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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
sra 8urume.

1et er pnt DanifeIigt Tor en- Gel
9~ieaneifer rigtig al tpnfe paa ga.
pan ION Ct rent I'D Birmingham.
Seipielgelig, Sapanerne er life Dil.
De 9arbarer, Der leber omfring meo
tore 9aaben ior at iIaa Mis iona.
rerne libel % ipiie oeres $50, men
Oct er Dog beller life bet p9ientlige
/ 6eoenifa6et. Sfol pi 0erimoo ton.
fe poa Seoenifab Dor entlig ! ben
5ortan0. at sc aI6rig bor bert ON
Den leoenOe % iang @lto, % at De
teDer ! afguOs0orfelie % 0oertro,
0a er Soponerne 1 San09eo 9eonin-
ger. Sper 0ior8en borer oi FROM.
merne ira aiguostemplerne % ga.
6oerne, Ser flapper / 9pnoerne ior
at tilbeoe 6eres 9liguOer. SDer nj.
ten, naar Ri gnar igennem 9Den
Ter Di 9Diene tPnot pan @uoebDl-
Den for 6uiets @lt6er / npiten et-
5oert Gus. Sper DAD msoer Ri III
guosprpiten pna @aoen, meoens oct
er en- flor Si9loenbeo al mg0e en-
ariiten. 6nonu fables en- Of alru.
mes 5oritnoer o5empelbpen", for.
81 Der life finOes onoet euO aiguOs.
templer, men oisie er Der ogian |
W1sieDis. Moo oft Bette itiller oi
meo cen in0fGot arbeioer % cen
Misiion6r og eet Sus, iom intet
ligner pe6 Sioen at 0eres 1enpIer.
iSelpfelgelig, Dor 5tprfe beitaar il.
fe | De mango eGer BET prrqtige,
men BET er bog BET pore llotrpt for
Dor StiIling fer | 8Den.
Sorleoen por Der en- Itor 5empeI-
felt. Oct bar ct gommelt 5empel,
iom figger ct Stpffe ira a1iriine
poa gejen 40 Sioa til. Wen til ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

5 ct 6oreorag. Iom ben en9elite
Morineminiiter @iuiton gburcbiI
efter en- ltn0erisgeIiesreiie i ugnn.
od 9oI0t | bet libernle gartis Club.
'nl / 9onOaH, iagOe ban bl. a.: Ger
gipes intet 9onO UNDER britiif Stag,
fanife fife | belle ger0en, bpor man
meo itprfere itrore 8isbeO fan benz
pie til M1isiionen iom 8ruf1O til
ben m~noerbnre og pelgerenoe 5rem.
gang END Uganda" Senere flyer
ban ! fin Bog: r0aD african Sour
nep", at Uganda er oct eneite 2ano,
pan nogen Sinoe bar beisgt, poor
enbper Dofien gerion gaor / airfe
bper eneite Senong. San flyer, ban
oI0rig bar let beore Oroen eGer lDf.
fcligere Siem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Sra ben ioenif-lut6erite @uita.
uus 2loolpbus, College, ct. 9eter,
Minn., ifriDes til 02lug.~ bl.a.:o Bort
N6mosfors aonoertturne bar biotil
artet fig meget Ipffeligt; oct bar al.
lereOe optrnaot paa ct ballot Gulin
forifellige Ste0er UNDER taIrig ill
iIutning og IipIigt gifalo. @eO Rei-
lens 6iltr9oeIie iong aoret for em-
be0sm9noene / Misunderstanding
gen / ct. BaliI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

9eriom Der er nogen enfeIt Eng,
8rpiiOent.B rim9rooI9ene 6epiier,
ioo er bet bette, at ielO ben melt en-
iarne og tpnoige poIitiite Statiiti-
fer fife er / Stano til poa 6orbaanO
at Ieoere Sal,oer er bPro oct ga.
pir. bporpno De ifripes, tiger %.
g. Wien bet er let life Iao li0t;
tbi BET beuifer 10 iaa oiOere, at RoIi-
tiferne fife er / Stono til at fon-
trolere Oisie gaIg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

5 n8ors % Stierne" ifriper Bnit.
Sof. Solm ON, at oct Den fS. 2[pril
Dor %. aor, iioen n0anif 5oIfe-
fumfuno" itifteOes al gait. 5. 8.
@r1notuig og 30 andre ligeiin0eoe
UienO og opIpier. at 90 oct at npr.
liggenoe @run6e life loo iig gore
at bol0e % ~2tarsieit De6 6enue Si6,
ioa er BET beitemt at feire .. So
% aarsfeit meo 5orbon0line" I'm.
Der bette 9tars g0onif-omerifonife
StRpne~ oerbierme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Somfunosoarets Gegnifa6er ifaI
onhuttes ben l.. SUM D. u. gltioo
finn en- Mooneo igen.
Oper for 8 al oisie Misiioner
itoor pi meO beitemte 2siter
SauunosIefter. Oper for Sam.
funosmisiionen or BET nprmeit stir.
feroooet. Ser / Gro til Serren 90
8ennerre itoor me0 iprligt anioor.
@ermerl leg life oi5ie iaa 9inier
til Sioe u0en at iige til eoer ieIu:
.9etoI Serren oine 96f-
teri" 2o6 os enOeIig fife beorsoe
6errens aono % neoiIoo bore 9ais.
iionsarbeioeres MOO eeo at irenme.
De til Aarsms0et meo lln0erifn0 |
MisiionsfaSierne Nen 8ioen er
fort. Sngen 5io at ipil0e. Ter moa
banoIes itrofs, ON @ooIet ifaI Mas:
5ntet lln0er flro / 0isiiousfasierne
til gorsme0et
Sore e~mbeosbreore, iig ct oarmt
Orb ON pore Misiioner % on Roo.
ben0iabeoen al Sober til Opbolo al
bore Nisiionsorbeioere = iio oct
no, ira BrpOifeitoIen fsritfommen.
DC Ssnoog.
Ssuoo9sifotebsrn, llnoOomsfore.
ninger og aoinOeioreuinger, ien0
6lirtiqit mlIiqt e6ers 8oper al 5te6
til bort Somfun6s 0osierer M. fsr-
emo Regnifo6et ifoI ofiluttes.
9oo mig ioa lutte meO at nGp.
ne lire ifenne 9riuilegier, iomSer.
rem bar aipet lit 6oIf:
8i moa elife Serrens @ernin9
8i mao beoe for ben.
vi maa ore iii ben.
vi maa opre @u0s We6arbejoe.
re.
.SoiIfen 1oa0e ira Serrenl ShlI.
De life bette tiIifnnSe os at irembpre
bore Ri0Ier poa Serrens Wisiions.
oltere? @isieIi9l
Ne6 aprIigbe6ens Silien
q. g. Gbriitianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
eoers 3. g. RieIfen.

mnn6, apinOer eIer hinge @en.
neifer, fan ifoffe fig en- itor
OIt 6ortieneite peO at forepiie
en- @rtifel, Der piG Dare pelfommen
/ etbpert 6anif Stem. Sngen Sum.
bug. Sfrip for nprrnere OplDsning
o. fri 9rsbe til 6. 2ober, 1872
1asiou ct. 0etp Oorf. q. p.
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anrrifnturtennerne

Acknowledgements morer Jig
for 5i0en ganife fortreffeIie ooer
aampen meIlem 1aft og Rooieoelt;
me- for De to 9errer er aompen
alpor = og for 9onoet meo for
8eiten. Get er betDoeIige Hegerings-
grunoi9tnirger, aanpen itoar ON,
ielo ON ~perionIige SmoaligbeOer /
ben iioite 5io bar ppret Iige oe0
at title 6isie / Sfpegen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

oog ogioa ri8e meO. Sa, Der par
5oIf, iom meo ct Benneitrsg funOe
baoe febt belle 8unfer al airfelog.
ne - bOo0 FOR en- Sum oilOe De
mon fife bnoe gibet for en- lloeang
ira 9B0enl 0apoe De fife gle0e-
Tia Ia0et 0eres iioite@nlOmsnt iprin.
ae for Ell 9lo0s I en- AeOningsbaaol
Gette Diloe 10 oeret iimpelt notur-
Iigt. Obi ali, booo ct Renneife bar,
oil oet gioe ior lit Gin, beO0er BET
/ Sfriiten = life meo et @noSoro,
men Oct tiff mooiatte Cob. ?. 81.
2ao os tHnfe os ON 9or0 UNDER
bin ifp6neipangre 5ortl
@onge bar tenft pon Siemmets
9an0,
S9nglelsntloe I'll Qto0e.
6aa bar fln Be, Der Ienotes moo
Non0ens ginlano, BIN gooe.
Sao0an er 6orbol6et olti0 o.
alle 9egne. iom @uOs Son ieIp bar
inqt - bon, Der oeO, boaO Der Dor
/ Menneifets 9rpit. Zen itore Slot
ON 9or0 bar bait troOlt meO alt
on6et emo at om9nas meO 6anfer
ON @bigbeoen. 9e bar moret Jig
iegt 40ipreoeIie = oct er rent no
utnoIigt. iom unge og ganle ! bore
Gaze ra'er otter A~0ipreoelie =
0uniet, 6rl1ffet % pGret Ipltige. Nen
MI tommer oct m9rfelige. Wan
IPfer, at 5fibets Orfeter
ipilIe0e, me0ens Sfibet
life en- 8%onolroals, 8nIop,
eaer .8po-S step. tro en0eli9 life
Bet gtej mi ipiIleoe De De ariitnes
an0oatsfuloe, fsften0e SaIme. bpori
ben troenoe SipI ioroisier iig ON
ioIig 6oiIe ! Sroen, beiPiter fig
oeo fornDet Sn0oieIie til SUBS 8ie-
neite un0er ale Sc 1tiftenoe. gunitige
eGer u%gludtige, 2ipets Strsmnin'
ger: rg9prmere. @uO. til oigl"
"a oerom fan iaa ner0sIi9e BID
Sc 6erette iom ON roget fortienit.
Iigtl Get er oen iomme gomle. lIpf-
ialige SommenbIan0ing o. 5or.
ffn0nina al 9%egreberne. 6ar bet
gaonet allie De mango belt no peros-
liqe SipIe, bar oct aapnet De ipil.
len6e ielo emo oet ringeite, at De
aaleoes foreoro9 iremnteO eienOom9
Bar set ben / SUBS Orb onoiite
9ei til OmoenoeIie, 5relie oe eui9t
Siu2 Zen 9ei. Ser 10 er Den eneite,
eneite, oi feuoerl
0en trpffer 6i5ie 9inier dig, on,
Der forfaiter at fro puo SUB,
So pGre BET Big iogt. at / bint Or.
feters Ieoemuiif Iigger Der ct BE.
ois FOR CUBS 5ilopreIie, FOR Sri.
iten6ommens sonSbeo. Tor ct 9ip
binii6es - ct 2ip. Der alorig ionr
6n0e.
&c ipilleoe. mems Sfibet ianf,
pilleoe in0tiI eslaerne luffeoe til
oper Sc iuffenoe, bppenoe Stren-
ge.
Ron 6e oaino pirfeIigt 0erpeo
fon nprmeret I'll gu62 -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Or. 9earions bar M forlaOt os.
men ioet ban bar giOet line 0fiI.
Iioner bort, leper De iremoeles til
geIiignelie for BAN og 8uiinoer
onore, = bemerfer eft 8pttebloO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

3 pairfelie SomIer" offentlis-
esreg fIere 5oriIag til Bodybuilding
paa Zen 6anife airfe"s aorsms.
be. gi ffaI ber meooele ~fsleenoe:
Weniebeben I Omaha foreilanr:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
9ct, Der life bliper.
,af# q u.

llB Ueo llll SIglbe2 0tuBl W W
min Serlig6eos 9gre2"
5 bar bort oct, ollie 29ere, bert
ON Den rpitenoe Spn0eIie paa Der
~oensbooet, boor SomtiOens, Natti-
Oens toilette Sfib GIT til 9unOs %
orog De mango 2ip me0 iie i Zoe.
lpggelien. Set fan i pore Gage Of
te iDnes, iom ON Der inaen @rqn-
ie er for Nenneifets Sniile, Men-
neifets gpne til pe0 glementerne
at operpinoe % unoerfaite Jig Gle.
menterne. gnoog / ieloe 5tibets
0aon lao 10 en- u~ofororing. Il.
taner faIotes / Ben gamle grRite
@u0eIere Uranus (&imIens) og
89as Goroens) 9ern, toIu eaer
femteu / 5ol, al bpiIfe bet enc beO
Ocenrnts. ser iaa ma 0o cen al
Sitanerne opiIiige en- an0en Iitan,
font gDgningsmanOene pei tan bo.
be bait Den 5onfe / Mente: er oet-
re life n5itanic" Den itore, iom ri
BAR temret PED Dor Stprfes Nlagt
% til Dor 6~erIig6eOs 9Gre? gr BET
fife en- npfoot 9ro0er til Cceanus?
or BET fife en- buaosioruant al
Uranus ebrige 9pmpe Ipgt2
8or 5relier pIeie0e at bente inc
2igneIier ira oct oagIige ems 9e.
~gipen6eoer, iom 6per enfeIt EiI6e-
rer tllnOe Dpre pei fortrolig meO.
Suart funoe ban 6entpoe til cling,
Der loo noget tilbage i Chen, mart
til nplig ite0flmone 5~Pn0eIier.
Ser pur ct 5oarn / SiIoam, iout
faIot % / 6oloet 0rnbte Ell Slot
Menneifer, uoilltfte atten 9ipsIns.
% "a Menueifellatliren ale Qa9e
er oen iamme. bar Scr itrafs no9Ie,
Ser tD6eOe Oenne isrgelige 5ilora-
aeIie iom Ell @uosoom, lagoe Nm
iigterne / 6etponingsfuloe Sober
og 1mte0e: 6pa0 MOI BET M par
for2 1e Wenneifer maa 10 bape
giort nogetl Ter bar ! ceres Sip
beret noget %ronooent. Der ifuloe
bqonesl = Den al Bu0Oommens
egen Muno I'D DIT: lro fife, at
De often par mere gn0eiuIoe emo
5 allel Nen bois ; life oen0er ON,
fol 2Oelnggelien ogiaa ramme
eoer.
Saaleoes par Ell 6eller De 1900
forle0en mere iDnobetpugeoe emo oet
sprige @enueifeiamhr0 0ien oen-
ne lll1ffe ifuloe ticne ale ubo0-
fproige til sugt og 6ormauin8,
tiene til ON muliat at Iefte oog ct
file &isrne al Set titn9e 2igegDIoia.
6e0ens 9pffe, Der 6niler ooer iaa
manages, manages 2fonoslio og 5or-
BOLD til BET epige. Ger finoe til
Disie 0ara nof al Spno o. 8oar-
(ig6eo pos De guiinoer. Ger 6efanot
ZIG ON 9oro pna Fin nge. mpgtige
8aD6eit. Og bette ina meget mere.
iom man netop pioite Jig lige ao
trpg oa iiffer iom / en- al 8erOens
I 6oneoitp0er. 0g bDor Solicit peo
ia betrngeet, Der gaor meget |
Soang, iom UNDER pnnifelige, Jar.
lige Climber life pilbe fOmnle frem.
Ren ! b6iere @roo emo | en- al Ser.
oens SopeoitGOer bar Sfibet If.
fert fife npret beiat me0 onot.
Ge pnr iifre, De pnr trp9ge. De.
res Sfib fitnoe 10 life ipnfe. De par
Il 1orbinoelie meo oct fnite 2ono
oeo @niittelegrofen. Deres 9efie
ffuloe bel u0fsres | ct fortere Eios.
RIM, emo noeet Ienneife biotiI
bop6e brugt til Snerfarten.
af, men oeres itoGte Sceanpalaos
b6rte nlligepel life til BET, Der BIZ
Der. Menneffer bigger %branofrie,
binneIitrpbenoe 8oliger og iDnfe.
frie Sgbetpingere, Der inn rigtignof
beiio6er ben Ggenffob, at De fan
brenoe og FINITE meo forOobGet Sur
tigbeo. On pis politiif gepngelie
pleier at fsre ben Baaitano | Nor.
fen, at Sub og HeIigionen Itnoig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
G9ee SamfunbsDcnner

@nonu ct Orb ON pore Misiio.
ner.
Otter anmoolting ienoer Dor Fam.
funos aasierer mia / 0o9 fslgen-
De Gopport:
nSno0on itaar Sagen ongaoenoe
pore 0}isiionsfosier:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-10-25

ExpIaIns the undsrtaker's Crouch.
''Who 10 that fellow sitting bumped
up and muttering to himself out there
on the horse blockT'
Jaw, that's Ezra Toombs. the under
taker," replied tho landlord Of the
Skeedee tavern. "He's feeling sore
over tho way his business has been
going of late. You see. the doctor
gave Judge Feebles two weeks to live:
that was six weeks ago, and the Judge
IL up and around now and dgEerin' on
Margin again. Every time Ezra
meets the doctor he asks him. How
about 1t. hey?' and they have q row.
And now he's sittin' out there watch
Ing q tramp painter gliding the wealth
er vane Of the church across tho
street. Ezra says, by Heck, he's about
ready to move away, things Is so dead
ere."-Kansas City Star.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-10-25

where In Christsndom was there :
spy who blushed! Tho man went out
into the lobby Of the hotel, got cigar
somewhere and sat down in . leather
ohairsbylthe vail where he could have
q. view iof 1.-THE dlningFoom.,; Still he
watched iand my Lady Unknown knew
that he watched. y u
, When the dinner was ended. went
with her to the elevator, wondering IL
she would play It out With her fingers
to kiss at Tie parting: But she only
smiled allur1ngly and l stepped into
the steel cage with her. Even the
Hebrew scriptures scorned the weak
ling who turned back.
The parlors are on tho next floor, "
she said.
Then the door clicked and tho ele-
vator began to rise. ln1tantly she
changed a. under some hfdeous sore
cry. Her hands trembledj 4her face
grew a. white 40 q grave.oloth: When
she spoke her voice: clicked like 4
steel rail under an express: Il
Get out here" she said; when the
car touched at the next landing. and
manage to leave the hotel unobserved.
You have done me ! great favor. l
thank YOU"
got out. Tho car vanished. I
started to go, down tie steps, when I
saw over the rail .jthe mysterious
stranger coming up: !. turned back
and stepped quickly behind the che
vator shaft. The man came slowly up
the stairway and went into u public
drawinE:room. got into the next:.car
that came down. AS it descended, i
looked back through the wire net over
the roof Of the car: The man was
coming out Of the drawing.room door
into the hail.: His face was purple.
It was late when I got downtown
the next morning. Pietro let me In
and + went at once to my table In the
front once. was scarcely seated
when 1 became aware Of some one
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-10-25

They burned like dull green lamps.
could not eatssmloh for alltinny
boastings of hunger-no one could un-
der those ugly eyes. They seemed
now to glitter when the. leaves of tho
palm threw little shadows on spec
tacle glass. That glass added cor
tain terror, the eyes became like ono
moving behind q screen, and there
was something sinister In the smiles
and laughter Of this charming woman
under an espionage she did not dream
Of. held my place as carelessly as I
could, under this menace like cooked
pistol. flshed a little for q clue.
Madam" l said. tipping little of
my wine into the plate, the king.
your father. doubtless sends an inv1si-
BILE escort with you. I pour out =
nbation to it."
She put aside the bait. !
II am an orphan" she said, mot
even brother on the throne"
That Topped OF one limb Of the
problem. II 1t were the truth.
"But, madam" began.
She held up her ungloved hand. az
bare of rings as my own good nose.
That dismissed the husband-if the
ring we're not in her pocket.
II beg your pardon" I continued.
"How could one hope that you had es.
capped bondage for so long? The men
of your land must resemble that fool
ish people rallied at by the Prophet"
She lifted her little chin with a
quaint challenge.
Am 50 old. Them" she said.
Eyes, Mademoiselle Inconnue," I an.
swered, quite eighty years old,
think. The letters to you have been
published thirty years."
Excellent. Monsieur Merimee," she
said. I'VE are now supplied with
names, We shall get on better"
could have taken this promise with
4 greater Joy had 1t not been for the
sentinel behind the palm.
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Hope TO Find Buried Treasure.

Hope TO Find Buried Treasure.
Enthused by the finding Of several
Spanish coins along tho beach at Fen
wicks island, farmers from all over
that section of Delaware are neg.
lecting their farms to dig for b1rted
treasure, OF which the coins taTe sup
posed to be a part. The excitement
was started by the picking up OF sew
eral Spanish coins, most Of them dat,
ed around 1882. The ru1nor Of the
find spread through the country, and
since then the old story Of the wreck
of several Spanish vessels on the Fen
wick beach has been revived.
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II wanted him to sec With hls own
eyes that was bad! = 5f e. sa"'.

. II wanted him to SEQ with his own
eyes that was bad!"4.: sssss"azSS5
The words changed like . bell.
I,became aware then az some one,
breathing heavily behind Me- turned.
expecting to see Pietro. Instead. at
my back. looking over ny shoulder.
was the man who had rat watching at
the Dresden. His face looked 40,
though 1t were coated With chalk, his
eyes stared over my. shoulder into the
next room. I saw, too, that the door
of the house stood. halt, open. He had
come In unnoticed by Pietro.
The woman got her voice painfully
In hand again. = r..
"Here." she said. here IL the
money. And she took up, her travel
ing bag from the floor and threw 1t
down on the table among the books.
"send it back to him. You are
lawyer, you can do that somehow. l
have kept only thousand dollars fov
Madame Duroque. Lot him arrest me
for stealing that, II he likes. should
be glad of q CELL"
The woman's face was set now In
. distressing tension.
=: MADAME" said Randolph Mason.
you might have spared yourself this
nonsense. : You are guilty OF no crime
in taking this money: neither was
your husband guilty Of any crime IN
keeping 1t, nor yet 10 the bondsman
Of your husband liable for this money.
= This money was paid to your husband
as clerk of the circuit court OF his
county. during the vacation Of that
court. It was not, then, money paid
into; court, to the clerk, as contem-
plated by the statute Of the state In
which he lived. 1t, therefore, did not
come into his possession by virtue OF
his ONCE, and his bondsmen are not
liable for It's transportation. Such
bonds require only that the clerk.
shall account for and pay over, as re-
quired by law, all money which may
come to his hands by virtue OF his
said office. It is no crime for you to
keep the money since 1t was neither
stolen nor embezzled, but merely en-
trusted to your: husband under an IN
correct idea Of the law. The loss'
madam. will fall on the railroad which
paid this money into court-that 49,
your father-in-law, the one who should
properly lose It,"
L looked to see the woman grow
suddenly radiant; but. instead, she
buried her face In her hands and be-
gan to cry. The tears trickled through
her fingers. She rocked, sobbing. IN
her chair. caught the handle to the
folding-door between the two rooms
and flung them open. The woman
sprang up, stammering incoherently.
The man took her In his arms.
Randolph Mason spoke then In his
cold, even voice, but there was almost
a smile on his lips.
"Parks." he said, go out and en-
gage a stateroom on the Kaiser WILL
helm for Cherbourg."
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Sterilization Of Water by Light.

Sterilization Of Water by Light.
At the recent hygiene exhibition al
Dresden apparatus was shown BY
means of which water may be purified
on a large scale through the use OF
ultraviolet light. This method is now
in use in France on a large scale, and
is found to be both practical and eco
nomical. The amount of electrical
current required to produce the ultra
violet light is small. The efficiency II
so great that the water, after treat.
Ing, is found to contain not more than
twenty-five or thirty germs to the
ounce, which Is far better than any.
thing that has ever been accomplished
by a fltering process.-Good Health.
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, talking in the adjoining room. There
was familiar tone in the low voice
that took my attention from the pile
of letters before me. The door was
not quite closed. I arose softly and
looked through the crack. Randolph
Mason sat in his chair, his fingers
plucking impatiently at the heavy ma
hogany arms, his head held little to
one side. his eyes wandering aim
lessly over the room. Opposite him,
with her two elbows on the table. her
face pressed together In her hands.
and a long seal coat falling to the
floor over the back of her chair. sat
the woman with whom I had dined the
night before at the Dresden. I could
not see her face. but her voice was
tense, vibrant, low, packed with emo
with a special interest, I still had not
been able to put away this espionage.
The soft, quivering, overcharged tones
held me like the droning OF some in
cantation l caught the words pour
ing hot as from crucible.
After that he was always at the
door when I came out, heaping on me
things that 1 did not want-howers,
on-bons, the like. was htdeously
poor. mended with my own fingers
the stockings in which I danced every
Wednesday night at the Theater Fran
Gals In the great ballet Of the Fata
Morgana. l needed warm clothes,
good food, a fire. They said had
limbs like a fairy. had. they were
starved thin. An exquisite pallor, I
had that. too, but it came from sour
bread, chocolate made with water and
sweetened with sugar picked OF with
my nails from the bon-bons. did not
love the man. nor any man. was a
child. In the place Of mother, I
had the warnings Of an instinct. l
feared the touch Of mans fingers
as the beast Of the field does; but the
old concierge who had kept life In me
with hot soup every night after the
ballet, took the thing tn hand. She
discovered, know not how, that the
young mans father was a rich Amer
lean. So she bundled me OF to Passe
and handed me over. to him, but under
ceremony Of marriage set out fully
on the records of Passe. She was the
only friend l ever had, this old,
crooked, evil.featured Madame Du-
rogue. She could more easily have
sold me to him at the door OF her
lodge for a hundred louis. After this,
/ was, at least, not hungry. My hus-
band was little more than boy. We
lived over the Seine by the Luxem-
bourg. I did not dance any more at
the Theater Francois, but went every
Monday morning to Madame Duroque
to tell her everything anu to divide
with her my handful of francs. Ny
husband studied art under the usual
masters but it was every morning
thrown away. He was indolent, ut
terly worthless, wholly given over to
life of pleasure.
"One noon In May, his father ar
rived, handed me twenty-five napo-
Icons and told mo to 90 down into
the street. / went with the money In
my hand to Madame Duroque. She
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Nature.

The best definition Of Nature 10 Per.
haps Mills in his :.Three Essays on
Religion" In that most able and in
teresting work Mill says: Mature IL
a collective name for all facts. actual
and possible, or q name for the Mode.
partly known to US and partly un.
known, In which all things take
place.. Continuing. Mill says: THE
nature Of a thing means it, entire ca
pacity of existing phenomena. As the
nature of any given thing Is the aggre-
gate of its powers and properties, 30
Nature, in the abstract, Is the aggre-
gate of the powers and properties Of
all things"