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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-17
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdoWej.
Chicago, II lipca 1902


Przymierze potr6jne, niedawno
odnowione, przymierze podw6jne,
sojusz anglo-japonski, zblizenie sic
w}osko-francuskie istnieja wyia-
cznie ola utrzymania powszechne-
go pokoiu. Wszystkie to zWiazki
wzmacniaia go i utrwalaia, = bez
Mich wisiaiby on na w}osku, mimi
tkwi jako mur.
lyle zrobila dla pokoju dyplo.
macya, a dunno moze bye tego,
ze iej praca bardzo mafo kosztuje
obywateh. Lecz militaryzm ze
swei strony take nadzwyczaj gor-
liwie pracuie mad utrzymaniem
pokoiu pr7y pomocy coraz Wiekszej
zbrojnosci, kt6ra tyle kosztuje, ze
panstwa u2brojone cd stop do gfo-
wy, ME doezekawszy sig nspastni-
ka, same sig pod swa zbroia podu-
sza.
Franoya wprowadza dwuletnia
sluzbe pod ksrabinem, CO poWie-
kszy jej woienny budzet tylko o 80
milion6w frank6w rocznie. ME-
miecki parliament otrzyma " JESSIE
nj projekt powiekszenis wojennej
marynarki o Sc pancernik6w, 10
krazownik6w klssy Iszej | S6 kra-
zownik6w klasy II, razem o lO7
okretow, kt6re beds kosztowaty
najmniej 500 milionow marek, ale
MECH to obywateh ME przeraza, DO
ten wydatek bedzie rozfozony na
lat l8cie. Jezei wiec do r, $4,000
militaryzm niemiecki ME przekona
sip, ze trzebs jeszcze bardziei
wzmocni6 pok6j, to do Ewyksego
woiennego brdzetu beda obywste-
le dodaEaIi corocznie tylko al
mil. mareh. zdaje sig jednsk, re
"a hat pare Rad berlihski uzna "a
konieczne powiekszYo militarne
Rekojmie pokoju to dlatego, re
cesarzowi Wilhelmowi nigdy ME
dose zo4nierzy i srmat, i dlatego
jeszcze, ze Francya opr6cz swej
dwuletniej siuaby pod karabinem
zamierza wzmocnie bojowa aote,
gdya - jak gfosza jej militarzy5ci
jest ona do tego zmuszona kon-
traktem trustu Pierponta Morgana.
o tru5cie tym juze5my pisali, to
wiec tylko dose bedzie przypom-
nice, re diva najWieksze towarzy-
stwa okretowe niemieckie takiez
diva angielskie zlaty sig p6fno.
cno-amerykanskiem, : ktore pore
czyio i'm pewien stafy dochod, zna-
cznie wiekszy, niz one dotad mia{y,
W zamian "a to objeto W sw6j "a
Rad wszystkie spraWy tyeh towa.
rzystw. Interes ten przeprowadziS
,,kapitan przemysfowy", miliarder
nowo-yorski Pierpont Morgan,
wiec jego tez imisniem nazwano
6w trust.
Lecz rad berlinski, a "a MIN
angielski p6inocno-amerykanski
ze4woli1y ma dokonanie tego inte-
resu pod warunkiem, re okrety, na-
lezace do trustu, ME beda W razie
wojny u1ywane przez Morgana
przeciw Niemcom, Anglii / Sta
nom. W kontrakcie trustu uczy-
Mono temu warunkowi zadosc W
TAXI spos6b, Paragraf II brzmi:
.Kontrakt sic rozwiazuje W razie
wojny Stan6w Anglia, slbo
Niemcami, albo tez Niemiec An
glia". Lecz poniewaz VS. 5tym
powiedziano, re NV razie potrzeby
panstwowej, trust powinien ja
speinic W miare moznosci", przeto
trust moze sfuzyc Stanom, Mem
com lub Anglii do transportow wo-
jennych W razie oreznej walki tych
panstw z jakiemkolwiek innem
mocarstwem.
2 tego wynika, ze 6w trust ham
dlowy jest zarazem wojennem tr6j.
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y W procesie ,kap." streetera
co do gl6wnych oskarzonych So
dziowie przysiegli ME mogli sic
zgodzi6 mimo S6 godzinnej narady,
tylko WilIiama Force uznali ME-
winnym. Sedzia Kavanagh musiaf
ich rozpuhcic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-17

A0"SSo' ~ NSi3HnA3SAo ONiS
obaj panujacy udali sic do kajuty
admirafa Mirabello, gdzie podano
szampana. Oar wniosf toast ma
Geese admiraia foty wioskiej. Po-
dobna wizyta odbyfa sig ma okrecie
rosyjskim ,,Gwiazda Polarna". Po-
tenn obsj monarchowie powr6cili
do Peterhofu.
WENEoYA, 17go lipca. = Cesarz
Wilhelm telegrafcznie wyrazi( u
bolewanie mad zawaleniem sic
dzwonnicy. Kr6l Wiktor Emanuel
telegrafowat Rosyi, ofarujac
100000 lir ma odbudowanie. Zebra
no juz ma fundusz odbudoWy diva
miliony frank6w.
W1EDEN, 17-go lipca. =
Wiedenskie gazety donosza o wy
buchu rozruch6w W obwodzie Ko-
welt W Turcyi azyatyckiej. Podo-
bno zolnierze szeika Koweitu na-
padli ma karawane eskortowana
przez zoinierzy tureckich, eskorte
wyrzneli i zabrali 10000 funtow
tureckich, kt6re stanowity haracz
szeika Nejed. P6zniej wojsko
szeika napadlo ma turecki garnizon
i cywilny zarzad W mieScie Elagir
pozabijaio wszystkich. Siychac,
re sultan wysle wojska przeciw zot-
nierzom szeika.
WASHINGTON, 17go lipcs. -
Rozegraf sic ostatni akt komedyi
sadu wojennego W sprawie gen.
Jacoba Fl. Smith, kt6rego proceso-
wano "a to, re majorowi Waller
daf rozkaz zabijania palenia,
minister Root z Oyster Bay przy.
wi6zE tn akta procesu. Smith 20
stall uznany sOinmym i skazany ma
= otrzymanie 'sagany cd prAeto'
aonych. Prezydent Roosevelt tedy
zgani2 Smitha, a r6wnoczesnie go
pensyonowano, CO niejaka jest ka-
ra, gdyz liczac lat 81 pensyonowa-
nym bye moze, ale ME musi' Mi
mister Root pisemnie ti6maczy wy
rok. Powiada, ze chociaz gen.
Smith dat. rozkaz: rzabija6 pa
licl", to przeciez W skutek tego roz-
kazu mie,oiezu zabito, DO tylko II
kraiowcow, ma rozkaz majora
VALERA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, l6 lipca. -
Prezydent organizacyi g6rnikow
Mitchell oswiadczyf W rozmowie,
re ma konwencyi, kt6ra dzi6 sig
rozpoczyna, niezawoduie zostana
poczynione kroki do zakonczenia
strajku W Pennsylvania i West
Virginia. Dodaf, re strajk nieza-
wodnie zakonczy sic zwycieztwem
g6rnik6w. Ma zapytanie, czyli diva
to twierdzenia oznaczaja, il costa.
ME zarzadzony strajk generalny,
ME chciaf dat odpowiedzi.
PARK C1rY, Utah, II Ilipca. =
DIVA magazyny prochu W kopalni
DAILY West wyleciafy wczoraj rano
godz, l W powietrze mn6stwo
ludzi zostaio zabitych. Do godz.
4 wydobyto 35 trup6w i DUO ludzi
wydobyto nieprzytomnych. Trupy
te i tych ludzi dobyto szybu On
tario, oddalonego cd szybu DAILY
West o mile, ale zfaczonego z MIN
korytarzem. DAILY West ley 1900
stop pod ziemia, Ontario 600 stop;
W pierwszym pracuje zWykle 100
$50 ludzi, W drugim 100 ludzi.
Niewiadomo jeszcze, lie ludzi zgi.
nelo. Wstrza5nienie by%o tax sill
ne, re ma wiele mil W okofo wszy-
soy sie pobudzili. Straszliwq jest
rozpacz okolicznych mieszkancow
otaczajacych teraz kopalnia; ME ma
nikogo, ktoryby ME miai jakiegos
krewnego zatrudnionego W kopalni.
MANILA, 17go lip "a. =
Cholera W prowincyach jeszcze
ciagle sic szerzy. Dotychczas do
niesiono 14,567 wypadkach cho-
lary; z tych 10,937 byfo 5miertel-
nych. W Manili codziennie oko-
10 czterdziesci osob zapada ma cho-
lere.
GIru1cno>Y Tov 17oo 1;poo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-17
Telegrar11y.

czego" o cesarzu Wlllhemle, RVory
dostaf sig do pohcyjnej urzedoweJ
gazety W Prsdze, zakonczyfo sic
5mieszna farsa. Prusacy i Wszech-
niemcy wietrzyli W tel sprawie ca
le niemal sprzysiezenie magistratu
i r6znych urzednikow W Pradze;
okaza1o sic W koncu, re Gaia wilma
spada ma podrzednego urzednika,
kt6ry gEupoty i ME wiedzac, co
czyta, dopu5cit do umieszczenia te-
go ogioszenia, p6zniej przez pa
re tygodni mkt z urzednik6w ma
wet ME wiedziaf, Ae pojawifo sig
takie ogi6szenie, dop6ki ME pre-
drukowano go ma kartach kore-
spondencyjnych, kt6re rozesfano
po miastaoh niemieckich. Niepo-
dobna byfo mic innego zrobic tel
sprawy, jak tylko nalozy6 ma owe
60 urzednika kare suspendowania
ma kilka tygodni.
RzYM, 17go ipca. - Audi
tor major Porter doreczyi osobi5cie
papieskiemu sekretarzowi stanu
Rampolla ostatnia note gubernato-
tora Filipin sedziego Tafta W spra-
vie usuniecia zakonnik6w Fill
pin. R6wnoczesnie CUB. Taft pro-
sif Papieaa pozegnalna audyen-
cya.
Nota doreczona obecnie Waty-
kanowi jest dluga. Rorpoczyna sig
cd komplementow dla Watykanu
"a jego dobre checi i wyraza, re
zamiary Watykanu, by zakonni-
k6w hiszpanskich zastapic stopnio-
wo zakonnikami innych narodo-
wosci moga bye dobre, ale ME roz-
wiazuja kwestyi, Pan Taft zarecza,
re Stany zjedn. ME zamierzaja
wcale narusza6 paragrafow ukfadu
paryskiego re ME chodzi i'm o
przymusowe wydalenie zakonni.
k6w: ale W obec istniejacych sto-
sunk6w potrzebaby wielu zakonni-
k6w przemoca wprowadzac napo-
wr6t do ich parafj, czego st. Zjedn.
dopuscic ME moga. Skoro jednak
Watykan ME chce przysta6 ma pro-
pozycye rzadu amerykanskiego, to
tenze postanowit powr6cic do kwe-
styj poruszonych W pierwszym ko-
munikacie kard. Rampolli Fl
czerwca, a mianowicie do zarza-
dzenia dochouzenie mozliwych 70
bowia zan pretensyj re strony
apostclskiego reprezentanta gu
bernatora Manili. Przedewszyst.
kiem sekretarz wojny Root zyczy
sobie, by kard. Rampolla prze.
stat 4 listy posiadtoSci, ktore
chodzi, do rzadu filipinskiego, q
mianowicie: y Posiad}osci korpo-
racyom odstqpionych; q budyn-
k6w koscielnych zajetych przez
woiska oznaczeniem szkody zrza-
dzonej aadanego odszkodowania;
81 posiadfoSci uwazanych dotych-
czas "a hiszpanskie dobra koronne,
kt6re Rad amerykanski ma odsta-
pic. Ale Rad amerykanski przy-
stanie ma takie odstapienie tylko W
razie zadawalniajacego rozwiqzania
innych kwestyj; A zakfad6w do
broczynnych i naukowych, kt6re
Watykan radby uwazac "a VIA
snosci ko5cielne. -'W.kohcu CUB.
Taft oSwiadcza zyczenie, by dalsze
rokowania odbywaiy sic W Manili
pomiedzy MIN q representation
Watykanu.
Panuje og6lne przekonanie, 4e
Watykan odni6sf dyplomatyczne
znaczne zwyciestwo.
LoNDYN, 17go lipca. -
correspondent wiedehski do, Daily
Mail" donosi, il zostai zawarty po-
miedzy kanclerzem niemieckim v.
Buelow, a austryackim ministrem
sprawzagraniczuych hr. Gofucho W.
skim ukIad tqjny, ma maocy kt6rego
Niemcy zo6oaOiqsayq sig przeszka-
dga6, By agitacya Wszechmiemc6s0
40 Austryi zngidoaOata pomoc .
poparcie 40 N1emczecb Austrya
zobo,oiqzagie sig prSesskadso6, by
oo;t1ootI, o,o7ckn" IN P9.ne1ch
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Obliczaja, re straty poniesione
przez przemys}owcow w czasie
trwania strajku wynosza okolo
10 milionow dolar6w. Strawberry
zyskuja razem oko1o $4,000 mie-
siecznie w placach, - ale w CA
sic strajku stracili $4,000.
Wypadek nieszczesliwy ma kolei
uicznej.
Wczoraj rano oko1o godz. 7 ma
przecinajacych sic kolejach uli-
cznych ma 81 ul. l Wentworth
ave., wielki wagon linii Went
worth ave. wpad1 ma tramwaj Ii
nil 81 ul. obalii go SYN ma
chodnik. Oba wagony zapeinione
byly podroznyrni, pomiedzy kt6-
ryni powstaia panika. Pokalecze-
nj zostali: Samuel Montgomery,
31o4 Wallace str, wewnetrzne o.
brazenia; !; Marya Jankowska, 3114
Morgan str, potiuczona W glove
i 1okcie; Marya Turol, 1856, 81 st.,
lewe ramie zlamane wewnetrzne
obrazenia; Maggie Moeschinger,
3125 Canal str. rama ma glowie;
VIM. Lenka, motorowy, pokale-
czony W glove. Zdaje sic, re mo-
torowy wagonu linii Wentworth
ave. ME byi W stanie zatrzymae
wagonu W skutek tego, re po de-
szczu szyny byiy silzkie.
Rome nieszczescia.
31letni John Schmidt, elektryk
zatrudniony przy kolei Western &
Indiana, wczoraj dla odetchniecia
swiezem powietrzem usiadf ma
gzymsie okna swego mieszkania ma
3 pietrze domu pm. 20 Alexader St.
Zasnal, spadi ma ulice i zabii sic
ma miejscu.
W szpitalu sw. hukasza umars
Frank s. Griswald, prezydent
Northwestern Storage o." New.
berry Storage Co... nGriswald
Storage & Transfer Co." W skutek
pokaleczen odniesionych W ponie-
dziaiek W magazynie Northwestern
Storage 90. pm. 2S0-2S4 Michi.
gan str. Byf on W elewatorze Z
dwoma innymi, gdy elevator nagle
W skutek jakiegos wypadku spadf
ma dol. Dwaj jego towarzysze wy.
skoczyli po drodze ma l pistro; on
jednak, chcac skoczyt, dostaf sic
miedzy sciane i elevator doznaf
ciezkich wewnetrznych uszkodzen.
Ma CLARK str. IA ul. tramwaj
.wpadf ma w6z weglami. Woznica
Henryk Welbaski, 5131 Fifth ave.,
spadl ma ulice potiukf sic mocno
W grzbiet / rece.
Ma rogu LaSalle j Randolph str.
zostaf wczoraj wieczorem o godz'lO
jakis 7Oletni mezczyzna obalony i
ciezko skaleczony przez woz male.
lacy do American Express %. "a.
wieziono go do szpitala powiato.
wego, gdzie wkr6tce potem umarf.
Woznica, Timothy Enright, zostaf
aresztowany.
Komitety demokrat6w.
Sedzia M. E. Tuley, prsewodni.
czacy demokratycznego komitetu
doradczego, zamianowaf wczoraj
nastepujace osoby, jako czfonkow
komitetu kampanii: s. S. Gregory,
Thomas j. Webb, VIM. Prentis,
VIM. s. Forrest, Austin j. Doyle,
z. P. Brosseau, John s. Cooper i
Joseph Donnersberger.
Przewodniczacy demokratyczne-
90 komitetu centralnego powiato.
wego, Thomas Carey, zamianowat
nastepujacych czfonkow dem. ko.
mitetu kampanii: VIM. E. Quinn,
John J. Coughin, James j. Gray
VIM. Quinlan, John J. Brennan,
John E. Owens, VIM. Loeffler 1
John Farley.
DS.: ho,dudoo{ 1ornionowaH
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE. %, 1902
AN IMMENSE MONEY LOSS.
PosTPoNEMENT HITS VERY HARD
London and Portsmouth Hotels, Pro-
vision Dealers and Others
Out Thousands.

London, June 25.-The demolition of the
reviewing stands has begun and pro-
crosses slowly. The hotels and provision
dealers are hit the hardest. Thousands
Of pounds of perishable food of the most
expensive sort are crowding every re-
frigerator in London while orders for
many tons more, Geographically Cancelled
yesterday, will remain source of liti-
cation or compromise. The caterers Of
the fashionable West End establishments
have already announced that they are
willing to share the losses of their pat
rons who had given orders for delivery
tomorrow or Friday. Few of the cater
ers or hotels availed themselves Of In
| surance, the recently offered LlOyds rate
of 10 per cent being considered too high.
Many propretors of reviewing stands
We're thus protected. But the important
question remains as to whether the money
paid for seats will necessarily be refund
ed. Only a few seats out of nearly half
million were sold with any specific pro-
viso on this point. :. ,@
The manufacturers Of medals and SOU
venirs are badly hurt. One of these said
that ten million medals dated June rs and
June II already struck were now value
less. 49,.
Altogether London's business loss is in
calculable and the people Of Portsmouth,
where preparations involving big ex
vest from the, naval review, are simply
crushed. The streets Of London to-day
seem deserted, compared with the begin
ming of the week. The chief points of
interest were Buckingham palace and
Fleet street. At both localities crowds
OF people surrounded every bulletin board
and anxiously bought numerous ''extras."
A curious fact in this connection is that
some of the outlying suburbs had no gen.
eral realization Of the postponement of
the coronation till the residents read the
morning papers. The demand for papers
in this city and the nearer suburbs yes
terday absorbed the whole supply before
reaching the outer fringe of London. The
general postoffice is overburdened with
kilograms. Many private messages filed
yesterday could not be transmitted and
were not delivered to-day.
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you come to search for hidden arms she
said, and opened the gate.
mo, smadam!'' he cried. =.
She shut the gate again. 81 understand
that the kings, officers sometimes bow to
rebels. she said. You may bow to me
when we meet; you may ask me how do;
will respond that l am very well. At this
minute, Captain Tudor, l am very we'll in
deed" rr,,-..ty
He recovered himself, and. took his dis
missal gallantly. Mistress Savage he said
bowling very low. Il rejoice in your good
health" Then he went away the most
under a stony face. his establishment and
turned aside and did not join them,
But that evening at the coffee house, hear
ing Anthony again boasting Of the volun-
teers' success in keeping the whig women in
the town, Tudor suddenly inquired: "Do you
suppose that this maneuver of yours has kept
Mistress Savage from going out?''
Yes answered Dicke at once. "Mr.
Savage was about to send her away, but all
passes are now refused ~,
Then confound your, association cried
Tudor from the depths of his heart; and amid
the astonished silence of regulars and volun-
teers, he stalked awy. - .r.. ,1~ ...-... F.,
The three new generals came and the
new troops went into the quarters that were
assigned to them. Now, it was said on all
hands, great things would happen. Bur
goyne demanded elbow-room. "Elbow-
room!" repeated all the tories, pleased with
the phrase, .a .:.,...-r =.
1t was growing hard to Frank, this time OF
waiting. Was 1t worth the cost? From time
to time to glimpse Alice at a distance, always
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"SECTION is" CASE
Senator CIaPp's Bill May Settle 1t at
I8st

senator ClaFp's Bill May Settle 1t at
Last.
From, The journal Bureau, Room IS. Post
Guiding, Washington.
Washington, June Ex-senator Clapp to-day
introduced bill to extend the operation of
the general townste laws to the ceded Indian
reservations in Minnesota. He will push the
measure through the senate and will have
the cooperation of the house members in get
ting 1t through that body before adjournment.
II the bill becomes law it will permit the
establishment of townsites in the Chippewa
reservation soon to be opened under the pro-
visions Of the Morris bill. It will also settle
the controversy over section 16 at Cass Lake,
in the event that the Lydick claim for this
land as an allotment is decided adversely to
the claimants.
The Morris Bill.
T. G. Barnard and E. "a. Warren of Cass
Lake, who have been here working for the
Morris bill, left for home to-day.
The house will probably agree to the confer
ence on the Morris bill asked for by the SEN
ate late to-day. The conferees will be Curtis,
Lacey and Little. They are all favorable to
the change suggested by Senator Quarles of
Wisconsin to require the location of sawmills
on the reservations, and will bring in report
in a day or two which will be approved by
both houses.
As to Adjournment.
Represen tative Tawney believes congress
will not adjourn until July I or 8. He says
that the Philippines bill will not get into con-
ference before June 80. 1t will take some
days TO go over the senate and house bills
and Determine the exact differences. There
will be serious differences on the coinage pro-
vision and other provisions, and Mr.. Taw-
ney does not look for an agreement for Ave
or six days. 1t is probable Tawney will re a
member of the house conference committee,
as he is next to chairman Cooper and has had
the most to do with the preparation OF the
house bill r.. i'll
Representative Burke has reported to the
house a bill providing for the cession of sc. ooC
acres of land in the Lower Brlle reservation
1t is to be sold at $l25 per acre under the
homestead law. and the proceeds are to be
applied to erecting fences and purchasing
stock for Indians on the unceded portions Of
the reservation. g.
Representative Martin made favorable
report on the bill to extend the jurisdiction OF
the United States courts to all penal offenses
committed en- Indian reservations in South
Dakota. He does not expect to secure the
passage OF the bill until next session.
H: C. Stevens
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INGENIOUS Mr.. TOUSLEY
How He Fixed Peeping Tom with
II 3 II OOleI
Brooklyn Eagle.

ho" nc lAed Keeping 10" with
Pea-shooter. 70, ="
Brooklyn Eagle
Tousley resourcefu man if there
ever was one, so told my troubles to him.
Paul Pry," said Lives in the fat ad-
Joining mine, and he is deeply interested in
ell that happens in my domicile.''
THAT Is awkward admitted Tousley.
Decidedly asserted.
"There is so much that one does not care
90 have SEEM said Tousley.
There are times I agreed, when one
does not banker for publicity, and those are
the times that I usually see Paul Pry peek
ing from behind his curtains just across the
court. 1t annoys my wife, who enjoys fresh
air, and yet has to keep window and cur
tains closed most Of the time
IT should think it would" said Tousley.
''Shall I kill him?"' asked
NO" answered Tousley, !.that is inartis-
dc. Leave him to me-
Tousey appeared at my fat that night,
! said nothing.
MAY I have your room for the night" he
asked, and Of course we gave it to him. He
drew the curtain. opened the window just a
crack at the bottom and trained the bean
shooter on the opposite window. From an
other window I watched and signaled him.
After a time the curtains opposite stirred
o little. Paul Pry was accommodating.
Click! Something struck his window. He
startled that he betrayed himself,
pushed the curtains aside and looked out
boldly. After moment he drew back but
later he peeked again Another click! He
waited and watched. third click! He
hastily left the window. Nothing happened
while he was gone but presently he returned.
At the fourth click he opened the window
wide and stuck his head out into the court,
looking up as we'll as down. I could see that
he was disturbed. Then he closed the win
dow and went away, but habit was too strong
for him. In fifteen minutes he was back and
the clicking was resumed.
! Others came. and all looked out of the
window. Tousley and I could hear them
talking.
"Something snaps against the window when
ever look out" explained Paul Pry.
Then don't look out" returned large
man of some sense ~
'I'll show you," said Paul Pry.
He closed the window and took his place
Behind the curtains, whereupon Tousley
turned loose with the bean shooter. Up went
the window on the instant and three four
heads were thrust out.
~ believe the place Is haunted" said Pau
Pry fearfully. -
Then keep away from the window or the
COLLINS II git you'' laughed the big man
For the rest of that night Paul Pry fol-
lowed the advice given, but in the morning
he was up to his old tricks again. knew
his rising time, and we were ready Tor him
His first glance brought a click. He tried II
eight times before going to breakfast, anc
there was click each time I could see
when he finally opened the window to lool
out, that he was CHASTITY pale. When he
closed it again, Tousley clicked a tattoo or
It. s@s% go
believe / said that Tousley was a re
sourceful fellow, but beg to repeat 1t.
Paul Pry has moved; his old room is va
cant; 1t is haunted. Il know 1t because tht
neighbors have told me so.