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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-05

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ney then asked him if Waiao had told
him how he had voted. The witness
had stated that Waiao had been wear
ing a Gear badge.
Gear then objected and an argument
ensued. In reply to questions by tho
Chief Justice, Kinney stated that he
took the ground that he had a right to
show whether any illegal votes had
been cast for Brown, as was claimed
in the answer of respondent. Gear
contended that he had not such right,
for how could he tell which was the
ballot the man had voted also that
Kinney was violating the secrecy of the
ballot. Kinney quoted authorities to
show that he had the right to show
by inference and the statements
of the voter or by other means how a
man had voted. Kinney wanted to
show that enough illegal votes had
been cast for Brown to reduce his
majority and elect Iaukea.
The court sustained the objection
on the ground that the inspectors were
bound by the registration list, the list
was final so far as the inspectors were
concerned. The question that now
arises is whether any one contesting
an election could take advantage of
the Organic Act that prohibits any one
voting who has served time for an
infamous crime when the same Or
ganic Act, also, provides for the method
of registration.
Justice Hartwell, while asserting to
the ruling, said that he was not certain
whether in some other proceeding, as
for instance quo warranto, the show
ing could not be made of illegal vot-
ing.
Kinney then formally offered to show
that Waiao had been convicted of at
tempt to commit rape on January T.
1891, and had served time until No
vember 1895, had never had his civil
rights restored, had voted at the cleo
ton in spite of the protest of the De-
mocratic watcher. Gear objected.
Kinney then offered to show that
James Maenahale had voted at the
sixth precinct OF the fourth district for
Brown, the said Maenahele being then
under age. Gear objected and the
court sustained both objections. Kinney
made the formal offer as a question of
law.
James Thompson the Supreme Court
clerk was then called by Kinney and
questioned relative to the result OF
his tabulation of the result of the count
by the court. He stated that in the
fourth district Brown had received lS4l
and Iaukea 1888, and in the fifth dis
| trict Brown had received 194S votes
and Iaukea 1901, total of 1854 each,
making a tie vote.
! Gear then cross examined the wit
/ ness and it was finally decided that
the Supreme Court which had kept
! the record, would compare its figures
| with those given by Thompson.
! After a comparison it was announced
that Thompson had made a mistake in
carrying one figure and had deprived
Brown of / vote in the fourth precinct
of the fifth district. The change there
fore left Brown a majority of one over
Iaukea.
The official count by the court is as
follows
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit Territory of Hawaii
At Chamberlain Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Maria
Rosa de Jesus, deceased.
order for Notice of Hearing Petition
for Probate Of VIII.
A Document purporting TO be the
Last VIII and Testament of Maria
Rosa de Jesus deceased, having on the
18th day of November A. d. 1906, been
presented to said Probate Court, and
a Petition for the Probate thereof, and
for the issuance of Letters Testamen-
tary to Manuel Freitas Silva having
been filed by said Manuel Freitas Silva
It is hereby ordered, that Thursday,
the 9th day of December A. d. 1906
at 9 O'Clock a. m. of said day, at the
Court Room of said Court, at Homo
lulu, Island and County Of Oahu be
and the same hereby is appointed the
time and place for proving said viii
and hearing said application.
It is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given, by publication once
a week for three successive weeks, in
the Hawaiian Star, a newspaper pub
| llShed IN the hIBllsh ltllBua6e tHo last
publication to be not less than ten
days previous to the time therein APP
pointed for hearing
Dated at Honolulu, November 18th,
1906.
(Signed) j. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge of the Circuit Court First
| Circuit.
| Attest:
(Signed) L. p. SCOTT,
Clerk Circuit Court First Circuit
(4ts-,Jov. 21, 2S, Dec. 5, 12.)
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LAZARUS TNDER BOND.

Alexander Lazarus was asked to
put up 500 bond in police court today
as a pledge to keep the peace and re-
frain from using threatening language
in the family circle. Cases against
Kukomoto and Che But Hin selling
adulterated liquor, were put over till
December - and 10, respectively.
Apana, the rounder-up of gamblers
brought Chinese to the POLICE sta
ton this morning.
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TERRITORIAL GRAND JURY.

The Territorial Grand jury resumed
it's sessions today. The cases against
NJ. Colon charged with murderously
stabbing two Japanese and against Lem
Kow charged with killing a Chinese
at Waipio some days ago, are being
considered.
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BOARD OF Health TODAY.

A meeting of the board of health was
called for o'clock this afternoon. In
event of there being a quorum, the
correspondence relating to DR., Uchida
and the leprosy case, win be presented
at an executive session, after which
some minor matter viii be brought be-
fore the board at an open session.
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sTUpENTs no oRGANIzE.

All former students of the Honolulu
High School are requested to meet this
evening s o'clock at the High School
building for the purpose of organizing a
High School Alumni Association.
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WILL PAY DIVIDENDS.

The oahu Sugar Company will pay
9 per cent special dividend on Decem-
Der 10. After the first of the year the
Company will pay / per cent a month
This year the Company paid per cent
dividends. This move has been in view
for the past three months and it is said
that it was this known intention that
made Oahu stocks jump to $l2O.
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TO CONTEST GIFT SALE.

It is probable that a penal summons
viii be issued shortly from the court
for the NJ. A. Gunst Tobacco Company.
The purpose is to test the gift enter
prise sale which was stopped at the
local branch here some weeks ago. The
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DISCHARGED GRAND JURY.

The Federal grand jury made its
final report to Uuited States Judge Dole
this morning and was discharged.
True bills were found against Dora
Lancaster and William Munroe, a
darby for adultery. The jury adopt
ed resolutions of thanks to the Judge
and court officials and the court COM
plimented the jury for its service.
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The All. S. S. Nebraskan will not
sail for the Coast today. She expects
to get away tomorrow for Seattle via
Kahului.
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bulk of legal opinions on the mainland
are in favor of such enterprises but the
local courts have held otherwise
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ATKINSON IS REAPPoINTED.

Secretary A. L. c. Atkinson has been
reappointed a member of the Terri
torial board Of immigration.
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FOR RENT


tOIt SALE.
Lots in Manoa Valley. Puupueo
Tract $1,000 and upwards, according TO
size. Choice building site-College
Hills-Two and a quarter acres at a
bargain. Half-acre house lot on Punch
bowl slopes. Very cheap for cash
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Lost
Lessons

Swimming and rowing lessons in tha
most refined company Peter Baron,
Healani Boathouse, Phone Blue 2S1.
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DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards; 28O Eva, $25; 40 o.
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Girls Wanted

Intelligent girls can secure employ
nent at w. w. Dimond & Co., Ltd.
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Classified ADVERTISING
For Rent

Two large furnished front rooms use
Of kitchen, terms very reasonable, 1921
Emma street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

Charge, 80 AFefal hunufou oi enenl
went TO the concert seats and waited
for the ticket taker. When be came
around and asked for the ticket OF one
OF the University men be was told
that they did not need tickets and
were going TO see the show for nothing,
The Snowman answered back and the
fight was on. IL is reported that a
number OF guns we're discharged and
several hurt before order could be re-
stored. The college men then left and
after cutting some Of the guy ropes
stole the two chariots belonging to the
organization. When the circus nan
agement found the feature Of their
A-u.-nnon rnna thav farmpd tWn
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lYS IHulsuAF. II
II is with sad hearts we record the
ding Home Of dear Sister Locke
,arly in the morning OF April 18th,
sO6, Mrs. B. L. Locke vas called to a
igher life; she was a charter menu
er Of one auxiliary society and one OF
ur most valued and faithful mem
.ers, although she had been an inya-
Id for several years and could not
.ttend our meetings, she was with US
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StCN1rt1Ny uForVhV
culture; Provided, to obtain q hrst
grade certificate, applicants shall
have had one years experience In
teaching; but no certificate shall be
issued to any applicant whose grade in
any branch falls belo. sixty.
IL would be well enough for those
desiring to teach, to obtain a copy OF
the School Law from the district clerk
and study it, especily article six, page
50.
/ would suggest the following books
on pedagogy and a school supervision
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

A TEXAS WONDER
The small bottle of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures all
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis
sions, weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism and all Irregularities Of the
Kidneys and bladder In both men and
women; regulates bladder troubles In
children. II not sold by your druggist
it will be sent by mail on receipt OF VI.
One small bottle Is two months treat
ment and seldom fails TO perfect =
cure. Dr.. L. w. Hall, sole manufac-
rurer, P. o. Boz 500, ST. Louis, MO.
Send for testimonials. Sold by All
druggists.
For the Orphans.
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prOgreSs and has reCtIVtu q IH5uaI U1
merit.
She is to have a prominent part In a
arpe recital which her instructor will
I've AI LUt UIUse VI UitC "uO D
Miss Jourdan will remain with her
Iaughter in Berlin until the middle
-1n ~. sntunI hv Mr.
The three will then tour
IA copfinanf

Sheep and Wool Sold.
johnson Bros sid $4,000 lbs of wool
nd 1000 sheep this week 70. j.. b.
hopkins of Adair County.
B. B Tureman is the guest OF reia-
Ives and friends In Fulton.
BOYS HEAD
ONE SOLID SORE.
-e--
Hair All Came Out and He Suffered
E
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Keytesyille, Mo-, Aug. 2l, 1885,
DR.. II. W. Hall, ST. Louis: Shiny
wife and myself have used your Texas
Wonder, Halls Great Discovery, foi
kidney and bladder trouble, and can
most heartily recommend 1t TO all per
sons suffering with kidney and blad'
der trouble. WIN. A. bLAKELf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

Hewett's pedagogy for young teach
ers.
Pages Theoroy. and practice Of teach
ing.
Rand's School Management.
Roork's Psychology In Education.
Painters Great Pedagogical Essays
also Painters Poets Of the South.
Blaisdell's First Steps with Amer
lean and British Authors.
Respectfully
s. j.. DAVIS.
Co., School Com.
Entered Into Life.
The following tribute to the mem
DRY OF the late Mrs. B. Z. Locke, was
adopted by the two ladies' societies
- tbn Chrlxfian Hhtrnh sf their maet-
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Garden tools, Poultry hestins'
Screen wire, Implements and every.
thing else usually found in a iirst-class
store with prices TO suit.
SoUrH SIDE HARDWARE SroRR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

The Wabash freight depot was de-
BY FIRE.
Prof. D. T. Gentry, formerly Of this
.ity, was elected principal OF the
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searcning parties and started out to

ind them. Later these two parties
met and each thinking the other was
students opened fire, several were
hurt here also.
Finally on being unable to locate
the lost paraphernalia they decided to
leave and did 80 after much trouble
for the rail raod tracks had been
creased for a number OF miles by the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17
the National Government Constitu.
manner In which the Baptist Church
Is governed.

gN H3"
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATION,
Delegates From the Missouri Press
Association win Likely Support
Hon. ]. =. Junkin, Of Kansas,
For President.
The National Editorial Association
viii meet at indianapolis, Indiana,
June IL, Is, IA and Is, 1905. Hon. J.
L. Junkin, editor Of the Bulletin,
Sterling, Kas. corresponding secretary
OF the Kansas State Press Association
Is being cordially supported for Presi-
dent OF the National Association, and
should have the solid support Of all
A 81 EZ Liz
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nv by the past, you are ever READY
d help In every good cause. Rev. 1.
M. Beesom, OF Savannah, Mo, is
,ere In the interest OF as grand Work
. any human can engage-that OF
~ nh Christian
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

AAsSlpAL, Mo, has q Business
Association composed Of two
Nj citizens, who pay one dollar
month dues, all paying three
Ehs IN advance. In this way the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

'S'il'On always has plenty OK MON
7 hand, and gets magnificent re-
Mexico should have a live as
slhn Of this kind.
" Brown County World, a. Hia-
IN Kansas 90 NC. n,n~.hone $50.
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mn 10 AfEeftine, Ka1szs.
Gus Reuch aud wife, OF Wellsyille,
formerly Of Rush Hill, celebrated their
twenty nth wedding anniversary.
Joe Douglass was with photogra-
pher Graham.
Mrs. Brinker bleached, dyed and
re-shaped hats.
Miss Ada Overbaugh, Of Martins
burg, taught school near Laddonia.
The residence Of VIM. Cornett, Of
Martinsburg, caught fire from the ex-
plosion Of q lamp.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK,
Mrs. w. S. Ho1ston,of Terre Haute,
Ind, visited her mother, Mrs. Z. 5.
Frost.
Dr. Bourne and ]. q. Luckie were
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Drs. White ana Edwards treat an

seases Of the eye. ear nose ana
Iroat and can be found At their
over Morris s. Abbays store
st side square, from "a. m. until s
m. Glasses lifted.
A. C. WHITE. NJ. 0.
BRIcE EDWARDS, NJ. d.
will Move TO Monroe Street
The A. B. Smith Carpet Company
m move about the first OF the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

Frank Hazard Ira Collins
Hiss Lilly Tharp SIS Howard
Frank Hazard Joe B Daniel
, r Browning VIM Pitts
Mexico Aerie No 955 Fol-
Fred II Cordner CIV Crisweli
P ConweIl Kemp & Pearson
g B Shaw Geo kunkeI
gohn IT Ricketts, Smith Bros
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House, The Court contam-
beating the building with not
and make other necessary I'M
%Nneuts
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ldllQaSl& 0afkHl
! LEDGER Is glad 70 be able 10
anCe that the County Court Is ar
ahg 10 Substantially ImprOve the
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~na~hzNes9asz HAa u sHaHR4A@aAgareES
and especially ia this State. He mem
toned the interest displayed by the
Rnntgsfs az the mast In the matter OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

II a single knocker is left In Mex
leo,
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Itch cured IN 30 minutes b. Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Said by J. r. LlewelIyn Drug
gist. J5wtJuly Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

MI. Bushman moved to Rush Hill
rom St. Charles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

WHeu yUu GUY N~Iuu~DVuVI u
any other vehicle you want 10 know
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

Or. II. IT.. TlncheF H0me0pathi
stomach trouble and mal-assimilatIon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

In our line there Is no disappointment
SoUTH SIDE HARDWARE STORE.
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competitor who didn't adver-
It Is the one who adyertises q
I more aggressively than you do
gives you insomnia. You may
4 q gtOck * mar eant ha4tsr thar
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'Snpetitor and II the public does
WOW 10 1t viii not bring you any
'slpH l, CAUTHoRN is now con-
q Win the business department
Mexico LEDGER, aud viii be
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pianist was much admired before she
-1en Prnr, phrrad
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] Spirits anu ntVeT IaIEeu V e51u Hoh !
aonthly dues. The member Of our /,
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association.
Amy city council that is lighting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

University men or any other men
re making a great mistake when they
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doe VoHAs ETV
Ginseng, pounds, 81.
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u IsSOhrIans. MT. JuuKiH uHu H'

fteuus III hAAo"o
ported Missourians whenever tney
were offered for office in the National
Association,
The representatives from the MIS-
souri, Press Association at the meeting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

~ oautlorn VIII assist IN pre-
seOpy and in every way do all
No make ynur aduartipino in
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IN indianapolis will be ex-Presidents
~ rr,oiatinn T. w. SteDh-
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!. Massey, Of 1922 Clinton S.. Minnie
MINI, was tortured By sciatica.
rhe pain and suffering which be en-
lured during this time is beyond COM
,rehensiou. Nothing gave him any
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lighting line yet discovered month from tneir present. ,oca1ono -

fI8LEa JWtU HxucI 1HSEy EVH7TVI WN1P"
of Torture. Furniture Company On Monroe street.
For moue than twenty years Mr. ~ The Smith Company is DESTROYS Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-17

JldIuIHg MUIe HUUI sPAOt NuU VIII
their new location, have an excel
mt place in which to display their
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.esS@TTr
|osRR !szR!zE,S5
4lG.s-a >T 6@0V
HALLE.

Wee and wfnsome Halle, life's winding
valley,
And the shadows rally at its every
And The way gets drearS sometimes.
dear, we weary
And our eyes are teary, and our eye
lids burn;
MI the shadows tighten, and the straight
ways brighten,
And the tall peaks whiten and. reflect
the day. -
And the birds are singing where green
boughs are swinging,
And dew drops are clinging all along
the way.
Bo, If shadows rally in the winding val
II is yours to sally through them to
the light:
Ne'er to Fate replying, never stopping
signing.
With no time for crying, never ceasing
fight;
Hope's a goblet trimming; troubles
merely skimming
Der its draught undimning add a zest
to life;
We were driven cattle if life knew no
Only play and prattle, never strain
and strife.
But. dear, may your going be where
zephyrs blowing
Bring the far off. lowing. of the herded
cows;
Bring the sweet pertaining from white
jasmine blooming,
And the BUNDLES booming till you're
half adrowse;
May the goblets quaffing fill your soul
with laughing;
Laughing, quaffing, chatting. may you
drain the bowl;
May your brown eyes brighten, ne'er
see aught to brighten,
May LIES ways all tighten for you,
bless your soul!
From the Houston Post.
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bearers yet WHILE laughed the. IN
daunted one; and then Miss Van
Brock gave the signal and the ''execu-
tive committee" adjourned to the
drawing-room. Here thestalk, already
so deeply channeled in the groove po-
litical, ran easily to forscastings and
predictions for another electoral year,
and when Penelope began to yawn be-
hind her fan, Ormsby took pity on
her and the party broke up.
1t was at the moment LOT .leave-tak-
ing that Elinor sought and found her
chance to extract a promise from
David Kent.
81 must have word with you be-
fore you do what you say you ere 60
ing to do" she whispered hurriedly.
Twill you come to see me?"
Certainly, if you wish it. But you
mustn't let Loring's nervousness in
feet you. There is no danger"
There is danger" she insisted,
"a much greater danger than the one
Mr.. Loring fears. Come as soon as
you can, won't you?"
It was new thing for her to plead
with him, and he promised in an access
of tumultuous hope reawakened by her
changed attitude.
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A sturdy seventeenth century doctor
who sometimes hluntlY propheaied TIA.
death of his patients aid correctly. too,
was the famous DR.. J5hn Radcliffe, OF
whom Edmund Gcsse writes in the jan
uary Harper's under the title, "a Doe
tor to Kings" DR.. Radcliffe was ply
stefan to William Ill, who dotted on
him, until one day the Doctors grim
candor was carried TOP far, and he in
formed the king. why, truly. woul1
rot have your two less for your three
kingdoms. The king banished him
from court. and as thk worthy DOCTOR
departed he predicted tire day OF his
angry sovereign's death--a prediction
promptly realized. He also quarreIled
with Queen Anne, told her, that her
ailnent was nothing else but thee va
pors,'' and because sheE resented his in
dependence declined tb attend her on
her death-bed.
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No Old Angel.

She is too young to understand much
about the life hekeafter." but old
enough to think she has: grasped that
problem thoroughly. FOR this reason
she talks often and much about
heaven. The other day she was OBJ
served to be revolving something in
her mind for quite d quarter Of an
hour, and just as her mother was
about to ask her what she was think
ing about, the little girl said:
Mother, is youf grandmother
dead?''
EYES," answered the now thorough
ly perplexed mother. ,
We'll, is she in heaven?'f then pro-
pounded the youthful seeker after
knowledge.
Il hope So" said tho mother.
"Well, am afraid bot" replied the
little one, "for l nevdr saw a picture
Of an old angel" II
And with an expression on her little
face that showed shel had solved an
other knotty question, the child re
turned to her play.-Philadelphia
Press.
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CHAPTER XIX.
DEEP-sEA soUNDINGs,

DEEP-SEA SOUNDINGS. 80
"Oof! 1 feel as if I had been dipped
in a warm bath of conspiracy and hung
up to dry in the cold storage Of nihii-
ism! If you take me to any more
meetings of your committee of safety,
shall be like the man without music
in his soul-'fit for treasons, strata
gems and spoils'''
Thus Penelope after the breaking
UP of the Van Brock dinner party.
Elinor had elected to walk the few
blocks intervening between alameda
square and TETON avenue, and iDrmsby
had dismissed his chauffeur with the
motor car. IA
They had reached the TETON avenue
apartment house, and to Elinor S
Won't you come in?" Ormsby said;
ITS pretty late, but I'll smokeiHa cigar
on the porch, if you'll let me.''
Penelope took the hammock, but she
kept it only during the first inch of
Ormsby's cigar After her sister had
gone in, Elinor went back to the lapsed
topic.
Il am rather concerned about Mr..
Kent. You described him exactly;
and-well, he is past the planning part
and into the fighting, part Do you
think he will take ordinary precau-
tions?"
Il hope so, I'm sure" .rejoined the
amateur chairman ttAs his business
manager l am responsible for him,
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HOPE TO FIND TREASURE.
English Society Purposes to Search
for Baggage and Jewels of !;
King John, !.
professor,

Excitement has been aroused in Lin
colnshire, England, by the projected at
tempt to recover the royal jewels and
treasure lost by King John in The Wash
when he fed across the marches in 1916.
Mr.. st. John Hope, assistant secretary
of the Society of Antiquarians, asks sup
port for the scheme. He has made a
study of the tides ever since the date
when King John lost his baggage, and
calculates that heavily laden wagons
will be found at Sutton Bridge, where
there is % feet of silt, The Wash having
changed its course greatly since 1916.
Apart from its great actual value, the
lost treasure would be greatly priced by
antiquaries and numismatists.