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hofIen. actual Wealth and actual power.
CCSSpI6HT l0l5,l6Y NUpiCEAI, Al

> . . . ~ : q
hof1en actual wealth and actual power
The m1fnurs Of the peopIs, vague.
indefinite had from, tlRe3ea aReekesn
audible at the open door Of the Erlnd:
entrance. orv-r :.
o1 TS.y s,saFsq ,ors byarss,hspa I;$
ace steps, i darR.- d1Sss mass. Tbs.
soldterS werS mot sReT Fdi oppose,
them. With steeL ,riThe soldiers yEPre;
themselves Of the people. Moreover;
they lad lad email CAUSE F6t loyalty.
to theG king zndaepart pta Gretzhoren:s
They we're " paid and ~ governed, !.
Z; The people lacked leadership Count
Frederick had hinged! hfe, SnSr tlEns:
d action npeusUps svear-thsnpdhi9!
disgrace Of the kins-zPqdi HAT eSent5
had not occurred !: Z
He trowued as he siGoG fookihgou
over the dense 'ptaAs Gdch filled the;
streets. Even shey beEsR r;9l feel, al.
most in spite 'of hfriSely. Some sort ot'
4 vague pity, for 4Hess2lasE. 9qTR4rstes5
O stin o,.E the q t56Iis d the 2 sal4iIlss
spd ireeds rose t6S lGta H6tSeli1ss of
the mob. strange s91 Asar impossible!
TO describe. = s,oN ar {
King Michael heard RI sound. Al1s
heard 1t ithla Toie1 StjiGs. pe6piS. as,
yet undecided. rThs ddRga iface3pVled51;
terror smote home, Hpep ibis, SQul.E
The courage Of tis usual alcoholic
stimplant being tonight dsnled~Aims
hts Feak pefy ds6eSvsSayEA : {
He'saw Count frederick. now req
turning ~ ING yAlpn, tfPh GtB9 Efeat}t
EItraDGefd6Nrf Fbo'laGtrLS&A tfeter@rr
ror on his monarch'g. tace, and ,EeS9g.c:
mixed On tie Instant tae- oppoftuftty
Tor himself to strengthen HIS own 20:
pition III. 4hS. HpS,s hood Hracssi 22H!>
Your majesty" exclaimed the astute
'uob1eman, nov advancing and offering,
CHS hand. stoFgiTe mel Iiwas IL fault
today tn'lmS c0nduct4to4ard yoYr,pa.
testy. Txas-bait s. mad Jest ot:ns
: oU;F1c Give me- but,r opportunity to-,
prove my loyalty to you person Raa
our. country. and you shall not MD
mo 1aeEsaS%, The peop!s are abopEgugI
-yek u Rue-there iis danger Ss9
revolt, Of evdlution. shall NOT a
temp dsl5 that; but give ma leSsssI
70 ha19 hem. your majesty. Gs stiI
p16mis asafety. promise SefSb8
sendF tksfasAay. &Ms;si
!S-RousaF9t664ed my trknd. titt3
couhS FssdeAS e1claln med 8 4
yoE cdi6si seems tlSss
your own SeTes ION. but 4ispetse fAsE1
-zdiepersSj6eE" Ss5sjj
n Count FssSr 11hastsned to AFl
Sdress thS ps6rfss wRa 10 + halted. nd
certain 'ss q eEovs text to maEsaI
His own agents had bee among thu
-llsnovvft -1Rffs 'oynr4
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Continued from Saturday.

Your majesty" said she. turning
upon him SO dazzling smile as would
have made any man forget all else,
TT was nothing II was but a small
favor would have sent your majesty
TO SHOW, the acknowledgment OF my
own country. since your majesty has
dons such honor to me tonight. Per
hapg someone in my humble mepaSs
has been untaithful-ti so. It was !blt
small loss after all. II your majesty
Will forget It and give me . few added
days OF grace. I will sxplain--I will
Try again, hope with greater for
tune"
gMichaeI was ready enough 10. agree
to anything which would bring back
to his society this dazzling young crea-
tnre who stood beside him. ar
livery we'll. mademoiselle." said he
Fas you Like"
As certain relief was telts dy aa ceuE
eerned, as now he turned md made
{ sign to the leader Of the orchestra
Who stood. baton poised. III
.'with Us, exceIlenza?+ The king Of.
iered his arm. The king and the
young American. OF whose origin no
knew, and apparently cared TO know,
nothing whatever. we're The observed
Of all. Michael at least could dance,
md as for Kitty. she was. n Amer.
rsn girl.
As they swept on in the evolutions
cf the dance. Kitty caught sight Of the
dark face OF Count sachie.s 4 Az
That abe had earned this mans dis
IKE, or at lsast. had 5deeplg hurt
his rdGscuIinef vanity, Kitty wasAwsli
anersh aware.
sKS=6or King EIehaei. 1hS-was- extra
ordinarily sober: which, IN his csse,
was equivalent to saving that he was
not extraordinarily happy.
Count Frsdertck- eVsded-th tho ts4rougS
about the ding. Unwilliugly he turned
away his eyes from the beautiful fE'
ure OF the young, american as shS
danced. He never had seen q. woman
who thrilled him mus. Hs>himselt did
bot dance. This was nc, evening Of
pleasure for him. He hsdother plans,
Count Frederick started toward the
soor before second thought came to
his mind. II there should fol: any rea.
son be mipcarrtage isot hiE plans-ii
there should be need for; ret greater
delay before his fnal oysrt act was
committed then no ought to lave a
care to retR!n soms footing II 3tag
uns's good g4aa,e,es.. BSeaase. rssoIu.
Hon or no revolution, the throne OF
Sretzhonen was not worth having IN
less his own er had both halves OF this
Missing coin. Frederick cared not to
y penn1leas hing, and only the. INIT
"A coin could sGiYs- any king OF aretz.
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WeDbCGE SpEuBat A01 = ss7--- -
4 Hrs. Harry P. Robinson and daugn-
ter, Miss Mildred, spent the Weekend
IN Lake lz-ehe-saeSts Of
Mrs. Hugh smith and dsnghter4 the
Misses Kagharyn md Margase
iMr.-andF MI Lula sRI5 and chtl-
,arEifNhave returned from F7rrison
qetssy where SsS geS been the
Mr. 5IindsaysFIesz; whU9Is sbeen
very HA at Cook S{5espiesk nay sbeea
rdrUFed TO the home OF his dster-in-
laS Mrs Henry Hszeer-on Grant
JstreeETS His condition is yet livery
grssIs,-s
5osFSx anf,, John coushln. II
ClsssstsiFg. spent Sunday in thes city,
Ms. sired Hood. OF Oakland. Md,
isEhs guest 3otssefS father. Mr.. Y. N,
Fleming son Main street.
Mss yalona Bishop has returned
from af6ri ghtTIle. Preston county
where Sshe had spent several weeks
With her parents,
Gs8I. wiltshire OF Chicago is, here
10 spend several weeks with his; VIE
and children, who are guests a the
home OF Mrs. YilshIre's parents Mr.
andsArss T. W. EensiaE, {
Miss sIr1ez jacobs has retur1ed from
> Trpas. where she'~Aad spert> several
DAYS with Aer-psrents, Mi. and Mrs
Lindsay JacobSn she also attended
The b ptist assembly at. PhInpi be
fore going 10 Trune..
f. Miss Louise Bullock. who has .beer
1.-The gneBt otz1frs, ]. H. Abbott. al tbs
tafaniey for7seyfral Yaeeks. returned tc
| her home In Petersburg Tuesday.
The Misses Adele, ana Anna Muir
! ply have returned from Bedford
! Springs, Pa. syhefe they had spen'
several weeks. aSssE-t,
! Mr. and Ms. Sam Ridenour! anc
children returned lasf evening ;fror
! Grafton. where they had been. The
I guests or trtenSst
Mr ands Mrss West Nanley shave
! taken up their residence on Locus
: avenue. ssS:f ~
Mr. and Mrs A,oahsey ands Chi
drens WIZ leave Sunday for Stoul
through the east They will fvisi
New York 3apd botr1er large eastern
ciries-C Charleston Mail.
Mrs. Edward, Davis and littlef son
Edward. Jr::.s Wi :go5to kingwodd TO
i. morrow. where. they will SPEND sew
&eral weeks wltfrthe formers sister
Mrs. R. NJ Abbott IAN
Mr.. and Mrs, s, NJ Dayiss0ni anc
7 family returned EesI erday from a twt
weeks VISIT at Oak Grove Farm, neal
! Rnnihsrille 1900 -
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Local Seh.IooEMen=
ATTEND Institute

President -Posepb Roster ofstfe F'a4
mont State ,sNormil School left today
for Sutton. wheer he'is one of the ID
structors al the Braxton county teach
ers institute which kS-fb session Here
This week. Prof. George H; Golehank
OF the city schools, isa one Of tae atu-
structore at, the Nasond cosntSrdnstt
tute this week, which. is JIM session. al
Pt. Plea sant,n Prof, rslterz Barnes OF
the Normal. School facultyris in king,
wood. where he Isl helping with the
Preston county Misunderstanding
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Married In OAKLAND. Nd.

Z Miss Doris Barnes and Mr.. Clarence
Morgan, both Of this city. were united
IN marriage this morning at Oakland.
Nd, having left for that place early
this morning. The marriage was sol.
ternnized on their arrival. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan left for q brief wedding
Journey east and on their return will
reside on Walnut avenue in the prop
serty recently vacated By MIR. r @
Evan. Miss Barnes. now Mrs. Nor
gan, Is. daughter Of the late Peter
Barnes, and a half sister Of Mr. y,
Walter Barnes OF this city. She Is
an attractive and popular young weTn-
an. Mr.. Morgan has been a resident
of Fairmont for several years. being
employed with the ]. VI. Hartley &
Sons Company store ......
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MtIant-seandYt

Faif&orr f4endg, have +eSsf!ed An.
nouacenent1 16f The raasrrlate Of Mss
Dorothy BRnh1. snlF daughter Of Mai
and Mrs Andrew BapdyI Of -Etnkas
City. Mo-. and Mr. Thomas Alien
Wright Of wftKesbarre. Pa. The Ger
spopy occurred at the home Of The
brides parents. and was perforuted$at
$50 O'Clock by the Rev. CharlPs3R X.
ESishet IA 1rsA etesptlAn fol- owed
the wedding service. after which the
t1Tde AID gfSen left on their wetdihg
trip which will include a visit al Col
Ibradd, spf7ng s. f5ob which place they
will sail for the Panama; Canal, pr
their return they. viii reside IN wilkes
barres Pa Gt.VNS9r IG!3
Major .BandSr was ,iornleEIv CONNECT
ed With the old MonongabetS RtEer
,railroaaG nowStHa Biz o. t$hd teSd,
ed at Monongsh for number Of years.
He tNiaE 1atef connected with thetOhio
RiYeT RAILROAD .aESParkersburg &
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S+N55ES-HE
:: Personals So

H., Ma u.u,,,o, vho bsd,sbeen
.hs 1,sst - SSSsJs SprSRNhb for sey-
~ sJs1,ssISio I.s. l. I'll ioj,trh,,rrJ,
~ $500 Sns 60: ~ Pc,,rS+on tor soTee
tinh with hsrcsoo-px- Ierae! HarnIl-
,n-f orS 80 NJ
toI snu
" ana MrS. >l r. = <zoe sun s.n So' !.
Jom, OF AnnSpeN ent oslu5ala =.
and suoday psSns S ~ 5he ESsa ~
me !orn2et . " y; :
on i1sstots5s 9 rs =,
Mss l 1cy tsTthe gues OF her
aunt MksEacIe: Aees Al Lnnnefport!
Mss 5kt1Ieg2s zen mas Tst1Tned
FROM Ms1:zFlaHd eFessls i1sa spent
tho lsSs m MOI her:
Nl45Se $50 eE mas Ietn.r ned
frogns4 tEtpEon THE zEaest
rivef IS, ~. 80
49, mas Eeturped
from tTs5st s7rEnE whsne2 he bad
spent Several DAYS 'sSFzzs
Inland ATS. GeorSsF steer, ol--sLo
Gust Avenue have gone "a Columbus,
Ohio where they are the guests OF
friends !,
pr, c, L. Clayton, Of The J. N, Hart
leY department. 7store, land Mrs, Clay
! ton. are spending two weeks yaca
ton points IN kentncky -endL ohio
Hrs'SJef Crawford, of SeyefiS: II
the guest Of MrS!A. T.. Mekltfesn- or
Pine street. q 90
M and Mrs. John Carlos ana
tie, granddaughter Miss Marie -Eofd
| OF Grafton spent Sunday here tns
guests Of Mrs eWinlfredz Murphy. or
MckinneFSstreet! -
Dir aud Mrs. W.. a, fsHustead anC
daughter. Miss Ivy. and son -HASwa r.
left SATURDAY for Ny. Lake Park, Nd;
TO spend several EeeSs- :.
The Misses jeanette and Alice Web
Der. Of Falrv5eErSpents Sunday Will
/ friends in the Eiss -
Mr. and Mrs. GARRISON Dunn haT'
/ gone TO Lonaconlng, M, HneFe me!
4 will reside. s:-e s- -
Mrs Brooks Fleming, Dr.: mas re
turned from Deer Park, ,Nd.t.fFaesr'
shs hFfIspept week. %- ~.
I us baurSBa ker has returned iron
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Come to Me Temorraw 1t Ny Hunt
Ing Lodge"
plans: yet here, ~ss their raster'sri-
IDENTIFY. for some reason, distnclined 70
i've ths word f6r actual outbreak and
now cognseFng calm consideration.
dispersal ,.s:ta rfat' ..ait e s@,
my sood people, began, he. as he
stood at the head Of the great stair
W6r O0ts;them--"Afs ma jesty thanks
you for the honor you have done, him
m coming OUT upon this occasion. Fs
himself has found Ersat pleasure IN
coming here TO meet YOU touiEhtaRlS
phough he aross,frome2 sick bed tmdo
SO. he wishes you to be CAIN in skssc'
-srlrr1ns days. He has planned This
I EFe4t BAL ~ order that You hiEhIes
the equaminity OF his own soul IN
these events. so difficult S3ike, fol
kinE afd'his people tos1dute. Thrf-
fore. Tspafr, IoHaf to yodf Sf4 hb&n
! Represents before -:yGno 4sHe bSiifopn
sooh-wtlt hs~ctrEred. -g7sr SFs streets
also be cleared. Go p your honss.
Wait, and depend optsESho have your
skrhei welfare at hGsE
III There surged PStI him now tn ?
,Snres Of more u pan. some
:1iSnorm. from piae throng, ID
Ethes street. Wat nat is wrouk :
q 4Ay do We S6e E6e} ordeez$
steh on the 5Assq demsA.esa
eagerly. IftN fM
9sns s For some Tt4dd5 l5est knS&l
III As4Relt, the kinE4 os drunk ID
asAk fDut sober. hSple ares
fafhed against himEotff contrafSI
they seem to respe apore ;sba4
A1sye done sea6sss7IAsfS
SSA4d be division among Them II ws
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Name DELEGATES.

A called meeting Of the RobetE.E.
Lee cnapter of'the -rnfred Daughters
81 fhe ht6ns6 HeTScs rfettp tuGior.
afternoon al 3 N.efSeiS -st-sbs- AoaaR
of Mrs. Emory F. Mckinney. on Gas.
ton dtende The aphqpose of thenmese-
ing is'to' nam e Delegates 1t0rastsnH
the annual meeting Of the organiza-
tkon 70 be teId fredericksburg. thsilat,
Ter part of: ,SsPfembeE. -r.tl isl FSad
that all members attend this peetirg.
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,ttalhsibedaH hayeaEvaryoRishtjat !
tHni dGlDckl1sezmnsi= .slsmIogr 74siRs,
Etprybody In the block.
Gik AtehtG Ssensss in the town, stun :
,AhaoHa4sogatl cheYl9G, gqfp s faT ifsffll1
Au theipzheedNawtth rags. pray Tor
snteaseGs 4ssnnkto come. within their
sleeping .hsGH. ilS1ore on our lrlena
Turns IIpose sa8d the people cry alo1aS
SBIinnIpH ftiis bhlfrpg. Uncle Zeus! :
Send al dffffSE eRing be411aahfatlQN6ts
iWeHan stahd' acbowfEasl bRb RaLlad4a44si
suaEiaEq fany HBsfsi91 aPYYstv be. ,Rst
fenced. scalped. or SHOT fof ne mrs
our nights with paiRpa 1--WE AresoT'S
ssa4IkaRsDrs all nCtG1oD' t1gH99a
srpsaaaj7oTe 5favf aplTsha!hh3r gh1
lero. how. he. .Yho Bnoreth must be
sGTsed Ne have built a snore.proof
NJ ,fift tGsa88ed ft%4th Ai$G&feeru6r 9Sn TN
auomAi 70 A1eiAu 4 ssS.iS llSE a. t2at
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B A. Country Club.

7 The entertainment COMMITTEES Of the
Country Club has arranged for Sc
fEfSs Of weekly dances 10 be held on
Tuesday evenings at the club, the
1arst to be held tomorrow night. Ar
,fangements have been made for good
music and fee OF % cents will be
charged to defray expenses. The mem
9befshfp Of the club will attend In
large numbers. 1t is anticipated.
= The steward OF the club has asked
ahat dinner reservations be made
early.
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Rrnke Camn

!, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hall and, FAM
sly. and Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Hall and
family. who have been at ITygart
Camp on the Valley river for several
weeks, broke camp today and rerrrnat
home Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harr and
family Will occupy the camp for a few
weeks. '''''''''s''.''''
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nd cefehrate Rirthday.

arMr. G. W. Bishop. Of AFbrlghts7tllc,
Preston county. will celebrate HIS
SIND birthday anniversary on next
Saturday at his home. A. reunion Of
the members OF his family WILL be
held in honor Of the occasion. Mrs.
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Motered To Terra Alta.

{, Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Greer and son
Joe and daughter. Miss Mary, and the
EATERS guest, Miss Ethel CaTico, Of
Terra Alta, notored to Terra Ala to-.
day, where they will spend several
days. They will be accompanied
home by Mr. J. NJ. Hartley. EBoE IS
now in the east on business.
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Hush" oshe,ssass tAes oths,EotSe

, Hush" osshe!AssgA tAes oth@rEoiSe
whisper. Apparently warned. at lEff4SItt.
ay their ,sgsniejonS, ,thsy R49ySissS ass9tEc,
although Kftty. shifted Ref own POSI-
ton U.s. HIT 'hefo p+esehcs Nas0 dot
known.
4 H@ltae0Aa baeHR' EAdc9SESbad
heaot- nhG7sdSS Hdn2a8dassenaS;
GppnosFredert6hS 1trienbaNbalHnrHt
traiabAl4 40 dadnyaN1hst etsaeRlot7
t;REs toE,cths restoration pp hhesit9a
lost bits otsS59et51A9ifgenu 6oiBd i1s eli
a.. Which way shogld .a6s, tGrR RoESt;
TO frederick? Impossible. To NJ
chael! Equally impossible.
a3FhStwo tn6n asHos6 ta1k hR HAD
eTerEeaR sapa65edl3E6Ge tf6hS E6hnd'
chs plttE oaRAtH sAsI interiors di;ahS
palace Apparently they were known
there and Relcons, LAu5elE theS
were not stopped by any q. the HnG,F
Sj4qSS6f ShsmSerIsiifnxs5: and KittE her her.
TaRT ed fifFsafftia 2efiH de63IHGH, rbsed
4eGaa7fg Hstnbeh4fE4heHaT In Of e19'
eEKhS hSssdss sasdonS aaarne'N cae
u,znish0 ArsSseSHn iaRShrRAGa uteed
Eo11b,sAQh4el EhoBoyoice ShAlheana4
The men passed QQEaatQG ssaSsll9
room At one side OF the main hall
ssaFaPA efattvss71Fa99dd PRat a6ottfoi ~
the palace. A window and door,
BOTH 4shrfT, curtHtdsdT opened nom
~ BAH Btthdq 1KhST-s1sq qha!nrers
np;icmi6hssO AhNhpnte &6ht6l Gndl
Oh AHSRe IHsntiesltAIgaAi9 ASeNh9 WI
"Ls6aB 7HbR!!sld3Geh head fots6 td 4Rt
sans1iosg roinN d1oan Nn1rE1dfGn&e
F4rsy 4alt 3tt1emsAlEsstqGtS enir6HR
thtrdsiSEts v4l4sesH, leR4IfSI 'f'etsa ISy69
aha4tiPtEe 5aiI nketY to aHo thsss hdaE
$Fsr3sSy3 & ssS dqsSS4SR Fasr Rss4a EaiR9SS
s8t'sI$Ba5Rtt5 "a ,4$SsFni e8gSHH$Is1. iH IA
%SIeShiA NJ ssardtss JEFfflhSr6Rt se4tSS.rll
BiSeFalbRT hiSohiS sGSldstIqHeo}essoh
e3aCe!yes-sd hSFeHnfds5on RH ntdhGtF
uhat HhhsSWs tafe hfokeh 66snTit an
-oSTNA eSlitlR1saa eaeShe hsS IdSe4
iaFgh ea#d TsfsSFE Il l9ffs RSftS;
| SsNSSYn t 4sABhtS5Sb fssSSsdss#Fsa #9afaatfoq9F
P9SsSfSHFeSp2ttn 5SIfktatni5 . b fns Az et1n4!.
QAF9hRenroAaHA 6jlWJRait clI&S 1arltBe0
Rtkcru M DdwRSirGnE1s. shBbeoSEilGf
iAdtt taGfcdASaa1e AOhSRE IA GBu eeRn1fS
IathaFU URlWASS--itOrAAISTT
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Guests at Camp Comfort. 81

The party of young paopie5 chap
Seroned by DR.. and Mrs, Howard Bur
nett and Mrs. ,Rhoda ,Dpgan.a yho
have been in camp at Camp Comfort.
Eden Springs. for week. entertained
p large number Of friends at dinner
Sunday. The party broke camp TO-
day after a most delightful week,
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1ofrrn Tvoo, WedniroE;tI

"a 4ii H. Af RSs bern 81
were Farefl III m4r1qge d1isatsrt az
Ing miTTstsr. RevlW. 8. fsddy. On; Wal
nHt sysrieJ tina RbGci' :
Miss Augusta. Flelcher and NJ Ster'
lin 'T66thn1ah., SorNI II FaitFisa we're
a $50 Iunihed9 tn maria sex on SATURDAY
evening BY Rev Eddy at mis- h9Ie!S
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boz 3. .hNttcatleelIli, u az ct,r. : 4

Ter Of Nri CBbhonrk'tlI attEnd1he Re
union and, :, an9tbPr Z. dapGhieS Ms
Mary Eta Bishop, Of Cfevefsn5 OHIO.
is already al Albrightsville- md yilI
attend the Eellpniit99rpr -, ~ 8
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s;sA&,thsrLdo,s 10,

and Mrs wsN. FsfsTer and cail-
dren will 90 in, tam5 { todat@st the
Log, III spend two weeks 'Tbh party
which d. occupied Loe'it6f sew
eraf Weeks!' has returned tontneI cav
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Jaeobs-Woode.

Mr. William D. Jacobs and Mss
Jean Woode. Of Worthington. ware
1AS@ "a per4sgS b SATURDAY night
,st, the central Christian Church. %of
THIS city. officiating. They Tip Te.
sine 1Worti1ing4dn" un1 u (
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Here, take this gold. ypE ,frsnd6.S
/ he added. and stripped himself OF
some considerable gums The had
brought With him TT is ALL have
Give It TO thosei Who reed, + most:
Take them away .rom here17lett them
! 90 to the drinkius places. See, that
these places are filed, yE,,and that
the toast shall be Long 1--we King
Michael =
We may not yetcry Long live King
Frederick.?'" -'r.5.. ~ M ~
The nobleman shook ais head Not
! yet" said he. They still sHSn' cry
Long i've King Michael : .'4hIst via
do for the time Al least" ~, - ~ -
Count Frederick ratuEned through
the great entrywsy and rejoined King
Michael where. he stood;P IIOar dpsd
1estyS said he. YOUR people arsf RAJ
turning To stheir homes" IS oeElAt
Frederick. my triehd.a my saTseTed
The weak king. His features woFEffSS'
grasped the hands. Of the Str9p3Ser
man ''Yol tell ne. they ENE dis.
perse:" r.r,.,, l.sr7,: ,aos.i,IE
Even now they do So EpuEoE4liasi
jesty.",e a.r1.2 &tf a,:GG sntTg5 ,qfIi
Kitty, by this time eoneWrEtforO
gotten IN the Kings vacilHtah gl4nffda
stood looking from one +6tHSbh
OF these two. AS she read t9s Sitpa-
ton. It carried sonef9SE '9Se%fsshht,
to her An instant ia ga t 4he ii AerS AL 4
had dominated helSQqqAsG7d9t h1tsG5HtSel
now; for Count Frsderio'dtgAnA hsE
q somewhat, sarcastic s6ileI'athlwHN
the time Of his 4huhhbf ada iefsnsnI
discontinue - afT aun9yE hCG!si
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to. her, hotel paTb3pS7 b6ShStlSssHo } Apss
do for mgdemoisABe ?Ern .ysa ann
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the great salon OF the palace that
nfEht s6S passed t6Saf6 me entrance
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