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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-05-03

~ INCE last October, when the
quick mobilization and success
full advance of the Balkan
~ armies against their common
enemy. Turkey, astoniehed the
world, there has everywhere been sur
prise over the remarkab BILE progress
made in the past few years by Bull
garia. the plucky leader and brains of
the four-state federation. Even to
citizens of the United States, where
political development has been rapid.
the radical change in q single gen
GRAFTON, from Turkish serfdom to prac-
tically one of the most progressive
and purely democratic governments
known to history, is bewildering. But
back of this free government is the
liberty-loving and justice-demanding
spirit OF the great majority OF the s.
100000 people. most unlookedfor in
Its high ideals and broad principles.
after five centuries OF the most cruel
and degrading subjection at the hands
Of the rapacious Turk.
1t is one Of the marvels OF our time,
that in practically 80 years those who
formerly knew no form of freedom,
should plan and make possible, univer-
sal male suffrage, splendidly equipped
popular education. for both boys and
girls; one of the best penal systems
extant. with probation for first offend
ers, indeterminate sentence and par
ole provisions; and quite unusual 80
cial legislation" Laws coming under
this latter division, include govern
ment insurance against accident and
sickness for all those employed on
public works; similar compulsory
Insurance for all other laborers under
corporation or private employ; the
iorbidding of the employment of wom-
en- and girls in any and all trades or
forms of business which would tend
to injure their health or morals: child
life and development carefully guard
ed, no form of child industrial labor
being allowed. and factory hygiene
and safety device laws on all manu-
featuring machines, fully enforced
Trusts Uncle Sam.
When one realizes that Bulgaria,
about the shape and size of the state
Of Pennsylvania is as yet essentially
an agricultural country. with IS per
cent. Of the people owning and culti-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-05-03
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ZEN the railroads built their trans
continental systems. one OF their
greatest difficulties lay in the sup
ply of water for the men who were
working on the projects. Great
wagOn.traius were frequently es-
sential to bring sufficient Of the
supply to make work for week at
4 time possible Even after the
completion Of the roads there was
difficulty in obtaining water for the
purpose Of supplying the engines pr
the little stations necessary whe--
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-05-03

the leaders in every phase of nationa,
progress. And the other was a weekly
paper the Zornitza, edited by an
American missionary, Rev. T. L. By
ington, D. D., who. in spite of Turkish
opposition and Greek clergy. taught
thirty years stirring lessons of the fun.
damental principles OF national life.
Sturdy, intelligent independence and
an unusual appreciation of the posi-.
bilities and responsibilities of citizen.
ship were the results.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-05-03

INCE last October, when the
quick mobilization and success
full advance OF the Balkan
armies against their common
enemy. Turkey. astoniehed the
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

lep6onbudes unO oes itaOtihen
NoreB aalenOers in 6ineiiider Spra-
eye publi5irt. Gs giebt cine In5abl
G6ineien i5ier, sic bertte pielfode Wtil-
lionare iinO uiO Dos dineiiide Sier-
lei Der Staot, bat prunfoolle EaldIte,
wie lie iel6lt in Dem groBet &ei6e
ser @titte, lfiir ielten 81 finDen lTtO.
Ompobl ieit elmer &eibe non Sabren
cine meitere @inmnnOerung Don G6i-
ncicn perboten lit, erfolgt Die 8ernleb-
rilng 6ei ibrien 10 idnea, OaB an elm
}lusiterbeu ser &alie b~orldufig nod
aidt 81 oenfen lit, es iei Oenn, tie al
iimiliren iid I'M 9aufe Ser 3eit nnO
menOcn altd in 0ieier9e5ie6uu5 ugilte
@merifaner". &orIdlfig iinO es u6er
quite ullO oerldBli6e Nr6eitcr, ipelde
ser faufoiiiAen Holie nift I'M 8ege
itebell. SSbre @GruOel, ole pielfadI nit
MorO uno Id0idlag enOen, 6eldr1n-
fen lie in 0anfensrpertber @eiie aui
i6re ei9enen ngongs~.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31
T0S
Anwab(rn
Der
Washington
Sunset
Route
ma6 California.

@olbinoton, ole 9~unoesbalipt'
1toot. lit in politiider, oiplonlatI
iher, milit6riider II. 9eielllhaitli d)cl
Sinfift ausge3ei1net, aber llidtS
trGot mebr 81 ieiuer ansge3eifnctc'l
6teuunq bel, ais Die Malbln9.on-
Sunlet-Sinie. 0ieie Sinie erltredt
iih bon Der Sauptitaot Der Natlon
bis an ben Stiaen O5ean mo bat 10
0en lGnaIten @iienbabnoienlt Der
@elt inn 9rrdgangspertebr un0 be-
riibrt ole Stdote gItIonta, Nlontgo-
mern. Stem Srleans, Sonlton, San
9lntonio, 81 9aio mo Sos Ange-
les. 0ieIe Go%urtiten5iige iperoen
BON einem auserpdbIten Terlonnl
qeleitet, oas Den 0ienit poulldlloi9
Deberrlft. Die 3iige p%erlollan
@aIbington tdglid, aitsgetommet
Somtags, unO ebeulo tGglid San
Srancisco, ausgenommen 0ienItagS.
Die 9inie nuroc am IA. ytopember
1896 nit ei1em 3uge m06entlid
in 8etrieb geleBt uno bat lif ieit-
Dem 8u Ser beOeutenoIten tranSfon-
tinentalen 9inie entmidelt. Der @ua-
man S6lafmagenOienit lit por5iig-
LID. Ser inter Dem 3amen Stan-
barb : Oienlt~ befannte bat Sdlaf=
magen, ole niAt in Eliii6, Ionoern
in 9eoer gepolitert linO. Sbne $50
genipe6iel berfebren oieie S6lafDa-
gen 3mii1en Stem Dorf, %bilaoel=
pbia, @nlbington uno 9teip Orleans,
uno 3piiten ytep Orleans unO San
Srancisco. Die tranSfontinentalen
3iige baben @agennediel in Stem
Orleans. gS fabren Die beriibmten
SunietS 6nell3iige, 9lirus5iige, 5mi-
i6en geep Orleans uno San 5ran=
cisco, ipel6e "a Stnoen 3eit iparerl.
9ieie 3iige bieten allies, mas Elm mo
0ernes Sotel bietet, 3immermGo6elL
8arbiet, @obn5immer, 8oo, Staats-
rdume, 8ibliotbef, 8eoba6tungsma-
gen. 9ieie 3iige gebeu BON SEEM Or
leans am 0OnnerItag, BON San 5ran=
cisco am 0ienitag.
9aS Bureau Der @albinqton Slln=
iet : 9inie lit 905 S-StraBe, g.=@.
n. s YOitOn, @cmcral- Naent.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

reidite 0erartige 5inon5 Snititltt Ser
Stool. Ser W1onotsumInb Der per-
id)ieOenen gonfen in San 6rancisco
beldltft iid) Oitrd6dnittlid auf 8lpei-
5unoert fiinf5ig Wiaioncn Collars.
9lQettbal6en iiebt mar Oie Geltt-
iden an Der Spite mari6iren. Slt
0ieier gerbinOung mag eilrGorfomm-
nib BON Sntereiie iein, bob iid 5ilJe-
trogen baben ioll, als Die StaOt Dor
cier3ig o6er fiinf3i9 Sabren nod eill
gall5 fleineS StdOt1en NOR. 8unals
lpor Der @e9eniob 5lpiiden Den oer-
~;1ieDene1 Decentralization rod aitsge-
prGgter ais er es beute lit, crit nod
nn0 mad, mi1r0e er Olrdl Oas genlein-
ihaftlide 9e6en lirb0 Oas Seronipadt
len ser Sllngen oil5gcgliden. Die
&inlOer gingen III Oieie0be S6ule
itn0 nub0em Ser llnterridt Doritber
nar, pergniigten lie lih l6eim Spiele.
g3ie rus elmer ser beipuBten u1ltelten
9elpobner ser Staot" er5dblt, eriil-
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

FREDERICK j. ". SKIFF, DIRECTOR IN
CHIEF or FO1tEIGN IN DOMESTIC PAR
T~ICIPATlos.
Ii6 bel &ennlung 0eS &omcnS an sen
ebriiir1tigen Neipcft, sen man ais
&inO Dor Dem 9onlSe nit Sen @plO-
bergen" 6eiaB. Sene n9G6entbelrer"
Die @noe Der pier5iger uno in Ben
iiini5iger Su9ren, nodloem Sic <pOc
Don ben @cioiun0en in sic @Selt &c
rrungen lpar, ibr &GnBlein idniirten
uro Die beid)merlide Geiie nadl bier
motten, lie inns in @abrbeit Die Eio-
Mere aelueieub pcldc Oieien QroBcl
G1eil oe3 9anoeS erlhloiien bQ6eu;
sic i'm 81 Der groBeu 6ridtfammcr
oer @elt madtel.
3a5 @olo aus Gen Bergen Ser 81.
crra, i'll @ertbe non anOert6alb 9il
liouen 0oIlors, hit ldn9It crid0pit.
0od inno man INNER neiles. 8olO
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

Gan 6ranci3co, IS. April.
Gcrn i'm @elten 0erSereini5tenS ton-
ten BON 9}oro 9lmerifu, no nod nor
chem 6olben SabrbuuOert nod elmer
Qeia6ra9Qen &eiie Inn Ous oSorn"
tieic &ilOniB Dem lad) 9l%bentbeucrn
liiItcrncu 6remt0lilt5 I6egegnete, iene
aiiiie Oereu @ridtieBung ole 9tatnr
Gard rieiiJe 5elienge5ir1e, Die lie BON
sem tulten HorOen II. ufbeIt1not3en
GIten trennten ,uliI6erpinObar l6el-
nenOe @inOernilie III Oen @eg lcbte,
no QeihiiBt nor Derihtcn0en Stir
men sis, S1nee u1t0 &aJel, 6riIdte
esuig rcifen, 8lumen imMlermGbren0
Citizen, mo ME elm 8liBltrabl Oie
S~a6rtauieno dlteuStdmme OeS 3ot9-
6ol3 (9ieomooO) traL bic Oie3eit nid)t
moriden laIlen fonrte, lpelde Dir
9iutur aber fiir INNER Der &elt En-
belt, inOem Tie Oie StGmme i'm Saulr
oell Observation-Disclosures sat Stein
pcroen lieB, ga mdl5en iib SSellen
oe5 Stiaen Oceans oil Die liter. Sbrc
Mulif lit sic gleide, ME por 3eiten,
ols Dies has &oraOieS Der Slpoioner
mar, Ooh lie tlingt eincm allOern
Menidjeni6lo1 in Die Obren-Rngei
uno S1lpert frozen iiberer ais &feilc
NIB Somd1amts oe5 %SnOianers.
Sin onOerer Mienl1enitla8. Sa,
anocre NieniGen iino es, Die Oen
&alnpi nit Ser 9eatir auinabmen,
gadOem lie Sic 9tolbbdute nit eiler-
ner 6uult nieoerge0riidt batten.
Menidjeu nit elmer %eiiernen Gner9ic
mo Gbatfraft. Sic iieOelten iid
penn alld balo in einem 66cile al
Ter Gliiite all. ser Dor allell anOcrn
con Der &atur b~e0or5ugt 81 Iein
ideint. Sn Dem 6cutigen Stoate ga
%lifcrnia. llwiafiirli6 erirncrt mon
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

9ie SonOwirtbiAait, iin Staate
California miro Uor5iiJlihenueiie BON
Ieltii1en betrieben, 0erel prddtige
Grangen ms Gli0enfarmen, iouie
groEc 6elOer nit Den ucrlfidocnltcn
Nrtcn CON 6rudi5Gumen ultO plclcl
cnOcrcn neutrality-suspicious. %ro-
0nften ibncn cine beionoere StcllunJ
lIn1eraumt baben. @ie ouf Dem
canoe lit Is ollda in ser StaOt. Bon
cen 10000 I'M Staate lebenocn
Dclititcn mobnen in San SranciSco
;Icr 10000, oercn NSiege uui 0ellt.
id>em 9d>en 9eItanOen bat mnO inter
oieien 9icbt e5 pielc, Die eS 81 Heid)
t6um mnO gnIebcn 9ebraAt boben
ms oil Der @ntmidlumJ ser StaOt
ia Ocs Staatea eincn beroorragen0en
Infacil nabn1elt. Die Geuti6e Spur=
Ganf BON San 6rancisco, oeren &c
politen iid auf etlpa ledS mo fiinI5iJ
Millioncn Collars belauien, lit OaS
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

III Iorm zines ul1cerGleidslt1i lrltdt'
toren @o0cn$, 5d5lreiden Serglper'
fen, Yetroleum Guellen unO jelenl
gol0enen Sonneni6ein, Ger olelem
G6cile Der @elt ieinen ltetigen 6rilb'
lima gicbt, scr i6nen ibre IdNpere Ar'
aeit erleidiertc, i6re @nergic INNER
ani'5 Nelte anicucrte. $50 iriiber llr'
lualOSs @eItriipp Sdlangen unO nil
aell S6ieren eilIeu llnterid)lupf COB,
% eritredcn iid) bellte mcite 6euOer
nit SrungerL Slipen ut0 ulen MIR
Gcnfbaren 6ru6fbdumen un0 ge5eri
Die 9erge minOeli li6 ole @cinreben,
eeren f0ltliAcr Eralt6etlait in ollie
Sbeile Der @elt geididt miro.
2dngit i5at iidl Ou5 GampiroB lei
zen 9Sc9 iibrr oie6eliengebir5e Ourdl
SdJludtcn un0 i'll Sonnenbronoe
rtG9rrenOell @r1ricn ge6abnt unO
udlt perld}ieOene tronSfontinentale@t-
iel5abn-9inien permitteln Den Ser
rc6r il5er bic OreitaulelOOieilen lam
&C Strcdc non Ocean 5u Ocean. &o
irii6er, ais man nod bic 6abrt I'M
OaS @orn MAIDEN nlllBte, glinltEgen
Go0eS 5tpei Wtouate oerJingen, ebe
man an ieinen 8eltimmrngSort fam,
fam man beute in bier Saen ullO
rier 9tdhten Gilgelongcn.
&ou allen St1Oten OiGes groBcn
tosmopolitiihen SanOeS, lit San
6rarri2co 6clte cine Der %foSmopodl-
tiiditen. &aum giebt es ein groBe-
res &olf ser Melt, oas lier nbdt re-
pr0ientirt lpurc un0 bcionOerS hit cS
Ger nabe Orient, melfcr JroBeSd aa-
rrn pon Meniden bier lanoete. IS
giebt 6eltte bier 10000 @Dinclen nnD
etpn $4,000 Sapaner. Der GinflilB
Sen tic ausiI6elL madt it'd uielfadl
Gelten0, 10 lit 3. .. ein Sbeil Oes Se-
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

PANAMA CANAL.
rert er iid on Oie 3cit, no allf oell
S>iigeln, ioweit lie nidt ~o63ctrogen
lillO, bcltte grobe nrO pruafpoae &c
idlditspalalte crbebciL Sic &inOer 5lt-
ianimen fanen. Sic tbeilten iid) iii
lie ccri1ieoencn Decentralization un0
tieienige, melNe Sic Spite oes@ii9els
@3llerlt erreihten, battcn %ugelpornlel"
% trof es iib, SAB bic fleinen ocltt-
iden 9iiri6lein 6ieerlten murerl, Bic
ibr 3iel errei6tell, oo1 sic 6rnn5oIen,
SrrldnGer unO Staliener, ole 6eion-
0erS Itarf pcrtreten mnren, uerIud)tcll
ibnen I0eltSicg ltreitig 81 moden mo
cas- &eiultot mar, cine iiitti9e Sdla-
gerei nod &lpabenart, bei ser Bic
gelttid)en aber ebenfals 1eipunileil
mo ipater Oofiir einen groben9teipeft
inter i5ren Mit9eipielcn enoiien.
SIS bciBt, Dab i'm tinOli6en Spielc
elm tiefer Sinn liegt. 9ltf ieOcn 6aa
bot oieies Spiel oen Stol5 in ben
ilngen oeltti6en alpn6en ermadell
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

iuiien unO 0ieien boben lie audi beIbe-
Galten, oils iie ldngit 81 gereiften
WiGnnern ~geporoen iuaren nuO I'M
0eih1ftliden 2e6en Der Stoot einen
teOeutenDen 6aftor abgnben.
SSn Der @egenmort treten Die 9eut.
iden ebenfoas mieoer in berborragen-
Gem MoBe por Die SeffentlifFeit. gs
lit 0ies in IerbinOung nit Der 3ana-
H. a-Yocific Snternationalen @usitei-
lung, l0ie bonn 20. 6e6riiar bis 4. De-
5cmber 1915 in San 6ranciSco Itatt.
iinoen miro. @ereinigt 5u einem
@iilfs|@omite ser MuslteuunJs- Be-
10r0e, mirfen sic 6eOeuten0Iten Sc
id1ft5leute ser Staot Ooraui bin,
0aB sen Iuslteaumgsluitigen in
GeltidlanO jeoes MIR m0gli6e Gnt-
gegenfommen bereitet miro. Wan lit
iid bier Oeiien mobl 6euuBt, 0aB
0ur1 Oie I'M Sertit ~erfolJcnoe Croft
lrung 0es @anama=8annls Der Welt
arcBe %ortbeile eriteben per0en.
&alm lit 0aran 5u 5meifeln, Dab Der
@a1tDel nit Sii0=9merifa, OelIen Be-
Berridung oon Sen 0euti1en 10 iebr
ollgeltre6t miro unO Der ii1 beute be-
reits in beroorrogenoem WaBe in Sen
&1n0en bon Geutiden befinoet, 0ur1
Sen &anal cine melentlide Aufbeiie-
rung erfobren miro. 9ieler 1tmlton0
miro 0enn d1tdJ bon Sen IeutI6en
in 5eionOere 8eriidiidtigung 5e5p9en
ult0 miro als elmer Ser auslhAaJge-
6enOen 6aftoren beim Gntiflulie, '0ie
@eltausitellung in San 6rancisco 81
1eididen, betra6tet.
9ie N~usitelung ielbit 0iirfte mad
Sen bis6er eema6ten Eldnen, Die
1r0Bte wcdSen, sic ie peranitaItet
lpurOe; lie iol! iom06l our6 Sen fOm-
mersicllen gtliBcn ipirfen, Oen lie BEN
SIllsitclen0en 6ieten 1piro, ais au6
Nurdl i6re @radt. @enn man be-
0cnft, OoB idion iebt, no uns nod
5mei Sabre BON 0em Snge ser Croft
Tli1g trcniler, ctwa adttaltlenN Ar-
setter an Dem @erse ~beiddftigt iinO,
>aS nod 6ertigIteling Die Sunlme
ron bunOert MiQionen Collars re.
%prdientiren miro, 10 mag es nidt al-
III id)ipcr iaIien, iib einen 9e5riff
bon Cen Gimenlionen 81 modem, mei-
dc Die A~uslteQung nebmen ioll.
Sebr miQfommcn oiirfte iibrigenS
Sen AuaItelenben aud sic 9adriht
iein, SOB lie feinerlei 3oll fir @ro-
SUITE, Die 81 Nllsitea1nJs5uedcn ein-
aeiif5rt mereel, SIT entri6ten baben
ulpo ioQtcn lie oiciel6en p~crfauien 10
miro mr. Elm 3oQ fiir gebraltdtc Sc.
9enit0irOe erboben. Iud) bon Sen ae-
ilird)teten StrifeS Minis man nihtS an
aelpdrtigen 5a6enL oa cine binoenoe
gbnladung nit Ben uerlhie0enen
llnionen getroifen mur0c. 4Qcm 9[1-
iAein nod mer0en sic Gor6ereitunaen
1nr Iusitcalng NIT ser peinlifiten
llmiidJt, I'M Sntereiie aacr 81 @qlte
gelaoenen Nationen g%etroffen.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31
WORLDS RECORD MADE IN CONSTRUCTION G
THE MARVELLOUS @PANMAPACFG EXPOSITION

All Nations Eagerly Awaiting the Opening of tn
Panama Canal and the Splendid Celebration In 1915.
An Army of Workmen Erecting Palaces by the
Golden Gate---Vast Exhibits of All Nations
to Be Completely Installed Long
1M8M0 Before Opening Day.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

@. G. Multse d. 800 }3 SUM- $50 worm.
.. 2. 5amburs (tt.00O9l1. Suli ) na6m.
2. 9. Mcltte ..........15. Jnlt nGmm.
9. e. 5amburs. ........ 3. Aasult 10 rrr.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

Ser Nmcrifoncr peradltc:
irinc N%aiiOHalit0t. oograell obcr mi:
uoIlcm McdJt ioldc, Sic lidp i6rcr Na.
tionalitdt id1mcn ui0 I0iciclbe Der.
!culncn. @cr in cincm nmcrifani.
ibcn @cid6it frci un0 often crfldrt,
Oal} or Mlf @run0 elmer Yn5eigc i'm
u@aibington Sournal" fommt, ida.
Sigt loaOurd f~cineSiuegS iein gnie.
6cn, ~lciltct abcr ser SETTING eincn
nnih1t6nrcn 2~icbcSoienIt.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

Sic oeutidc 0anpfcr : GcIeII-
idjait, sic rSombur9 Imcrifa 2inic",
aupiieblt lid eincm rciienhcn &ubli.
finn onfS 8cltc. @ltc @eoieulng
nno @crpilegnn1 W1brcnO Der Geiie.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

Nbonniert auf oas n@nibing-
ton Sournal". 25c per Wonat.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31
Won Boston mach
London, Paris, Hamburg

Cincinnati Z. Stunt Cincinnati. .t2. Suli
4lider.. "a. Stunt 9lepeldne --29. Sui
EW-Diele Dampfer baben aueercrrentlthe
BeauemlidIeiten in bsiben, 1 anp 2 aaiIie.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-31

Greatest Live Stock Shows In History Choruses Of
Trained SINGERS of the World---Internationa Military
Competitions - Pageants Of Nations of the
Orient Are Among the Striking Features.
Final Details of Most Magnificent of
Universal ExpoSitiOnS.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-10-09
CHAPTER XIV.
The Seventh Man.

III EZEKIAH babe Virgins ex-
change horses with her. and
while he was readjusting the
= saddle girths explained to
Hezekiah the situation at Hopefield
and told her of Dicks scamper across
the fields.
There's no use fooling with this
thing any more. I'll take Wiggy to
the house and lock him up until I've
been numbered six. It's safest"
Not much 1t isn't. don't intend
that Cecilia shall have the pleasure Of
refusing you"
I'D like to know why not. It's only
to al the gap"
"Oh," said Hezekiah. that would be
an embarrassment to me all the rest Of
my life. Listen carefully. Take Wiggy
in by the back way: and give him a
picture book to look at Leave Cecilia
alone on the terrace when you're all
ready and see what happens. If Dicks
on Ills way to the house he's going to
do something. and he must feel the
edge Of my displeasure. owe him a
few on general principles"
What does all this mean? You say
there's nothing wrong at the house?'
began Virgins as we left Hezekiah
aud started toward Hope6eld.
Nothing whatever the matter. Ev-
erything perfectly oil right. but you've
got to keep mum now and do what !
tell you. I've worked hard for you, old
man. and when it's all over I'm going
to send you bill for p OCCASIONAL serv-
ices. Gomez
urged my horse to his utmost, and
Virgins rode steadily beside me. The
fright Orion had given him had done
my friend good. and felt that was
dealing with live man at last.
I'll tell you all about this after we
have good night cigar tonight"
We rode direct to the stable. and !
took Virgins to my room by the back
stairs and babe him help himself to my
raiment. He was perfectly tractable,
and l was glad to see that he trusted
implicitly to my guidance.
met Miss Octavta in the lower hall.
She was just in from the kennels.
! II hope. Arnold, that you have not
been without entertainment. By the
way. If you should by any chance see
Hezekiah you will kindly intimate ia
her that If she returns that mare she
| t>,,rov,od this morning IN roo anna his
good condition l will overlook her in
discretion in taking 1t from the stable
without permission"
She did not wait for a reply, but
continued on to her room. and I went
direct to the terrace. Cecilia and Pep
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FIRE PREVENTION.

Thursday, October ninth is Fire
Prevention Day in North Dakota, and
at that time methods of fire proven
ton will be given especial attention
In most of the larger cities of North
Dakota. It is possible that the schools
Of Valley City will devote some time
to discussion of the subject, and in
other ways it is planned to bring to
the attention of the public the appal-
ling loss Of life and property by
danes.
Valley City is, as whole, we'll car
ed for in this respect
There is, however, one instance, at
least, in Valley City where the pro-
erty owners have failed to provid
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Arnold Ames. and such is my conf
dence in you that If you tell me that
something interesting will soon occur
have no reason to doubt you. 1t IL
worth remembering. however. that fowl
is not improved. BY prolonged roast
ing"
heard Virgins laugh in the hall,
and Miss Octavia raised her head.
Then Cecilia came into the room and
walked directly to her aunt.
Aunt Octavia, here is the little Sill
yer notebook you gave me In Paris. ]
have just written MIR. Virgins name In
It. and as have no further use for the
book, ! return it with my love and
thanks"
Without word Miss Octavia turned
to the wall and pressed the button
twice.
william she said as the butler ap
peared. you may serve Oriana ~.
and be careful not to freeze It to death:
and the hour for dinner is changed to
8. Arnold, you may yourself drive to
Gooseberry bungalow for my brotha"
and niece. They dine With me to.
night"
Hezekiah and built our bungalow in
the orchard where on that October aft
ernoon found her munching red APP
pie on the stone wall She is the most
scrupulous Of housewives and only now
took me to task for scattering the
hearth with fragments of the notes
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Gas MantIes.

Before removing new mantle from
the box pass thread through the loop
at the top. lift the mantle out care
fully and immerse it entirely for two
minutes in a glass Of vinegar, leaving
outside only the thread, the two ends
of which should he tied together. Lift
out and hang to dry. When dry put
on the burner fork and burn off in the
usual way. Nantes treated in this
way last longer and give more brill
liant light.
When lighting turn on the gas for
few seconds; then hold the match one
inch above the chimney. 1t is by. ap-
plying the match too quickly that so
many nantes are destroyed.
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~ss0u0 90
from which this narrative has been
written. She has just been reading
these last pages with meditative brown
eyes and not without occasionally
reaching for the pen and retouching
some sentence In which, she says. SCOT
from my chimney doctoring days has
clogged the Ink. Cecilia and Virgins
live at Hope6eld across the fields. Miss
Octavia insisted on this. for the reason
that the sword Of Hartley's great
grandfather. found in the chest under
the old house. gives him inalienable
rights to the promises. Miss Octavta
and her brother Bassford are travelling
abroad and enjoying those mild adve.
lures to which they are both tempera.
mentally inclined.
My name is joined to Pepperton's on
his Office door. Pepperton proposed
this arrangement. with so many az
surances of faith in me that could
not refuse him: but knew well
enough that Miss Octavia had first put
It into bis head. SO while l have call.
ed myself chimney doctor in thesa
pages. am again an architect.
you ought to say something more
about the Asolando," Hezekiah has Just
murmured at my shoulder. Every
body. will ask whether we ever went
back there"
"Of course we 60 back there. Heze-
kiah. every time you come to town
and can get hold Of me-
you'd better explain that Aunt Oc-
tavia started the tea room and still
owns 1t and makes money out Of It,
though she rarely goes there, but
sends Freda. the maid, to collect the
profits. And it won't do any harm to
say that when she met you there that
day she decided at once that you
would be proper husband for me.
Any one who reads your book will
want to know that
Hezekiah is always right. So here
endeth the chronicle.
TIE END.