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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-23
The People and the Courts.

"One or two of our state papers are
again raising their voice for the aboli
ton of the grand jury system. Lately
the system OF side judges was under
attack.
ASIDE from the merits of the case,
in the side Judges and the grand Jury
the people have the only vestige of
control of the county courts. In 9th
e. essential respects, the people have
no direct voice, no power in this re-
spect.
I'm view of the movement all over
the country for the judicial recall,
popular election of judges and other
measures tending to emphasize the
peoples control OF their courts. we
would ask, without arguing the
question on either side, is it not a
trife queer that we of Vermont
should go to the opposite extreme,
and abandon what little power over
court procedure we now possess?-
Burlington News,
The Messenger finds it impossible
to follow The News in its contention
that a removal of the side Judges
from the county court bench and the
abolition of the grand jury system
would be depriving the people OF
their power over the courts.
The Messenger entertains the opin-
ion, and it does not think that it is
"A mistaken one, that the people are
represented pretty effectually in the
court room by the II men in the box
Someone has said that the greatest
advance in freedom came when the
jury system was hit upon, and it is
statement hard to contravert.
AS for the grand jury, it is the peo-
pie, but no more the people than is
the petit jury. There is much to be
said on both sides as to the utility of
the grand jury but its abolition could
not he fought on the ground that to
do away with it would be to deprive
the people OF a control over the court.
plodes such a claim.
The assistant judges are elected by
the people The real judges are elect
ed by the peoples representatives in
the general ASSEMBLY,. So far rs the
worth of the assistant judges in the
court room is concerned it cannot be
truthfully said that it amounts to
much. In a real sense it is subject
of jest among the electorate and
seems to be an unnecessary survival
of the past
Assistance judges cannot be expected
to be OF much use on matters of law
Indeed a real respect for their lack
of legal education probably dictates
to nine out OF every ten of them that
it would be presumptuous, and dan
gerously so, for them to seek to adj
wise the judge on such matters. Their
advice may be worth something in
certain matters where information as
to local conditions is needed, but
they are not by any means the only
| avenue of such information open to
| the court.
SO the question: of whether they
| and the grand jury system shall be re
| tanned does not depend on whether or
not the popular control of the trial
courts shall be. retained, for such a
question is hot in issue at all. So
| long as the petit jury sits and a man
| is tried by his peers the people rule
in the court room. This jury is one
of the prime bulwarks of our freedom
and will not be imperilled, and while
it is not it is idle to borrow trouble
about those other things.-St. Al
bans Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-23

Henry Ford, maker of the famous
Ford automobiles, scores the Ameri-
can get rich quick, by selling war
munitions crowd in "A statement in
which he says: 81 could today make
vast sums from warfare if | chose,
but it would be better to die paup-
or than that anything ] have helped
to make, or that any thought, word
or act of mine should be used for the
furtherance of this slaughter"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-23
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There 10
only one way to cure deafness, nId that is
by constitutional remedies ID eafness 10
caused by an infamed condition Of the mu-
cons linihg of the isuatachian Tulpe. When
this tube Is infiamed you have a runbling
sound or Imperfect hearing. and when II IS
entirety closed Deafness is the r, suit. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken ont
and this tube restored To its normal eondi-
lion. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an infamed condition
of the mucous surfaces
We win give One Hundred Dollars Tor any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrhJ that
cannot be cured by Hairs CAtarrh Cure.
Send for circulars. free.
/ y. ] CHENEY & CO, Toledo. ohio
I Sold by Druggists. 75c.
! Take Halls Family Pills for conati. ,ation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-23
Monday. August %, 1915.

Editorial
Isn't it little strange that the
wise smokers-out of senatorial as
piration never even mentioned the
name of Charles w. Gates.-Rutland
Herald
Undoubtedly he will have the cor
dial support of Sandy Daniels.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21

Siu. fsrner. Got 10 in 5enrb WlOrfes
llnterabthsilung ON Der Wdlfer Stras
Be, (Steuer so; ST.
Names Sscar grolpn an Sdmuel
5ibssrolb. % BEL 60 s5ub an Der
Weitfeits Der Belts Strabs, (Sieue,
50t); $500.
sSOIspb Dsgamp. per Sheriff an
pbpebs groipn, 20 BET 150 CUB on
Der Nsitfsite Der Aiiffner StraBe in
aodlanb, (Sieu.r $500; $24S0.
6enr6 CLAUS an gonrob CLAUS. 33
BEL 100 s5ub on Der geeinnon Stros
BE. bsitsbsnb aus Got as IN grpant
une 5reppr's llnternbfheiIuns in
Guirmount, 81.
pbiaip Gfeneer an JObn Stem
asr. 46I100 glder 9anb in Sstticn
81 in WliIlcreel 9oDnfbip. [Steuer
500: 81.
s}oFsph Sisbsnburgsn an Solspb
Sisbenburesn Sr. sin Stiid eanb an
Mubbb Greet pifs in Settion 13 in
0reen 3oiunibip. 81.
emiIn .. pbelan, Grer'r. an
9eorae z. at6rer, 81 Jub an Der
Siiieits pon 1rcp 4psnu, IN 9ltns
bale, (Stsuer 81; $3.50.
Southern Obio SapiEes 8nnt 90.
an Balentin. MObI. Got Rc. 128 bon
Der Hoirfor llnterobibei!ung, (Steuer
Soc; $315.
@iniam Surrb an 2iba Belle Siq.
bic ipeifli6sn 80 5ub Oon Got 30. 26
bon pster 3iun's lluterabi5silung BEL
4nberiun's sSsrrn, 81.
Benjamin getniiein OIL Subn unb
gharlss aoIomerss, 16 Eel 100 SUB
an Der geiiieite BON Central @ptnut.
123 5ub n0rbIia Der 8. Strabe,
(Sieuer S6): 81.
Benjamin 9ernitsin an DO, 16 Bel
100 }uB. 60 iSuB fiibli9 bon Der
giidmonb Strubs unb 100 iyub tpefts
lid pom Central 4psnus Iiesenb, 81.
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te germ gsisben, bab bic Ysiben Elm
paar piirben. Das Marieden bdttI
bod Ieidter. weinte sr, tptuns IN m
Stubt idms, bS brau1s ss bod midi
10 bart gu drbeiten. dls ipenns 'ner
Bauer beiratbe. Dem 10 N 9nutr iel
bod fHleHter bran. als feline Ohisi,
bic er i'm Stale iteben babe. Uiiiie ar
beiten uon Wonsens iriib. iptnn bis
Siuotleute nod lanse in ben Jdoern
ldgen. Bis Gbeubs ipGt in bic 9dft,
unb manf1mal niiiiIe er f6on ipieber
aus BEN Bette, fpenn er iih taum nis'
berselsst, unb bic Soien fuieber angie
ben, bic diif BEN Gtuble nod bdumels
ten bonn 4us5ieben. Tas lei Sem oodI
aud elm 6unbsleben. limb Elm Dliiler
iei juit nod iibIer bran. Der babe
au,] nidt saa unb gdat git5enIang
Rubs unb lei inimsr i'm 6ei3irr, unb
on ben aunbsn fsi ni6ts mehr Su pros
fitiren, bic nGbnsn on. man mdble ibs
nsn umionit unb eebe nod wlshl eo5n.
Wenn iie elm hdtb Mdltsr 8r:d in bic
giibls brGften, bann lpoIlten iie od<
Don fiinf Simriet Nlebl BADEN uno
bsrslsi6en. Mit BEN 9anoeI eiHss ss
eben drd nidt. Den gausrn Hiiiiis
man bic Jruht raisnb tb,uer 5s5ablsn,
unb Ulsbl pplIe Rismdno tdufsn. unb
ipenn man aud, pertaufe. odnn isi tstH
9elb oa, unb 10 bans; man iein 9elo
berum, unb betomms mod ben yndel
poI ge5drtt. ipenn mon nab Sdbr urio
5aa mul sinforbsre. Die Dslt iplroe
INNER ihlsdtsr, bic Ssute bstrogen sis
nen I'm Sab unn Out uub matten ii5
nimmsr Elm @eipiiisn bapdus. llnb
man Tel bod aud eos Stine iptrtb,
unb Dasen uub Gefdirr toitsten ebens
falls @elb. llnb tpenns nun gar nod
5ries sGbs. bdnn frieee nan bag 3als
polI@olt unb iperbs gum drmsH Wann,
man mose iib ffinotn unb plusen, ME
man pols. Wis babe ss oagssen ein
@eOm.isr 10 gut. 90 elmer Oercisns
Iein @elb nit Wiibisesb,n, uno bruus
DE iib BEL Der arbeii nidt 81 grhibsn.
Bon bsnen seIts nitt, oab iie i'm
Strpeib. ibres 9fnssiihts tbr grob
siisn Iouten. Sm anfdngs giHge es
lpobI manhmdI Elm gisdsn tnapp, bis
Il. angsItelt ieisn. abty bdnn bstiel iis
aud i6r Ghdf9sn i'm 3rodEtu uno
bolien oas 8rob beim Bidder unb
fpHbten uimmer, ipie pisI Sb'Deib es
ioits, bis es 70 ipeii fsi. llnO 10 cine
9eomsiersfrau bate rein gar riGts gu
ibun, bi. babe tsine Eub 81 msIieE unb
tein gieb gu fiittern, bas ibdten anDere
Qeute. Tes Ulorgens iisbe iie duf,
ip.nH bic Wdgb lGnsit ben aafies gss
tOtt, unb iebe bic S,oHHs nimmer uufs
oebn, unb bann babe f, uibts 81 ibgn.
aIs ii9 an5usiebsH, unb rutiht ogf
BEN ganapee berum uno perbe Dom
Rihtsibun miib.. 3tnH Spiunsn ober
Siriten Idids fa Hiat fir 70 ne
iyrau, bas pnfis Hur FIT gauers.eutt.
llnb re brau6e IsiHsr Singer irumm
gu MAIDEN. benu ibr Ulunn Oerbisne ic
GsIb pie Seu. lIno 10 CUTE sugs ipoIIs
er isinem Marisasu germ ipiinfhen.
g isi 10 gut seasu ibu. bub ss iis Ders
biene. 2lbsr nit BEN Sepmstsr babeim
isis bod cine siseus Sd@s, unb CT tpifs
fs nidt rs4t, ME sr nit Jpn bran lei.
(Sortissung fplgt.)
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nxSsissHtbsmsib sibertrasnnsen

eineinnati. 20. glpriI.

ssoispb 20. 9eaagroir an Sugp
Ruemmsls, Sbeil DON Cot % in Cfi
gipruoob Spnoitai unisrobtbeiIung,
CStsusr SOC; 81.
Mareius q. grOipn an G5ds. W.
Cams. Cots 80 uRb SO IN acme 6. II.
.. aH'H. llutsrub.beiIuns, (Steusr
$3.50: 81.
Wartius 9. grOpn an g. 9.Spens
Ger, Got 81 unb Sbsd ron Got SO in
oerisIbeH llnterabtbsiIune. 81.
sSrfo. M. Batter an Gilbert 9rob,
Got l6 in 6. e. g5erlole's stpsitsr
llntsrabtbeiluns in Wlobifonpils,
(Stsutr So; 81.
We5arlan R.aItp 60. an GlOrenet
g. ausr5e. 90 Jub an Granb apsnue,
bsitebeH6 dus Got 60 in zbomas M.
Sadfon's Ru4Iub. (Steusr s1.5O;
81.
sSuitine 9bi,m an bic gtabt Gins
cinnati. sbsiI Don 2ot 140 in auuipls
toms llutsrabtbsiIuns an Sprins
grODe apsuus Sl2,100
Die prOpibsnt Sapings 3. II. z.
SO. sruIiee on Grocer 3. WaintseH.
buuab, Got 159 IN wlobiirn qlaes
llnterabtbsiluna. (Sfeuer 50r); 81.
4bbis g. Synsaas on Gnnnp q.
2ebmer Il. QRb., Got 3 In Der Mhirs
Iiser llnterabt5.iIung DON Der Sngaas
6umeitsoo ouf OF MaInut 5iIIs,
(Steuer SD; S17, 900.
5oparb g. 8urliter u. anb. an
So.. bdsisIbe gissntbum, (Steusr $4);
$500.
Die gittor Sns9t 60. an 5erbis
narb asufsr. eOts 8, 7, 8. 9 unb 10
in sSoIs unb 9arton's llntsrabthsis
lung an Barton GtraB., (Steusr 81;
$1,000.
Dora Shobun an ebtporb 8. gldus
iina, 80 bei 150 5uB an Der meiiisits
BON Boubinot abenus,( (Stsuer $1.5O I;
81.
SOpbio GuaiDun on 5ermine q.
Deutfd, 80 BEL 282.54 i5ub an Der
Oitftit. bon Bilion 2fDenue, fsrner
80 bei 271-s4 auB an Der Sftfeits
bon DiIfou 9lo.uus, (Stsuet so; 81.
emma 8dlBsI an Soiepb o. 1ers
m. 80 BEL 156 Jub an Der Oftfeits
BON ffrances apenue in GbeDiot,
(Steusr 81; 81.
eltsdbetb Wsper an Grant unb
Gorrit aoubd. Got A IN Wrirgs 5psi,
ssr iiHssrssi9Glsns BON prsspsss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
- Ga, .rnasns Ia sussn sas .iinnnaI.I usLissai.:

has winisrp.tisr. aus bsTnIelbsn
grunos fi.b aud bi, JtlparInst ibtsn
gebatf aus ben 5situnssporrdttsu srs
sdn,en.
3aOurd, In elm abptittn Dsn bst
Reaa entfidnbtn, bds iih ipditr tdden
mubie. Gs fanin bo5u bic Uiohe
Der rufiiihsn @efnngenen. Shr unters
faIf muBie aus benz Aeit Der yors
ritbs initbeitriiien fperfeu. Jnmsr
mob mare 3tit seipeien, cas fsbufut.
tia nafgntfaB ausifoutnbs Yr5empIl
Der Wonord,ie al erbdlisn. dbtr bic
arohs gnrpaibsnoifsnlf5s sbfe GnD.
5anuat an alien Stslsii ob. 9lut
bier paren BIZ bsbniieuDen S1fuitrigs
i,iien bts @ebirgsfri,ses burt ben
fiir bic Ruiisn aiiHiiissn WiHter siit
sur g.rldnainmung Der Sperdtionsn
stpiuaerbes Woneni etfrorben. 60
mnBts i'd, bds Sdidiol prssInpfls
srfiinen. 8as grefties Der Ruiftu iDirb
fidl ndmentlih bti ben Rsutrditn tr'
t6ttn. Sisrmit mirb a6sr iDobl Der
1riimmerbnufsn seriprtnster Merle
unb b.moliert.r @sidubs gu tbeusr
sr.ouft isin. liir bic 0efangsnnab'
me Der Don Gnibsbuinseu fart be-
brdneten Qtrtbsibis.r bdbsn mir nas
tiefiie WitnefiibI.
SelomdrIfla er5htrsog Drisbrith
Eat bic belbsnmiiibias Wsrt6eibigung
ber fslfuua burh eintu bticnoefsn
armeebsfthI asebri unb iis Elm bdusrns
bes RubmssbIntt br 5iterrsitiihsnns
oarif@en arme ssnannt. aut IN
Seuiidllano tpiyb man bic 3bdttn bes
aommdnbnnten. Otnerol Der s5nfdns
ierie ausmansi unb bss lruppsnioms
munbnnien Observation-Disclosures ..
5omnTp fotpie Der sanSsn gefosuns
nidji pereeFsn. 9ebters beiiuEp aus
Der Deri6iser 6pnpsbbipiiion. aus
eaiisiiGsr Qonbpshr, unanriifen uub
nieseroiterreihiIfem aonbiiurnl, To-
pie aus Wisnsr 5situnssaiiae'is uno
unsurifden iSsiiuHssdrtiasrisforHiu
tionsH,
Dtn ftanb am absnb b,s Wlcns
taas, ais bic arnusrnahridt anlanas
ie. ipis e nur natiirlidi In, siemlih
ertmnbar unisr ibrem GinfluB. .tm
Gjsiprdf fpieeslis fi6 Der Gruli fe.
Gage pieber, dbsr ss febIts aut niht
on aeuberunam Der enifhlohtHheit
fir bic 3uiunii. Sd bette pdbreno
meinsr 5abri burh g0bmeu nnbTldh'
ren iiberaa ben WilleH gum 4usbnrs
rem beiiitiei aefunben. 1ransprrse
iuHasr 5ruppsn, Dorsiieli6 nuscsr'ls
ftet uub fr0bIi6 Finaenb, iibenoe Mdfs
fen.tnhsiisu, snereifGs 5hdtiot,it Der
8dbnbcfspafs iinb tfins 3eihen rsrs
falnbsr G6pd1e. 5art isibsi Geiters
reid llnaarn unter bem Druid BEG
rufiifhen aoIoifss, aber es bat i.'n:
ardfte nod nift ausssIpielt. DIR
friib.re ofterrsi6iih iinrdrifhe
arieasminiiisr General b. Shotrd'h
Gub.ri. oeiiern: .gflles bdnut nunmshr
BON tsr eroben aarpaibenf6ln4 db'.
I'd boffs, fp6hrenb msinss Dsrpsilsrs
i'm Sfterreififh unsdri'&eu GnmDfs
raum baIb GiinIiigss brittsH gu t5n'
non
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@foub m irbfo.

Sungs, biibTfe Doms: Die Wdus
ner fHo mir gsseniibsr isbr gallant.
als i'd gum 9.iipisl n.uli9 in Elm prl-
les Gifsnblbuabibsil siRiiiss. Bat Elm
5err mir iOfDrt i.inen plnb sings'
raumt uno iia Elm aubsr.s gbt6eiI &c,
iadi."
4slt.rs Dame: ~Dns IN nod sur
nidisl @h i9 nRldnsit siniiisg. bds
ben ii9 sIsih Tdmmtlids 6srreH elm
unbsrss 4b!beiI s.Tutt.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
GrnHOeiseattsms '6spstseien
siusetrasem

Glius -. CtuNOtn QH SSetI9l
MATTERS. $1250.
Su9o Ruemmsle on Rortb Gin. 8
II. y. Co.. $2200.
Do. an SOfspl 90. DeeuGrOir
800.
Bernard 9stert OH GImtpDpb glae,
6. II. g. Co., $1,000.
sSpbR e. eniuno on no., $1240.
Winiam Roeiener an bo., $500.
aatis :. Rotisner an ep., $500.
Gotis 7. gu6ondH all bo., S1100
Charles Reufbe an DO, $160.
Sacnb u. Wibes on Soutbern S5ic
g. u. 2. Co.. $1,000.
gldibilba Ssbsn an bD., $500.
sS0on Z. Rice an oo., $500.
aufapette Ddpis an bo., $26c0.
Die 0tm Sbirt 60. an oo., $2500.
Sirab .. Bud an Scuibern Sbic
Sdpings gant Co., $500.
sSpbn 81. 9idman on RYublic g.
II. 3. Co.. $500.
albert GrOb an Cottage 9. II. 9.
ganSrpitb D. Douglas an Son.
tb,rn Sbto SaDtugs gaHt Co.,
$500.
Mnrp gOIser an Sailsp Q. II. 8.
Co.. S1100.
aooIpbus gcrter an WldbiIoH 3.
u. gtp. 2, $3.50.
Sropsr z. Miutisn6oug5 on b.,
S1s75.
George Giablmann on Guemania
8. u. 3. U. Ro. 2. $2800.
Serbinanb 2euIer an grant 81.
2eLen. Reestrsr, ,$1333.4.
qoHes Z. Rsnner an 8oHl Street
3. q. Co., $2500.
@ilIiam $. Dirou an Brighton
German gnnt Co.. $500.
5bomas Warrioit an Reiptoipn 3.
II. g. q. Co.. $500.
sSfnac 20. Stepart on Samss 8.
groipn. $3.50.
eouis Meiubsrs on Peoples Q. u.
e. Co.. $1,000.
gBiIiam Msbsr on SOfu 5obapp,
$3.50.
plinp 81. sSsp.tt an giti,sns 9. u.
&c. 2, $500.
SstDiti G. Wit6elI an part SalI
Blbg. Co., $356.31.
aibn Q. 6in an Clifton qnenus @.
u. 9. Co., S1400.
5rant aouba an Guarantee Depos
1T Co., $1,000.
gDinium u. Mdltsr an MsrcdntiIs
3. u. 9. Co.. S3250.
@etifste 5bppibeien.
iSlpro srsimon an Clinton 8. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
GIiSo r. Wourer on Gitp San 6.
u. 9. 60, $500.
Ssreb. M. gaier on SaiIsb .. Il.
9. Co.. $1875.
@soras Gtnblmann on 2iberaI 6.
II. 3. Co., $3.50.
DO. an aaemania 9. u. Q. u. SO.
2, $1,000.
4iaiam eiisu on Delta 9. u. Co.,
S1200.
Dabib Ridldrbfon an bo.. $3.50.
wlaraarsi 6. 9sdsr an bo., S250O.
Winnie Qaiprsnte an Columbia 9.
II. 9. q. Co., $1,000.
anurd 6. 6irfHausr an q. W.
5orpuot. 5000.
aenes z. Rsnnsr an ganfon ml.
Cooper. 5000.
Do. on Manss 9pnstsp. $500.
DiIIiom 8. 9iron an Brighton
@erman gnni. $500.
Saomds Mdrrioit an Qelptppn 3.
II. g. u. Co.. $500.
glnna g. Durham an bo., $3.50.
0m. R. Gtine an psarl' Morset
Bnnf. $1,000.
aOuis gDsinbsrs an Peoples Q. u.
2. Co.. sl5cA
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gniIIiam Debsr on eliSobstb Bts
bsr. $500.
yDinidm Surrp on 5inunes 6. u.
z. Co.. $1,000.
Tiaiam u. M1lfer an Dlsrcanti!s
.. II. 8. Co.. $500.
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Qnerf.nruno.

Banter: Gin ebrIi9er asrl 1T .r
bod, aHier bur9gebronnter aaifirsr;
er BAT 5pdr 20 MiIe mitssnommen;
aber Die paur 9uHbert, Die sr fiir's
Hd9fte Guartal als 9prf6uB smpF1n-
gen, bat er bsute telsgpop5if4 5uriids
sef1nbt.
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aisber ui@ti

Syr,unoiH: -S.ii br,i 5os.n fam
ID ni9t msbr a'nDisr fpislsn. 10
ihmsrst mid msine Slnb; i6 m5ttr
mai ben ar5t um Ratb fragsn, Der BET
lns i'm 5duis ipobni!"
.Du. i'd fiirdts. Bel BEN Dirb bic
9sbdnbIuns ii4 fsbr in oi, adngs sis.
ben. Gsb' liebr Su sintm dnosrtn,
br sttDos ,ntfsrnier iDobnt.'
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Srffenb.

,Sit bsnn benz Bergbuusr fei bs,
lssten Raufersi ni&t bus 9sbirn Der
Iebt porben91
s8ewabre, Der bdt siIea bombsnii,
Sstta Unpeaffannl1
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g o m pItm e ntc.

grIter Serr (oen nnoern ouf ben
5uB tretenb): ngitte I'M 9er6eibllng
fiir meine uneeidadlid,feit.~
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self-reproach Penrod. warming to his work, felt
safer every moment
"And So" he continued, 81 had 10 sit up with
Aunt Clara She had some pretty big bruises,
too, and | had to-
But why didn't they send for DOCTOR" How
ever. this question was only flicker Of dying
incredibly.
ooh, they didn't want any doctor" exclaimed
the inspired realist promptly. They don't want
anybody 10 hear about it, because Uncle John
might reform and then where'd he be II every
body knew he'd been a drunkard and whipped his
wife and baby daughter?
"Oh" said Miss Spence
"You see, he used to be upright as anybody" he
went on, expanatively At all begun
Began, Penrod.'
"Yesm. 1t all commenced from the first day he
lot those travelling men coax him into the sa
loon"
His clcquence increased with what 10 fed on;
and as with the eloquence so with self-reproach
in the gentle bosom OF the teacher. She cleared
her throat with difficulty once or twice during his
description of his ministering night with Aunt
Clara "And I said to her, Why, Aunt Clara,
what's the use Of tskn so about IL" And
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"Penrod." she said grsvely, what excuse have
you to offer before report your case to the prin-
cipal?"
The word principal" struck him TO the vitals
Grand lnquistor, Grand Kahn, Sultan, Emperor
Gar Cesar Augustus-these are comparable. He
stopped squirmng instantly, and sat rigid.
81 want answer Why did you shout those
words at me-"
well" he murmured, 81 was just-thinking~
Thinking WHAT" she asked sharply.
81 don't know"
THAT won't do"
He took his left ankle in his right hand and
regarded it helplessy
THAT won't do. Penrod Schohed" she repeat
ed, severely. "If that is all the excuse you have
TO offer ! shall report your case this instant"
And she rose with fatal intent.
But Penrod OF those whom the preci-
pice inspires. "Well, have got excuse
"Well"-she paused impatiently is it,"
He had not idea, but he felt one coming and
replied automatically. in plaintive tone.
81 guess anybody that had been through what
had to go through last night would think they
had an excuse"
Miss Spence resumed her seat, though with the
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was surprised and dsplcased TO receive no answer,
although 20 the best Of her knowledge and beliet
he was looking fxedly at her. She repeated her
question crspIy. without visible effect, then sum
moned him By name with increasing asperity.
Twice she called him. while al his fellow pupils
turned to stare at the gazing boy. She advanced
a step from the platform.
"Pcnrod schoheld!"
ooh. my goodness" he shouted suddenly
Cant you keep still minute?'
Miss spence gasped. So did the pupils The
whole room filled with a swelling, congomerato
"O-o-o-o-h,'
As for Pcurod himself. the walls reeled with
the shock. lie sat with his mouth open, mere
lump Of stupcfaction. For the appalling words
that he had hurled at the teacher we're as mex
plicable O. him as to any other who heard them.
Nothing is more treacherous than the human
mind nothing else so loves to play the lscarot
Even when patiently bullied into a scmblance Of
order and training it may prove but a base and
shifty servant And Penrod's mind was not his
servant; IL was a master, with the April winds
whims; and 10 had just played him diabolical
trick. The very jolt with which he came back TO
the schcoroom in the midst Of his fancied fight
Jared his day-dream utterly out Of him; and he
sat, open -mouthed in horror at what he had said
The unanimous gasp Of awe was protracted
Miss Spence. however, finally recovered her
breath. and. returning deliberately to the plat
form. faced the school. and then, for little
while" as pathetic stories sometimes recount,