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mater. --lRarft mar ipiflig. - Stanbarb
ueiker 46--451c, go. 8 tpeiber 44K--46c,
fanep obsef6niftener weiBer 4SH-47Ke.
feu mar rubfa. Stanbarb 1000, Rc,
1 lose, 10. 8 o0--o5e, 30. 8 So--s5e.
6ppfen in itetiG.-- State, erbindrer Biz
doice 1918, 3S--44c; 1912, 20-25c; Hoeifie
tesif 1918, ss-82c, 1912 25-2ss.
pdute iinh itetig. - Central Gmerica
B2Kt, Bcgota 82-88c.
aeber ifs feb. = 5emIod firas as--soc,
iseonbs 28--2ee.
Yerf mar ifetis.-9amila s245o-27.o0.
hort clear 119. 75-2f.50, NeB t28.75-24-25,
Deef mar itstig.-JamiIp $l9.00-2000.
Rs6 81 17.50--18.50.
Gut NeatS mareu fldu. -- gepbselts
Bellies 10 Bis II Yfuno. 13H-15Hc DO.
Shtnien 15e.
6AmaGa mar willig. - Wibble Beft
yriina S1v.50--f0so; Rafflnirtes iit rpillig.
Continent $iL25, .. v. s12.o5 COMPOUND
Sn-81e.
Tala 1T ruhis. - grima Giss ,u s9st
9cuntrp o---8Ac, Special sHc.
0aumuolffa aa men Cel iii miilieer
- grima CONNER aeIbes $6S3-6.9o.
He.roleum lit itettg .-RafFinirtes Ren
gori Buff $500; Barrels ts.70; GGies
t11.0o.
u Ucffe III rubis.-5om.ftic Jleeee Ohio
25c.
Oar, mar rubig. Stratneb. seuobn'
Tides tis gates S3.S0-4.o0.
xsrpentin IN tetig su 43e.
REFS lit fet. - Giussimifbsr 21s-se
Basna et4-SNc
RolaIes in ftetis. Rew Crfeani
Open 4etsfe, sutsr bis dolce, S5--55e.
9uder. - Hotsr ptlIis. - Rusearde,
90 feft, 2.s2e. Centrifugal % Tfff 3.42e
0olafIes Buder 50 Tsit 2.87e otaiTinirter If
| niebriaer. - Gut 2oai 5.l0c, Qrufbeb 800
Rcufo ~ 4.e6t, Cubes 4.55e, gowberel
445e. Granulaten 4.Scc, Tiamonh "a 4.30
Gonfeeicners "a <.15e, 0o 4t5c, 70.
406e. Ks. 3 4.00e. Ro. 4 s.s5s, Ro. s 8.90e
Rc. q 8.s5e. R9 Z S.soc. SO. S.s5e, 80.
ay0:, go. 10 S-65c, Ho. II $780, Eo. j
S.S5s. No. IL 8.50e. Vo. 4 $500
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1dsIi@er marftberi@t.

GinctnHati. Is. Estober 1918.
Die nadbEplsensen EnotirunseH beSisbsa
N2 INIT aui GnsroS-TransaftioneH. Bel
iIsineren 0efddf ten peroen etras sbbsrs
prsifs bere&net.
Brepttonen.
Ter Rarf. mar ruAis, 8reife rd,wdter.
GnmaIs. - Drima Stsam el0.52h-
io.e2K I. OBJ.
frodsHgtfafSenss TIsifA. -
Dearft hetie. - Ghort dear Seiten i2h--
l2kc, fhertRippenfeiten is4-i2He, eytra
IhoYt dear Geiteu 13i4-13Ke. Sdxlisrn
ll-i14e, Bellies iSk-i3ke Iofs rHS
sc Mebr p.rpa6t.
Bsesn-Raris ftetis. - stsrt dear
Ssiten 1SH-l3Ae. turssRippenieitsn 1s4
lsKs, Extra fhort clear Seilen l84--ishc.
SAultern II - l34e unb Bellies f44-
fse lofe unb 10 per Yianb mehr psrss6t.
Sugar Cursd.iEeiid. -- Rsrft III fetis
- G@inssn 1915, 1icnic Smu!terH
iSk - IL, Ureasiait Bacon 10 - 30c
S&mltern 1BK--l4c, Rem ycsf Gut S6uI.
tern u K-i4s. srs4ens 6eefsSainisa es4.0o
--96I00.
GhtaeSbSsftss gf.ifd-Narst
ketie. Sdinfen i4k - l5e. vienic 6duI.
tern 10 x-10Ae, Bellies iT-i7He, 6aul.
tern II. -llke, Rem Dort Gut 64ultera
11-1lks
Srtfuss 6Ieif&. - sAinien b.
i8ke, 4.snie SAutteyn 0--oKe. Sdul.
isxn 9---0,,e. feprt Rippsnieiten sA--i04c.
ibegt dear SeitsN l0--lOAe, eyfra fhcrf
esiten ~ = i04e. Nsuies i<-loKe per
DfuHb.
RehI getreibe
KetI.-- aeinter Batent CABS - $50
0tnier 6asen o300-4.15, 0inser IA.
milp es2O- 3.5O. &YtEa 4S.00-8.l1. or
sinAres S3.76 6-3.o5, barter HeiJen Bateni
e8.76-8.e0, 30. fonep $3.S6-4.25. DO. %.
miin osb0- 8.7s; RoossMMe4t. nevswsitlid
eemlidtes 4I.76-S.e0. TetHes giig 1l.l0--
40. assniAsss es.sO-4.l0 per Dbl.
@et3sn --Nartt piliiaer. Ho. rorhes
HintsT VI y -04He, 70. 3 Ae. o0-90e; SO.
rostsr c0--Soe pr "a Herfau't wurben
Gnrs go. . rcther sa Sc. 2 Cars WD.
bc. sa 09t, 800 Hu. naG ErObe roiber init
Hoaeen su e0e aui BEN 9eleife.
BEL Atorn-Rorst rHhis anb idmah
Rs. 3 nsikes 7i-7i 4e, Np. 8 ipei6es 70H
Tie. no. 4 UeibeS 80 - zoe. Nc. 2 aelbes
Ti-71He. No. 3 DO. 70H-7le. 30. 4 6o. -
- toe. No. . gemiihtes Tic. Rc. bo
7Oh-7is, SO. & 90. 80 ~ Toe, uei6tS 4cl.
benlcrn 70 re, aeIbss DO. 7i--7S<. aemifH.
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tss ~ 7i,1s. Gar 6o. sa TIC auf efm Ge'
leiie.
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s.ss. s.sss sss su.sss = ~ ~

0etb .on eol. murbe ~ 34--3K& aus
oslietsn unb fhloB ~ 3X&.
Srima Defndftspapieye uuroen 6u ~ =
- bisscntirt.
Stirling Gr4anas N fan. =
ei6t ~ 44.sJk-4.66H nnb 0ommeteisl 81
N.s1-4-s14.
Hnnbss. Obfia tuareR fe.
tia uHo wurben ruis fcfat ouofirt:
Ser. Staatsn Nefunbirung . o4L--S6A
~ reQigfrirte 10o - 10, Coupons 109---
f09sz, 3x resiifrtrte 102 21-108, Goupons
l02 --I08, gannma @sgiaereo - o4A.
geb.. DO. 81, 00--f00.
aftie nmayff-Ter Warft mar feutt
am gcrmittogt Hnaeregelt, i'm Aasemeiner
aber itarf. grgsH SdlaB uaroe Der Marti
ffsper unb Gin 1teil Der Beipinne aiug fuie.
Der verlcren, bod itanbeH bic Sdtlnbnoti.
rnnaen In ben meiiten JdaeH iiber beuer
BON gelferH.
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Riubuieh. - Iie 9ufubr mar feid,t,
aber aud, bic EatIrage MAR uubeoeuteno
uno bic Breiis itsits. Sn Stcders uue
s5eseers mar eas e5eitdit ruhig. Rtlhtabs
waien itetig.
SAsere stier. S8.T5-T.so. ertra $500.
Tdhiea Ss.oo--s.O0. Sylesi4ertfiers e52s-
ass, auAerleiere bis ertra 1I01-7.55. Ssi.
fsrs 94.25-s25, Ertra 36.00-7 On. .4ise $3.50
--5.S5, auseri .isns bis EXTRA e5.75-6.5o.
Gonnsrs e3O0-425. StoderS lne TeeeerS
S5.6o--7.a5. Siod.Ssiiers e4-so--s.O0.
BulIen - 3te 3uiabr mar maBie uuo
bic Hreiie itetis.
Nnaere une lsittt &4.25-5.25, Bologna
e5.25-6.o0, gEsra so.lo--5.25. fetis pnusn
t5.Oo-6.a5.
8dlbeL- Gut. Gualitd, mar bis 25e
hohsr i'm Ereiie.
Grtro 5000, fair Biz CUTE Ieitte e1.o0-
lo.25. ereinare unb sroBe N.Do-0.5.
Q hneine lie 3aSnhr mar Hem.
inioiae Ihwadsr 9iatiraae waren Ole
1relis bis i5e nisor!gt.
SAuere ShusH. bradien es.5o--s 80.
esre bis auserlsirEe Se-p06ungS. une Jlsi.
fhericyteu es.50--ss0, crbsndre bis auser.
lefene fApers felte 5due e4.5o-LT5. 4xtra
ST.s5-T.90, Stags s4.s5-7.35, grtra $3.50.
leicaie geriauotiprteu t70o--s.i5, syersel
BON Ito 8iuae uno ueniosr e3.50-a15.
Sdafe uHo gdmmer 2ie 3u-
fuhr mar gut une infolse gutter gsahirase
lamb oas angebo, ibnelen Mbias. gam
mer parsn I'M grsiis itetis, Stafe elm me-
MIG nieer;aer.
6hafe. - Grtra t4.<0-4.50. quite biS
uuserfeiene S3.75-4.35, orbindre bic CUTE
a. D0-3.50.
admmer.--grtra s7.25. quite Biz ouser!es
fene %. 75--7.i5, orblnare blS quite $500
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Die Muitt ber 6uturis
ten. glahoem bic 5uturiitsn Der uI=
tranooernen Walerei neue Gltt1uifs
lungsm0qlihteiten geseigt babcH, uno
naabem Der b61fte Yropbet Iao Rsz
tlamshef oes Suturismus Siqnor g.
Z. Marinettt Dor Gur3em in PQlermo
nit einen eloenen Werte Der Welt o.
5eigt bat, mas fltturiitiIhe 0ihttun't
permag, babeu Ii6 Die Singer biefer
neuen Runtbepeguug ieBt Der Bsr.h:z
lung uno gerpplItommnung Der Wtuit.
gepipmet. Sdon lit Elm ben neueu
Gnfproeruuqen entIprehenosr alaaa=
forper geI61ffen uno in WdilaHo bat
oa8 erIte futurtItiIae Gpu5ert itattgez
funoen. eSn Der 5bat. man mltB es
5ugeben, bier AanpeIt es iih Inn cine
meme Gunt, uno Der Maler RuTTolp.
Der sufammen nit ieiuem Gollegen
llqo Qiutti Die 4ufgabe u6ernomlnen
| bat, futuriitiIh gu tomponirsu uno oas
gssignete Srheiter 3uiammen5llitellen.
! bari Iit) nit Reht ben vShopfer Der
Qdrmtunft" nennen. Gaein Ais gu.
| IdmmenIBung bes Srheiters muh
| ielbit ben bosbafteIten Stsptiter bappn
iiber3eugen, pab bier etne gang reue
2luffa1iun9 pon Wtuitt uno a!arsiptrz
fungen eritau0en lit. Gcrm oleles Gr-
DIETER, fir bas etnitrpeiten fiinfse5n
Mitglieoer geniigen, beIte5t aus rel
| ,Summern eiHem r8onnerer orei
ngfeifern" 5pei rHaIhIerR", 3Dei
| .8urqlern", etnem rSdmettarer" eI~
mem nGnir1ter ano ShHsioer" ,no
einem rSdnarher" Sdon oiefe Gtite
ldBt aFncn, pelde b66it elgenartiGeu
alanqtombinationen ith nit oie1er una
| aep0hnlihen MuIiterThaur Sci 5t.ib
uno guspauer berporbrinaenen laien
unb Uelhc ucuer Ntoaltd1tcitcu iif
oamit Der ,2drmtunit" erihlteBen.
/ 2trsqe3eihnet tlmmen nit 0lefcn gRf!r
teln aud Die mufttaltihen Suiptrattos
nen Der futlri'tiihen 8pmponiiten
2uiammen, Die jbre SonoihtunQep
nQGrmqeipiuite" nennen Die bier
| 2drmqeIpinite. Ole man in WaailaHo 8u
boren betdm, hiebcn .Ias (srpdAeE
Der 0roftaot" ,8as Stiloihein Der
2lutos uno 5lug3euge". ~Wtan ipetit
Quf Der 2srraTis pes &aiinps" A" emit eli
niQen prGdtiqen SoIonummern fir
ben ,8ureler" uno ben ,anirIher")
uno IdlieBlit .Gas ShormiiBeI IN
| Der S1Ie", lnobei aQsrbings Die Oar
IteQllng bes SdarmiiBels beiIer aelang
als Die Der Dale. Sn ben 3piihen@
atten erihieneu Wariuetti uno lem
SoQeqe grdtcad ais Reonsr auf Der
| Su6ne uno tduihteu NIT Den ouber=
oroentlif ungereqten 3uhorern einiae
fehr oraitiIde uno traftoolle SheIts
norte aus, i'm 9au3eu dber limb WlarIz
nettt uno Ieine 8etreuen nit Dem err
sielten tirfen @inbrud 5ufrienen uno
ertlGrten, baB Dor allem Die nhormont=
ihe @eridnel3ung Der r1feifer"
| ,@urqler" uno yglaBer" einen ergrele
fenben Ginprud futuriitiide- aunii
permittelte, eineu GtHorut, Der / Eher
isiuesQleihen nod nidt gebabt babe.
Ias lcBtere piro fogar bon Den e'eas
uern Der ,,GdrmtuuIt" einaerdumt,
Sreune etnHen.
| opn;,, gp.r,cLe,, ~ g,o fS,rnsI sf
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Rem lors. is. ritobet.

Rem Dors, 15. Eftober.
3uSfer mar nontiHal. - Ssorbaro su
$1,000; Gieetrolstit gu e.50-lS.s7 Gale Su
ti8..5-1100; eating ~ 4i6.3T-1s.75.
ginn in fptiis ~ 440.2o-40.50-
6lsi ruhis gu $3.50.
Spelter III piIis sn t5.40-5.50.
GifeH.-- Ter Rartt mar heute ruhiS.--
go. l RcrtkerH s1s.O0--1s.5 So . RortAera
Sf5.75-f6.25. Ro. Southern el65o-
1900, go. South.rn loft tl5.5o-16.00.
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Ghieaso, is. cisobsr 1918.

GApetns -Ssiaie $500 - $50. a..
wiidkte 17.95--s.55. fmmese t7s5-S.55.
seute e7.s5 - 500. t5erlel $500 500.
Rarft iebhai. uub 5--iOe nieoriaer.
Rinbpieh.-B Beepel t6.S5-955. 1eyaS
efiese 16.So-7.9o. peifli@e Sfiere $3.50
$40. 6tofers uns s5eebers 1855 - 7.65
4aAe uno 6eiiers es.eo--s.So, &diber 500
Hoo Narft iieilg bis 10e nieoriesr,
EAafeunh 2ammer. --6dafe: Gin
teiniI6e t8.s5-5.00. Jdhrlinee e6oo--oo0
2dmrer: Ginhe,mlf4s o075--7.00. Wartl
lletia bis 15c Hitoy,ser.
8ufuty. - SAweias 81 600, Rineeies
1900, 6asfe unb 26RlMss $1,000
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Ni.b mirtte.

Gineiuua'i, Is. Ettober 1919
9uIuhr uno 8.rianbt mdhrsnb Der per.
HoHenen ~ Stuno.n. psrsliGen NIT ben
porterasbenoen Tasem, fparsn ME FoIs.
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0Dsss 0elonlarft.
GiMsiHnatt. /. is. Citober fefs.

M 0tutsHW0tL 40. GItUuSB 1Wlb.
1k 0ef4dite nsrsa and beute piebsr
sftr fstio uab Oeib wsr fen. 1asIeben ON
eals murten ron ben Hanfen sn oF aus
oeiiehtd uHo Befddftspariere tbenFalls Az
~ bisioHtirt. lie Moiler plociyten Nripat.
0apitdl -cn ealiD mHb anf 0eii az 3 H--6E.
nssai1 ssf Wen Ussi.
1ureen an Bart Sfuiiden Hansen persauft.
xit 0cunterrate betrdst SOC Yrdmie per
tlO0U.
fssAid sss 0HYsrs.
IMP idnad Die iolssnben Guotirunsen
En6 ~ bsriMfeu:
tcHoon, 9 Idse Sid)t, sl.ss4 per s; 90
Ioee Sidt, ASK per g.; HariS,
s1sge Si6f, SIS aranes per S100; 90 Taas
Gtdt, 51s Jrcncs per 800; fur 7entfAionb,
Z Iagt Si6t, Dasrf e5K-064, bo. oO
xags Gift, NK--04He.
documentary BilIs AMI Qonbcn Unrhsu
81 4.s07f, auf OlasScw III e4.S0x unb aui
rslfait ~ e4.S0,i psrfauit
csHsss.r tfIsaasssa.
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pitober is. 1913. Cftpber is. 1o12.

Ditober 10. 1919 Cftpber is. 1919.
1siaeH, Ro. rotber Binter csc o4He
0eli6forn, SO. 5 genif6tes TIC 66c
Qdfer, No. SsetHif9teT -. Ale 3ke
&pGGen, 20. . ......... s1He 76c
oeu, 10. / Gimottr !. .t20.50 $3.50
Der Narft mar ftetia. Berfauft wnrben:
I1137 Dbls. Tiltiners ;finiibeb 0oobs auf
Der Bats pon u SO per Ua1one.
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ne umfdts I'm biefsen glearins4ssfs
bssisseH I'D sexts auf e4,449, 100.
sst,iossssssatsa.
Ier Rarff mar beute ilau. Vim Der W6rfe
par nnr EN- ein5iger Beriaui su beriftsn.
aamlsd ScOO Golumbia Wos 90. 81 NenoS
SH ~.
Vanrsbence fabeue psn TN AiefaeH
Nnrn beflHoli9en UcabS uRh attten asebi
0n offs8teueH Guctirunasn an
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Ssreun b / n ne II.

.Nlein Mtdnnhen 1T ein Gueel, &c
IBt aqes, mas it tode."
.4IIo Elm U urgsnssL
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0tleHtAtn-Nstisu. SshIuf-ItHffs.
CIT rs. Cit. Il.
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GE0.P. SCHWEITlER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
637 Sine Jtrnke.
Srudia6en

iso3 Nrf tn eeaff1x sse assItfAer 0prs6a
Nc 0elbdftsIeute. Beretne &c. usberIetuneSa
Dernen ant fSNnf6 bdeak Z
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0rocerieS

Nuder.-Nreifc Idatpdftr. WaFHnirftr
Gut 2ont 5.65c, powoereo 4.S5e, Cubes g. 10e,
sranulateb 4.S5c, gonieciionsrs " 4.61c.
On ~ 4-50--4.T0e, weistr eytra ~Qs
4.1o--4.45e. extra e. 425--235c, erbinds
e iaelber 4.15-4.20e
Wofaifes IN ffetia. - Mem CrleaHS
Open Reftie 32--5sc, Gentrifassl 1S--Soe
per 1allone
Reis.-Narit aiemlid febbait unb fetia.
Qauiiionn, iyansp Seao sH--7c, priua 6A
-6kt, orbindrer 4X-5c, Sdpan 6-6Ee
per Bfuub.
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GincinHati. Is. Et,ober 1918.
Die naAfolsensen CuosiEunseH besisbsu
nA INIT aui GnaroS-fransafttonsH. Be
iIeineren 0efddf ten weroen stuas bbbera
0rsIfs bere&net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH %. 1918

something Of the added discontinue that afflicted me-
tit necessary, Madam" | replied best
could. "You dehed me. | think you should have ap-
preciated my position-my motives my"
She silenced me-lucki1y, Heaven knows!-with
curt exclamation. "Your positionl 1t is intensely Ma
poeonic," said with fine irony. Her gaze swept my
horde Of painting wide-eyed housebreakers. what a
noble vic,ory'
1t was quite time for me to assert myself. Bowling
very stfly remarked, a regret exceedingly to have
been forced to devastate my property in such
trifng enterprise, Madam. The physical loss is APP
parent but of you have of estimating
the mental destruction that has been going for days
and days. You have been hacking away at my poor,
distracted brain persstently that it really had to
give way. In measure this should account for my
present lapse of sanity. Weak mindedness is not
crime, but an affection"
She did not smile "Well, that you are here, Mr.
Smart, may be 50 bold to inquire what you 60
ing to do about it,"
| reflected. Il think if you don't mind, III come in
and sit down. That deuce of a rap got across
the toes. to be great deal more enient and
agreeable if m asked to come in and see you. Incl
cdentally, | thought I'd step up to inquire how your
headache was getting Better, hope?"
She turned her face away. | suspected smile "If
you choose to bang old castle to pieces in order
satisfy masculine curiosity Mr.. Smart have moth
ing say" she said, facing again still om
nousy, to my despair
Confound it ALL She was such SLIM helpless little
thing-an all alone against mob of burly ruffians
| could have kicked myself
Twill you be good enough to send your-your army
away or do you prefer to have it on hand in
should take it into my head to attack your
"Take EN- away, Poopendyke!' | commanded hur
riedy. "And take this beastly crowbar with you too
1t has served its purpose nobly."
AS they crowded down the short, stairway,
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noticed old Conrad and his two sons standing over
against the wall three very sinister figures. They
manned motioness.
q see Madam, that you do not dismiss your army"
| said, blandy sarcastic.
ooh, you dear old Conrad" she cried catching sight
of the hitherto submerged Schmicks.
The three of them bobbed and scraped and grinned
from ear to ear. There could be miStaklng the
tensity of their joy.
"Don't look SO sad Conrad know you are blame
less. You poor old dear.'
| have never seen anyone who looked less sad than
Conrad Schmick. Or could it be possible that he was
crying instead of laughing In either could not
afford to have him doing it with such brazen discouresy
to me; 50 rather perenptorily ordered him below.
Il will attend to you presently, all OF you said |.
They did not
"Do you hear me?" | snapped angrily.
They looked stoldly at the slim young lady.
She smiled rather proudly, | thought. "You may
60 Conrad | shall not need YOU Max, will you fetch
up another scuttle of coal?'
They took orders from her!
"By Jove!' l said, looking after my trusty
wants as they descended. Il like this! Are they my
servants yourso
ooh, suppose they are yours Mr.. Smart she said
carelessy. "Wl you come in, Sir, and make yourself
quite at home?"
perhaps I'd better wait for day two" said l,
wavering "Your headache, you know. | wait
just well as
"You are most unreasonable man." she said, throw
ing open small door at the end of the hall. II
terribly disappointed in YOU You looked be nice
and sensible and amiable"
ooh, I'm not such nincompoop you might
pect, Madam said | testify, far from complimented.
"And now, Mr.. Smart will you be kind enough to ex-
plain this ncomprehensble proceeding your part?"
she said, facing me sternly.
To be continued next Sunday
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and couldn't think of being disturbed that day. and
probably not the next.
In the courtyard | found a score of idle
artisans banshed by the onsweepng tourists and COM
pletey forgotten by in the excitement of the hour
Commanding them to bring their files broadaxes
and augers, led the way to the mighty doors that
barred my the other side. Utterly ignoring
the supplications of Conrad Schick and the ominous
frowns of his sons, about filing off the pad
locks and chiseling through the wooden panels. BY
twelve clock had the great doors open, and swept
to the next obstruction.
At two o'clock the last door in the east antechamber
gave way before resolute advance and | stood
victorious and dusty the little at the top of the
last stairway Beyond the twentieth century portieres
of thirteenth century doorway lay the goal sought
hesitated briefly before drawing them apart and taking
the final plunge As matter of fact was beginning
feel ashamed of myself Suppose that she really had
headacheo What an uncouth, pusllanmous brute /
lust then, even as my hand fell upon the curtains,
they snatched aside, and found myself staring
into the vivid uptted face OF the lady who had deed
perceptions counted for anything. | saw nothing but
the dark indignant eyes. They fairly withered me.
In haste, attended by the most dlsheartenlng
nervousness, tried to find my cap to remove 1t IN the
presence of royalty. Unfortunately | obliged to
release the somewhat cumbersome crowbar had been
carrying about with me- and it dropped with sullen
thwack upon my toes. The pain terrific; but
cutched at the forlorn hope that she might at least
smile over my agony.
IL beg your pardon began, and then discovered
that was not wearing cap
$50 you would comet! she said very coldly and very
levelly
| have distinct recollection of shrinking. If you
have tried to stand fatty upon foot whose toes
crmped by excruciatng pain, you may understand
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THE PREACHERS DOCTOR BILLS
BY GEORGE M. A. CAIN

DR. Steers bill for three visits based upon the fact that
there had been three patients
Horton paid the bill He also reflected how necessary
it was for him to have doctor whose prices rea
sonabe. Yet more, he reflected that he would be
full about calling the doctor for trhing ailments.
About month later-a dismal month of sleepless
nights and nerveracking days when all three invariably
had collie and howled simultaneously came the
first really warm week of summer The triplets sud
denly became dotted with tiny red spots. Again Dr.
Slicer summoned.
aPcy heat he said and advised that all be rubbed
with olive oil and better powdered after their baths In
due season he sent another bill for three visits.
"Not getting enough nourishment; you'll have to
put them on bottles, the doctors verdict when,
two months later he came to account for the steady
all three of the ripets He gave directions for properly
modifying sufficient quantity of milk to last the trio
day. And again he charged for three visits
TT seems pity to have to say but took the rev.
erend hero of this story whole year to get wise. At
the end of that year his salary was used up for two
months ahead; but he had paid his doctors bills.
The trplets had simultaneously suffered from all the
things common to human beings of their age,-cholera
na sen d ee bad 1 aad
charged for hundred and fifty visits two dollars per-
He had been in the house exactly fifty times, and had
written perhaps ten prescriptions.
But, as say, the minister saw the point at last.
(Which of them is the worst? he asked, shrewdy
smiling, when his wife reported to him what he had al
ready noticed namely that the tplets were all cough
ing So ;. ~
color note merely referred to the ribbon with which
Lenore distinguished from Elizabeth, who wore
white and Jeanette whose neck tied in with pink
"Put Elizabeth and Jeanette into the back room up
stairs. Have Lenore in the front downstairs
when get the DOCTOR he directed mysteriously.
"Why, what in the world you going to do?" his
wife asked in tone of arlaZement.
"Im going for DR.. Seavers He may not know there
three of them. Then I'm going to have his pre-
scripton trped at the drugstore and give it to the
Others can't stand paying for three visits time
any longer. suppose he'll charge three dollars; but
that will save half anyhow"
"He does look like pretty expensive sort of DOCTOR
the minister said to his wife after Seavers had gone but
he surely won't charge four dollars and that's
saving third Pretty good scheme, wasn't it. Wlty!"
And he walked almost gay to the drugstore tor three
times the quantity of medicine prescribed for Ignores
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a neighbor and sent him for young DR.. Slicer Then in
agony of suspense pacing the floor with infant
each and frequent gances at the his wife was
carrying, he waited until the physician arrived.
"Only collie, the youthful practitioner stated laconc
ally and dogmaticaly. "Give them some hot water"
1t was not then, however, that the poor minister got
the uness of the realization of what he up against
That funess of dawned upon him when he received