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Arizona republican., 1905-08-22

of Cave Creek for the purpose of turn ing the flood waters into the west branch and their natural course.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-22
Ladies' and Misses Ready-to-W Wear Garments Reduced One-Third

immediate that  Travelling cravenet Wash Linen oVerak Ladies' Silk Shirt
 
 
   washD areL in in a
Arizona republican., 1905-08-22

Will bid competitors good bye at McKce's Cash Store iu September.
 Send your name if you don't Eve Ia Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-22
Linens

NAPKINS, TOWELS CRASHES, BED SPREADS AND TABLE
 BLEAcHED DAMASK-Extra heavyl lnen, will only RLEAcHED - In small dot: soc this 72-INCH GERMAN 1T s1Oo and $125 quality Sale price 75c 
  HUCK ToWELs-A w sell HONEY cOMR-Cotton mbIeached, HoNEY-cOMR ToWELs-I.arge size Always a CRASH TOWELINGFuT in  GLASS TOWELNG-In Re- and in ide
Arizona republican., 1905-08-22

20 per cent discount on 1905 Walk Over OXfOrds is like buying gold dol lars for so cents. H. A. Diehl Shoe Co
Arizona republican., 1905-08-22
Hosiery

LADIES' HOSE-In black, heavy, seamless, ribbed top, full size and length. Regular 15c hose. During this sale, per pair ........... 9c
 LADIES BLACK HOSE-With solid white feet; spliced heel and toe; an extra good quality. Reg ular price, 2Oc. This sale per pair ....-......-...... 12I2c
 CHILDRENS' HOSE-One lot ribbed hose, small and medium sies. Hose that sell for 15c per pair, but slightly imperfect in knit ting, so to close them out they go at per pair ........ Sc
 LADIES' ALL-OVER LACE HOSE-Genulne Hermsdorff fast black dye; all new and up-to-date patterns; never sold for less than soc per pair. Sale price ..... .27Iac
 LADIES' LlSLE LACE HOSE Fast black, warranted, spliced heel and toe. Regular 35c value. Dur ing this sale 19c
 CHILDRENS' RIBBED HOSE The famous Topsy brand, some thing for good. solid wear. all sizes from to g. Regular 16 2-3c value. Sale price ........... 10c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-22

See McKee's flour price today.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-22

For value receIvc3-sazss P=.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
&crbliiffcnoc EcIanptnm9.

|
Gr.GupitGn Garter ~bciduloi9t Wtit-
gIicoer oea WilitdrQcrihta Der
&eridm0rlrng 81 ieincr lmgeicbli.
den @crurtbciluna.
GbtcoGo, Sis, 70. Oft. &or
Dem Spe5iol 8 Neutrality-suspicious.
Wpmnn puroe pom Dem Gr.Gu.
plton NJ. Garter, meld)cr rpcqcu Ser.
lllltrelllt1lg bon Experimentation IN
or Sobe bon $3.000,OOO p]erllrtheilt
lporoen mar, Die 9elduloiQrng crbO-
ben, Dob llh Orti5icre Der 9lrmce 5llnl
3lpcde lelner &erurtbeiLm1g ueridmu.
rem buttcn. &n GrpiOerul0 Der Grns
gen 0e@ Hun0cS : 8eneralamolt5 Gr.
min bcbanptete Garter. Dob Der llr.
tb%Cil0iprud) 0c3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
melhcr lcine Sdnul0 uuaaeiprodeu
bate, Ou3 Hciultut elmer yuiiden Der
Wtitglic0ern Oc5 @eribtaboica ciuuc.
gnngcncn %crldmorulg gemeien lei.
,,\d) luur0c aui Brlno Qebeinltr
3euaenml9lOgeL" la0tc Garter, in eli
ner N%crbanolunQ mcIter me0er iH
nod mein Amualt belmobnen ouritcu.
iduloig aciprod)cn unO 5lt eIncr @c.
tangnlBltruIe perlrtheIlt. SD babe ME
Elm aere6te9 Tcrlabrcn a%enn0Cn. GiC
llnterllIdrung lcitcn@ 0e3 @erIht3bu.
les mar cine idGnoli6c Turce. Wtelu
Nnn0lt mo ih battcn crlabrem 0uB
@cn. GtiS, Der &oriiBer 0c3 @eridta.
boIcS, Oo9 Sotel beimlihcr Neiie pCg.
l1l'Cn. Nlr glnQen linn nad mo ian.
Den i'm III bCimlidcr Gonleren5 NIT
Dem ollentllhcn Mnuult. Nor Der
corruption @elinmmg Oe9 @enCruluu
luoIta @rigg0 mar i6 ihou friiber &c.
murnt morOen."
Gorter bcbolptete icrncr, ooB feline
Bidder Ii. S6riiten Don ReQierrna9.
bcomten mGbrenO leine2 Nuientbult5
in europa im OftobCr 1897 conii9jirt
moroen leien mo 0oB mcbrere Iofll.
mcnte, nit 0cuc1 er nod,mciien moll.
tc, DOB einI0c 9cloltuud95cuQen ci.
ncn MfeinciO Qclciitet bGttcn, Der.
id)pun0cn icicn. Captain @ileipic,
Elm WtitgIico oea WtilitGrQcridt2. babe
BON oiclen icincr Eripotbrieie Gopicn
ongclertiQt. Nltd) einige @c9enitGnoc
icinca Eriuotbeiibe9, mclhe er bod
belt, ieien linn bon Den Neqierung2.
bconten porcntboltcu morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
WGodDcnBanocl in icrncm Sitcn.

ga Groiic @iacy IS. Sftpber. -
Sn Der bier obgcboltcnen oHmionol
Furitp Goniercn5"' crbob ole Grange.
IiitFr Srou aatberine @ilibnea aus
Sotlan0, Gol, idiucrc @%eldnlloiqm-
gen 1cgen Die britiidc He1ierinI.
Sic b%ebouptctc, Die gIu9illbr dineii-
ld)cr mo inpnnilher WGOd)en 5ll M,
littlid)cn 3iucden bloc cirten amer
tunntcn @eidGit95lucig I'M icrnen
Often, lpcldcr inter Dem Sdub, Der
S0rOcrunG rno Scr alliiiht bon
N9cntcn Der britiifcn HegieruNg in
Songfong mo Singoport 6ctrieben
mCroc. @ic Ole Heonerin befultptetc,
lit bon Scr Sod)e Scr Mcgirrnn1 III
Sonoon bereita Wcloun0 genluht
morocn, mic lie lid uber periGnlid,
llbcr5cllQt bobcn mill, miro Ser 9e.
tricb lIadl lpie Dor inter Oenl poaen
Sdllt Der HegierunA ~iortgeIeBt. Iie
Gonlcrcn5 beidJloB belltc, Den ndd)-
item ~natiunnlen Gorpent int Sobre
1906 in Bolton nb5ubolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Wnnoc pur Mcd)t.
Sic @ottenm6roerin &dtbdri,o San;
Untgcbt Dem @ol9cu. - Stidiol
oc3 10000 oftor9" SEQ. SoIicp
nod nidt cntIdie0cn.

nod nidt cntIdie0cn.
MOrri9burn "a, 70. Oft. -
6ruu aotburinn 0ou5 upn EbiloOel.
phIn, meld)e lpc1en &erGiitlmg ibrr3
8uttc11 5lml (o0e pcrurtbcilt luoroCH
lit bon DER @rAnuOiglmq9 @eb0r0c
5lr Vcgno0IQuna 81, Demonstrations
3uGtball5b0lt cntpfohlrn mor0en un9
Der @ouOerncur miro Scr Gmpftblumg
lpobrlhclnltdl cntlprchcn. Trou
Cams bottc ibr @cgnooiqunQ31eiud)
I'M lcbtcn &lmi cingcreiht ulo icit-
Dem bat Die Ncb0r0c Den Sal bcras
then.
Ger o&ooooo.G oftor" 8co. Sol
len, mtldcr SroI Gon5 Die FuluCr,
NIT Oelen lic ibren Wtnm pergiitctc,
l%ieicrtc. lit oe3 Mor0e9 inn crltcIt
@ra0e ilberiilbrt. Ser Ninridtun02.
betebl III pom @ouuerncur ieincr 3cit
5llrlld1cjo0eu uorocrL bis Der SAL
BON 6rnu Cans cntihicOen miiroc.
NbNGuiclcn lUur0en Iolaenoc De
gnooIgung@0clllde: Sobn @iibop &I.
Ie0benp, uerbredcrild)er Mn0riii 90
ion 6nlB, Centre. 0icbitobl; Suao
Solgler, Northumberland, Notb5llht;
@iuinm @illioma, N%lcqhenp, Dor
ldBlId)er Sootlhlaq; ". :. &oGorL
AlIc0bcnn Noih; Nll1uIlt 0aDio, Sci
ieriom DoriGBlifcr SoOtld)In9, uuo
Wihoel Scnof, Sll5erne. Notb}uht.
u. 4. Sbomu3, MiirlIn, Giebltubl,
muroe sur NCanooigrng enpioblcu.
Neue &crh0rc murocu Dem @olliq
Nmericua. Nurrp Hmcricli9 un0 ga.
bis MOB Nuegbcnp p~orldBIid)cr Euot,
idlag, mo Dem &anlea Nrb. Nupz
renee, 9ronOitlitung, bepilliQt, nah,
reno ell lold)ea 0cnl &obn $. IoiIn.
PHILADELPHIA, Moro I'M 5lpcitcn @roO.
mo Dem Mid)oel Gu0ou, QlBernc.
Ginbrlldl, Oerpeigert muroc.
&erlt)obcn bis sur observation-disclosures
ipuroen Die SGae bon Aidyoro Arm.
Itrong Naegbenp Shminoe(. %.
bio 6enored, 2odomonno, Neblcrei.
SanleS ". GBeII, 6oucttc, Moro i'm
erltcn @roOe; &oiepb 6inlrr, 9eoper.
So0t'dlog; &oicpb @ibion. Tbilobcl.
pbla, Moro i'm criten Brooe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Stnmlcn Nrnnris idm[nin.

NbilobeIpbio, ga, 10. Otto
Der. Stanley 6roncia, bciicn Ero-
jcB bei'm 9unbc3-arci@gerid)t leit
Dem 8. Sttober idrucbt. rpnrbc itul.
dig 9elprodlen. SrunciS, meld)er aud,
inter 5oblrcidcn onoeren 9tomen be.
tonnt mar. mur0c bon Der He9ierumg
bcld)ulbi9t, ais elmer Scr &olpttbcils
ncbrner an beng pcrotionen bcr, Sto.
req Cotton Company" Die Foit ST be.
tril0crilhen 3meden miBbrolld)t 81
bobcn. NlS Die Eoitbehoroen Die
SdlieBlna Der %genonnten SdNuin-
Del. @eieuidoit pcriiigten, id)uIocte il
ibrcn .3unben" niht m%elligcr, oils
s. ,926,51S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Ger pcrlurenc Sphu.

WIooletomn, N.-D., 70. Otto.
Der, George &. Glucp, elm Sobn
bon @iuiS Olrep, cincm ser Opier
Ger nod unonigeflGrten Morotroa6.
ole ollf Ger 0Incp'ihen Sorm, lit
Dler o%19clongt nm ieinen Gbeil on
DC" %oterS Nod)luB 81 perlongcn.-
Ger Illllge Wnnn bate Ole 6cimatb
Dor pielen Sobren u%erloiien II. lpuroe,
"a cr ME bon lid boren lieB, bon Ger
0omlIle ais foot mi9eeeben. Gr
9lebt al, Dab er in ben penniplponi.
lten aoblengruben g~earbeitei babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Siam uuu Slid ia0eu.

Gbicogo, SuS., 10. Sftobcr. -
&obn Goriep aus Soutb.G bico9o
~itilr5tc geitern pom 1od) oes &ron.
bolc 8eireibeipetder@ .1l syIs tiei
III Den GollmetR iaT.. Aaata . obne
lid i'm @erinaitG.h 81 -perleben. @or
me1i9en @od)en .lear Gorlep, mGI.
reno er einen ShorfAtein -onitridl
pom Sdpebeiibs 80 Sitb berobge.
itiir5t mo mar ,a4eid)fals pollfom.
men unperlebt geblieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
GinbrcdJcr nit icdDs uno ndt ,Iobrcu

gingbom o II, M, ~. Cfto.
Der. - Gle pielen Ginbriidc in Sir.
den, @obnbGuicr mo @citGitaplGt.
&C, Die leit mebrercn Modcn in No.
perlp, H..D., beeon9cn morocn iin0
lno Der oortigen 4oli5ei uicl aopi.
5erbred]en peruriadt bobcn. limo ga.
hurd) auigeflGrt iuoroclL ouB }mci
unrciie Siiridlden. Sronf mo @iuic
SuQipar, od)t, rep. led)a Sabre olt.
oos 8eit1nonib o~ble9tcn, ouB tic al.
lein ulo obne ionitigen 9eiitono 0ic
9inbriide periibten. Sic gobeu and
ole Orte an. 100 tic Die geitoblenerl
Gaf)en peritedt batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
SefretGr u ont unb8 oicTi i.
dCrri Eruup. .',9l

SefretGrG ont nub oicTi.
0crci 6roge. .''oo
ScfrctGr Muot bot bcihloiieup in
9e5u9 oti Ole Giiferei 6roqe in oen
8epGiiern Ncuilnolono'S cine" al.
Q~rciiiOe Soltru1g eIn5unetmen. Iic
Grooin3inl : Vch0roen opi1 Reufltn0.
lanb buben iih %gepeidert, nmerifonl-
iden Slider. Iobr5cltgen onS Slider
IN Der Ban Of &5lunbS 5lt geitottcr.
untcr Dem 8orgehen DAB Die oortiaca
0Gntc, mcIhc POO Wcilcn lpeit pom
&on0c elltIcrnt in Der oficnc1l Sep tie
gen, Frinatcigentbum ieien. Gle amc.
rltanilhen S6iile miiBten cine ipc.
5ieIle Iildereis&icen3 BADEN, es genii.
&c nitt, Dob lie mrerifunild)ea Nc9j.
tier bGtten. ..t.. ....., ..u'
@iSlang lit Oicie Sra1e bomStoot5.
Gcportelncllt ichr ooriihtig mit6on0
1duben an9e1uBt mnrocn. Ser Boar0
OF Srooe bon @louceiter, WaH., bat
MN ae9cn Dos &orgcben Der 9eaic.
ring 9teuIum0lono'S poteItirt un9
SefretGr Noot bat 0arntf rrmioert,
er mcroe lid Ger [Sntcreiien Der onres
rtf0nIi6en Slider o%nnehnlen. Iic
Sohe miro notwithstanding Dem Nus
mdriiacn Nmtc in &onoon bonn
Stoot9- Gcportcment porgelegt lper-
Den. .u
Gontc9 bOt hruitcH.
Yer MortIout Der Yuntebbotihai.
ten mcIde ole @aiior bon HuBlon0
mo &upon Dem Erdiiocntcn Hooit.
peIt ididtcn, nm ibrer Nnerfennm1
iiir icinG CriolgreidleI1 W%efniibrmqen
I'M &nterciic Oc3 tSrieoen5 2u$brlld
81 UCrleibcm miro beutc 2lbcno Der.
0ltcntlid)t. @mhe @otidaitcn be-
iteben aus mr mCntgCn SGBen, un0
ibr mcientlihcr (Sllbalt Wur0e idoll
1rllbcr mItgctbcilt |.lib' +E ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20
Surtictnne ppn Der 1. Scitc.)


Grrcihcu ihrrn 3mcd.
Ma0riO, ~. Gti. Gic Ne9t'.
rlrng bot Den 'pon'dl'n @e'onoten
Slupcriu III (onQer ~oll9elntelen, ole
S~rellolIunG oca |rlHdnte1 Nullpf
linGa @crIicntc }r brrotrten, mcId)er
tlr5lldl III Sonacr uerN0'iet lpllror.
0omlt ole beIoen brliOden S'1l}lcr&.
ole BON Den Val1olttI DC" TiIItru-
Slallllllc" lIllier e'iltI'I "Tllptr "d-
llellte@ 1~e't4ehaIteH 'ptroeH, 1t'IIo"I'
men. Gle NreIIdlllna %oIlellir@ mar
DE non Den Nallbcrn 8''IeItc "'ol'-
9llll3, ooer one 3"'iI'iI''i''I'a o'I lp"
nIld)en HcaIcrllnd >'oF l~'oio'o'''oi7'
che melicre >drIii' pom Der I'oFol'o.
nlldeh N'9i'IlII'd "''o"' ''''"''
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wv o"" o"" pnt''o' W.
pu" ",''tl'o"' "t'b',' III" o't ~,
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w o '.''"t "''' 9'ool'"'
E.n ""
9'' >""o"' "t'"'' "'
o"" w. Lillian
,a.< ' ',' 'N o'I''>
$50. o'Np N'I"'',"'
wv 90" "''''" "'"'
oI'
"''o eopot HoW 8toFH
Farl% ~. Ottobcr, Ter iron.
6ol)de Farjcrtreu5er "Sclolr" 1T
non e%bcrbonrg oIrcft not) Den ghl'
iIllen III gee gegan9en, obnc IN Brett
aI5nIe9ell ilho ole beloen oort Dor
"'''' i'e9'''oell @rel5ef, ole llou)
,hTios", ,n",a,, ','" I'", ''"' Nv
bcihpr 9~rieosid,ii,e mcrhcr ,,oA i,
Brett bleiben, ga cs ihlieblih nidt
notbmenoio icin moo, inn Nctrrii brr
@ene3uelu Characterization meter,
Stiiie uod Den meltiubiihcu C5c
mGliern III entieubeu Yip Nroip.
runoSbeb0roen miiuideu ouirjhtio
ole Nnmenouna BON 3mouoamor
nubmen acocn @eneulclo n, pcrnlri
Den. ,Seoenioas mcroen hie g},r
Stooten i'm Worous jiber lolhr N}or.
nobmen untcrrihtet merbru einrr
Welolno ans Gberbouro uiolor
miro in Morinefreilcn rrmortrt hnr
Wurinetruppen bon brm 0rru,2r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-20

@roBc NcDiic ijbCr bic
i0puniih DE Glottc.
(ofi o. 10. Cftobcr. - Wion cr-
mortet, OoB Die bcporitcbcuoc aroBc
&cDiie iiber 0ic ioponiihc 6lottc am
%. Sftobcr IN Der Woi BON (otio
itottiinocn miro. Die Sdiiic iollen
in iicbcn Solomon ~orronQirt merOcn
mo lid Don Nofobunu bis NouC0G,
iIbcr cine QiitQn5 Don Dollcn }cbl
W|cIlen crltrCdcn. Sic ben Muiien
abqcnommCncn Sdiilc iollcn an Ole
SpiBcn Der uerldic0cucn %inicu &C.
ltelIt mcrocn. &cin Nuntctt miro an
Die Ncoiic folQcn, un0 mmittcIbor
nohber miro Die Combjnirtc GIotten.
formation oulael0it mcr0cn.
Ger &aiicr miro Die 6lottc Don
ocnl Fdr3crfrcu3er Mama" aus
9icpilc pailircn laiien.
@rU0n rc0et in Sofio.
(otto, 70. Sttobcr. g4iuiom <.
WrUan belt gcltcrn cine Re0c an cine
NCrlammlung bon CtUu talticn0 @cr.
loncn III meldcr ser iriiberc Miniiter
0c5 Nl2lpdrtIgerL 8rui Stlmlu, De-"
| NiIhrCr Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 0enNOr.
lib liIbrtc. Gurd einfohC He0eluciic
uno flare 9ul2iprodc mud)tc NrDull,
Der 10 W}imltcn lang lprad, lid ollh
Den iijnqercn Shl0cnten perltGn0lid
mo leinc Y8Ortc rieien Diclen @eiion
hcrUor. Sp0tcr NOR Wrpuu Stlmla'H
@alt bel cincm Ndbcliriibltiid.
Gic Stootbcb0r0e BON Eofio bot
NrUuu 81 eincm 0ilcntlihenGmpiung
! cingcla0cL Ooh miro leinc Belt ibm
nid)t crIuubcm Die 5tgeOudtc Gbre
ou}llncbmcn,
(oao'@ Nn0ohti NJ pet
pom sic.
(otio, 10. 0ftobcr. - Cine 6
pcihc olra Domooo in Der Eropin3
Sic mclOct, 0oB N6r1irol Iogo mo
Die ieinem Ncicbl mtcritcbcnocn No.
mlrdIc nit lhrcn StubClL lomiC 2WO
bcm0rtnctc lUn0 1000 lmbcmQiincte
MotroieH un0 Seeiolootcn lid bclltr
}lr otte9oIcnltlihen Nt0ud)t in Den
@roBcn ScnlpCl uoli Sic bcgcbCu bu.
ben.
N0mirnl Go0o miro, nudb biciiacr
Grportmg, on -. Cftober in Der
@ullptltu0t cintrcllcn. Wcrcit9 mCr-
Ocn mcitacbcuOc &orbcrcituugen fir
lctncn GmpionG Qctroiicn. 90 miro
Dor Der Sbimboibi Stotion cine ric-
llNc Gbrcnprorte erbauts .sl ssss
General Sicutcnont Sibinlo, Der
VctebIabobcr Ser gioQopu Gipiiion,
lit gum @encrol bci0rotrt mor0Cn.
Frcnller @otirrn, mcldcr luGhrcnO
Der Nbnelenbeit Baron &onura'0 IN
Nncrifa Die 0eihditc oca 2luamGrti
gen Nlntc3 9cfiihrt hat, lit Oicicr
Viliht mirhrr onthobo, no,.nor
YroebIihcs [,r4nrn ,,
Wriorncrrr
"a
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w,;aih "n";,','' 't'."' Ut H"''5
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-11-10
Scheme to Rob Girl and Brother Of
Valuable Texas Oil Land
Is Baffled.
YOUNG WOMAN WINS HUSBAND AS REWARD
Kidnapped by Arch-Fiends and Taken to De-
serted Cabin-Her Desperate Fight with
Wolves-Rescued in Nick of Time by
Brother and Comrade.

acre, and he recalled that when Barde-
line was forced to leave the country
on account of sickness in his family
and poverty, it was in vain that he
sought buyer.
This region of country, almost In
sight of Houston, had been unsettled
for years. Settlers avoided the level
prairies and the thickets of the San
Jacinto as if the land were haunted or
d pestilence hung over the place. AT
one period Bardeline had offered to
trade his possessions for a yoke of
cid steers, cart and mule as means
and effects that offered some hope OF
escaping the poverty stricken region
Plot to Rob Heirs.
The old major was weli acquainted
with poverty. He had been forced
TO practice law, he said, "for bread"
and having no sense of honor or tina
elementary rudiments of his profess
sion, he had barely escaped the peni-
tentiary. AS recluse and a bear
hunter he had proved eminently sue
cessful, but he longed to be rich.
NOW ludI lOTIuue udu hUOCheu dI HIS
door, he determined to leave no stone
unturned until he could walk with
the oil millionaires and be one of them
altogether. While his head was swim
ming with these great ideas he was
approached by a well-dressed little
man, who asked a few questions, and
at once proceeded to make himself a
pleasing and interesting acquaintance.
Smart, of the firm of Smart & Her
molingue, had stumbled upon a valu-
able find. In less than two minutes he
had learned that Maj. Sark knew a
great deal about the land and the heirs
of Whit Bardeline, and he invited him
to visit the Office of his firm. In
this Office the old bear hunter was
treated with princely cordiality. Drinks
flowed freely, and Maj. Sark was dis
sected and every fact in his mem.
ory was laid bare to the eager, con.
scienceless capacities of trio of the
smoothest sharks that ever scentea
oil.
Mai Sark left the Office Of his new
ly discovered friends with 500 in his
pocket and instructions to find the
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They did not have the gold, but they
were rich in villainy. The major
remembered that the young woman
had distant relative named Carroll
who lived in the San Jacinto bottoms
ten miles away, and that she had once
expressed a desire to visit the old man
and his family. He at once went to
Miss Choice with lie that had been
invented by Smart. He told the per-
picked young woman that he had just
heard from her relative, Mr.. Carroll,
and that the old man had sent an in
Vitation for Miss Choice to visit his
family. "He would have come for
you, but he is not WE'LL" said the
major.
81 will go at once" said the dis
turbed girl
The route was difficult Nearly a
whole day was spent winding about
through thickets and swamps of the
San Jacinto bottoms. They Travelled
in light vehicle drawn by two horses,
the major occupying the front seat
while Choice and old Polly rode be-
hind. A little before dark they came
upon a cabin by the side of a dim
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neighbor. Whit Bardeline had died of
analarial fever and his body was lying
where oil was flowing the richest. MIR.
Sarll was aware of this fact, and later
on he learned that the fragile mother
had passed away after leaving the
country and that all the children but
two had finally yielded TO the germs of
the fatal malaria that they had carried
from the lowlands. These two were
living with relatives in Burleson coun-
ty, according to the best information
that could be collected by Maj Sark.
Schemers' Eyes Opened.
The old lawyer visited the oil field.
There he saw things that caused him
to open his eyes wide and made him
assume youthful airs He heard men
talking of millions as his neighbors
talked of dollars. Here was a well
worth 100000" and there was one
that had just been sold for half mil
lion" Before his eyes was 40 acres of land
that he had once seen exchanged for
an old blind horse and fiddle that was
now being sold by the foot. 1t took
q capitalist to own as much as one
could cover with saddle blanket, The
successful operators were working
right up to the line of the tract that
belonged to the heirs of Whit Barde,
line.
Mai. SarlS remembered that this LAND
had once been sold for two dollars al
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you few days, provided you will
sign a little document"
Spare my life" said the terror
stricken young girl. 81 am ready to
sign anything, if you will let us leave
this dreadful place."
ut will take us about three days to
make the deals we have in view. But
during that time,You shall have every
thing, and be treated with kindness" "
1t was the intention of the villains
to secure power of attorney signed
ty Miss Choice for Maj. Sark to act
liz her stead. They could then return
to the oil field and sell the land in
slices while the excitement was at
fever heat.
Rescued by Brother and Lover.
The robbers made no effort to con-
ceal their plot from their helpless vic
tim. Don't be downhearted," said
Hermolingue. I'VE will leave you a
little fortune when we have harvested
few millions" He was approaching
the trembling girl with the power of
attorney in his hands. Just sign
here, please"
The door fell with crash and Her.
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Only the caution and extreme cour-
age of an innocent and inexperienced
young girl foiled the most dastardly
plot ever concocted by scheming land
sharks and saved herself and brother
oil property in Texas worth a kings
ransom.
The story of the merciless rascals,
the KIDNAPPING of the girl, her desperate
fight with wolves in deserted house
and the timely rescue by her brother
and lover has only just recently been
made public and reads stranger than
fiction.
The trio of arch swindlers implicated
In the plot tried by every method .neir
scheming minds could conjure to de-
fraud the girl of her land. They de-
termined to use force as last resort,
but their weu-laid plans were sadly
spoiled and they were thankful to es-
cape with their lives.
Seek Heirs for Property.
The trio of swindlers in question
were for short time engaged in MAX
ing an abstract of titles of Liberty
county, Texas. While working in this
business they made an interesting dis
covery. They found so acres of land,
In sight of flowing wells, that were
worth millions, which belonged to the
heirs of one Whit Bardeline. Thor
oughly posted as to the value of such
property, the firm of Smart & Hermo-
lingue at once instituted search for
the owners of the valuable land. The
trio saw wonderful possibilities in the
game they had in hand. There were
many ways to manage the affair in or.
der to secure possession of the land
II the heirs could not be found there
would be plain sailing.
1t happened that there were Other
,people looking for these same heirs
and it was not long before one of then
at least was surely discovered. An ole
lawyer by the name of Buckingham
:Sark, who lived in one of the San ia
cinto thickets. had known Whit Barde
line, and when he saw armies of ex
cited prospectorB boring holes into the
earth and oil spouting in stream!
toward the skies he began to lool
,around for the children OF his OLE
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kind enough to look out of that win
dow you will see a vacant spot just
beyond that gusher. | will give you
all this gold for one acre of that va
cant spot. All you have to do is to
sign your name to this paper and we
will see a notary later on" Choice
stepped back, holding the palms of her
hands toward the intruder. you sur
prise and amaze me. | have had no
experience in such matters Wait un-
til my brother comes. l have heard
from him. He is on his way"
Desperate Plot Laid.
All sorts of methods and stratagems
were resorted to by the sharks to force
the young girl to make a deal, bu.
they failed. One day Maj. Sark dropped
spark amongst the factors that were
disturbing the mental equilibrium OF
the inexperienced girl which rapidly
grew into a mountain of regrets. lie
said: "Oil flows do not go on forever
The wells often suddenly cease to
spout. They burn out or blow out
The field is exhausted Then the land
is not worth five cents an acre"
Choice shivered as II she had an
ague. Running to old Polly she cried
in anguish 20! why didn't | take al
that gold@"
The sLrewd old major saw the effec
of his spark and he ran to Smart 6
Hermolingue with the information