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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-23
BANK PRESIDENT MISSING.

Savings bank of Dedham, Ia. has been
closed. and the president. J. G. Cation.
cannot be found. He is said TO be
short about $4,000. and the bank has
commenced suit against him for the
amount. The bank had 100000 i'm de-
DccitS
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

s~eS~S~~N~O>~>~~~->e~~~~~>--
ARG1NTA lodge. No g. F and A. NJ
viii hold special meeting .oday
al O'Clock p m. for the purpose Of at
tending and conducting the funeral ser.
vice OF our late brother. James \. Clas-
hey. member of this lodge Masons re-
spectfully requested to attend
VI. 9. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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A. W. SMITH & CO., mortgage loans.
Office at S. l.. Abstract Co. IS w. LIST So.
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BORN.

BORN-At Robinson. Utah. to the wife
Of Jno. 6eele, l0-Dound boy. All con-
Ccrned doing we'll
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HOLIDAY RATES
Via Oregon Short Line.

Tickets on sale December 23rd, oath.
25th, and 31st. 1904. and January 1st,
1905. Final limit January 3rd. City
ticket Office col Main st. See agents.
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TICKET BROKERS.


GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE, eStab-
lished 1855 Railroad tickets bought, sold
and exchanged. No. % Main St. +. H.
Groshell M$r.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

RELIABLE person each locality for
business position. Salary 5000 weekly
and expenses. Expense money advanced.
Position permanent. Previous experience
unnecessary. Business established Al
dress Mr.. Cooper Como Block. Chicago.
XMAS sale, diamonds. watches, rings.
at low prices. Uncle Sans, 50 +. LIST So.
STRCCK'S Employ ment Agency.
Mechanic and Labor Office.
So West 81 So 'PhOLa t64
MEN to learn barber trade; position and
locations plentiful; expenses made while
learning; instructor with years e&pe-
rience; best opportunity ever offered. Call
or write for particulars. Moler's Barber
college. 90 e LIST South.
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WANTED

>>~~~~~~~S~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
OR 4 ROOMS for light housekeeping.
not more than blocks from St Marys
academy. Address S74 F. I'd South.
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-TYPFWRITERS.


NEW or second hand; cash. trade OF
terms. Sorensen- Stout Co. a z. Cd SO. St
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS rented,
g per month upward. Stenographers
placed without charge. Phone 1622-y- ld
s West Temple St. City.
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WATCHFg AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES and jewelry. Cleaning. sli
handspring, 81. {. r. w. Bowers, 81
MainsSt. Cod apd silver bought.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.


"a Richards St. Phone -17S7-ks;- Ind. S65s
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GIRL for general homework: no wash
ing. Must know how TO cook plain food.
Good wages.) $40 South 9Th East
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GOOD washerwoman at 81 Is, ST
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

~oS~~N~~~~O~s~~SN~~-~~~J ~~~D-NON-N~-~N~N~~~NsN
FIRST-CLASS girl at 81 LIST ST.
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FLORISTS.

L. NJ Law. specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral. Telephones
q. Prices reasonable.
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GIRL wanted. Good wages; no washing.
3g5 1St ST
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FOR FENT-FURNISHED.


1O-ROOM brick residence. furnished.
steam heat. electric light, good barn. 1888
! West 5th SO, ST. Inquire Anderson In
surance Agency.
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ESTRA1ED from Snydt rviile enc black
mare; star in forehead: =. F. on right
shoulder; 500 reward for any infornia-
ton for recovery. Address 90 y. srd w.
A LIGHT hornless Jersey COW. i5s So.
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GIRL of or 10 years TO board for
small compensation and attend school for
company for hoy of 6. Address A "a
Herald.
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YOUNG girl to assist with light house
work PA Z St.
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NO MEETING Sunday. Open daily 10
10 s Everything told. Arrold-DicksOn,
26g East Third South. Phone 2il7-K.
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FOR RENT.

FOUR rooms, hall pantry. closets. cleo
tric light, hot and cold water. $50 S.
5th East.
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F. G. WOOD. SO TO $500. furniture.
horses, etc: easy terms. 149 Mdi1. r. $40.
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MONEY TO loan.

MRS. p FONTYN. Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium. o67 s. West Temple
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FOR SALE.


! CIGAR. candy and fruit stand: good To-
cation, nice business. Add. b .. Herald
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ELEGANTLY furnished suite G. rooms.
Inquire 255 So West Temple
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW or secondhand cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co, As L. "a So. St.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. esi Main St
Secondhand registers always in stock.
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ON household goods pianos. &c. cheap
est rates 407 D. +. Walker building.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY, orphan. would ike TO
make home with and take daughterly in
terest i'm lonely and kindly disposed per
son. Address Miss Estella Granger, gen
eral delivery city.
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GOOD GIRL. one that can cook and
keep house; small family; no washing
good pay. 235 S. 9Th East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-23

LARGE hot blast stove. suitable for
store or large room, in perfect condition.
PA S. I'd East.
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XMAS SAFE, solid gold rings, 500 and
up. Uncle Sans. 30, f. list So
WILL CALL at your home and do your
plain sewing; children's clothes are my
specially. Address + %, Herald.
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
Co, dealers in scrap iron, metals. rub
bers, bottles, rags, etc. Carloads, a spe-
cialty. 80 to 40 South First West
Phones: Ind. 1921; Bell, 2439-Z-
UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
for scrap iron. rags, Tubbers, bottles, cop
per. brass. etc. IS f. Sth South Tel. 2e9.
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A SNAPii, Do you need money? Cres-
cent Loan Co. advances it on your salary.
Fifth floor Hooper block
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FOR Xmas, guitars, barjos, mandolins,
$500 and up Uncle Sam s. 50 E LIST So.
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ON FURNITURE. etc. easy terms: pay
when ycu want TO. 2lS Atlas Block.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIR
WORKS.

~"~--- ~ ~
WE SELL and put in original stove and
range castings. and have good workmen
to clean water Jackets and put IN new
ones. Work guaranteed. Bell phone
1194-y: Utah 1925 Western Foundry a
Stove Repair Works. 2f2 State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-23
TAIIoRs.
UPHoLsTERING AND RFPAIRINd


BEST PLACE in city: parlOr furniture
re-upho,stered: mattresses and spring.
repaired. Salt Lake Mattress * Mig. Cos
l57 W. South Temple. Both phones.
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AUCTION SALE.

WE carry the largest stock Of new and
second hand household goods. Don't buy
until you have examined or priced our
goods. Special discounts IN entire
furnishings. Cash or credIt Nebraska
Furniture Co, 81 L. % So.
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WOMAN wants washing at home 437
S I'd East
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CHEAPEST MONEY IN CITY.
On furniture. pianos. vaiuables, etc, al
rates cheaper than anyone in city: easy
terms. Room 129 Keith building
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in blocks of Main and Bird South; east
side. Furniture for sale. Completely fur
nished in every way. Furniture new and
IN good condition. A good bargain for
somebody. IS. Herald.
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GIRL for general homework Apply 517
Atlas Blk
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CARPET CLEANING.

UTAH Steam Garnet & Wall Paper
Cleaning Co. Feathers renovated g
Richards St. Phone 11S7-k; Ind. 1855.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-23

IF YOU NEED money we viii discount
block.
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! YOUNG man, 20 years old desires
good, steady position as clerk collector or
boOkkeeDer. A Is. Herald.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.
DENTISTS.
EDUCATIONAL.

N~>N~~~S~~-~~~~~~~~~~O~,~o~~
GATRELL'S Unique School Of Short
hand and TypPwriting. Hooper Bldg
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DON'T bOrrow trouble. borrow money.
Salarfed men or women accommodated
on their note without mortgage or en-
dorser. Easy payments. Confidential
Cherry. 4e7 d. F. Walker building.
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SATERLEE & BAUER. contractors al
job work. 80 f. I'd South. Phone 3lf1-
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ON chatteIs any amount. o. F. Peter
son. So West Second South.
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A COMPETENT woman for sweeping
and cleaning. ri L. list South.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01
FOCAL and Personal
Ice cream at Phillips.

Ice cream at Phillips.
p. B. Bothel returned yester-
day from a trip to the Colville
country.
Bring in your old suit and let
us make it new for the 4th. Moores'.
Commenting tomorrow the
G. N. will increase the mail service
to two mails each way daily.
FIREWORKS! Fireworks for
4th. You will find complete line
at Hollinger's.
H. l.. Carlton leaves for Spo-
kane tomorrow Cd personal bust
ness.
Funny how Moores' 30 10
goose in-creases your baggy
trousers, yet decreases their size.
Coroner Bishop was called to
Occur d 'Alene on Monday on Of
fetal business
Phillips is the man that makes
the bread-14 large or % small
loaves for sl.0O. tt
A new barber pole, resplend'
ent. with appropriate colors now
stands in front Of w. H. Emery
barber shop.
Those $3.50 suits at the Bon
ner Mere. Co. are little bit tn
biggest value We have seen IL
mems clothing.
Take your watches to tn
Ferry Jewelry Store, opposite tn
pcstothce, for repair. Work al
ways satisfactory.
james McGreevey. foreman G
the B. F. l.. Co.. reports YER
successful drive of 5000 900 feet q
company logs.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01
FOREST LIEU SELECTION.

In the United States Land Of
fee, Occur d'Alene, Idaho, June
rs, 1904.
Notice ia hereby given that the
Aztec Land and Cattle Company,
Ltd, hy Frank H. Crombie, its at
torney in fact, whose postoitice ad-
dress is 209 The Rookery, Spokane,
Wash, has made application under
the provisions of the Act of June
4, 1897 go Stat. 36), to select the
following described tract, tC-wit:
the st /, Section Z, Twp. 90 L., r.
2, e B m.
Within the next thirty days
from the date hereof protests OF
contests against the said selection
on the ground that the land de-
-cribed, or any portion thereof, Ii
more valuable for it's minerals than
for agricultural purposes, will be
received and noted for report tt
he Commissioner of the General
! Land Office.
r Y OHM. Register.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01

Paint brushes and kalsomine
in complete assortment. Jones &
Bishop.
Announcement is made of the
approaching marriage of Thos. J
Waldron of this place and Miss
Sloop of Port Hill. The event
occurs on the 7th.
Just one place for suit that
"fts." That's the Mems shop
Look for the new sample line
Moore Bros.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01
A Social in Paradise.

There will be social at the new
church at Paradise Valley on Fri
day evening, July 3 Supper from
7 unul 8 o'clocS. AS this is our
first social in our new church and
we have plenty of room we cor
daily invite everybody.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01

&C. H. Stein, former manager
of the lumber company, accom- |
panied by his wife, departed Thurs
day for Spokane, where they will
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleed
gave them farewell reception
which was attended by their
friends who came out from Wis
consin with them. The HERALD
and all other friends regret to note
their departure.
Good dressing does not con-
sist OF paying extravagant prices
for your attire and discarding
good taste, but it does consist of
exercising good judgment in max
selections. The most particular
dressers cannot find fault with our
goods or our prices. For style our
goods are well chosen. Hollinger's,
Manager A. E. Rickerd of the
Bonners Ferry Lumber Co. is con-
structing a new residence in the
east part of town, at point COM
manding a fine view of the river
and surrounding country. 1t will
be 11-room building with base
ment and will cost four or i've
thousand dollars, and will be
decided acquisition as an improve
ment to Bonnsrs Ferry. G. D..
Rowell is the contractor.
Did it ever occur to to you that
Moores' Mems Shop is the only ex-
elusive mems store in town? That,
therefore, they can make a better
study of what is strictly the latest
in mems clothes, hats and shoes ?
That their neat little stock is in a
class of its own-slways stylish
and serviceable? That your money
will buy just as much as your
neighbors at Moores'?
Capt, A. G. Fry will run the
steamer Errnnd Boy on the 4th
and give short excursions on the
river to all who would enjoy ride
On the water. The barge Servant
Girl" will be fitted up for the occa.
sion. Prices, Csc ani 10c, The
fare will be especially noted rs The
HERALD was in error last week ir
stating that the price was % anc
so. Instead tie price is as frs
9 noted above-25c for adults anC
7 10c for children. Don't miss Ell
joying cool refreshing ride on th'
water.
1t may be of interest to new
' settlers to know how juries ar
i selected in Idaho, charge designed
for political effect having been cir
Z culate1 that improper influence
were exerted. The law provi de
# that the county commissioner
Il designate $50 taxpayers. The au
t ditor writes these names on slips
8 places them in a box and there j
n drawn the number ordered by th
Judge, say 40, in the presence {
r the probate Judge, auditor an
4. sheriff. 1t is therefore impossibl
!. for an attorney to pick them III
a. less the three officers and conmi'
A. sioners stand in. The auditor an
q probate judge are Democrats i
this county.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01
Volume XIV No. |.

With this issue the HERALD en-
tiers upon its l4th year, under the
same proplietorship as when
founded. We expect to be here IA
years longer. The patronage of
the HERALD was never better, and
we shall try tc continue to merit it.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01

day visiting Mr.. Rickerd and incl
ientally viewing their new resi-
1ence.
The Kootenai Trading Co. has
a big stock of 4th of July goods on
hand, including fireworks of every
kind. Remember, at the K. T. Co.
"A. D. Palmer came in from
Occur d'Alene today. He is en-
ployed as filler at the Newman
Lake mill. He will return Satur-
day.
Ladies': Don't forget that the
famous Radcliffe shoe is the best
shoe III the U. S. at the popular
one price, $3.50. At Hollingers.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Melder
leave for Spokane Saturday TO
spend the 4th and visit relatives.
The Judge will shortly return, but
Mrs. Melder will remain d month.
Our table of $3.50 shoes for
men are attracting considerable at
tention. Most of them are $500
shoes, some $3.50 and few $500.
The Bonner Mere. Co.
An OK team appeared upon our
streets one day this week, attract
ing considerable attention. Earl
Newton of Curley Greek was chiel
engineer of the motive power
-Chas. G. Reeder of Spokane
who owns a large number Of
ranches in the valley, was here
this week looking after his inter.
ests in connection with the same.
p. II. Callahan and family
have returned from Elk and will
reside in the Colwell place. where
Mrs. Callahan will keep boarders.
w. F. Jones, in charge of tn,
shipping department of the B. F
l.. Co., has commenced the con
struction of a fine new residence.
Miss Helen Hood arrived yes
terday from Whatcom and is tn
guest of Capt. and Mrs. G. R
Gray. Miss Hood formerly resid
ed here.
"A reception by the Christia
Endeavor society was held at tn
home of Rev. Wilson on Monda
evening. A very pleasant evenin
was enjoyed.
james McGreevey has tn
stone foundation laid for a ne
residence. And now il Jim woul
just take the necessary step to hay
some one to share the new hon
with himl
President Francis Crosson, ,
the Rebekah State Assembly, wi
visit Loyal Rebekah Lodge ne,
Tuesday evening. All membe
are urged to attend. Receptic
and banquet will be rendered.
Sheriff Whitney and daughte
Miss Helen v hitney, srrived We
terday from Rathdrum. III
sheriff will return tonight but Mi
b Whitney will remain until ait
y the 4th. She is the guest of Vi
VanGasken.
0 The Democratic primaries W
: be held in Koo.ensi county {
Monday, July Is. The Bonnie
. Ferry primary will be held in t
n K. of p. hall between the hours
2 and Z =. M. Six delegates W
be chosen.
DIR. E. f. Fry lie home fro
Spokane where he passed throu
siege of diphtkeria, and fro
which he is fully recovered. TIL,
A. appears no danger of any n
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that l will
not be responsi Die for any debts
contracted by my wife. Syrilda
Eaton.
6-24 At r. G. EATON.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-07-01

Ladies', we have few trimmed
hat, left that we will Close out
away below cost of manufacturer
Secure a bargain while they last
At Hollinger's.
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r. G. EATON.
, 1904-07-20

teIlxis to Bokhara. They permitted Al.
ma to 90 on board, and l, like a fool, in
nv excitement allowed them to know
she was not what her clothing would
show. They would not take me, and
the captain, whose name, | believe, is
Karakal. or something like that, shout.
cd out to me that they had the daugh-
ter of Biartelkis and that 500 both
girls would be the brides of princes"
rs this true? Do you swear you are
telling me the truth? How did they get
Koura?"
..Hafz Effendi passed us in a cayik.
He was intercepted at the mouth of the
river by the launch, and something
was said about sacks. They were per.
mitted to depart. Undoubtedly the
Turk had Koura concealed"
Orskoff spent several minutes in
thought. Suddenly turning to Harvey
he held out his hand, saying:
Il believe you. | ask your pardon
for the insults | have heaped on you.
This is terrible! Koura gonel \ slave
to the heather ameer, and | helpless to
aid or rescue her. 1t makes one mad!
| could drive this sword blade into my
hearth
"Sit dewn and be calm" said Har-
vey. 1--WE can rescu Alma Jurnieff
and Koura or kill the men who marry
or harm them. Let us work the game
together. | am starving. Give me some
food"
The food was ordered.
, 1904-07-20

certed arrangement. The II called
Domitan shouted now and the tnree
hurled themselves upon Palpak.
Hold on there! Let that man alone!
shouted Harvey, rushing in.
His presence disconnected the ROD
bers. and they stopped fighting. DOM
tan, with i curse and gasping Tor
breath. ross to his feet and seized his
knife.
"Nho are your" the robbers demand
ed in chorus.
The four seemed ready to join
against Harvey.
MY friends" he said, permit me to
say that this conduct upon my w
territory, to which you were not invit-
ed, is most unseemly. | am the owner
of this island, having just purchased it
from the Russian government. III have
no murder committed here"
you, The owner of the island of
Ping Shongi"
That's what l said! At this moment
| own the island"
at is a lie." said Domitan. You die
on your island, then"
He made a rush, but Palpak inter
cepted him. The other two, recovering
from their establishment, Joined with
Domitan.
Suddenly from the outer cavern came
the rush of booted feet and the clank of
arms.
"Seize them all" commanded Captain
Sergius Orskoff to the force of Russian
soldiers, who rushed upon the combat
ants and executed the order before the
American and the robbers were aware
of their presence.
AT the moment Harvey recognized
Orskoff the latter exclaimed:
1.-The Americana! 1 have found you
at last!"
, 1904-07-20

"Stop!" he commanded suddenly.
the other robbers would have killed
him. and he must feel some graft
tude."
But these fellows are shrewd. We
could do nothing with them unless we
granted them their freedom"
And that. Of course. you would not
do"
No! / am an officer of the car"
What do you intend to do with mef
1T is my duty to return to Tifl'
with you and give you over to the ar.
thorities."
Just so. You are one of these ma
chine made soldiers so common ID
Russia-fght for the car and die fI
yourself. Is that it? No; that ISM
quite right-fght and die for the czai
and to the devil with yourself; tbat'
more like it. Let's look over the prem
ises. Take my own case in a bushes
sense. l don't know where my vino
mills are. They were taken to Astra
Khan by that fool of a German. Wen
supposing l was at liberty to go ate
them, the first thing / would do woua
be to outline a plan of getting as quich
~ as possible from where l am at TIL
moment to the spot where 1 considers
II most likely 1 would find them"
i don't see-the connection"
NO, of course not. But tell me
what Is your duty in the matter 0
these robbers?"
ITO BE Continued
, 1904-07-20

WHO are you9" the robbers demanded.
use originally intended. Three against
one If "A save the leader, l can no
doubt enlist him in my behalf"
He crept to the wall and peered
around. A strange sight met his eager
gaze. On a wooden peg that had been
driven into a crevice of the rocky wall
hung a lantern. On the stone tioor Of
the cavern squatted four men in a cir
Gle, and between them were many bags
Of cleaning jewels, bales of choicest
fabrics and bags of gold.
1t was not difficult to pick out Pal
pax, for his watchful eyes were rowing
from one to the other as he remained
on his guard against an attack. But
the plans of the other three were al
ready laid. 1t was evidently a precon-