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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
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@eim @eriud, ciuen gSo0gon Der
GOmonOion.9lUenne-Siiie 81 6citei-
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Sarol0 Is. @alfer, ipel9er i'm Some
wooo glpartment-Soliie, an Ger @de
BON G6orles- umO 30. Strobc, pobnt,
ieinen Salt mo iNir5te an Ger @de
pou Saratoga ln0 2ibertu-StraBe in
sic StroBe. @r erlitt ihmer56aite
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9eit. gSie &oli5iit ". ST. W}epers
bonn mittlereu 9iitrift beri1tet be-
ionO iitb DER 8aggon i'm 8abren ais
@alfer 0enielben beiteigen mollte.
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o9osnio" miro morgen crwortct.
Drain fonlmt @littpod.
uSmpcrotor Ooll6cicst a6gcio1-
rem. Sin &ctttngs6oot BON
Dem Dcribwlmocncn 0ompfer
DS. 3. 2uden6ad" aeiunocn
Gic biciigcn @crtrctcr ocs gloro.
ccuiiben 2loD0s, VI. Sdumader &
60, erworteu oen Danpfer 5@loin~
ctna om @}ittpoA in 2ociiit &oiiit.
Gas 5hifi fommt 0ireft bon Nremen
uno bat 722 @oiioaiere fir 9olti-
more an @oro. Gcm o0loin~ folet
oie ,,aonigin 2uiie" nod, Die oa %.
SUM nit 355 @aiioqieren nab 9al.
timore beitiunien &aiiagiren iiber
4biIoocIp6ia bic glusreiic BON 9rea
men ongctreten bat.
n9oSnio" fommt morgen
@}orgcn ooer Gicnitag miro Don
sen 6ieiiQen &ertretcrn ser @om.
blrg. 9lmerifa 9inie Der Ganpier
u9osnia" erportet. Gr bcfon0piih
no6 0ro6tloier 0}clomg om 6rcitog
A}ittog 900 Scemeilen 6itlib Don
6cerihiff bon 9lmbroic Gbamel.
0dS Sdiff brinot ia 3mii6cn0cd
ler uno 5radt.
Gin 9RettunG8boot Der
M2udcnbo @" gefun-
0en.
Gin Gettingsboot, 0os bernut9lib
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acn6o6" ac1Srt, wuroe bonn Donl-
pier ,N}anton3aS" Scr Seen 9orf
lno Cuba GoitOaHpfer @eiell
idoito in 81 @ro0 norOlider 9rcis
te imo IA Grao bel 31' meitlidcr
Sdn9cr aufgcfiid5t. GS 1T bic critic
Spr oes 0ompfers. Der au 10.
Dlai Campo. 6la., ocrloiien 6atte.
Der gcnme 8eitpuuft an oeul 0aS
goot gefunocn ipur0e, mur0e biSber
ilidt eemcloet. 90 ser o2uden6ab"
NIT Ser gan5eu @eioBung lnter9e.
goungen ooer einigc S6eile oellelben
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toniid 5omaiii1eu 2ine nod Seem
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GonpouD~ in Sparroms &oint liA
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stemsn n6rMmmtn.

Der Observation-Disclosures 9lug.
i. Stcn5p BON 9tr: 919, SiiO-Sorris-
9laep, lpluOe aciteri Otrb 9iibter
Smith in Scr oitlidcu %oli5ciitotiou
8u elmer @elOitrnfe bon $25 unO &o-
iteu ocrurtbeilt, iucil cr ieine 6rnt
geiAlagcn 6atte. Stcn5p itanO i6on
DIT mcacn eine5 ioI9en &erac6cns Dor
Dem 9iihter. Seine 6rou be5a6lte
ieOeSmol sic Stroic, 0o9 geltern t6at
iie es nibt itno StcBD miB feline
Straie im @cfdn9iiB a6iiteu. Stem
50 pergcuocte piel @el0 bel Dem Ban
ieiuer 9uftic6iiic. Gr fertiate einige
9lpporotc an, oie iib ieoo6 inmner
biibid oui Dem 9ooen 6ielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

@eiAihte Ser amerifaniiden San,
rcIswirtbi6oft cutlcoigt. SIN Sabre
1910 bcen0ete Oie @cicQi6oft ocn
9}ou bon Orci Characterization,
u&entudian n@eorgion4 uno $50,
noulon~, sic Sen 9hif in 9lniprld
no6men sic ih6nitcn @aufiortei-
idiife unter oneritoniicber 5log9e 5it
icin. @dt Oen mooeruitcr Grrlngen.
i6ofttn ser Sdiifs6oite6nit, rieii.
gen &Hblonla9en sur @ebaaOhng
ser tropii4en 6rii6te aus9criiitct
lm0 cincm 6oiiungSocrn0gen BON ct.
ma 80 aojiiten &oiiogicren moren
ilc melt Die id6niten Gonpier i9rer
&Ioiie.
SIN Sabre 1911 9aben oie @i9ens
tGiimer cine neue 8eiteauug fir mei.
tere s Sbiife oesiclbcn EDpS; Dies
mor Ger 9roBte je gege6cuc 9luftrog
oui eincr omerifoniihen NorO. Ser
nCbioan" miro unter 8iIbrluig BON
GopitGn SSo5n 81. S6ompion non PIN.
eeiteltep Scr 9serit nab gleip gorft
gcbrodt.
Sin 9roBer .Gompfer err
martet
9(m GienItag miro Bier ser groBte
l5rodtoanpicr, ser ic Ben 9altiuo.
rer Soien angclauien Bat erudrtet
IS lit 0ies Der San Seroniuo" Der
on Dem SonoungsploB Der ullnitcO
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ner's @oint anlegen miro. Gas
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100000 6oB &etrolem ous Gam.
pico, Wlerifo. Gs Bat cine S0nge BON
$40 SUB mo gcbt ou0cublidli6 81
SUB A 3oa tici. So6u 3inf, Der @e.
iN1fiSleiter ser 9lsp6alt GompanD,
.6ofit ooB ser 0onpier o6uc S6rpie
rigtciten nod Curtis Greef 6iuctl.
ia6ren fouu ga BORT Ser 9anal 80
6uB So6rDaier Bat
uSmperotor~ bat 1850 4 a +
iogferc
Serr Soicp6 aronoder, Der 6iciige
&erireter Der Som6rrg .9lnterito.Sis
ME, 6ot aus 9lem yorf Oie @litt6ei.
lng bcfommen oos Der Gahlpier
n,Saiperator4 ser Som6urg 9Iperico.
Sinie geiiern oollitdnoig 6eieet ieine
@eiie uad europa ouaetrctcn babe
Gr Bat uidt meuiger ats $3.50 @ai.
ia9iere an @or0 mo 5par $40 in
ser eriien $40 in Der 5ruciten iu0
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auf Dem SMifi. IS lit bic ar0Bie
3a6[ ole Der 9icicuoampier bis6cr
oitu0rts 6ei0roert bot. @ereits a9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

miro Baltimore 0 9an3 Sil s an aOrmn gle
mnem 6ouhGH n
mbr utnro
fdf mica iQn It Is ii an n
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ofun ms Ouc nNt p6nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

Il W1italic0er rn0 @0nncr 0es Scr.
Gins 6a6cn cine b01it toutii6 obgc
foBte GiuIooung 5u9eioaot erbolten
@mDnn Gat &urf.
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Sariou iinoet Sonutaas Socrco.
Gonsert nut eineul auSerleienen BRO
oranlni i'm @mpnl Caf Borf iiott
Ser iiM BON ic Der 6etm gn5Iitum
einer aroBen 9elie6t6eit erireut bot
Sic 9hisiii6ruugcn i'm 6rcicn bietcn
III oieicr @ode elm 6eionocrs o6.
uedjslumqsreiAes &ro9ronn es
treten auf. G6arles 3. Neonar0, $40.
infer, lmO SRI. Selcue 9caie nno
2illim 3icgler nit 5nmoriliilden
9icocrbortrdoen Die 430 ll5r g'ad.
mittaas uuO $50 9l6enO bealnnen
3mn lcbteu Nlale iiibrt mn o ino
9 ll6r 2ieutenant s. 81. Sitdcod BEN.
te ieiue Seniotionsuunmer n9lIroe'
le~ ami cine gonB auBergelpoDnllde
@oriii6rima bonn g9aler @alloeln'
oie 10 groBes gluiie6eu i'm pieleH gro-
Ben Stdoteu glmerita's 1erporgerll'
len bat
Ban g Bore.
Sacre0 GoBerte oes 9aD Sbore
Q}orf 0rbpiters mprOen hente 9{ddls
ndttaq ino ql6cnOs ii6er cine slnile.
6lngsfroft oif oos @u6liluml ans.
ii6en oas oen id0nen %arf sum
3iele ieines 9lusfhtgs MAIDEN MIRO.
Sine ouserleiene Secloit piro, na9
Wlarnldn0er glrt 6ereitet i'm Fart'
Neitoirant 5ur 8reu0c Der SelH@er
ierptrt, oie iiir matcrielles %oDleI9e'
ben ctuos 81 t6un miiui9en Sle
Sol3ipoiier 9aOer i'm Gbelapeale
pcripreden qero0e an 9aDSbore, oos
ilb oes 6eitcn Stranoes an oer @op
riibmt, it0rfenOe Gr6olung' Spuen'
toos piro taolidj in oem gcrdnnlaen
Cans @apiQon oos Grcbelter y'aW'
niittaos nno 9l6euOs oalilr lor9en,
ooB Die Singer Eerpiibores oouollI
5ii l5rem Gedtc tonnen
3a6lreide 6ereitS perouitoltete Fic.
nics 6emeiicn, lueld elmer Sellepl9elt
ser 6errliue 2(usilu9sort lld Del Sol-
tinore'S 6anilieu erireilt
pm A. Suli finoet inl *arf eln
groBeS 6eit 5eueuuerf ltatt eoelllo
iieben 9iaar0 S}Gimie &e9eloo1llelL
gsai0cl6iloer ino piclc ouoere Ger
oniigungSorten 0cn 9eildern lir
@criiialmg.
gl6Bnncntcn, bic oc:l 2 Senilden Sorres
lpunDcnirn" nidyt piittiltdl Doct inreael'
maiia er0nItcu, finn gepeiel', osr Office
bnuOn per TclcpBpu pDer lWtNH'w Dl1ts
A..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

Neim IIcberlWreltcn 0es 6obriDcs
ges an Der @de BON 9roB. imO RiOge-
lp-Str. puroe gcitern 9l6enO oer Z
Sabre alte 9lluiu &losmeier BON 9lr.
100, 9iiOgelp.5traBe, bon cipem
9lutomobil oeS Srn. @artin 9o6r
pom 9lt6ol-Seig6ts nieoeraerannt. @r
erlitt GerlcBlmgcn am &opf mo ser
re9ten Scite umo muBte BON Or. Sac.
Is. 9umpfin BON gtr. GAO, Golm6ios
9lue, in @e5anollmg gcnommeu mer-
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

,Sili in @rie6's Barf an Ser &elair
9loao o6acbalteu piro &craiitoltet
wiro oeieS &olfsieit 6auptlddlidD
inn oae aotloIifen oeutider 3unae
inns gI6iidnnutug bon Baltimore mo
llmaeacuo 5llionunea SIT 6riugcu oas
NIT tic altc 6relmoidoit erneuern
uno meme iHlieBen tonnen. Gos 6elt
6cgnnt 2 libr NobulittogS mo en-
set III HOE @benDS.
9lufu0DmeueHer Ntitg Tie.
Der.
Sv ser &eB Sein Stride iiuOet
6eute 9l6eno S llbr ieierIide ghliHa0s
me ncuer Nlitalieoer III Die @ruoer.
ihait ser N&utter BON ser inmermdb.
renoen Siilie iiatt
@ene0iftiner glbt'in . q e
timore.
Serr Ql6t bon Der 9eneOiftiner.glb.
tel IN Seddt Gcutidlauo, wcilte in
Baltimore ais @oit Oes 4aterS Pile.
rms BON ser 9ierje6n 81. 9}otb6elier
Stride 9ereits ieit eingeu 98oden
5olt iiA Der 4rdlot in Sen Der. Stoa.
ten ari. @r 6eianO iid ieitoem in Der
9eueoittiner gr5obtei ct. Ginceuts
in Der Gi0jeie 4|ittsmra6, @ay nn0
fam nad Baltimore, nm in @egIei.
ting oeS @aters 9llerius sic 9unoeSs
Souptita0t 3u beiidlen 9Sie mitge,
tbeilt miro fam 6err 9l6t BON &c
dau tuelder e6emols am 9encOiftis
ncr.Goaegin in 9ionl ais Groiclior
t6atia mar in ipejieller @liiiiou uo4
2lmerito.
Gineu intereiionten &ortrag iiber
Sen 9encoiftiner Sroen, oelien
@riiu0lno uno ieiu iegcusrei6es@ir.
fen md6reno 10 langer Sabrbinoerte
belt 6ei @elegen6eit oes ST. 9la.
men Gereins BON ser @ier5e6n bl.
elot66elier Stride @ater 9leriuS,
ser 9leftor ser @emeinOe. Gie 3u.
6orer 6e5eiotcu i6reu Oonf 0urd leb'
6aiteu @eifaQ
@ot6oliide ltuiberiitdt.
Ser @erpaltlngsrot6 ser fotDolis
idlen llniUeriit1t Bat 6eiHloiien nit
einem aoitenouiiponoe BON $4,000
Elm deniiides 9u6oratorimn fiir Die
9lnitalt erridten 3i laiien-
&otrpnsfeit.
Ser ct. @ouliS Gitter.9ereiu BON
ser III. arcu5 @emeinoe ieicrt 6eilte
iein @atro5iuiuni. Die @litglieoer
0es &ereius tperoen in Der z ll5r.
@leiic acmeinitoitlid sur Gomnui.
Mon gebeu ituo ipdter Dem ieierli.
den 6odomte Inn 1aii ll9r IN Gors
pore beimo6nen. 81 Dem Scltgottes.
oienite peroen iid auA 9eIcgotioren
ser auoercu oeutiAeu tat9olil4eu
9litterpereine eiuiinoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

gielc ociitidc @creine balten bcilte
8eltlidfeiten I'M 6jriiuen
.geiicuo 2ieOcrfraa8 IN u9cn.
ferts 9orf. 0Gi6cntron5"
bciudt ugfOePs gIiOoIe 9iiDcr'
@arfg. Gie idpor3cn Sitter
am 01arpIauo sbore.
gcino6c icocr @crein Oh oroB
oocr Helm oen @erguiiaunaen ooer
lluteritiibuugs3lpede Oieueno. bot es
id5 8ur 9legel gemoht I'M 9miic oeS
lcioer 10 fur5en SommerS elm Ser.
sniigeu eiu set inn 5reien ob5u9al-
ten. su n9entert' S @arf" inter Den
id)attiqcn altcn Giden meroen ii@
bcute Ole 0htglieoer 0eS 0@eltcno
Sieoerfron3" tumneln. Shon ieit
iucbrcren @o6en lit oos 6eit.Gomite
on Der 2lrbeit. I'M Die n0tbigcn &or
bereituneeu 5u treffen. IS bat unter
cer 2eitine Oes @rdiioenten Sitlnts
gSobler beionoere glniirengun9en &c.
modt em @roeronm auf8uiteaen,
oos lid geuoiden bot ino irgeno Ell.
nc lonaweiIiee Nlinute ousidlieBt
9ie ein5elneu gtummeru oes @ro.
qrammes entbalten lle6erroiduluen,
Die Dorber nidt perrotben peroen
0iirfen. 9Sroiiocnt 8oblcr bat oos
5eit.Gomite beolftroat, fir Qutcs
ggetter 81 iorgen un0 oa fam nan
erparten, Dab es Ficuic gctter erIter
SunlitGt iein miro.
gger 6eiite einen ilrgemiitbliden
itno aeniiBrei6en gla6mittoe DcrIc.
ben mill, Dem fam nlr 9crotben
mer6eu. Iib nit aino uno acgel nod
Dem ,.giioelS0lioole. Riper-%ort" gu
beaeben. Doiel6lt bdlt Der @ciong
berein .ei6cnfran5~ ein sroBes 6o.
milienfeit ne6it CONCERT, welDes per.
ipridt, iib 81 elmer lirgellllig''Wel
g(ffairc 8r peronitolteu. g1Ift llllr
ntulifaliide @eniiie, ionoern alld)
lciblibe meroen ben 8eiuAerlI geoo'
ten peroen.
GuS 3iel Ser O1itglie0er 0eS Sr'
oens Der idwor5en 0fitter. lit Der
M2orDIon0 Shore. Dieielbeu meroelI
lire @Gitc aufs 9lneene6mite unter'
Doltcn. Sir Sic ainoer peroeu al
lerlei Spiele orrdngirt pcroeh ebens
io fiir bic Grpo4iencn-
Sine 6anliIien gicluiion bdlt ooS
Gairniount Gouclop glr. 37S,"
bonn perbciierten 0rocn 0er Septo'
lcpbet melhenl Dielc Deuti6e an9cs
66rcn III .WtilIcr 8 &urf. liner.
mioah bo6en ole palpiorrougcure
6ronf audta, glrhon uno SSilion
". Nlein monenlong gcarbcitet ult
Sic n6tbigcn @orDcrcitugcn 10 at
iicficn ooB ocr Griolg oes 5eltcs
I6ou bon porn5erein aeiidcrt III VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

Gas Baltimore 9teit gtr. 81 oes
vOrOenS Der Orioles 6ielt in ieinem
Seim an Der @de bon Baltimore uno
@ocaitroBe cine Geriammllng. @rd-
iiocnt So5n 4. @orner iiibrte 0cn
&oriib imo Sefrct0r Sorrp 9. g9el6
oaS &rotofoa. Gie Iouienoeu Sc
iddttc pllrOen raid epeoiat. Sin
neues Nlit9lieo mlr0e ouigenonmen
inO iic65ebn oorgeiblagen. 90. s..
9Inaclmicr, S'oriiber Oes Counties fiir
Nlittel uno @egc. 6eridtete, oaB oaS
iiebtc %icnic Oes gteits I'M 2ouie Oes
Slli IN @rieb's Farf All ser 9clair-
9looo o6oe6oltcn weroen miro. So6n
s. arcin &oriibGr ocs 19f4-GonDen.
tionssGomites, bcri6tcte, ooB cr tag
LID 3ui6riiten BON onoeren aiswdr-
tigcn gleiiern befonlnt mona1 81
iflieBcn it, ooB cine 0erpoltige PIN
5abl Orioles" ser Gonpention i'm
september t0ieies Sa6reS in @olti.
more bctuobncn uerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

ScidcuDerinRot $50.
Scr Bette I'M 2anos. 9lbIumt narauiirt.
Ger imcrnc Nnicu fir Sic Ut 9Sm.
Gupi--fht Cunlitdteu, auf bic sic itDlj
icu idnncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
@On idJucrem @crOadjt acrciniat.

6on0G &c. g.. q. Suni.-@e-
orge @. &otter, ser reibe 6ormer,
welber eeitern inter ser 9(niduIoig-
ung Der onoebli6en Gbeilnobme an
Ger @rntoroung ieines gIobborsSobn
g9orrett, 0erboitet worOcn mar, mir.
DC beute glodntittog 6ci ieinenpe9cr-
h0r Dor 9ti6ter Su66orO ouf freien
Sub geiett. Seine 6citnobme folg-
te eincm u@eitdn0niB~ eines ieiner
2(r6citer.
9ei Dem belitigen @crb0r erfldr-
te scr 9lr6eiter 2cpiS &oo6, ooB me-
ser er nod Softer iih 8itr 3eit Der
Mor0t6at in Ger g(d6c bon 8orrett'S 8
S9obmmg beflmOen. Ger Jfidtcr
Dcriii9te oorouf6in oie 6reiIoiiung
9}ottcr's pcgen Mtau9ePs s an 9cwcis
materials.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28
8nm 3Olleinne6mcr ermanmt.

SS oibington 81. SUM.
9Srdii0ent @ilion ernonnte beiiteSrn.
Ser6ert 6. Gontinas gum 3ollcinne6-
mer fir oen Giitrift BON gSeit-Ser-
mont.
Gage Dor Ocr g(biabrt pareH i0nlmt
li6e%lGtc ou5perfouit mo me0r ais
100 Geiicllitige mliBten o6geipieiel
ucroen. 9ci Der 2l6ia6rt OeS pSSiu-
pcrotor~ 6otteu iih R6dbungsmciie
1000 @erionen oui Dem &ier ciuge.
iunocu, nm ole 9I6iobrt OeS Sdiifes
an ie6en
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SObuiuu Der siegcr.

@luran, Der n6uffmnna ser gSei-
fcu", iciuen 1leiiteridaftS.Sitcl.
II @iele Samen onS Ben 6Odliten
fron5aiiidcn @eie0idaftsfreiicn
wu6uten Oem Sample 6ei.
@ortS, 27. Slmi - Sad 5obn-
iou ser 9Ieger.alopfiehter, lit nod
INNER Ser S6pergeuihtS Olciiter.
i6oits-6 6auitfdmpfer ser gelt '5n
einem 6eiBeu &ohpie i'm 6iciigen
&eloorome G'Siper iegte er obne
S1pierigfeiten ii6er 6rauf @loron
bon @its6urg. @}oran 5ei9te iid
ie6r ogareiiiu umO bepies, OoB er
@}ut6 uuo 9lus0aner 6cii6t Gr aes
panu iidb Diele 6rclmOe
So6nion's ii6erlegeues tecbnilbeS
aonuen gemonn i6m Sen Sieg
Pm S6luiie OcS 20 9iln0eu nab.
rcuoeu Samples 6hltcte @lordn ans
g9inoen an ser &oie mo uuter 0en
liufen 9luge. So6niou ipor Oagegen
poaig unperie6rt ge6lie6eu. &d6.
reno ser lebten 93unOen mar 0loran
00aig in So6nion's SnuO gege6en.
@r iiirdtete oiien6ar ieOen ghigen
Bid Sen g&nodout" S6log 81 em'
piongeu uno flommerte iih Oo5er
pieliab on So6nion an mas in Der
gepoltigen 3uiGoucr5o6l a6idQigc
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9lieeu pieoer6olie @erweiie BON Dem
&eierenten uno @libioQens.2leuBe-
rimqen BON ser 0lenge
Su ser 3ui6oueri1oar beimoen
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Oarlnter cine 9ln3a6l bon &ertrete-
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CHAPTER XII.

Sara WrandaiI Finds the Truth.
Sara had kept the three Wrandalls
over for luncheon.
my DEAR" said Mrs. Redmond
Wrandall, as she stood before Hetty's
portrait at the end of the long living
room, 81 must say that Brandon has
succeeded in catching that lovely little
something that makes her so-what
shall 1 say?-so mysterious? Is that
what l want? The word is as elusive
as the expression"
Subtle Is the word you want;
mother" said Vivian. standing beside
Leslie, tall, slim and aristocratic. her
hands behind her back, her manner
one Of absolute Indifference. Vivian
was more than handsome; she was
striking.
There isn't anything subtle about
Hetty," said Sara, with laugh. She's
quite ingenious"
Leslie was pulling at his mustache.
and frowning slightly The sunburn
on his nose and forehead had begun
to peel off in chappy little fakes
Ripping likeness, though" was his
"Oh, perfect" said his mother
Really wonderful. 1t will make Bran
don famous"
"She's SO healthy-looking," said
Vivian.
English" remarked Leslie, as II
that covered everything.
Nonsense" cried the elder Mrs
Wrandall, lifting her lorgnette again
Pure, honest, unmixed blood, that's
what it is. There is birth in that
| girls face"
You're always talking about birth
mother" said her son sourly, as he
turned away.
Its good thing to have" said hi:
mother with conviction.
fits an easy thing to get in Amer
ica," said he, pulling out his cigarette
case.
1t was then that Sara prevailed upor
them to stop for luncheon. "Hetty al
ways takes these long walks in thu
morning, and she will be disappointed
if she finds you haven't waited"
"Oh, as for that" began Leslie ant
stopped, but he could not have beer
more lucid if he had uttered the sen
tence in full.
why didn't you pick her up ant
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garden, he heard loud shouts and
roars of: Murder! Oh, heavens!
Help! You're killing me! Murder!'
1T was the work of an instant for
Lecoq to vault the crumbling fence.
tear through the weedy garden, and
thunder at the door of the mysterious
house.
"A young girl appeared
What's wanted?' she asked 20
litely.
81 heard dreadful cries and yellA.'
painted LecoQ. Tell me what IL
wrong!'
THE young gill blushed and an.
swered with an embarrassed air:
well, sir, if you must know, mas
putting a patch on pas trousers and
he's got 'em on.
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FELT SHE HAD BEEN FAMILIAR
Horrible Discovery by Mrs. Flint Had
Considerably Disturbed Fer
Composure.

Ellen Terry, the famous English
actress, tells this story:
Mrs. Flint came home from call
one day in such a disturbed condition
that it was evident that tears were
not far in the background. Her hus-
band gazed at her inquiringly for a
moment but she made haste to ex-
plain before he could advance any
questions.
WILL said she, am so morti
fed that 1 don't know what to do
"'Whats up, little one" Mr. Flint
inquired flippantly.
81 have just been calling on Mrs.
Boutelle. You know her husband,
Major Boutelle?'
Yes
"'Wen, l just learned today that
Major isn't his little at all. Major
is his first name.
"'Why, sure it is. I've always
known that What Is there SO morti-
flying about it?'
Nothing Mrs. Flint answered.
with a groan. only that I've been
calling him Major" every time I've
met him for the last six years.!
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ThGHOllOW
BIZ : Of Her Hand
George Barr MoCutCheOn

ask me to tell you, for I cannot IL
am so happy in knowing that you love
me, and that you still love me after
l have told you how mean and shame
less l was in deceivtng-'
He drew her close and kissed her
full on the trembling lips. She gasped
and closed her eyes, lying like one in
swoon. Soft, moaning sounds came
from her lips. He could not help feel
ing vast pity for her, she was so
gentle, SO miserably hurt by some
thing he could not understand, but
knew to be monumental in it's power
to Cypress.
Listen, dearest" he said, after
long silence; Il understand this much,
at least: you can't talk about it now.
Whatever it is, it hurts, and God
knows l don't want to make it worse
for you in this hour when l am SO
self1shly happy Time will show US
the way. 1t can't be insurmountable.
Love always triumphs. l only ask
you to repeat those three little words,
| and l will be content Say them"
Il love you." she murmured.
There! You are mine! Three
little words bind you to me forever.
will wait until the barrier is down.
Then l will take YOU
| The barrier grows stronger every
day." she said, staring out beyond the
tree-tops at the scudding clouds. ct
never can be removed
Some day you will tell me-every-
thing?"
She hesitated long. Eyes, before
God, Brandon, l will tell you Not now,
but-some day. Then you will see
why-why 1 cannot" She could not
| complete the sentence.
Il don't believe there is anything
you can tell me that will alter my
feelings toward you," he said firmly
THE barrier may be insurmountable
but my love is everlasting"
Il can only thank you, dear, and
love you with all my wretched heart
You are not pledged to some one
else?"
NO"
That's all 1 want to know" he said
with a deep breath. Il thought i
might be-Leslie.'
mo, MOI" she cried out, and he
caught note of horror in her voice
Does he know this - thi:
thing you can't tell me?" he demand
ed, a harsh note of jealousy in hi
voice.
She looked at him, hurt by his tone
Sara knows" she said. There il
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Go Deeper Tor Plumbaqo.

In the plumbago district Of CeyloD,
the supply near the surface has bea&
practically exhausted, and the MINE
owners in going deeper are confronte4
with the water problem, which thoy
now recognize means the installation
of modern machinery, including pow.
erful pumps. The picturesque will be.
come a matter of memory, for buckets
and hand pumps operated by coolie IL
Dor will be discarded. Plumbago II
the most important mineral export
from Ceylon, and more than half OF
the total output comes to the United
States