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rivuKurv Ottkv of lite Sevrrtary.
I S*i?tvu?ta* 23. I a 10.
tlwv^linr, UurMtg the (btul year
Juiiv 30, 1911, ituktfct oiherwis
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Cuogrvtui shall make til. necessary ap
?XVfr i?Uuu ur author** the iwyweut
thereof, UMr J.t ol
*m pay tbv following rvwitfxts:
Nut I33U.IK' auu
uut kaa iihui $5t? fur information
oi( t? tlk orrtu ami ouuvkUuu of
any itersua, ta any I'akwi SutU-s
vourt, uu Uk- cbargv of wilfully aa.U
iu*lk.*uuaiy vmi (ire, a ay tiui
Uvt, mmi*-rt>ruaii, or graao U[>OU the
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u any pena?ii, tu any t'uileti
nMTi ob lhe charge of boiitlkUg a
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w.i.. ji jl StiJ** .1,1 t'unat, iu or anu
auy tuftoL UdkttK* or other urfUrn
nn>b it.- uuaUrtai. auU lea ? lug ?aai Art
tM.lufv ii.< mi.ui t- has been tutaily ?1
l ttgukhmi
THIKU Ail atftam at iui employe**
Ol Utv lA-parliUemi o? A&r?' ufeure art
Larrei fruui reoaitfei* r .ward (ur iu
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Wd * a<-Tv several l?nrsoa? hav?
...k?a Ul<- ? U"i uitt>UIUt? tKlUCk Uic
u> a rvwarJ oil r*ch such
iMUMcUU.
n?ariU will tK- i>nMi tu the
IK-rauii ur iKraMJdtt gtvtiig thv- iufor
BiaULiC to such arrests ami
cotitk ltuos ui?hi prt&.- .LaUudi to ttK'
lVi>arUiM.t>t o t Vgricuiiure of sato
uii ? t to thf m-evsssary ai>t*ro
priatiou. &*> afor?niaitl. ur c^thfrwise.
u may be tmtiaird by iaw.
Ap^iai (ur reward. Uia^U la
[>un?uaui?. of uu? ooiice. siiouUl be
(urwafiitnl to tlbe ftXMW, WtoWllS
too, D. C., but a ckliu will out be
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JAMES WILSON!
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Mrvauu iMMUr yv?U*r?kor afujruooii - j
I'urtwui Tuaek.
Thd u<hth.xMW> toottar. Ar uwru
Ml Junmii Vt+lMj tuurvdu* (at a oniW
to mtim m th* Lyon o&iuU wvtiuu.
Her Piace
tie T^lwt it and Wuu Muticai
Honors.
By T. W WINDHAM.
Copyright. WW. bjr American Pr<-t?
Vi-SlKiitiOIl.
I Continued frotu yesterday)
"fl??rr Tolstoy:**
The stem or tun vole* o f the door
keeper rang dowru ttie passage, and
aho darted through a doorway.
Her i'oiu; ;:u!vu followed. ?topp*-d a
second. and his llj'.-. seared her cheeks.
In the next the plutforui door closed
: behind him.
An echo reached her of the allegro?
rtppliug, lightening. swirling across the
. kevs. subdued at Intervals to the tit
; mult of orchestral accompanitueut.
then rinsing a^.iln, trlumpbaut. qulv -
erln ; at the last with the rapt, exalted
passiou of a love soug. followed L>y the
sileuce that ts greater thau applause
The pianist himself broke the spell.
| rising from his seat. The hall shook
' with a burst of euthuslasui. lie passed
' uulieeded through the platform exit.
The w Uite haired notabitity removed
his glasses with u sigh of satisfied eu
Jo* meat and turned to his colleague.
hU rugged '1'eutouic features softeuiug
into a smile.
? \ lr American young ladies' do
the j. often lake stage fright? But her
comjiatrict! He Is umgu'.tlceut! To
play that moat dittlcult con.*erto with
out uotes. without rehearsal? touch,
technique perfect! Consider also his
youth"?
The director broke iu with adroit ex
phtui'ku and suggestion. The pn>
fetMor beamed with del'ghted recol
lection.
"it is the khiic. then, who offered his
services? You are right, my friend,
that I should change my mind, that
the world should hear of hiin. He
shall go with tne on tour."
Twiluht Ui the pork, the sharp, gray
tw ilight of late autumn. A smart elec
trli runabout, with a lady at the lever
and a chauffeur at her side. Joined the
s'r- i rf vehicles eurering the park
at the I'lasa Her features were only
I?rtiaily visible through her automo
bile if. , but au Involuntary exclatna
n i! ?ie torn a mau pacing aimless
ly along the walk.
?Miss Trenthainr
"Mr. Tolstoy!"
With rhe answering cry ?t recogni
tion -'ie drew up close to the walk,
heed - >>f the rales of the road.
Half hesitating. Tolstoy went for
ward.
"So you are back in America, Mr.
Tolstoy T'
IK muttered the monosylla- !
ble w ithout ruki.ig his eyes.
"And I -.<? fnui the papers that your
European tour was a great success."
He blurted out a second atllrmatlve.
Kor the moment she was slightly
n uplused; then with infinite tact she
oaee more took the initiative.
"You are soon appearing in New
"T .Borrow at otrueute nan. ne re
plied shortly.
Boardmen were parading Broadway
with not ires o f the professor's concert.
It bumbled him that she had not no
. ed the large type at the foot of the
Umrils- -"Solo pianoforte. Mr. Alfred
Tolstoy"
"A matinee?"
He nodded stiffly.
"t>f >urso 1 stall go. It will be a
great pleas or* to nie to be present at
your debut." she coutluued.
"It happens to be the last concert of
;he series." he said icily.
I h. .! u<> kki." she begau In a tone
>f e. - -r cxpliuatiun. "But, theu, I
ha.e beeu traveling abroad a good
deal with my parent* since I saw you
. - We only i. turned from Switter
land a couple of day* ago."
The fact accounted for her api>arent
indifference. .iud (li-. expression soften
ed. but he stared ;uo.dlly before him
to at o.J tier eye*, and the handsome
turu >ut la which she xvas seated with
her liveried chauffeur somehow forced
ou him a sense of social disparity. J
Wheu she spoke again her voice had a
shy. hesitating ring.
"I need arimij ask If you are suc
cessful V"
Ue produced a memorandum and
read out some details? no trace of
pleasure or enthusiasm In his tone, only
a cynical sort of triumph in the sense
of achievement.
"Tomorrow la my final appearance
In N'ew York with l*rofessor Mever
h.ius fur the preaeut. 1 am booked
subsequently for various musical re
ceptions . also the principal concert
agents have made me very flattering
offers."
"Shall I congratulate you?" she ask
ed slowly.
"If you bad ougratulated me that
night at the Conservatoire." he broke
out resentfully, "and given me the op
portunity to thauk you"?
"You could uot expect me to wait,
to face every one after my failure.
Besides"? she turned away her eyes ?
to hide a suddeu confusion? "you?
you had already thanked me."
"It was not only to thank yon? He
was confused now . struggling with an
increasing desire to make his hopeless
avowal.
"I owe my subsequent success to
yon." he continued pedantically.
"Nix Indeed;" she broke lu eagerly.
"But? I am s'ad-tnore than I can
say -that yon have realised your am
bition."
"1 MMOtt I have."
HK r: : giwv : i'.p *lV to the acknowl
edgment.
ii ; u! fallen s<> pitifully short ol
realisation. Con Id she but know;
rn~ :i\- < rer whelmed the remnant
f !: |>ritl<? :md self control. He
rats I hts eyes. aflame with Ills se
ret.
"1 am still striving." he said halting
ly. "for the unattainable."
She darted a questioning glance.
Ttio -iri ::i white face strained toward
lu-r thr ugb Mte dusk, nud conviction
tt: -h?t! swift upon her
St;,- l*?nt impulsively. with a radiant,
triumphant smile. Her voice swayed
with a little treuior of delixht.
"I think t understand. But yon are
mistaken. For all you ku??w the un
attainable may be within reacftL*
RUSTLING THE DOUGH
A Cordova paper claims that labor
ing wen on the Copper River have
been sandbagged to get money for
government trail work. The paper
says:
"The scheme for collecting road
There's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
c M PHNV
Seattle Wash.
Puilen Rouse
Foot ol Sixth Avtaua
Moa. 6:egnntly furnished house
in Alaska
Etc-y usodcri convenience
E eotric ights ? Hot and cold
a at er ? Telephones
Force lain batfcs on every floor
Bo*rd and room by the dry, wtek
or month
*b!f -uppl ed with crejm and
barter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. S. Palkn
Proprietress
taxes up the line without any author
ity of law on earth, is quite diplo
matic. It seems that the men claim
ing to be "assistant overseers" have
pitched tent at Tiekel, where the men
are paid off. Here the laborers are
assaulted for $3 each, notwithstanding
the fact that the law specifically pro- j
vides that they must first be warned
out and notified as to time and place
where the work is to be dome. If the
man chooses to work he is charged
railroad fare back to TtekeJ which is
more than the tax, so there Is no
alternative but fur him to pay the
cash. If the men were served with
notice at Chitina betfore coming down,
many of them would work it out, so
the diplomatic highwaymen let them
come down to Tiekel and thta* inform
them that the work is up above Chit
; ina 50 miles distance. It would cost
the men fully $50 to go back and do
the work so they usually pay the cash,
I If they do not they are promptly ar
rested and fined $20 and costs."
Ther? Is more Catarrh In this sec
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doctors pronounced It a local disease
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