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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
Wfisiionsmpoe.

af5olOes ID. nfai / Gmmaas ge-
ni8beO, Aacine, 9is. Neoe OnsOoa.
0orsOag % 5reoag aiten ST. s.
2sroog gitermioong 81. 3. 9simes.
ieglfOstieneite meo 9Itergung Sen.
bag 5OrmiOoag ST. 10. llng0omsme.
Sc eftermioOag al. 3. 5lutninas-
nlsoe 81. ~. 9rpiterne s. 8.
Senior, u. Sobanien % 5. =. Rno.
ritp bar IoDet at Oeltoge en pen.
lig 5aobpoeIie til ale. Gifreiienoe
beoes mel0e ii8 til unoerte9ne0e fsr
Meoets gegpuoelie.
@an Menig0eoens 9e1ne.
z 6. erifien, grpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
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Dunnturk.

BAN, ira I. 5anar 1909 inotil bans
4fgung ira em6eoet, De 9ele6,
boormeo Den 5iOtit erla8te 6ieuoe,
noar Den 6eregnes efter boert 2lorS
aagitelstafit, operitiger Den aarli9e
Rente al Be 5ienoeobligationer,
6porme0 Sen nrpnte Sienoe er af-
lott.
Rammeraooofat aageien, Der MOO.
te for Miniiterierne p~roceoereoe til
StuofGitelie Al Sol og Staosrettens
Com, Der i~rifanOt Riniiterierne for
PrGitens arao. 9r9iterne maatte
finoe Jig J. at 2snningerne foitigt-
tes efter sen til fper Sio gPloenoe
9op, % 2oogi0nin9smaaten bar be.
rettiget til at pnore 3eglerne, ielp
ON 9%6uoringen meofgrte Re0gang
! Sc oprin0eligt 6ebloeoe Snotp9ter.
Bet biioe iaa Be aloorIigite 6eI8er,
bois Miniiterierne blep osmt, ioet
oo Sc prioote Gienoeeiere forloen
inmtlige andre @rniter oiI0e funne
reiie tiIiparenoe arao, o1 Statsfns-
len Diloe maaife oa fonlne til at
betdle minOit 1 DILL. SIR.
0ommen fal0er paa WanOng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
9nteresicn for Renis6eOsraaOs-

5nteresien for IenigbeOsrnnSs-
lOben er / Ii0ernes 9eb, f%friper oar.
DgbI.~ at t2.6s, 6leben life ina liot
ibPffet ritnot ON I bort 2ono. Ter
er anore Spsrgsmaol, Der er trooO-
te | 5orgrunOen, Sp6rgsmonlet ON
Brpitel6fte, Hationolisme, tanlfom
6oIfefirfe oin.
Men en- enOeIig AfaSreIie / DE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ma 10
BOG en- Sang ife, oe forboobentlig
betD0er oct / @aar neoiatte un6er-
uopoGg ct Sfri0t frem imoo benne
.Nfaerelie. Der er piitnof fra mere
emo cen SIDE en- 5sleIie al, at man
fife 6dr Hoo0 til at blipe peo al
babe bette Striosipsrgsmaal ipp-
ben0e.
Snn0e bore gfifopper itonet fnit
poo Grdpet ON beifemte firfelige
@nrantier mp6 SeniDn til De palgte
Observation-Disclosures iaa be.
itemte, iom oisie bar %formuferet al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

gef. gn betponin8siIIO 6pieite-
refs "a. Inner ID. 05.6eretter Here
glaoe Der 6iemme ira: gn areos
al grpiter paa 6pny Der oar mellt
fla i~oruoretteoe pes 5~ienOeaflos-
niageu, Dor enifet 0omitolens 2li.
ggrelie al 6%oorpiot Bet tilfom Dem
en- gritatning for 8ifferencen mel
lem De 2snninger, Opilagene ON
G~mbeoerne / fin Eio bauoe bebuoet
qniSgerne. % oct gele6, Brpiternes
Gage enere faitpttes til paa8rlrno-
lag al Observation-Disclosures.
5ogneprpit til @jeIiteO og Rsrup
Menigbeoer 5r. 9irfeOof9nrfoO
bor paa oi5ie Breiters gegne an.
lagt Gag moo auItusmiriiteriet %
6inunsminiiteriet meo openngunte
gritotningsfraD, ser for oeres BED
tommenoe OrJer liz ON 32S ar.
san erfIprer inoleOes / 4aret 1900
at pqre falOet til tit gmbeoe pno
andre Gflfaar eno be, / 1909 frem-
tom peo Eienoeaflssningen, og amer
fig life pligtig til at finOe iig | en-
inaoon Reogong / gmbeoets Eien-
Deinotpgt. 8rriten bar meitt, at
Staten nna eritotte BAN bet Cab,
GienoeofI6sningslopen bar pnnfert
bam og fremtioig pil p%nnfere bam.
Seidteretsiogfster a~smusien, Der
meote | Ssieiteret FOR BrRitet, neo.
Iaqoe Eaoitono ON, at Statsfosien
buroe tilpIigtes oarfig at tilipnre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
Rpe griier.

Com 5ege al en- i%oroelogtger. OrOnhng meo 6~orlaggerne ir
ri os Stnno til berefhr at beregne lobere griier pao ~forfteaiQe
inportereoe Bigger - iperelt fra Snorc Missions 8orlaa. Serei.
ter os inOtil oiOere geloer i6geuoe:
aIcof, O.: llnoer SD0foret, Seftet so, mot. ........... $t20
aIcof, .: 9pen pe0 Seen, Sphet so, in0b. .......... 100
goring-@oIO: 9omiio, mob. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
gfombere, g.: 5or @eourbeOere 9ernetirfen f.-2. SIT. 80
9uOos, g.: 5ortGlnger IL, mob Observation-Disclosures. 100
grenge og Drenge, SGftet 80, in0b. ............. so
@orOon, Sen. 6. o.: 9reoe til bans Sster, SIT. 60, in0b.. t20
DaOien, q. g.: @ernsmbraOoet, SGtet 80, inSb. ....... f2O
Mooien, q. g.: Zen rete, Seftet 100. ir0b. ........... 100
0utbuiils, Mnrie: GlHobetb, mob Observation-Disclosures. 100
Beteren, 2ourit8: Gn 9raitefrues Sftorie. moi. ......... 100
geteren, 8. e.: Soao er arienoon, mob. ............ 100
gigebsrn oe gigebgrn, Spftet 80, moi. ............... 50
Sfneaer, g: Slender on 9an1et snOb. ............. f60
Using, s.: epanssiets Sersgong. Sn6b. ......... 300
9roens gooe Strio. Snob. q. -. ............22O
aampen meaem 9ro oe gontro. SIT 49,. go
8rants al asisfi St. ............... 80
9erneponil. Snob. =. :. ............... so
Bebiter, 3. e.: 6relenOe SanObe0er. &ft. .............. rs
I'm. ent6. FnbL. SOnie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

@isiOnsmBoe

ai5oIOes, ON @uo oil. / ea Sorn
@enig6e0, Glf 9ornJ Soma. 5. IS.
o. ben 10. Noi.
On fprIig 5nobp0elie ieuOes Der.
oeo til ale.
Goa Menigbe0ens 8egne.
gouI Beterfen. Ngb.s 6nl.
ID. q. SersiIo. Mgb.s Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
apinOrn iOm @OOcr.

6ru Or. phil. 2ts Saco6ien. en-
9atter al @eneraIoireftsr 9iu6iu
bar / ,Danif apinoei amfuno" 5olOt
ct 5oreorag ON bette Spergsmoal.
Sun uotalte, at Oct er Ell Reooen0ig-
beo for apiuoen at fnptte lit 9ip
til 9grnene, Inlet 6oeru, ingen l9ro
@r%anifning, er ioa tilfreositiIlenoe
for apinOen iom at bore 0to0er.
at paste 9srnene er ct Nrbeioe,
iom life fan ooerlo0es til arOre. tbi
0}ooerpligten IiOer Sfibbruo Der
oeo.
5taI oeune @erning poa fremme-
De @9n0er, fan ri Iige ioa goot
itrafs fIptte iro / 5remtfoens an-
ierner, boor alt er fpaes. NJ 0e
100000 aoinoer ooer 20 Aor er
100000 ugifte, og 100000 al Dem
blioer olorig gifte. @oa 9anOet
oq / 9perues l~lnoerfIasie fen0es
fntet apinoeipsrgsmoaI. Zen ipe-
cieae aoinoebeoPgelie bsrer altiau
hirnme / 9pernes OoerfIosie.
5 oenne Del at 8eiolfningen er
9or6oloat, iom befenot, oct. at 9pu-
oene iiqIoent er / StanO til at for-
ierae en- 6amilie, f6r Be er 30 Aor.
Oct aploer ON, at 0pn0ene BIZ
Der / Stano til at unoer6ol0e 0eres
8amiIie aGereoe I 2O-25 2fars
aloeren.
Sea baober. at aoinOebeDpgelien
lin nnopren6e 6orm er miolerti-
0ia - t6i MI tager Ben fun Si9te
paa De ugifte apinoer eller aoir-
Der, Der funitig bar begrpniet oeres
9srneool.
Ger er 10 M}an0foIf nof ooernit til
at GORE 6oan0oprfere % 8rofes o.
rer oa Qolitifere - aoinoernes No
tirlige Opqope er at fe0e De Born,
9afuren un0er Dem.
6ru 5. anina acknowledgement
for ganife betDSningsIss / Ben pc
Iitiife Stamp barer bun life 6iemme
apinOens Gla0s er I 6ienmet nos
fine Born.
Ropnlie, ga galgretten biotil bar
Ont tia fun at baoe boft til TsIae,
at StemmetaIene oeO 9oIgene er
blepen for0o6leoe, og at : aofn.
oerre ira at pGre Menneifer er bGe-
pen Fortigpngere.
Damn. 81. og noe, iom beretter
bette. tiIf6ier: Tru ;. bar iiffert
Het / fire 9etragtninger. men oes-
bprre bIiDer set ita0igt oanifeliaere
for Memo al 0ioOeIitanoen at gif-
te TIA, fife minoit foroi bans foin,
beige GmqonQsfre0s mere % mere
blioer peftiGeoe, ieloforiergen0e IA.
mer, ION npiten tiener lige iaa me-
get, iom ban ieI0. 3aar Ell Quinoe
for efs. en- 2urerinoe eler
~9ontoroame, / EN- Gel @or bar bp.
ret oont til at BRYCE 1000 ar. ON
aaret til lin @aroero6e o. fne per.
ioHlige lloaifter, egner bun iig a6.
iolut fife til At site ia meo en-
g}an0 af Mi00edtauoen meo enSn6.
tpat al 2.400-3,6O0 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

bet firfelige lloOal9. Ull0e Sa9en
iiffert iorlrnait 6ape p0rst leit.
anptain Soe6s acknowledgement
tiOn. 0et er M eu0elia foitilooet,
ifriper SIR. 0gbI." al 12.0s., 6Den
Der ifal fsre Sfibet a@oOfbau6~ me0
aaptain aoo1 % bans efspeoition
I'll @rpnlouo. Get 6liper Stnr-
mano i Oen arenlanoife 0onoels-
fGoaoe 9. @pller. Der ! lin Ii0 fsr-
te o4ntartic@ meo ben 4morlpife
@rsnGonosefspeoition
5iospunftet for a@oOtbnab"s Nj
reiie bliper omfrina Den 20. Slld
o. 3uten aoor oirefte til SsIono.
boor De islonoife Settle, iom ifaI
%anpenoes unoer Gfspeoitionen, BIZ
per in6ifibet.
Gen s. SnIi fortietter .@oot.
bonb" 8eiien fra 3sGauo til Gan
marfsbnnn paa @rsnIan0s gItfpit.
6erira ifaI 6eitene beior0re Bro
oianten til vRumotot", boor SeIte-
ne 6liper ilnaeoe libel poa fire nqr,
ION ifal fortiptte meo gfspeoitionen
ino oper SnIan0siien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

SOrnclambeo. 9ar0e, II. april.
st SilfplOe al 9erneIam6eo er
fonitateret hos ct 81 9tor gatumelt
Barn. 0atter at MsIlebpg9er Giel-
len / 8aroe. Get or set fier0e I'll.
iglOe i gar0e % 0megn / 2sbet
al fort SiO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
RisHonsmDOe

6lioer, ON 5erren oil. afboIOt
SamIin, So, 3.-5. 4iai.
grqfterne g. g. G6riitianien, o.
@ria, s.. 9. SEMEN os 5. anuo.
len bar Iopet at 0eltage.
On tprIig 3n6bDoelie til ale.
gnn Nenigbeoens gegne.
J. 3. 6 briitinnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
NisiiOmsmsbe

Oil SUB bliper Der 0isiionSmeoe
! 5remOnt, Rebr. Sra %. Rai
4ae tilreiien0e pelfcmne, iom Dil
iig | goo Sio til unoertegne.
be. Boo MenigbeOens gegne.
6. n. anoeren
5f5 q. 4fb ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

Se6nabel ieGo % efter bans 0eO
/ 1912 Al hans Cute. 6ru Scbna.
bel trpffer iig imiOlertiO III tilbage.
o. 5orretninaen opbupes / 5plge
Belle u. Ao." / 9ag = pao 30
Mars 9oaeu Tor i'm I~iIbIioelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
RisiiOnsmpbe

On Sub oil, bliDer Der Missions.
msoe | Ra5aretb @enigbeo, Coulter,
SSa., ira 3.-5. Moi bpcrtil enbper
er bierteIig peIfommen
q. 6. @eismann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

9oSsfnlO. SOP. @oOseier PM.
mit8bsl til @iettrup og Roiteaaro /
9enoipsieI er i 6sIae y9tatt." Ons-
oaa ben 10. 2lpr. af9aoet oeO 0eoen
/ asbenboon, tet ne0 so 9lnr al.
Gen oiosoe, Der bar en- 2anOmaro
al ben gamIe SfoIe. berte i jim Sio
til Be fenote 2onompno / Splono,
6oor bans itrnnge BIigtopfpI0eIie
% re0eliae SinO ponot BAN mango
9enner.
9iosfiloe gDs plOite gorger.
fbo. aantor neo GosfiIoe 9omfirfe
: i. 9runu 9ortmann er aigooet
peo 0e6en 96 9lar gammeI. Start.
mann e~fterhulate / 1914 i'm 6noer
iom aantor oeo 0omfirfen % be.
flpotc oette Gmbeoe i 30 4ar.
aaptain ;. s. ID. 66it er i
6slae y9tatt. 5orS0oa Den II. apr.
oso. 81 aor al. llu0er ariaen
1881 par ban nniat be0 -. &e9i-
ment % oelto1 i 6reoerieias 5or.
mar. : Ell lang Rpffe aar mo.
til fort ier i'm 500 oirfeoe ban
ION Carer / 5Dif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
Nlisiiuns. on llnabomsmpee

af6olOes i Dor 6reliers @enig6eO
I Council Bluffs ira t.-5. gioi.
9enner, iom snifer at oeltaae / Dis
ie 0ie0er. beoes melee iig / 600
LID. 8Rr oeIfommenl
Baa DleHigbeoens 9egne.
). @erten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
@isfunsmpoe

boloes, ON SUB oil, i 4otter, 9te6r
ira 3. til >. 0tai. 9enlig 5no6p
oelie til aae.
6. $. 5cbm II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

EfN@1H-H
0erira ifaI 6eitene ~beiorore Bro
oianten til oRumotaf", boor SeIte-
ne 6liper iIoaeoe libel paa ire npr,
iom ifal fortiptte me0 Gfspe0itionen
ilo oper S~nIanosiien.
Sdno6rusct o. oct figtise SOraar.
9empig. 10. Marts. @eirIi9et bar
/ BET ii0Ite Bar Tiger pPret uaInin-
oeIig reanfuIot, o. oette 6orbolo
pe0onrer. Mtorferne er ioo oan0-
inlote, al set ur0er ieIo nleget gun
.itiae 0mitpnoigbe0er piI opre Ipn-
&c. in0en Be fan bare 6eite. ri
0enne @rtno 6ar man ioa ao0t iom
intet Morfarbeibe iaoet u6fsrt til
Cato, og man lPn9es MI meget eiter
6ordnorina. 0a Ii6en or meaet
iremifreoen.
Rootrt9ternes GperDlntring bar
opret ubeloil. % @asier al Roer
er bleoen ooelaqt Al 5roiten. Get
te er iaa me1et 6efia5eIilcre. iom
9e5olouin9erne gennemgaaenO, cr
iInaa. ) mango 2%aao5rli3 Oar m1s
naIeoes Tor en- Iio iiOen maattet
inoitrente 6ationerne til bet bal
be o. fan emo life gennemfoore.
9foerne er oerfor Opre, inotil I ar.
pr. %. = 6o0eret pnes Serimoo
at bile iIaa go0t I'll. % griierue
er I a s Rr. pr. Sfp.
6OiUanoc pnn &eitfgiten. llu0sr
De iiOite Cages Storm, ifrioes Der
Den II. 9tpril, er 9anoet / nina.
fis5ing 6iorO iteget ftarft / Ming.
fs6ing 6aDn bar @naoitanoen 5irs.
Oag eitermiO0ng So en- opcr 9tuI.
pe0 Donna itaar gon0et Bot 90 oper
6nlene, o. / Rsrre % Senoer
Bort er engeue ligeleoes operioam.
meoe, iaa @nn0et itnor 1 Neter
bsjt: inotraf q laoant 6siban0e /
Sebipraningsti0en, fun6c Ser ppre
5are for. ct 9iprperne life funoe
fomme tifbaae. 9}atteh til Onsooa
ianf @atoet iterft. iaa hn Sc Iape
Gn3e 0eo Bort nGite @orgsn itoo
@an0. 0nSoag eftermioeaa
bar 9~an0Itanoen 8inafs6ing
80 en-.
Sn6ilGer. ae6man0 Martiu
6anieu j gar5us funoe Sen +. apr.
Y5pa. BIT" ieire % liars Su.
bilpum Tom a6bmano / 4or5us.
eiter ct fleraarigt 0pboiO i aHmeri-
ia o0ertog ban / 1887 lin tioliggre
principal. aebmanO II. :. 0olms
5orretnin8 paa Sjernet al 6reoe.
rifsgaOe % giteraaoe; oa Gen.
oommen ior en- Eel qnr iioen 6lep
til 9tebbr1onilg, op5poeoe
ban 9utifsforretniugen o. log ia
oaa en- gros.onnoalen. aebntaao
glartin @anien bar / en- 4urrqffe
i00et / 9nroaoet % / mango Mar
oaret 5ormano ior ar6eiosipare.
% bans Stauosfpller bar
'iaeleoes Oeo mango 9eiIig6eOer lagt
pna bans Gnatig6eo % Or.
1eiosfroft.
Slagtermeiter 9. 9lielien II
]fingfsbing funoe 8orsOag BEN H..
9lpr. fejre 30 anrs Subilqum iom
Der I 9Den. Subilaren,
Der er isot pao 6olmitano, oar I Set
balpe aor6unoreoe o~por6eioet en-
6etpoeiig 5orretuing. og ban er i
6elee v9iingfi. u. gogbl." en0nn
arbeiosOpatig, ioa at ban troos
line 70 9fnr life blot OriDer i'm Sor.
refining ielO, men itaSig soar fornu
/ arbejoet.
Zen ~. apr. par oet 80 Var
iioen 8liffeuiloger 5. 3. scbna6el
lin Sorretning | Belle.
Scbnabel oparbeiOeoe eiter6oonoenI
5orretningen, ioo nt ban fitnOe opf6.
re ben Gjen6om Deo 6erreport, !
bbor 5orretningen bor oaret oreoet
/ en- lpndere Morrrffe. fa,ft nj
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

oct firfeIige llopala. uiloe Saaen
iiffert %iorlrnait 5ape pprst leit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

- Zen ~. apr. par oct 80 aor
iioen 9liffeuiloaer 5. 3. scbnabel
itarieOe fin E%orretning | Belle.
ScbnabeG oparbeiOeoe efterboonoen
5orretningen, ion at ban funoe opfe.
re ben gjenoom peo 1erreport,
Ibbor Borretningen bar opret oreoet
/ en- lPngere anrrnffe, fgrft of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-07-19

"Mr. Palmer, let me present you to
nv wife, Mrs. Turpin; to my daughter.
Ellen, and to my son. Howell Cobb.
whom | hope you will soon address as
Bud. Ellen, my dear. bid our guest.
Mr.. Palmer, welcome. for he Is ktns-
man of my old friends the falmers OF
Kentucky, of whom you have so often
heard me speak"
"Any friend whom my father brings
TO US is welcome, Mr.. Palmer. but we
make YOU doubly welcome on account
of the ties which bind our house to
yours"
She extended her hand. which took
and for the first time looked into that
frank. omen face. ! did not think her
beautiful then, but was unprepared
for the subtle ease and grace or man
ner and the exquisite poise OF her head
and the patrician face that was turned
to me- without any sign of embarrass-
mept whatever. Her eyes were large
and brown and her hands small and
white. These were the only things
about her that sank them into my
memory.
"Mr. Palmer. father has taken "a
somewhat by surprise. and you must
excuse many things. but We make you
right welcome. and when you get tired
of playing billiards with Ellen and
talking politics with father l have q
good dog and gun at your disposal"
The young man who was addressing
me was tall and big. and when l had
first entered bad mistaken him for
lubberlx farm hand, but here he was.
making ne welcome with the ease of a
courtier. Mrs. Turpin was a small.
delicate looking woman. but was gown
ed In q faded royal purple velvet, evi.
IDENTIFY the remnant Of an anterior date.
"You young people can make plans
at the table. In the meantime e.
lens roast IS getting cold" said the
colonel Then remembered about the
cooking and thought for a moment
what a sacrilege it would be to devour
anything prepared BY those lovely
hands, but a sudden convulsive pang
Of hunger banished my sentimental
thought, and l offered my arm gladly
to Mrs. Turpin, while she led the why
to the dining room. It was, in fact an
immense hall, wainscoted with oak.
but the walls above the paneling were
stained and, as far as could see, even
moldy. It was gloomy looking place.
but the table was made bright and
cheerful by two big candleyticks. On
the table was profusion Of dishes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-07-19
ITO be Continued.
His Dramatic
Model
By WILLIAM G. noMERoY

Ferguson. who wrote plays, argued
that II artists need models why mot
playwrights1 But where are the play
wrights to get them3
Ferguson was engaged to be mar.
ried to q young lady to whom plays, TO
manees-indeed, al ideal thinss-were
a. real a. they were objects Of art to
her betrothed. It had often occurred
to him when he desired Z model for
some especial scene to deceive her into
q Ike situation and put her words
into the mouth Of his character. The
trouble was that be couldn't bear to
subject her to q strain. She was such
q delicate, sensitive. clinging little
thing that no was afraid any tragic
experience would result In positive In
jury to her.
However, at one time be had In view
q play In which the hero confesses to
the heroine. whom he loves and who
loves him, that be Il Z criminal Her
love for him Is 20 strong that she can
0Ot VAsCuIU ultu. Out SOuSeutO " u0s
vote herself to him for life In an en-
deavor to help him outlive the effects
Of his crime and become self re-
specting and respected citizen. Later
It turns out that hs has confessed to
crime committed By his brother.
whom he desires to save.
Ferguson knew that II he made such
q confession to his Resale she would
take It all In earnest. It would be q
serious business for the girl. But he
would get q model for an emotion that
would result In certain fame and pro-
spective profits. Surely Rose would
forgive him when she knew why he
had deceived her, especially when
comforts would accrue from the royal
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of the State of
Washington in and for the County OF
Thurston.
Rebecca b. Hinchcliffe. plaintiff, VS..
Elizabeth Ann DOherty, Mason Hinch-
cliffe. Thomas Hinchcliife. jr..- Abe
son, Mable Biles, Harold HiDchcliife,
George Hinchcliffe and Mildred Hinch-
cliffe, defendants.
State Of Washington to the said Abe
Hinchcliffe. defendant:
You are hereby Summoned to appear
within sixty (6O days after the date Of the
first publication Of this Summons, to-wit,
June, 1912. and defend the above en-
titled action In the above entitled Court,
and answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff,
and serve Q copy Of your answer upon
the undersigned attorneys for the Plaint-
III at their Office below stated; and in
Case Of your failure 80 to do. Judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demand Of the complaint. which
has been died with theClerk OF the above
entitled Court.
This IL an action brought by by the
plaintiff TO correct the description In q
deed Of Thomas Hinchcliffe, now deceased.
to her real estate and you are made .
party thereto because Of your interest
therein by reason of your being son and
heir at law of the said Thomas Hinch-
cliffa, deceased. The said real estate az
fected by this action IL situate follows. TO
wit:
The west half OF that certain tract Of
land conveyed by Rebecca b. Hinchcliffe
and Thomas Hinchcliffe to Elizabeth
Martha Ann Doherty by deed dated Feb
Yuary 9Th, 1883, and recorded In Vol. l6 Of
deeds at page SA3. records Of Thurston
County; the tract of land hereby intented
TO be conveyed IL more particularly de.
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning ut Q
point three chains aud ninety links
Is so chains) north and throe hundred and
sixty $500 feet east OF the southeast corner
Of the Edmund Sylvester Donation Claim
In Section twenty three (2N Township Is
N. r. 2 w. from which point running
North III feet to the southwest corner OF
the said land conveyed to the said Elisa
beth Martha Ann D0herty, for . starting
place. thence north ia feet; thence east
GO feet; thence south ia feet; thence west
60 feet to the place Of beginning.
TROY 4 STU RELEVANT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postoffioe address, Box SIS, Olympia,
Washington.
Once address. Suite 4. Byrne building.
Olympia, Washington.
First publication June IA. 1919. u.
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IF ! knew'd ysr had sists I'd sure have
brought the COACH"
into Oglethorpe. The colonel advanc-
ed and. calling out to an old negro.
whom he addressed as Jefferson, OF.
dered him to bring the wagon nearer,
a. there was a trunk to get
IF l know'd yer had gists. Mars
Ge'oge. I'd sure have brought the
coach" said the old darky, looking
apologetically at the wagon he was on.
The colonel told him that was going
to stay some time and that he reckon.
ed" I would know all they had soon
and 20 be would not begin by offering
excuses.
by the way, sir" be said as we
stepped on the platform. II have not
the pleasure of knowing your name.
though you have heard mine often
enough this morning" I had, indeed.
overlooked that detail or else felt In.
different to It, but handed him my
card. which he read carefully and then
asked:
Il reckon you amt any relation TO
the Palmers Of Kentucky. l roomed
with two men from that state Of your
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CHAPTER II.
A Guest at the Pines.

A Guest at the Pines.
asked what &C.
IOI commodations were to be had
III at Oglethorpe.
. "Mighty poor, mighty poor,
sir-that Is, If you stay In the town.
But IL you are going to be long In the
vicinity you might get board In one OF
the farmhouses outside Of the town"
I thanked him and then explained
that l was a writer and that I was
collecting material for a story.
"A book?" he said, showing great in.
terest at once and carefully scanning
my face through his spectacles.
EYES," / answered, which was the
truth at least. for l had suddenly con-
ceived the idea Of collecting data for
q novel. For where else, thought,
could there be better characters and
scenery than right here? My aged
companion looked thoughtful for mo
ment and then said:
MAY l ask II you have any refer
ences Or II you know anybody in these
parts?'
/ mentioned several persons within
the state whom my father had known.
and these seemed to satisfy him, for
he continued:
"lf you are Of mind to accept my
hospitality we will be glad to put you
up and to share what we have with
you. I guess Bud would enjoy Jour
company. and Ellen and Mary-Mary's
my wife. you know-would make you
welcome"
1T would be great convenience to
me-" said and thanked him. ''for l
know nothing of this country, and you
seem to be very well acquainted"
II ought to be-" be said. for my
family has been in these parts since
General Oglethorpe. that great philan-
throplst and friend Of the poor. 6rst
came to Georgia. The last time he
came to this country be made my great
grandfather's house his headquarters
when on his way from Fort Augusta
to Savannah. Just before the Revolu.
ton be sent my grandfather portrait
Of himself In token of the esteem In
which he held his father. He lived to
see the colony he had planted become
an Independent state. you know. sir.
and he seemed mighty proud Of the
record old Georgia made during the
war Of the Revolution. The Pines. rs
we call our home. was built just after
his death, and his picture has the place
of honor In It now. 1t Is sorry place
since the Yankees came through here
and used It as a stable. but we keep It
with the hope that some day the for.
tunes Of the family may 50 out of their
eclipse and that some worthy son will
arise to restore 1t to its former POSI-
ton Of importance In the common
wealth. But what there is left you
will be welcomed to. my lad"
Before I could properly thank him
the whistle blew and our train pulled