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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
GcdlS 9SrO5cut 0iuiOcnOc.

@ai ser 2s. s5a6resocriammlung
0es u9rleons.Str 2ei6- luio spar.
GcreinsD, gir. 1913, SrleanSs5tr.,
wuroen fir OaS laufenoe sSa6r fol-
genoe 9eanite erpdblt: Sobu Sobn
YrdiiOent; @li6acl @alo6auier, Gicc-
&rdiioent; 9l0olp6 &0nig, S6abmei-
iler, mo @}artin arait, Sefretdr.
0os Gireftorilm 6clte5t cini1lieBliA
Ser 8eamten aus Ben Serren: Is. IS.
So6man, @lidacl 6rance, 8. Salnt
Oscar 81. aouig, s. Is. 9o5ler, Sas.
8. Bartlett, So6n @unfcl lmo Gbos.
6. @leaoe.
g8ie aus Dem @eri6t Oes Ssfre-
tdrs 81 erie6n lit wurOen I'M Oer-
ganacnen @eibditsia6r $t27201.39
eingcnommen. Der lluiab belief iid
onf $162, ,S34.03. Die DiDioenoe be-
trng 6 ASro5ent. 9llS Hc1tsbeiItonO
wurOe Sr. So5n Sonnibal bei6e0aI.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
glleGr 9aacsIidlt.

Sm 2ofole oes v@it0.Glu6S" fin.
set on @lontng, gloduittoqS A llbr,
cine 0ifentli6e Gouieren3 ii6cr ocn
9lan itatt, sic 3eit cine Sttnoe frii-
Der 8u itellen. Sr. Ss. SO. @lolt6ie
miro Den Goriib iii6rem llno @ertre-
ter BON mebrercn or0Beren Sonoels-
@eielli6aftel bobcn i6r @rideinen
5ugeiogt. Sefonntlib madte 0cutib.
lanO Den glufang, Die llbren cine
ShlnOe Dor5liriiden, lmo Damn iolgs
ten 0eiterrei6 uuo 0roBbritainien.
Cine oobin5ielenoe Gorlogc liegt Dem
GongreB Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
Die Sienns oes prOercIiipcu GOu-
Dcnts.

G9icugo, s. Sumi. Ger pro.
greiiipe Acknowledgement belt 6eute
5ipei itiirmiide Siblmgcn imo Der.
tagte iid bis nIorgen @ormittag 10
llbr.
Gos Souptaeiddit ocs Cages mar
Die 9lnnabmc cineS 8Ianes 3iueds
Slbbaltlmg elmer Gonieren5 nit oeu
&epnblitancru inn Ben 6rieOen 3pis
i1en Sen 6eioen Earteieu 81 iideru.
gSieoer mahte iib mntcr Sen Gele-
gateu nit 9Iei6er Stdrfe ser &oriab
gelteno, Inn ieOen %reiS sic g}omini.
rllng SfoolepeltS ourb5uieBen.
Sic 5ii5rer Der6e6lten uidt lire
lIeber5cuglmg Dab Elm 8e6lidlaa ser
SSrieoenS.Gonferen5 Die ioiortigc 9lo-
mination 9looiepelts 5ur 6oIge 6a.
ben piiroe.
Sm 9aufe oes Cages waroe Sic
tempordre Sraoniiation sur perna.
nenten er6o6cn lmo oie&lotform oes
&eiolltionS.G .GomiteS luuroe eiuge-
bradt perlGien itnO oann ais amer
lcoigtes @eihdft~ lieaeu gelaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
So6m arapp uer6aftct.

SSn Sigblouotolpn pirOe geitern
9[6eno Sobn &ropp, ser bon ser
9uuOes6e60r6e felt ldugerer 3eit &c.
iudt lpuroe, bon @oli5iit 2eonaro
Dcr6oitet unO nah ser Canton 4oli-
aeiitotion oebrodt. &rapp ioa oas
ugSeiBe Sflnpen~. ~.@cieb perlebt 6o.
BEN inOen Ct ongebi4 sic 19 SATIRE
cite Wlartba NcrDung non Cations.
bile, @altimore.GountD, nob Detroit
cntfiibrte. arapp beitritt geiteru
9lben0, nit Oem @tdo6en bon bier
mcgaeiabren 5u icin. Sri. YerDunq
bcfinOet ii6 5ur 3eit in Detroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
San5c i'm Srcicu ma6reu6 Der Glfs.
Contention.

@16renO ser inn Sui bier itnttlin-
0en0en GonOention Der @lfs meroen
aui Dem ireien @labe Dor Dem 9iat6'
6auIe, 5pii1en SoaiOa0- mo @ap.
StraBe, Gauge i'm 6reien a6gebalten
peroen. Serr Charles gS. @reeblc,
Der 9eiiber oes Sotels 2eringtorL bat
lib eeiteru Die oa5t ertorOerlibe Sis
ceu5 ini Siat66auie oeri6aiit lmo Die
@rlaubniB er6aIten einen 9r9elter-
itanO ami Dem 8lasc erriAten 81 oiir
len. Serr @reeble bat ieine glbli9t
filnoget6aM oen BlaB uno oas Sotel
5u oem .9Inlaiie nit 6a5neu uno
Stanoarten miiroig 5u idmiiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
8rauO IN eaitrauiIlc.

Gin 6euer, 0eiien @ntiie6unasnr-
Ia6e ni1t ermitteIt weroen tounte,
di9erte auf Dem gluueien oes gSai-
ienri6ters G6arles s. Gern in Sou-
raoille, Baltimore Gountg, cine
Sdeune eill. Ger S9aoen 6etrG9t
$4,000. @ier @ferOe fonn.
ten aus ben 5lammen 9erettet iper.
oen. 0ie @aroenoiler Seucrlpe6r
mar i'm Stanoe, oas Seuer auf ieinen
Serb 81 bei6r0nfen mo oic 9le6eu-
gebdnoe 81 retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
9SfirfidjeruOtc flciucr.

gaatb oem 9erid5ie oes 9ldcrbau-
Gepartemeuis wiro sic %firiihcrnote
oieies So6r MIR 6al6 10 aroB pie I'M
lcBten Sabre iciu Gic %rciie ocl
peridicoenen 5ormproOufte am J..
Slui OieieS SobreS i'm @ergleic5 5un
gleiben Gatlm ocs &oriabres pos
rem, pie folat: @ei5eu, pro 9ui6eL
$t.06 uno $t.39; @ois 81 Gents;
Sofer 50 unO 60 GentS; aortofielu
$t.0t uno 40 Gents; sen pro Eoune
$l770 unO $3.50; Gier pro GubenO
20 uuo IS Gents. Die glepfelernOte
fdat na1 Dem 9cribtc oieieS Sa6r
belier aus, ais i'm @oriobrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
gscseu sdiuiuOcIcicm uer6uftct.

Son @ebeimpoli8iit Sreemon wur.
sc geItern ser 46-iGbrige, aus Cana,
GA itanuuenoe 0arrp sg. Stooooro
aus gtem-yort 5uriidgebrabt ino
miro 6eute Dem 9ti6ter @odaro in
Ser mittlereu @oli5eiitation borqes
fiibrt Weroen Inn iib peqen augeb.
lid i'm pergongencn Serbit bier bc.
gongener Sdwinoeleieu gu perant.
mortcn. Sto0oaro ion I'M Serblt
bier im Sotel 9(tamont gelebt imo
cine 3ebe bon ii6er 500 lbuloig
gebIieben feili.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
9ie sdmISiaem feltaedaIten.

92or @oben uno ein engliiher Wia-
troie fir 0en Soo ser II SSobre
oIten &otb. 01iGofopsfi beront.
mortli6. 5rou 9lowofomsti
ruO ainO I'M Sterben. ~ Geiul-
tat 6es Snqueites. 8pei an
oere engliic6e @}otroien feiteebol-
ten.
Der 500 ser IL Sabre oltcn &ot6.
@3iAofomSfi bon 9lr. 1920, Ebomess
StraBc, sic am Sonntog 9lbeno bon
Dem glitomo6il BON Dlar Goben bon
9ir. col, Siio.9roaopoD, al Der
@de bon 9rooopaD lmo 5leettroBe
ii6erfa6ren muroe uno 3ipei Stunoen
ipGter im st. Soiepb'S Soipital"
itar6, pur0e geitern gl6eno bon elmer
GoronerS SurD in Der norooltli6en
4oli5ciItotion imteriubt uno ouf
@rlnO oeS bon Sen @eicbmorenen
o6gc9cbenen 8eroicbts puroe @8or
@o6en iolpie Der N}otrole Sorace
Sfiplportb bon Coroner SSnsleD fir
Die @roBgei1morenen feItgebolten.
Gos &erOift Der Geibworenen lou.
tete folgenoermaBen. nDas Wtd06en
berlor ibr &eben inoem iie BON oen
9lltonlobil bon Niar Goben, oos am
gcbIiN in nahldiiiger @eiie gelteuert
miroc, nieoereermtnt wur0e, nno
balten mir Goben imo Sfipmortb fir
ben llnfall oerontwortlib.~
@emdB Den 9Iusiagen BON @2ar
Goben 6otte er Sfipwortb, iomie
E6omas Soloen lmO @eorge @}iSfin,
Die aIle Grei auf oent euelii9en
0onpfer o9rDutou4, ser sur 3eit in
5porrolps @oint Iiegt, or6eiten, in
ieinem 9lltomobil 0urd oie Stuot
gefii6rt. gluf Dem g8ege nod Sonie
miinidbte Sfipport5, oos Steuer an
iibernebmen. sSn Der @ratt- -StroBe,
unterbul6 9rooomaD, lpedlelte Gobeii
nut Dem Nlotroien ben BlaB lun
Der 2ebtere lenftc 0nm oas 9llto.
mo6il, bis fib Dor Goben's 2ooen
an Der 6leetitraBe ser llnfaa creig
nctc. gluBar Dem Wldohen mur0en
el1 nod oic "a Sabre olte Sral
@iarD g}ooafomSti uno ocren bier
Sabre alter Sobn 9lnorelp bel Dem
llnioa ihper DerleBt. @lutter uno
SinO lieeen in lterbenoem 3ultanoe
oarnie0er.
Go eeitern 9(6enS Or. s. 9iaemore
rom uSt. SSoiepb'S Soipital1 ni6t
ongeben tonnte, mas fir @erlebun-
gen Oas Wt0o6en erloa, miro al Der.
ielben belte cine 9lutopiie borgenonr
men mer0en.
Sie @etoOtete mollte iiD am nGh-
ftcn Sonntog perbeirntben. sic bate
iicb ibon oos SoN8eitstIeio gefollft,
oas ibr obcr niHt bon ibren Scr.
wonotcn ionoern bon eineut 2eicben.
bcItatter angelegt muroe.
0ic Dlatroieu $oloen uu0 @1iSttn
puroen ais Stoots5eugen feitgebal-
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
8nr gLr6eit 5nriid.

Gie Giiieren5en 5piic6en sen 1900
9lrbeiteru Ser Baltimore GrDood
lmo SbipbltilOin9 50. 5i 9ociGt-
@oint iino 6eigelegt lm0 fe6rien oie
9lrbciter aeitern @2orgen 81 i6ren
@erfpldben 5uriid. Ole 9lugeIegen.
belt lit sur 3uiricoen5eit beioer &ar.
teien erleoigt.
6iini5ig 56iiisarbeiter Ser g1cp.
9ort lmO Baltimore EranSportution
Company iino in Den 9lliSiiano getrc.
ten oa iie cinen 606ercu 2o6n Der.
langen. Die 2ertc erbolicn ieBt 20
GentS por Stunoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

8arlienoe BON @erioncn lauidtcn
aeltern 9l6enO oen fr06(c6en @}clo-.
oien ser @}umi5ipal-&apeae, oie 5lm
erlten Ntale an Der Gde bon @6ila-
0elp6ia-9ioa0 inO &cnmooo 9lpemle
con5ertirtc. Iie Sduier in ser 9}d6e
oes @on5ertplabes maren ouf 9lnre.
glmg ieitens 0es 0iteno.@eri6onc-
ringS-Gereins" oeiAmiidt moroen.
SSn ocr breiten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mlroe bon OieIen ilngen &aaren nab
Scr5enSIuit aetau5t. Ger ,Nitcno-
Geri10nerlngS Gerein~ miro oaraui
ie5ct oaB Sic itaotiitbe aopcac icOc
g8obe einnol inOit9oltimore lpielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
g9en6an il GantOu.

0ie ,,Sout6ern Steoe6ore Gom-
ponD" miro an ser Glinton. .StraBe IN
Canton, uabe oen @elciieu Der %euu-
iDloania @iieu6a6n-@ @eieai9ait ein
@e6duOe erri6ten, Oas 50 SUB lang
inO 26 SUB brett perOen miro. Die
DGouioli0ateo engineering Co. er.
belt oen gluitrag sum 9au oes @e.
b4u0eS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
Gum lcktcn 9IppcIl.

Syn eiucm Sdublaoen na6e ieiuer
@obnung, g1r. 1862, gGaIbroof-9lpc-
uae, erfranfte geiiern &orulittag Ser
rs Sabre alte @iiraerfriegspeteron
Samuel @eacod unO ihieo ciuiae
@}imtei ipdter ais Dem 9eben. Der
Gerltor6ene wo6nte nit ieiuer Go9-
ter, 6rou Pima 9ierleD, IN ser ougc.
ge6enen glorefe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
GolIiiipn mit cincm @ierluaacn.

gln ser @de bon qllbemarle. uno
@rattitraBe coaioirte geilern 9ta6.
mittag Gin 9ierma9en ser Stanooro-
9rauerei ser bon g8illiam Nc@row
BON gir. COG, OIt-GageritroBe, 9e,
lenft murOe, nit cinem StraBenba6u.
@oegon Der @euniplponia-9luenue.
2inie, mobei oie Gei6iel oeS @ageus
our6 oie g8anO 0es StraBenba6n-
@ag9ons in6r mo 3pei &erionen
Oerlebte. 0ie &erleBteu limo Der AZ
Sabre olte 9lnton &DdwolSfi bon 9lr.
2509, 6oit9lue., Der an Der Soiiitc
berlebt wlr0e, lmo oie 3S Sabre altc
6rau 9lmelia &oc6uSti BON gtr. 1926,
5leetitraBe, sic am &iideu lmO lin
terleib beOenfli6 uerleBt purOe. Or
@. &aBoff BON glr. 116, g}oro-9lis.
quitbiiroBe, bra1te Oie Seuplnoeten
nob Oeren @obnlmgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
Ser fran5SiildJe QarOm H iuca,

Ger iron50iid6e Baron G6eooore
s. Sc Sepre, pelcber in ocu bieiigen
3eihmgen ais Der 9(eent elmer gro.
Ben Corporation in ct. 9ouiS geidil-
oert puroe, Inn bier eroBe 9anoan.
f0nfe fiir cine 6o6rif 81 maden lit
obnc Sana unO Slang beridwimocn
uno bat iib nod nic6t ciumal fir Die
9eflome uiO Die @aitireunoidaft in
Baltimore be0antt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

SD Iab fiiraliA eineu Serrn, Der
iab Sbuen gum @ernedieln dbnlih
D@trflid2 ga, sic baben ibm
bod boffentIidb ni@t sic 5wan3ia
Wlnrf geaeben, oie Sic mir ihon Il
Ianee icbul0ig itnO?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
Sm6elfeier ser WaS6elcndjtnna.

Ole Gorbereltungen 81 Der sEaraoe,
0ie am 8reitag Der nG6iien ISOLDE
sur GSeier Scr einbunoertjdbrigen
@ieoerfe6r oes Cages peronItoItet
miro, an Sem sic @as6eleu6tuug in
Baltimore cingefiibrt iporOen lit, oe-
fen id)nell i6rer @ollenolmg entgc-
Gen. @s iin0 ehpa so S1aumagen
Die iid an ser Goraoe betbeiligen
merOeu, fait 00llig fertiggeitclIt. DaS
Gomitc, onB oieie S1ainpagen ent.
morfen bat, uno oeren SertigltelIiug
iiberwadt, beitebt aus 0en Serren
SoparO 6rend, gilbert @roB, 99m.
Sweenp mo SorrD 6. Sdred. 9ie
S5djainuagen peroen cine 9ln5o6l @e-
m1l6e Dem gublifrm Dor 9lugen
fiibren, sic oie oeri9ieoenen oe-
lbi9tlic6en Staoien in Ger @ntpid.
lung ser @asinouitrie oariteQen.
Gie 8araOe iebt iic6 am 6reitaa, oen
16. Sini, 9}aGnlittogS 2 ll6rl in
Sepcgllng iuo miro cinen g9eg BON
etpa bier W}cilet 3uriidle9en. sic
miro aus bier Oerideoenen 9[btbci-
lmaen belte6eu, bon Semen ieOe einen
glbi1nitt aus Ser @eic6idbtc oes Ga-
ies OarlteIlen miro. Die gclaOeneu
S6ite iDeroen sic @orooe bon elmer
G5rentri6iine ans in 9lu9enibein
ne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
81 ma 8 b nhnn n.

lin lid BET Me6rpFlibt, bic in eng
Lamb fir bic Sunggelellen eingefiibrt
ilt 8u cnt3ieben, beirat9ete Elm iuHger
W(ann am Montug.
2lbG id8on am acknowledgement
@OnnerIiaQ IisIlte Der iunge @bemann
iid fretipiliQ aum Wlilitdr. 60 eiu
Tei0ling!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

Gbef: 80 iIPs riatig, Srdnleinl
aiun iifs ibon 10 tpeit. oaB id frii5er
i'm Bureau bin ols ole.
Golrtoriltin: ngber bite, Serr
G6ef i'd uuB $bnen bod iuuner ben
@ortritt laIIen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
g8ullcn me6r WclO,

Ole idpar5en s6iifsItoucr Der
glew yort lmo Baltimore Grams.
portation 50. baben geitern bic Pr
belt eiugeiteat, neil ibnen cine Oer-
lan9te 2o6nerb06ung bon 20 Gents
aui 25 Geuts pro Shlnoe pcrlpeigert
tpnrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

DN1o. tDie peroen Ste oenn init
Dem $ousbouen fertie2"
n@an5 Glt, oas Da6 itn6 oie So.
potbef baben mir idon, bis 3um @out.
mer iner0en mir pobL ouH Die 8eil.
srnlbei5umg uno oen @eridtsooaoie-
Der baber.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

glud elm Spoten6rdu.
o@arum eigeutIi6 nenneu sic ssbr
@cit5aus Sum Spaten". Spoten.
brdu idenfen sic ood gar ni6t ans,
$crr @irt62" vSpotenbrdil idcute
ib nibt aus, aber meiue Stommad
ite iiuo idlumtIid SAipperl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

EInc v gliIdlidb { . 3 (. wv
oglm 5rau @leier, tpie acbtS mi
ebeltono% ugIniougs ainas nidt
sum 9eiteH, a6er felt ib bon meinelu
@iann gei6ieoen bin fomnen pir
redt gut miteinanoer ausl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
eXnbfreft

Mirtb (aur aelInertiD: n1ie bsioen
4rieasDerpunDeteR ipiinideu mod III
DtaB Bier, @rouil"
aremoer; uMieg Gds iiRS Sfriegsa
berpunDete, bic beiben alien Buuern
nit ben perbinoeuen &0pfen9"
Birth. ssSa. Dirett nic6t bie
baben Geiiern 70 eiue feline Wleinungsa
perItieDsnheit iIber ben SRrtea aehabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

DS5lt Sbr Wtd0ben lieb mt 0en
I&inoeru?~
nSebrl sic er81blt mir ME, pie
Innartig iie iin0, penn id bonn Sailie
lipeg BIN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-27

tried to do, l have no Just cause
to grieve."
What Idol has displaced your"
he rejoined.
"A golden one."
This is the even-handed deal
ing of the world!" he said. There
is nothing on which 1t is so hard
as poverty; and there is nothing
it processes to condemn with such
severity as the pursuit of wealth."
You fear the world too
much" she answered, gently. "All
your other hopes have merged
into the hope of being beyond the
chance of its sordid reFroach. |
have seen your nobler aspirations
fall off one by one until the mas
ter-passion, Gain, engrosses you.
Have | not?'
What them" he retorted.
Even il | have grown SO much
wiser, what then? / am not
changed towards you"
She shook her head.
Am II"
Our contract is an old one. 1t
was made when We were both poor
and content to be SO, until, in good
season, we could improve our
worldly fortune by our patient in
dustry. You are changed. l
would gladly think otherwise if
could" she answered, Heaven
knows! But If you were free to-
day, tomorrow, yesterday, can
even | believe that Won woull
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-27

The happiness he gives is quite
as great as If it cost a fortune
He felt the Spirits glance, and
/ stopped.
What Is the matter?" asked
the Ghost.
Nothing particular" said
Scrooge.
Something, Think" the Ghost
insisted.
mo" said Scrooge, NO." |
should like to be able to say a
word or two to my clerk Just now.
That's ALL"
my time grows short" OBJ
served the Spirit. Quick"
This was not addressed to
Scrooge, or to any one whom he
could see, but 1t produced an i'm
mediate effect. For again Scrooge
saw himself. He was older now;
man in the prime of life. His
face had not the harsh and rigid
lines OF late years; but it had be-
gun to wear the signs of care and
avarice.
lie was not alone, but sat by
the side of a fair young girl in a
mourning-dress; in whose eyes
there were tears, which sparkled
in the light that shone out of the
Ghost of Christmas Past.
ut matters little" she said,
softly. ITO you, very little. An
other idol has displaced you; and
If | can cheer and comfort you in
time to come. as | would have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-27
there than scrooge in his agitated

there than Scrooge in his agitated
state of mind could count.
But now a knocking at the door
was heard, and a rush immedi-
ately ensued to greet the father,
who came home attended by a
man laden with Christmas toys
and presents. Then the shouts OF
wonder and delight with which
the development of every package
was received! The Joy, and graf
itude, and ecstasy! They are all
understandable alike. II is enough
that by degrees the children and
their emotions got out of the par
lor, and by one stair at time,
up to the top OF the house, where
they went to bed, and SO sub
sided.
And now Scrooge looked on
more attentively than ever, when
the master of the house, having
his daughter leaning fondly on
him, sat down with her and her
mother at his own fireside; and
when he thought that such an
other creature, quite as graceful
and as full of promise, might have
called him father, and been a
spring-time in-tle haggard winter
of his life, his sight grew very
dim indeed.
Belle" said the husband, turn
ing to his wife with a smile, Il
saw an old friend of yours this
afternoon.
who was it,"
"Guess."
"How can /? Tut, don't l
know" she added in the same
breath, laughing as he laughed.
MIR. Scrooge."
'Mr. Scrooge it was. | passed
his office window; and as it was
not shut up, and he had candle
inside, | could scarcely help see
ing him. His partner lies upon
the point OF death, hear; and
there he sat alone. Quite alone in
the world, do believe
Spirit" said Scrooge in a
broken voice, remove me from
this place"
| told you these were shadows
of the things that have been, =
said the Ghost. THAT they are
what they are, do not blame me-"
Remove mel" Scrooge ex-
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choose a dowerless girl-you who
weigh everything by Gain; or
choosing her, If for moment you
were false enough to your one
guiding principle to do so, do
not know that your repentance
and regret would surely follow?
do; \and | release you. With a
full heart, for the love of him you
once were."
He was about to speak; but
with her head turned from him.
she left him.
Spirit" said Scrooge, "show
ne no more! Conduct me home
Why do you delight to torture
me?"
Zone shadow more!" exclaimed
the Ghost.
No more!" cried Scrooge. INC
more. | don't wish to see it. Show
me no more."
But the relentless Ghost, pin
Toned him in both his arms, and
forced him to observe what hap
pened next.
They were in another scene and
place; a room, not very large OF
handsome, but full of comfort
Near to the winter fire sat a
beautiful young girl. so like that
last that Serooge believed it was
the same, until he saw her, now a
comely matron, sitting opposite
her daughter. The noise in this
room was perfectly tumultuous
for there were more children
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BY Charles Dickens.

mind, and answered briefly,
Yes"
Although they had but that mo-
ment left school behind them
they were now in the busy thor
oughfares of city, where shad-
owy passengers passed and re-
passed; where shadowy carts and
coaches battled for the way, and
all the strife and tumult of a real
city were. IL was made plain
enough. by the dressing of the
shops, that here, too, 1t was
Christmas time again; but Il was
evening, and the streets were
lighted up.
The Ghost stopped at a certain
warehouse door and asked scrooge
II he knew II.
Know IT." said scrooge. II was
apprentlced here"
They went in. At sight OF an
old gentleman in q Welsh wig, sit
ting behind such high desk that
II he had been two inches taller he
must have knocked his head
against the ceiling, Scrooge cried
In excitement:
why, it's old Fezzwig! Bless
his heart; it's Fezzwig alive
again!"
Old Fezzwig laid down his pen,
and looked mp at the clock. which
pointed to the hour of seven, and
called out In a comfortable, oily,
rich. fat, jovial voice:
"Yo no, there! Ebenezer, Dick"
Scrooge former self. now grown
a young man, came briskly in, ac-
by his fellow-'prentice.
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"CHRISTMAS CARROLL
By Charles Dickens.
Next Week, "The Green Seal" by Charles E. Walk.

uContinued From Our Last Issue.
"Yes!" said the child, brimful
Of glee. Home, for good and all.
Home. for ever and ever. Father
so much kinder than he used to
be. that homes like Heavenl lie
spoke so gently TO me one dear
hight whom / was going to bed,
that was not afraid to ask him
once more II you might come
home; and he said, Yes, you
gould; and sent me in a coach to
bring you. And you're to be a
mani" said the child, opening her
eyes. "and are never to come back
here; but first, we're to be to-
wether all the Christmas long, and
bave the merriest time in all the
world"
you are quite a woman, little
Fan" exclaimed the boy.
She clapped her hands and
laughed, and tried to touch his
head; but being too little. laughed
again. and stood on tiptoe to en-
brace him.
always delicate creature,
whom breath might have with
tred," said the Ghost. But she
Had a large hearti"
80 she had" cried Sorooge.
you're right. | will not gainBay
II, Spirit. God Forbid"
She died a woman" said the
phost. "and had, as think, chill
hren."
One child" Scrooge returned.
True" said the Ghost. your
nephewi"
Scrooge seemed uneasy in his
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In connection with his
magazine work, "Uncle
Charles" has organized a
league of young folk, every
one pledged to do Sunshine
work." Through this league,
he has frightened the lives of
thousands of poor, helpless
shut-ins.
At so, still helpless, hopeless
invalid, Douglas has won success
and frightened the lives of thou
sands of shut-ins. The magazin,
I'm which he edits a page reaches
/ 100000 persons each month.
And this man has not en-
jOyed q painless day or night
in 20 years!
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CHAPTER III.


The Second of the Three Spirits,
Awakening in the middle of a
prodigiously tough snore, and sit
ting up in bed to get his thoughts
together, Scrooge had no occasion
to be told that the bell was again
upon the stroke of One. He felt
that he was restored to conscious
ness in the right nick of time, for
the especial purpose of holding a
conference with the second mes
senger dispatched to him through
Jacob Marley's Intervention.
Consequently, when the bell
struck One, and no shape ap-
peared, he was taken with a vio-
lent fit of trembling. Five min
utes, ten minutes, a quarter of an
hour went by, yet nothing came.
All this time, he lay upon his
bed, the very core and center of a
blaze of rudy light which
streamed upon it when the clock
proclaimed the hour; and which.
being only light, was more alarm
Ing than a dozen ghosts.
At last, however, he began to
think that the source and secret
of this ghostly light might be in
the adjoining room, from whence,
on further tracing it, it seemed to
shine. This idea taking full pos
session of his mind, he got up soft
ly and shuffled in his slippers to
the door.
The moment Scrooge's hand was
on the lock, a strange voice called
him by his name, and babe him
enter. He obeyed.
Continued i'm Our Next Issue.)