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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26
3xr Ietten Nnbc
lllurben bic her6(i6sn lls6erreae oer
Dpfer oer Observation-Disclosures
ae6eilet.
8emeiie Der Ibeifnabme aus alien
areiien Der 8iirseri9ait.

Die fterblihen llsberreIie Der Stei
Spfsr Der Giisnbabns aatditropbe an
SdmiItpn apenus, GamminsptlIe. fuur'
ben esitsrn Der Grbe iibergeben.
Die aeihe bes Wsiheniteaers Sas.
W. Rofe, ipslher bsfanntlif geHleins
fam nit Dem Strabenbdbnlpdtt.r
Reipton sSoDee Bel Dem Derfuhe, Jrau
Qouiia potts su rettsn, einen erdbli=
den COB fano, ipuroe geitern Bors
mittda 10 llbr duf bem 5isblano
Grieobofe 3ur lebisn Rube gebsttet.
Die 5rausrfeier fanb in Der Wlethoois
itsn airfe an gbois Gtrnbe itatt
Qnnee Dor 8eginn Der Sitter mar bic
gsrduniiss Stride bis auf ben IsBten
YIaB bon 2sibtrdgenben, unisr oieisn
5ablrei6e interchangeable uno
friibere aamsraben unb 3reunoe DTS
Beriior6snsn. sefiilt. pelfs setommen
ipnrsn, um benz oelosn bic leBte ghre
3u errpetfen. Der gninialt. ouf ptls
hsm bic Seite oufgebabrt mar, pers
fhpanp beinahe unter ben pislen Blu
mtnipsnoen, peihe tsrebtes 3eugnib
| fir bic 5beilnahme an Den Tag iegtsn,
tpelhe Der irauries sSaa in allen Ereis
fen Der 8iireerihuft erreet bat.
Trsibunoert 4ngsiteate Der Strae
Observation-Disclosures gaben ibrem. ben
AeIoentoo esitor6enen GamerdnsH
Nstuton Sopes pas lests ghrenselsits.
ais bic itsrbli6en llsberrsiie 6es bra.
pen mdnnes gsftern Rohmittdg BON
Sem Srausrbauie Ro. 1873 Dapton
Strab. aus gu Grobe aetrdsen fpuros.
1as 6dus, In pel6em Rep. Wiliums
BON Der gopenant Stride bic 3rauers
f.ier bislt, tonnte Die asiotrassnoen
nift faifsn uuo 3ahIreih: Strdbsns
babn Angitellte. ipelde idmmtlih
1rauerabseiten trusen, itanoen IN
Ianaer Reibe NIT eniblobien Sauptsrn
aui BEN Seitsnpeoe Inter ben piel.n
glumsnipsnpsn nobm ein aus Rolsn
heraeftellter Winiotur StraBenbo6ns
tpdosn, tpsl6er BON ben qnseftelten
Der 5roetipn So. gsitiftet luoroen
ipor, ben srlisu pIaB elm. Die Bseroi'
aung ianb ouf benz Sprins Srops
| 5ritoboft itatt.
Ii. Qeids Der 6rau Qouiia potts
ipurbs am Rahmittas unter ri:iiser
g.theilisung Geibtrasenoer auf BEN
8ine Strabe sSrisbbofe Sur Iesten
RuGs oebettet. 9i. 5rausrfeisr fonf
in Der eriten 9sutideH proisitantiihsu
| airh. an Der 5offner Strabt
itatt uno tpurbe bon Dem pnitcl
0enrp Susbfdmann ssleisst. 9sr'
| ielbe pibmeie Der auf 10 fraurie'
@.iis pom 5ooe ereilten Jrau elmer
| tieiersrsifenbsn Nahruf in .bsut'her u
snsIiifer Sprahe. 3ablreihe uno fo't
bare gtumsnip.nbsn beaeusten oi'
| Gnmpbotbie unb Ikilnubme, fpelh
bem bint.rbli.bensn gatten BON oasr
Seiisn su ieinem i6iperen gerluit'
entcsosnae6rddt fpuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

ipeil bic Stabt, pbipohl iie ii6 mittsn
in einem Sumpf befinpet, geiiinber 1T,
ais ale Srtihaften in ben ensliihen
geIibunsen. Dur6 9flanSen bon
Bdumen unb Ipitsmatiihe Iusrottung
Der Mosquitos lit Come 10 ianlz
t6r eetpproen, oab es pcn ben
Gtnqeborenen beporsuat tpiro. 4u4
bat man es iih angeIegen
isin lafen, bic Wege gu perbefern, 10
bab bieie Srtihaft bsoeutsno Iei6ter
gu srreiben lit, aIs Die eusliihen
MarttfIsten. 9lls tpeitere ielbitperz
itdnoIifp 5plge taufen Die gtngeborez
neu in Der ean5en umgeaeno oeuti6s,
itatt engIii6e Waaren. Sa aud Der
Giienbabnbau nit grpbem gifer III
ben oeutIheu Splonien betrieben ntro.
10 begen bic ensliIten 5irmen Die 8es
fiirntung, baB Der beutide &aufmann
iie i'm 2aufe Der 3sit gdn3lih aus Dem
buntIen Sentiment perordngen miro.
nit unbeareifIiher 8srblenoun9 gez
ben Die @nglGnper iich Dem 8lauRn
bin. pub bieisr peutide 5IeiB III.
burA SSlotten betdmpft lperoen tann
Itatt oaour6, oaB man Dem 9uter
uno it0nen gsiipiel folst, 9it
W0aIi6teit 1T porbanben, oab pt'
GHgIdnoer auf leBtere DeiIe Die aon,
turrsn3 betdmpTsn tDnnten, aber es II
Wobniinn, tpenn iie ibrs 6offnun8 au
9epaltmittel isBen. SeutidIano II
sludliter DeiIs 10 TART uno mdatig
bab ss i'm Stunbe lit, ieben uugsrea
ten 2Ineriff, 9lsiauisI bon pelte1
Seite er tommeu mag, ab3ui6Iaeen
Iber tpenn man nit ibm in ben 8iin
ten bes fSrieoens tpettsifer:. ptro si
einen iolten 8ampf nit eolsren
Sirne oufnebmsn, ols bic Gngldnb.t
Die ME bic tleinen 8inbsr Ii6 aebdr
ben, bic tpenn lie einem SinperniB be
ssgnen, tpiitbeno aufl6reieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26
Etrateai9

Grant Jcp, 90 Sahr. alt. BON 80.
20 Weft uniperiitp Mpe.. unb 9lnbreD
6iitIe, BON 1oper Strobs. 3tpei ans
ssbiids Strdbsnbabn aonoutienre,
asristkn ssftsrn Rndmiiias i'm Out
gafs, an 5. Mne., nobe Wa!Hut CTR.
nit mebrersn onberen Ndnnern IN
Gtrsit uHb Iorbtrtsn ibre 0eensl
ihiieblih onf, ouf bic Sirobs su tre'
ten unb bic SafK nussufehien. Ben
RafalO. q Sabre ali, BON Qo. .150e
Central Aps., eiH dngebliher Jugenbi
sfrihtsbsamttr, nnbm bic 9<rausfcr4
beruns an unb bic brsi W6nner ma
rsn anf benz Gsitentpss< in elmer To-
lennen aeiIkrti besriffen, ols bic 90
li3ifien Gnr0bsr uub DolI uuf bel
Bilbfldfk erfdbienen nnb bic aoinbotl
tnnten perbofttten. Die 0efnn9ener
ipurbsn unttr Der AHtldge bes I'm
tugs einstfpsrrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26
Neue oeutihe Staotebilber.
set qoubeu 6artie pou
9uitf6lduo."
Bon 6sinri9 Gee

sye mshr ii5 Der Rhein Der beutiten
8r.nse nGbert, oeitomebr Himmt er
audi ben bolIGnbilden Wpnbsrharate
ter an. Die ppeIis uno Die Romantit
bat er abgeitrsift uHe aus oem fIaten
Aterlnnb, ben fetten Weioen, Die iba
uni midumeH, fpriat nur nod bic proid
Des iatten geiuuben 8ebaeens. ID,
tur3 bsppr er 6ollanos 9ren5e err
reiht, Iaitt ibm Die Romantit, Ihitt
ibm bic bsutIds Grpe pis gum 2lbs
ihieb nod einen leBten ihonen GRUB
nah - BON sinem 8oriprung Der
lpeit r9einiitsn 5Igeltstts. 4uf be-
palbstem 5isel erhebt iih bier Iber
Der Staot gleps eins ulte Burg, beren
5biirm. oIs Da6r3siasn sin Ghipdn
iiberihpebt. Die Burg bsibi ossbalb
Die S6pansnburg. 9as 9efhlsht,
pas iie uno bas 81 ibren Giiben lie
senbs Qano emit bsberri6ts. fiiart
Der Sage nut ibren uripruns oEf
ben Ghpansnritter 3uriid.
QIs Der lssie mdnnIiht SproB Der
9rufen pon Hpmtpegen uno Gleos
itarb, 10 sr3dblt Die Gage, bIntsrlieb
er nur eine 5ohtsr, nit Qamsn geo=
trir. @ou ben ldnoeraierissn Qahs
barn beOrdngt, fab lie einit troitIOs
auf ibrsr Burg uno blifte auf ben
R1ein biHab, Der aber heuts Hi1t mebr
unmittelbar on oer Burg porbeifIisbt
Denn Der qrm. NIT osm sr bamals
DOR taufenb Subren llebtoisno nod
bic Burg umfhlona, III in Der 3ipi.
fhen5eit perfanoet unD itatt ieinel
fIebt nun. gum 5bsil in feinsm ulten
8ett, unterbalb Der Burg Elm ihma.
Ter, nit benz Rbsin Die 8erbinbunc
beriteienber Gaual, Der Spontanal
ga bemertts 8eatrir ettpas Wunber,
bares. Sin Nahsn tam ee5osen, an
eolbener Gette nit einem GhipaH k.
| Ifpannt. Jn bem Qnhen itanb cir
Ritter, Die 6Gnbe auf Elm golbenea
Gnpert geitiibt, an Der sinen 6anf
einen funtelnbsn Sing unb an bel
5iifte efa 9ora BON Glienbein. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

Die barbarii den 3uItGnos
ouf GQis oEslano miiFen enblih uuf>
b1ren. 2lQe Msni4enfreunoe I'M
2anDe, obne llnterf6ieo Der Rationas
Iitdt, iiuD DerpfIi6tst, oarauf btn5uz
pirtsn, oaB Elm birnloies Seamtenz
tbum feline eutiebIihen 9rauiamteitsn
einIteQt. Menn bic Ser. Staten
aud gsgen unerpiiuihte Gtntpanoerer
qefdIbt perpen muHen, 10 tann bQs
bod nit mehr 8ernunft uno obue er@
p0rsnbe 6intanieBung aler msnffz
Iifsn Gmpfinoung geIhehen. WQs
om Weiiten ben 3orn erregt, lit Die
9rennung bou TumilienglieDern. @s
lit GAR tsin gr0beres glenD oent6ar,
als penH eine 5rdu pDn threm 9atten
unD Glteru pon ibreu &inoern fern
qebalten perpen. 9ieie unmenihlihz
teit ldBt ii1 obne S6absn fir bas
&ano perreihen, in0em Das 8eies baz
bin abgeGnbert piro. Ddb nahbem Dem
@utten bic Qpnbung geitattet tit, bic
res aud ieiner 5rau uno feinen Rim
bern, Die sr no6tommen lGBt, geitattet
fein mub. Menn Die 8eamten aui
Gais Sslanb ni9t Don aLer 8ernunft
unb U}enIdlhteit Derlaifen pGren
tpiirbe ihnen bic grleu6tung nt4t
ousbleiben, Dab geraoe Die ginpanbe.
rer, Die ibre 8amilten ipdter nadtom:
men laiien, bic bette 9arantie fir ibr
sSorttommen bieten, ba iie iid erit Der.
gstpiIIern, oh iis ibren unterbalt in
bieIem 2anbe finben tonnen, ebs fl
um ibre Bamilien i6iden. 9a biz
9eamteu pieie @initht niht beIiben
muB iie ibnen ourh 9efeg oorge'
fhrte6en lperoen.
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ndtiter. Der fhon NIT brei Sdbren ben
1bron beitieg. uno NIT Sipsiunb3ipans
ala sSsabrsn itorb. Glepe beibt aber
aud nod cine ipirtlihe WineroIquelIe.
gntbedt ipurbe fie erit CUR 3eit Jrieos
rihs ots Oroben, iinb aus BEN Nrihs
ten jener s3eit sebt berpor. ipelhesGufs
Ieben Die gntbedung oamdls mad,te.
Glepe tpuroe Wob.bob uHo es ssbDris
fir bic pornebms Wslt gum suttn
5On, cine Sur in Glepe 3u gebrautsn.
Iuh Gonig 5rteorid, Der iih bonals
gerabe erit bic 2orbeeren oes erittn
fhleiiIhen Grieess ertporben bate,
tranf bel isinem auf.ntbaIt In 6leos
an jebem Worgen Das neile tart eiiens
boltiae muifsr, bas gut segen gluts
armutb unb areiStaufitorunssn isin
IoIfte. Durd bic fraa30fiden Solbd.
ten lpurnen ipdbrenn Der srobsn Nspos
luton Ole gabeanldssu iuisoer SsritOrt,
erit mad pieIan Sabr5chnten tpurosn
lie ipieber in Stano sefest uno nsuers
ninos nod purh allsrlei mooerne Seils
porrittunaen psrmebrt, osnm porun
ober nod immer glepts natiirlideVors
siiee, bic palbise unb hiiseIige ganos
ihoit itshen. .Nein liebes otpsttes
potsoam" bat Der Grobe anriiirlt
Glepe aennnnt. Die pislen Wspnhssrs
ober, bic CUR Sommsrs5eit IN elspss
B1loern aiiblung uno GrquidunS iua
den, asben ihm nod sinen sdrtlihereu
Ramen, Tie nsnnen Is bas quite 9er3'
den BON DeutIhIanb - n9et gonoen
| 6nrtie BON Tuitid1.ano".
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Der Is Sabre olie Gbdrks Tstse.
bon go. 1926 gant GtraBe, ionrss sss
fern Mlorsen auf bem Wess uah ftis
nsr arbeitsitslle an Der 6arriicn 4ps.
arenSuns BON Der 2otomofips bes 10.
asnanniea RorDoob Gpe5ial5usts Der
.. &c 8. en-. Giienbahn seirofiea
unp snr Geiie ssif!suberi. Gr lpurD.
aah Dem iiGbtiId,en 9oipital asbraht.
ipp es it'd, berdusifellte. oab sr einen
ShGbelbrut,. einsn armbruh nno IN
mere Werisbunaen erliiten bate. Ctr
3uitano III iebr beosniIid.
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@is bic 0eutj den Groberun=
gen maiden, 1T aus sinsm Qrtitsl in
Der 2orooner 5Inancial Zines gu srs
fsben. 0ieiem 8ufolge ioLsn Die eng
Iif6eu 5irmen, Die i'm afritduif6eu
6anoel iinb, bic oeutihs GoHfurren5
in uHanqsnebmer @eiie perfpiiren
Gpe5ieu pirD barauf binsepieisn, bdt
fte ben Glfeubein 6uHbel faFt gdn5lid
IN ibre 5dnDe gebrn9t babe. Daa
ift nidt burh Git uno 5iids, ionoerl
nod beutfher 4rt burh ebrli6t
unb intelItgente 4rbeit geicheben
Die ginseborenen brirgen ales glfen4
bein nab Come. in Deuti4@1Oso
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Bie 3u erlparten 1tano, pers
Iu6eu Die Semperen3ler Dur9 oaerleI
0orfhlGqe Die 8erfaHungsfrage, 1os
ipeit lie ben 9etrdntebdnoel betrt1tt,
3u pertpirren unb 3u perounteln. Die
Wtitalieoer Der 9ouOention tonnen Ilh
uuf uue oiefe 9orihIGge niht etnlaI=
ZEN, obue portbrii6ig gu weroen, oa
bic W&eiIten auf Das 8erIprehen bin
qepGbIt pprDen iino, pem 8olte IN
elmer Separatz 2bittmmun9 Die Jra3e
3u unter6reiten, oh Der 8etrdntehanosl
licenfirt lperoen ioQ, ooer ntht. Gs III
has audi Die ein3ig rthtige 5ormulis
rung Der Fraqe, neil bur6 Elm 2lcenss
inFtem aQein Der Gjetrdntebanoel iibers
al in Staot uno 2ono, in sroben uni
fleinen Stdoten befrieoigeno regu:
lirt lperpen tann. Wenn Die Sempe.
rensler ben 9orIhlag MAIDEN, ben 9e.
trdnfebdnDel nur in Stdoten oon ube1
hunoerttduieno Ginpobnern 81 seitat:
ten, 10 beoeutet ous nihts anoeres dli
fdit aQoemeine 9rohlbitipn. Ibel
ni6ts 1T tIurer eripleien, als Dat
4robibition Die llnmdBi9teit fDroert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

i1hrisen lineen bepflan3ieu 9lllesn,
ipelhe bic Stnet ;rie elm formiines
R.b nit itatiigen Sposisrsdnoen umz
sieben. unb Elm grober tDnisIifxrpart,
Der .Siernbufh". beHen furioIsii.r
punti Elm iisiner 6iigel iit nit bsm
Qam.n ..aist in D. Bot Dieter Ram.
tpiro ndmit erfldrt, baB unten in Der
Rieoerimg einmol Elm gnuernmdohen
lsbte has bns MoblsefnlIsn bss prins
sen WoriB pon Granien fanb. Der cine
3eiiians in glee lebts. WeiI aber
Die gitsrn BEN fiirItli6en eisb6obsr
nifi buloen MOLTEN, 10 mubie bi.
Wloib ibrem 5reunbe crit INNER Elm
3eihen sebsn, lpsnn lie aIsiH su 6cuis
mar. 8as aeihdh burh einen tupfers
nen Geifel, ben lie mi. Der bliBenotn
Jnnsnifits mad Dem 5iiael 3u inE
Jeniter itellie. Gaber Der Home .stie!
in be poit". Deiisrt arpbe Mdlber
nm GIsDe berum bistei Der pon ipobi,
a.pilsat.n gDssn burh3oasne 1bier.
sorisn, po IS einsH 4usiihtstburn
eibt, BON bsm man in Der Runns aui
iiber bnnoeri in Ter irnhtbdrer ebsns
perftreuien Ortihaf.m uno s5eIfOpiel
Gisttbiirme bsrabbiidt. BOD, esnar
| stbnmai grOber als Der Ibiersarten
ndmlih cine Gldhe bon 24.O00 Wor.
gen bebedenb. lit Der burh zine Ans'
NIT Der Gtobt 3alammtnbaneenb'
Rsi6SDalb nit leiEea reifen Rotb'
unb RebipilbbeitGnben - In bitier
IDulbe ipurbs in eiuem nun DerihDun
btnen Rioiter Der aoifer DITTO BEL
Dritts sebDren. Der srOBs 5talisnfa'
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Cir bisfes Hlatt purbsn sefstn soa
ben Epiitsrn q. Hlein Il 8rp.
10. 435 Mnee Gtrabe. foleenbe 9ems
psrotur unisrfniebs resifrixl:
Dorm. Grab gtnnnl Gynb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

.5rutb", oas 2onbpner Slatt,
has Iich 5ur 2tufgabe ItelIt, alien Be-
triiqern Die Waste pom 8eiiht gu rei=
Ben, bsituIDigt Elm amerltdnii6es
8ummi Snnoitot, bus aus unIersn
r9rominenteiten" beItebt, Elm ,eugliz
ihes 9ummi Spnbitut I'M 4 Ustls
Iionen Dollars betrooen gu baben
uno forbert Die Wtitglieoer Deg eng
liihen SpnDitats auf ben 9etriigerr
ben 3uub ub3ujagen. r5rutb" liefert
aud ben Rabpeis, oaB Der Prolpett
ots QmsrituniI6en Spnoitats, Der BIZ
adufer BON ceTen 2(tttsn anlodts, Dor
1lnpabrbeiten ptnmelt. 0amit ipirt
ss pobl Ie!ns Ri6tigteit BADEN
,Srutb" ioQte aber niht per1bidumen
ben Utitqliebern Des englifhen Spn.
bitats auf Die Singer gu tlopfen, oenr
aud biefe baben es nit Der Wahrhei
nIht 3u genau genommen. sSn threu
9}roIpett legten lie bar, tpie piel 9ro
Fit tie in einem Sabre aus ben9uumI
bdumen ge5ogen bdtteu, perfhDtesei
aber, buB nu6bsm Der Baum ange
5apft lit, er jubrsian8er S6onun
bebarf, big sr neue SGfte geiammel
bat. Weil bas perihpiegen puro,
ftiir5ts bas 8oIt iih ME ruieno gu
8unrmi Qttien unb un3dblige tlein
2eute limb bapurA um ibr 9elb estom
men, ou bisie burb Den bpAen grofi
anaelodt purben uno man ibnen al
Ierlei Gslegenbeit Bot, I'M Qttten 8
tuufsH. 2oros, frun30itide Warqui
unb ameritanti6e Wtulti MiQiond,
lparen in internationaler 9ouner
ibuft an bieIsm 8Orienidplnosl b:
tbeiliqt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-12-05
CHAPTER XIV.
The Pildrirnau-.


From far and near the peasants and
the people of the towns and villages,
joined in the customary annual de
scent upOn-Or ascent to-the Mount
None was too poor, few too miserable,
TO undertake the journey. A pilgrim
age, was the occasion called; but al
though certain religious ceremonies
were duly observed and entered into
by some with fanatical warmth, many
there were, who, obliged to pay tithes.
nOuriShed the OneTOus recollection of
the enforced ecclesiastical tenth" to
the exclusion of any great desire to
avail themselves of the Compensating
privilege of beholding and bowling be
fore the sacred relics. To these recall
citrant spirits, license and a rough
sort of merrymaking became the or
der of the hour.
Early in the morning the multitude
began to arrive-in every manner of
dilapidated vehicle, astride starved
looking donkeys and bony horses, or
on foot Many who had camped out
the night before, by wayside or in
forest, brought with them certain
scanty provisions and kitchen pot
in which to boil thin soup, or some
poor makeshift mess; others came
empty-handed, pilgrims" out at the
elbow and shOeless, trusting to fortune
for their sustenance, and looking cap
able even Of having poached in one of
the wide forests they had traversed,
despite penalty, severe and dispro-
portionate to the offense, for laying
hand on any lords wild birds or rab-
bits.
Savage men; sodden men-good,
bad and Indifferent! Like ants throng-
ing about the hill, they straightway
streamed to the Mount; took posses
sion Of 1t, or as much as lay open to
them; for around the top, chosen
abode of the Governor, extended a
wall; grim, dark and ominous; brist-
ling with holes which seemed to look
blackly down; to watch, to listen and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-12-05

Oh, Un-tIn l IOunu yVu-
The hand of the young man touched
the others shoulder. "Come!" he
said, and threw open the door,
You are going in the storm?" The
girl, Nanette, intercepted them.
The Black Seigneur nodded shortly.
at must be an important mission to
take you to sea on such a night. Why
don't you stay where it's warm and
comfortable? Or" with laugh, cat
least until Monsieur Gabarie," indi-
eating the corpulent figure intrenched
behind barricade of dishes and bot
ties on a small table near the fire,
'has finished the little puppet play he
is writing"
1T is finished" AS he spoke, the
poet rose. q had but written curtain
when you spoke. Your wine, fair Ma
nette, hath a rarely inspiring quality"
ooh, care not for your compli-
ments," she returned Your CAPT
taine," again studying the Black Seig-
neur with dark sedulous eyes, has
not found it so much to his liking!
ne IDS u6lI4tI dShcN III lLOit, HUI
drunk what he ordered; and now
would venture out"
Unmindful of her words the young
man called to old Pierre
We'll" she went on, throwing back
her head, If you lose your ship, come
to me, and-I1l see you have an
other!"
Above in his chamber at the inn,
not long thereafter, the priest, looking
out of the window, saw line of men
file down the narrow stairs; embark
in the small boats from the sheltered
nook where they lay, and later, in the
light Of the moon, breaking from be
tween scudding clouds and angry va
pors, a ship that got under way
glided like a phantom craft from the
heaven and set seaward through the
foam.
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to frown. Without that pretentious
line Of encircling masonry, the usual
din, accompaniment to the day and
the presence of so many people. pre-
vailed; within. reigned silence, a SOL
emn hush, unbroken by even a senti-
ners tread.
Il shall be glad when it's all Overt"
Standing at the window of her cham
Der the Lady Elise had passed in
dressing to look out upon the throng
"a thousand dots upon the sand, dark
moving masses in the narrow by
ways, and motionless ones near the
temporary affairs.
ooh, my Lady," Her companion,
and former nurse, a woman about
fifty years of age, ventured this mild
expostulation.
There, Marie! You can goi"
Eyes, your Ladyship-"
Zone moment" The slender figure
turned. This fastening"
In an instant the woman was by her
side.
Have you heard anything more
about the prisoners, Marie?" abrupt
l" 'Those who were tried. 1 mean"
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Children Tauqht CobbIinq.

Cobbling is recognized as a trade IN
the vocational schools of Buffalo Sew
eral schools are set aside for teach
ing trades to young boys and girls,
and the latest addition to the course
is one in cobbling A competent in
structor has been engaged to teach
the young men how to repair shoes.
There are number taking up the
course, and It is certain that the trade
will not become extinct with the young
generation studying the principles of
rejuvenating old shoes.
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a Savind Man.

Uncle William, who wasn't especial,
ly noted for his generosity, was &C
costed in the village post Office by
his shrewd little nephew namesake.t
Say, uncle, this is my birthday
Can't you give me five cents?" Con-
scious of the amused gaze Of the on
lockers, Uncle William slowly reached
into his pocket, saying, Il did have a
nickel, but" withdrawing his hand, IT
guess l haven't got it now" oh,
look again, uncle" said little Willie.
''If you had one you must have it yet. -
Woman's Home Companion.
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! haps! She was always delicate--or
| liked to be considered such-a white
faced, pretty, smiling thing whose
beauty and treachery this other one,
the daughter, inherlts. 1t was the
ghost of herself looking over your
shoulder that day on the island, with
the same bright. perfdious eyes"
Enough" Angrily the Black Seig-
neur brought down his hand Il will
( hear no more!"
Because she has caught your
| fancy! Because you"
mo more, say! Think you I
would not avenge your wrongs at
once We're it possible? That I would
not strike for you. on the instant? But
now? My hands are tied. Another
matter-of life, or death-presses
first!"
Sanchez looked at him quickly; said
no more; between them, the silence
grew. The servant was the first to
move; turning to the table, he began
10 eat; at first mechanically; after
ward faster with the ravenous zest of
one who has not tasted food for many
hours. The other, for his part, showed
no immediate desire TO disturb that
occupation; for some time waited; and
1t was not until the servant stopped,
reached out his arm for a glass, to
drink, that the young man again
spoke.
"The palace? The plan OF the
Mount? Did you notice? Tell me
something Of it-how it is laid out"
Sanchez swallowed; set down the
glass hard. Yes, yes! l saw much
"a great DEAL" he answered with
eager zest. "Oh, l kept my eyes open,
although l seemed not to, and was
mindful Of learning all I could"
"Here!" From his pocket the young
man took a notebook; pencil. Set it
down; everything! l know something,
already, from the old monks-the
rough diagrams in their books. You
entered where? Take the pencil
and"
/ The minutes passed and still San
chez traced; seemed almost to forget
his injuries in his interest in the Ia
Dor. Plan after plan was made; torn
/ up; one finally remained in the hand
Of the Black Seigneur.
You think" Anxiously the serv-
ant watched his masters face; but the
latter, straight, erect, with keen eyes
fixed, did not answer.
you think" again began the man
when the ancient time-piece, beating
harshly the hour, interrupted.
/ ELEVEN o'clock! High tide!" The
Black Seigneur pushed back his chair
and rose.
Good" Sanchez's alacrity indi-
/ Gated a quick comprehension Of what
/ the movement portended.
'You-had better remain here!"
shortly.
"Me?" said the servant with harsh
laugh. 'rMe?"
Have you not had enough of my
family-my service?" the young Seig-
neur demanded bitterly.
BAH" muttered the other. The
dog that's beaten springs at the
chance to bite! You go to rescue
+ your comrades. Twill go with you!"
'In which case. death-not VEN
/ geance-will most likely be your re.
ward!"
| Il care mott" stubbornly,
/ A moment the Black Seigneur re-
garded him; then made a gesture.
We'll. have your way" He lis
tened. 1.-THE wind is in the west"
"A little south of west" answered
/ the man.
! "a rough night for your boat to
have crossed"
! "Oh, was bound to come! And
az YOU hadn't been here, I'd have gone
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No Chesterfield.

"Muggins has made pile of money,
and now he's trying to get into society,
but the question of manners comes up.
Has he got any," queried Bolivar.
"Muggins? Manners? Well, I
should say not" retorted Slithers.
why, that man wouldn't give up his
seat in dentists chair to LADY,
Harper's Weekly.
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The Good lime Comlnn.

"Algernon, said the poets wife, II
see they have started a magazine to
make poetry popular"
Yes, love"
do you think it will succeed"
at is too early to venture a pre-
diction."
Dear, l hope it will. How lovely
it will be when you and I can have an
automobile and I will not need to be
ashamed any more when people ask
me what business you are in"