be Offset by
compulsory domestic service for wom-
en-. On the theory that life in bar
rack and drill in the manual of arms
have benefited German manhood, she
asks. why will not life In the kitchen
and exercise in the use of pots and
pans similarly raise German woman
hood?
II Germany ever organizes a stand
ing army of cooks It may force all
Europe to follow its lead. Culinary
conscription is severe measure, but
when enforced in Germany other ma
tons might be expected to adopt it.
There would be more reason In doing
80 than In following Germany's lead
In mflitarism. There is more zeal
need of cooks the world over than of
soldiers. It is possible to get along
without lighting, but not without eat
ing
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-09
SYNOPSIS.

Senator John Calhoun 10 invited to be-
come secretary of state in Tyler's cab
met. He declares that IL he accepts Texas
and Oregon must be added to the Union.
He sends bis secretary, Nicholas Trist. to
ask the Baroness Won Ritz, spy of the
British ambassador, Pakenham, to call at
his apartments. While searching for the
baroness home. a carriage drives up and
NICHOLAS Is invited to enter. The occupant
Is the baroness. and she asks Nicholas to
assist In evading pursuers Nicholas notes
that the baroness has lost a slipper She
gives him the remaining slipper as q
wants to know regarding England's in
tentions toward Mexico. AS security
Nicholas gives her trinket he intended
for his sweetheart. Elizabeth Churchill.
Tyler tells Pakenham that Joint occupa-
ton OF Oregon with England. must cease,
that the west has raised the cry Of Eff
ty-four Forty, or Fight" Calhoun be-
comes secretary of state. He orders
and the latter plans to be married that
night The baroness says she will try to
prevent the marriage. A drunken con-
gresham whom Nicholas asks to assist
aaroness' slipper to Elizabeth. by mis-
take, and the wedding Is declared or.
Nicholas finds this baroness in Montreal.
she having succeeded. where he failed. in
ing Oregon. She tells him that the slip
per he had In his possession contained a
note from the attache of Texas to the
British Ambassador, saying that IL the
United States did not annex Texas with
In 80 days, she would lose both Texas and
oregon. Nicholas meets a naturalist. Won
Rittenhofen, who gives him information
about Oregon. The baroness and a British
warship disappear from Montreal stimuli
taneously. Calhoun engages Won Ritten-
hofen TO make maps of the western coun-
try. Calhoun orders Nicholas to head
party OF settlers bound for Oregon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-09

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-03-09
CHAPTER XIII.
Success In snk.

As things are. I think women are gen.
orally better creatures than MEMS. T.
Coleridge.
1t was part of my duties. when In
Washington. to assist my chief In his
personal and Official correspondence,
which necessarily was very heavy.
This work we customarily began about
nine Of the morning. On the following
day was on hand earlier than usual.
! was done with Washington now,
done with every s...as. eager only to
be on ON the far trails once more.
But I almost forgot my own griefs
when ] saw my chief. Over him hung
an air Of utter WEAKNESS; yet, shame
to my own despair. energy showed In
all his actions. He greeted me with a
smile which strangely lighted his grim
face.
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I'VE have good news Of some kind
this morning, sir?" inquired.
In answer, he motioned me to a
document which lay open upon his
table. 1t was familiar enough to me.
] glanced at the bottom. There were
two signaturesl
Texas agrees!" / exclaimed. 1.-THE
Dona Lucrezia has won Van Zandt's
signature!"
looked at him. His own eyes were
swimming wet! This, then, was that
man of whom It Is only remembered
that he was pro-slavery champion.
I'VE are certain to encounter oppo-
sition. The senate may not ratify.'
said he. II am perfectly well ad-
vised Of how the vote win be when
this treaty comes before 1t for rati-
fication- We will be beaten. two to
one!"
Then, does that not end it?"
END it? No! There are always
other ways. II the people of this coun-
try wish Texas to belong to our flag,
she will so belong. It is good as done
today. Never look at the obstacles;
look at the goal! 1t was this intrigue
of Van Zandt's which stood in our
way. BY playing one intrigue against
another. we have won thus far. We
must go on winning!"
He paced up and down the room,
one hand shifting the other. Let Eng
land whistle nowi" he exclaimed ex-
ultantly. 1--WE shall annex Texas, in
full view. indeed. of all possible con-
sequences. There can be no conse-
quences, for England has no excuse
left for war over Texas. / only wish
the situation were as clear for Ore
gon. And now comes ON that next
nominating convention. at Baltimore"
what will II do?" I hesitated
God knows. For me, have no
party. i am alone! have but few
friends in all the world"-he smiled
now-"you, my boy. as said, and DR..
Ward and few women. all of whom
hate each other"
remained silent at this shot,
which came home to me; but he
smiled. still grimly. shaking his head.
Rustic of silk. my boy. rustic Of silk
lit Is over all our maps. But we
shall make these maps! Time shall
bear me witness"
Then l may start soon for Ore
gon?" I demanded.
You shall start tomorrow" he an
swered.
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CHAPTER XXI.
su, Yet a Woman.


Woman turns every man the wrong side
out.
And never gives to truth and virtue that
Which simpleness and merit purchaseth.
shakespeare.
On the day following my last inter-
view with MIR. Calhoun, had agreed
to take my old friend DR.. Won Ritten-
hofen upon short journey among
the points of interest of our city, In
order to acquaint him somewhat with
our governmental machinery and to
put him In touch with some of the
sources of information to which he
would need to refer in the work upon
which he was now engaged. We had
spent q couple of hours together. and
were passing across the capitol. with
the intent Of looking In upon the de-
liberations of the houses Of congress,
when all at once, as we crossed the
corridor. felt him touch my arm.
did you see that young lady?" he
asked me "She looked at you. yess;"
/ was in the act OF turning. even as
he spoke Certainly had been alone