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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13
our SAILORS AND SOLDIERS
SHOULD BE RESPECTED.

President ROOseveit's letter to Rear
Admiral Thomas. commanding him for
his stand In the matter Of the damage
suit of a sailor who was excluded from
u public place OF entertaipment be.
cause OF his uniform. aud iiiclosing
check for 500 toward the expenses OF
the suit, calls renewed attention to the
country over the attitude manifested
toward enlisted men In the uniform Of
the United States. When soldiers or
sailors are on parade or when, In time
Of public danger, they march to the
scene of war or press forward TO pro.
tect persons or property, they win pub
lie applause. Thousands have their
emotions quickly stirred by the sight
of the lines of blue and the dying flags.
IL Is strange that the same soldiers or
sailors, when ont OF ranks mngling
with their fellow citizens, often fail To
receive the treatment accorded 10 the
meancst civilian. The soldier IN war
Is Il hero; Ia peace, II sometimes seems
as II 80 one wants him around. The
President makes strong statement
about the personnel Of the soldiers and
sailors There j, uo finer body of
men Ia al. our country than the enlist
ed men Of the army ami navy at the
United States, ana | cannot su!llclent'
~ express NY Indignation ANA con
tempt for any man who treats his uni.
form save vita the respect % which
II Is entitled II all agreed with the
executive ON this poiu. there wOuld be
no insults offered 10 uniformed repre-
sentative Of army aud navy. There
Is great difficulty IN getting good men
10 join the army and navy. The rough
aud tough often try 10 enlist while
men Of igir common school education
physically qLalihed, are hard 10 get
The rclu.ruUr0fa 10. rui. ing DlH'"F-
are severe Not puc-quartcr Of tho
men who uppiy are accepted. Among
them are some low grade men 50 fal
a. personal habits 20, but as rulC
they are even In TIL, respect mp 90 TIT
average Of citizenship. sin the temp
tati1Us offered 10 them, owing 90 thcil
mode 81 NE, are trying aud some OF
them yield easily. II Is easy to show
disrcspoct 10 the uniform If the weareI
Of It forgets his own obligation to it,
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and official records cntitlc him to a r..
election M Sanitary Trustee.
No ADLER man could De elected Nh.
nicipal Judge than Andrew J. llirscl,i.
the popular lawyer running on the In.
dependent ticket.
~6A
The long and succcssiul years Of the
George LII Coal Company should rcc-
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yrr and would serve tho people we'll on
the Municipal court bench.
~SA
Vote for Francis q. Blair. llpubli.
can candidate for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
~S
Vote for NJ. i. Girten for Municipal
Judge.
~e5A
Adolf Bergman's excellent business
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continue to insert no medical adver.
tiscmcnts; no fake advertisements; no
tough hotel advertisements. and no
questionable advertisements Of any
kind whatsoever.
Tie spOtlcss business niid official rec.
Oris of Martin Encrlch IRE known to
the citizens Of the First District. ana
they are going to elect that able man
to Congress by large majority.
~GA
Vote for John +. Smulskl. Republican
candidate for state Treasurer.
~CnA
Able and conscientious men like The.
O,lorc G. Mayer should he elected Mu-
nicipal Court Judge. Vote for him.
Harry Il. Gibbons Is making u WIN
ming race for sheriff. lie Is popular
with everybody.
~S>
All citizens who desire to have men
on the Municipal Court bench. who will
serve them well, should vote for James
&. Doolcy. the popular and able Demo.
cratic candidate for Municipal Judge.
EzeSA
Hosea W. Wells brilliant record m
Il lawyer well recommends him To the
voters as the right man to place on the
| Municipal Court bench.
EakssA
Vote for Mckenzie Clcland for Munl-
clpal Judge.
&e~
Tho voters are proud Of Alderman
Charles Werno's excellent record ana
nre going to elect him Municipal Judge
/ by u handsome majority.
John Fitzgerald should bc elected
Municipal Judge. lie would grace u
seat Oh the Municipal Court bench.
Tho splendid record that Charles II,
Callahan has made us Justice OF the
Peace entities him to m election Us Mu'
niclpal Judge. Vote for him.
Spencer Ward mas made spotlcss
"ccord as u lawyer and no should bc
elected Municipal Judge. u position he
Is well qualified to hold.
| %S6A
i Vote for Frank j. sadlcr for Munlci.
pal Judge.
4 faithful public servant, an able
business man ana an honest and pub
lic-spirited citizen, Fred W. Upham de-
serves to be and will be reelected III
member Of the Board Of Review.
40
Tho efforts to defeat william Lori
mer for Congress In the Sixth Dlstric
will be all In vain. Tho people ar,
proud Of the fine record he has made
and are going to stand by him.
.~Gk'>
Vote for Joseph J. Elias for Count,
Commissioner.
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Able and popular, IiOss c. Hall vii
Q be elected Sanitary Trustee, MS h
I, should be, by a big majority.
' 6aeS
: 1t Is able men like Robert II, JampO
lis that are wanted on the Municipal
Court bench, ana all citizens shoul,
. vote for the Independent nominee.
. 1854
Sift all the candidates for Munlclpn
Judgcships ana vote for the best ire
A spective of party label.
t Maag
Governor DcncCa would make
strong candidate for the Presidency
n lie Is II man of tlta people young, aI
i Tive ana honest
J. AeyAA
Charles s. Cutting hus made brl
liant record rs Judge Of the Probat
Court and he deserves Il reelection.
: .sEssgsgsasa>
An able man ana popular with every
!, body William L. QuInan's election {
the state Senate from the Thirty irs
9 District Is lorcgone conclusion.
q .sAs,ssAa
The Republican nominees for Cnlyel
= sity Trustees, Mrs. &. Il. Alexander
l.. Hatch, Alexander Mclean and l.. !
Lehman, will be elected, ms they shoul
i he, by Il big majority,
$500
Don't forget TO vote for Fred W
t Upham, candidate for reelection a
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sitiOn he has held with credit to him.
self, Chicago and Cook County.
Charles Mctinvln has made a clean
and aggressive record In COnyrses from
the Eighth District and hc should be
reelected.
>e~
Newton 4. Partridge should le elect.
cd Municipal Judge. lie II IN nblc law.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

Ommend It NJ u good place to buy your
cOal for tho winter.
@6A
The spotless record OF william II.
Arthur. the popular Democratic canii-
intc for Municipal Judge, qualities him
IN every way for that Important posi-,
ticn.
The difference between the drama
and real life IL that on the stage TRACE.
lies seem pathetic.
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<@CA.

John Flfz-rall, DcMprro'I" cw.,.
date for Mugl ipl Judge, hrs sryal
the people well as Justice of the rrlre
ana would continue 81 be- their iiitlfdl
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@C@A

MUt'n EmrrIrn \ WlEINe a rcdh"T
campaign fur Congress in the First
District. Uc.ls ,ha right man To repre-.
emf tu, people and should Be- elected.
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! to the Board Of Review
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servant on the Municipal Court bench.
lie should be- elected.
&SA
Vote for llummel for County Treas.
urer.
~6A
The people coulu nave no better man
to represent them on the Municipal
Court bench than Robert Il. Jampolis.
Independent candidate for Municipal
Judge Vote for him.
Max Ebcrhardt s,Ould be elected Nh.
niripal Judge. lie II IN able and cul.
turcd man and would truly represent
the people Oh the Municipal Court
bench.
Chicago Is the dumping ground for
rotten meat. Have the people no re.
drcssy
~GA
Congressman Charles =. Wharton of
the lth District has made splendid
record and deserves to be reelected.
%c6~
Francis q. blair will be the next Su.
prrintcndcnt of Public instruction. lie
is IN able man, capable " every way
for that high position.
~ejNA
The many friends Of John 4. Polka.
the popular Republican candidate for
state senator from the 18th District.
are working hard for his election.
%e5eA
The one Chicago Health Department
inspector condemned 1897 pounds Of
meat ut the Stock Yards during the
week ending Sept -.
~G
Charles II. Callnhan's long and clean
record as magistrate ut Hyde Park on.
titles him to IN election as Municipal
Judge.
~6A
Voters Of all natiUnalitics. regardless
Of politics. are rallying to the support
of Ernst lIummel, the honest AMI able
Democratic candidate for County Treas
urer.
The citizens of the 18th District
could have no better representative In
the state Senate than Walter 7. stan
ton.
Mckenzie tielunu. tne able lawyer
nominated by the Republicans for Mu-
nicipal Judge. IL making IL winning race
and will he elected by big vote.
~9
Every citizen with IN Interest In chi
cago and Cook county should vote for
Walter y. schmidt for County Assessor.
~
DO not forget Ernst lIummel when
you - to the polls. lie deserves your
vote.
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Andrew J, Ilirschl. Independent can
didute for Municipal Judge. has made
Il grand record rs II lawyer AMI Is Quai
iiiel In every way to he on the Municl
pal Court bench.
%cM
Everybody that knows Albert \. Ro
scncgk. The able brewer. likes and re-
spectS him.
%eSA.
Ernst liummel made II splendid Cit.
Treasurer. He will make IN equal,
good County Treasurer.
Gs<ssA
Joseph j. Elias, Republican nomine
for County Commissioner, should IL
elected, lie j. the right man for TN
office,
.%SsEA
NJ /. Glrtru would make an excellen
| Municipal Judge cast your vote fo
alm
s'ssgs2a.
4 reliable .lru Ike tie George Ill
/ Coal Company should De pntronizcd,
I%lajzaSs!A
W. n, G"mnll has made splcndl
record ms lawyer and deserves 10 b
elected Municipal Judge.
.sssG:,'Sa
Ermat IIUumal is making grea
stride, I'm his race for election as Coun
IS Treasurer lie Is one of the mos
popular lurn ever nominated for publ
|cfinc uul hs the confidence of every
7 body Mr. lImmcI was born in Wur
tcmhure Germany, and was educated
IN The German schools lie came L
Cl'."-J 10 1856 with his parents, Ii
1860 de WAS married to Miss Mary All
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

Albert j. I,yais, Ae able senator
from Illinois, believe, that the anneNl-
r.ou Of Cuha viii he the only pornn-
ueAt solution Of tie islands troubles.
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G9l

Andrew j. llirschl. Independent can,
didat" for Municipal Judge. has made
grand record rs II lawyer AMI Is quai-
iiici In every way to he on the Municl.
pal Court bench.
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EA9LEfS
EsSAA

\ vote for Ernst lIummel is vote
for an honest man.
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AtE..A

Erna- IlUuurI is making great
stride, I'm his race for election as Coun,
IS Treasurer. lie Is one of the most
popular men ever nominated for public
office and hls the confidence of every
body. Mr. !IWmmcI was born in Wur-
tcmhure Germany, and was educated
IN The German schools, lie came TO
Cl'""-J 10 1856 with his parents, In
1860 de MAS married to Miss Mary All
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Ernst IIummel made II splendid City
Treasurer. He will make IN equally
good County Treasurer.
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/Gl,

Everybody that knows Albert \, Ro'
scnegk, the able brewer, likes ana re-
sppctS him,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

W, y. G"mlntli has made 4 splcndl,
record us lawyer and deserves 10 b
elected Municipal Judge,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

NJ. 7, Glrpu would make IN excellent
Municipal Judge. east your vote for
aim.
s.T2-Sssa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

The citizens of the 18th District
could have no better representative In
the state Senate than Walter 7. stan
tom
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/ei~sA

Joseph j. Elias, Republican nominee
for County Commissioners should h"
elected, lie l. the right man for the
office.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

Mckenzie ticIanu. the able lawyer
nominated by the Republicans for Mu-
nclpal Judge. II making II winning race
ana will he elected by big vote.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

DO not forget Ernst lIummel when
you - to the polls. lie deserves your
vote.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

The Eagle following the course it
has pursued for seventeen years, will
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&snHA
%&.A

\ reliable .iru Ike the George ii
Coal Company should De pnironlzcd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

Vote for Thomas J, Ilealy for san
tary Trustee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

Voters of all nationalitics. regardless
Of politics, are rallying to the support
of Ernst lIummcl, the honest and able
candidate for County Treas
urpr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

The voters are going 10 reward III
brilliant record made by Edward j
Hrundagc ms President Of the Count
Board by rc-clccting him by Il hand
some majority,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-13

Every citizen with IN Interest In Chi
cago and COOK county should vote for
Walter T.. Schmidt for County Assessor.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
MURDERS WHOLE FAMILY.
Quarrel of Farmer in Missouri with An
other Followed by Tragedy I
May Be Lynching.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct. 15.-Jodje
Hamilton, farmer, is in Jail at Hous-
ton and has confessed that Friday he
murdered Barney Parsons, Mrs. Parsons
and their three children, aged II, and
l year.
There is strong talk of lynching and
an armed force Of deputies is guarding
the Jail.
Parsons had recently sold his crops
to Hamilton, and with his family had
started to move to north Missouri. Ham
iton met them on the road, and quar-
rel followed, resulting in Hamilton shoot
ing Parsons and then clubbing the other
members of the family to death with the
butt of his gun. He then placed the
bodies in Parsons wagon and hauled
them to the Big Muddy river, a mile
away, and threw them into the water.
The bodies were discovered by fisher
men.
Parsons, who came to Texas county
two years ago from the northern part. of
Missouri, was quiet, industrious farmer
and never had trouble of any sort. Ham
ilton has also been favorably known
over the entire county.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
Burton Ready for Prison.
MRS. DOWlE is BLAMED.
voliva Ascribes Downfall of Former Chief
of Zion to Her Ambition-Wlu
Make Revelations.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 15.-"A woman's
ambition caused the downfall of John
Alexander Dowie, and it does not ex-
cuse him in the least that it was his
wife, and not any of the younger women
in his encourage, who entertained the
ambition that led to his undoing and all
the woes of Zion." said Wilbur Glenn
Voliva yesterday afternoon in sermon.
81 intend this week to make .revela-
tons that will astound many persons
in Zion as we'll as out of it. l will show
that Dowies downfall was due pri-
marily to the fact that he allowed his
wife to rule him. After the time he or
dained her an elder and an overseer of
the church at her command he wrote
checks at the rate of seven a day which
aggregated $4,000 in nine months l
can and will prove that during the early
years of his career in Australia and this
country he dispised money and gave
away his last penny in charity.
81 don't believe in the private own
ership of property. 1t is private
ownership that has put the world in such
an economic mess today. 1 would not
take a gift of lot or farm, however
1luable,"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
INSANITY Is INCREASING.
Figures of Board of Control Show 1O4
More Patie.- s in State Asylum
Than in 1905.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 15.--It cost
$612, 1885 to care for the chronic in
sane, inmates of the two state insane
asylums, inmates of the state home for
the Predetermined and industrial school
for boys during the year ending June 30.
1906.
The apportionment made by the state
board of control shows that counties
operating their own asylums are credited
with $433,411. The state pays the sum
of $3.50, 1871 "a, and the counties not oper-
ating asylums pay the remainder, $1O2,-
52946.
On October 1 there were 1864 patients
in the county asylums, I'LL in the two
state hospitals and the Milwaukee asy-
lum, making a total of STA, which is an
increase of 104 over the number of a
wear go.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
GREAT ENGINE WRECKED.
Cylinder Head in Racine Power House
Blows Out and Car System
Is Tied Up.

RACINE, Wis, Oct. 15.--LSpecial.]-
With a report that could be heard Tor
several blocks the cylinder head of a
5000 horsepower Vilier engine, in the
plant Of the Milwaukee Electric Railway
and Light company blew out this morn,
ing. The head struck condenser and
then large generator. Other pieces
went through windows and struck the
Miller Manufacturing company's plant:
Employees of the company and also of
the Miller company believed there was
a boiler explosion and ran from the
buildings. The engine is completely
wrecked. 1t cost about $4,000 and is
damaged to the extent of $1,000.
The power from the engine is used to
operate the local system of the street
railway company and for a time the
entire line was tied up. Power is being
received direct from Milwaukee. Cars
are running on slow time and irTegularly
No one was injured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
SEEKING A RUNAWAY.
Detroit Police Asked to Find Mrs. C. w.
Austin, Who Is Said to Have
Abducted Child.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 15.-[Spe-
cial. THE Detroit police have been
asked to locate Mrs. Charles w. Austin,
the divorced wife of Charles w. Austin,
an artist of this city, now believed to be
in Milwaukee, and to bring her back
here on the charge of adbucting her IL
year-old daughter, Gladys.
Aussin some months ago obtained a
divorce and the custody of the child.
Mrs. Austin's sister, Mrs. Della Cox,
remained as Austin's housekeeper until
he remarked when she threatened, it is
said to aid her sister in stealing Gladys.
The little girl was returning from school
one afternoon last week when, it is al.
legged. she was waylaid by her mother
and her aunt and persuaded to accom-
pany the former to Milwaukee.
The father has employed attorneys
and enlisted the aid of the police.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
REOPEN MONTGOMERY TRIAL.
Judge O'Neill to Hear Celebrated Murder
Case

LA CROSSE, Wis, Oct. 15.-[Spe-
cial. IA change of venue was given by
Judge Fruit in the case of Samuel Mont
gomery, charged with the murder of his
wife in 1908. Montgomery was convict
ed of murder in the first degree and sent
to Waupun for life. The court refused
to submit to the jury the question of any
degree of homicide except first degree,
basing this decision on the defendants
own admissions.
The case went to the supreme court
and in June of this year that court re-
manded the case for new trial, holding
that the trial judge should have sub
mitted the question of guilt in lesser
degree.
The defense today presented an aft
davit of prejudice and Judge Fruit AN
nounced that Judge O'Neill of Neillsville
would be called.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
RAN FASTER THAN SHERIFF
Shell Lake Man Escapes After officer
Opens Fire and Threatens Peni-
tertiary Term.

SHELL LAKE, Wis, Oct. 13.-[Spe-
cial. by running fast and firing out
Sheriff Strattop after that officer had
fred at him Harvey Temple escaped.
Temple is charged with stealing shoes
from a freight car. The sheriff with
his undershcriff and a constable went to
Temples home and read the warrant.
After the reading Temple darted out of
the door and after a lively chase about
sheriff and his aides were exhausted.
Five years in the penitentiary if you're
caught" yelled the sheriff.
1T will be a long time before you
catch me- was the haunting reply. STRAIT
ton then fired but missed. Temple has
not been taken.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
SAM" J0NESISN0 MORE
FOUND LIFELkSS IN A SOUTHERN
SLEEPING CAR.
Deserted Lecture Engagement Suddenly
and Disappeared Until Body Is Dis
covered in Railroad Coach.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 15.-Samuel
Jones, the noted evangelist, died this
morning in an Oklahoma, Choctaw and
Gulf train near Little Rock. Mr.. Jones
home is at Gainesville, Ga. The body
was found in his berth in the sleeping
car and was taken off the train at Lit
tie Rock. 1t is believed Mr.. Jones died
oKLAHoMA CITY, Ok. Oct. 10
"Sam" Jones, the evangelist, had been
holding revival services in the taber-
nacle in this city for two weeks. BE
was to have addressed audiences yester-
day, but disappeared. Nothing was
learned as to the whereabouts of the
evangelist until news was received today
of his death on train near Little Rock.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
Upton SEES FOOTBALL GAME.
Considers American Play Savage and
Favors the Rugby Rules

RIPON, Wis, Oct. 13.-[Speciall J.
Sir Thomas Upton yesterday, for the
first time in his life, saw a real exhibit
ton of the American style of football
The Ripon college first and second elev-
ems lined ND for Il real earnest, snappy
tussle. Sir Thomas after fifteen min
ute struggle thanked the players and
coach He, however. characterized the
style of game as altogether too savage
in his estimation. He has offered a c6p
for the furthering of the Rugby game
il America.
An informal reception was held at
Hotel Englebrght and drive about the
city in motor cars was taken.
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to the embassy, where one of the clerks
heard my whole story; and while inward
ly laughing at my fears, as / could see,
promised to telegraph to friend in Ca
ials, and get message delivered that
might call Hall back to Paris.
| had done all in my power. and
returned to the hotel, but the others had
left for the station. Thither l followed
them, instructing servant to come to me
II any telegram should be sent; and so
reached the train. 1t was not, however,
until the very moment of our departure
that a messenger raced to our carriage,
and thrust paper at me; and then
knew that my warning had come too late.
The paper said:
La France has sailed, and your friend
with her"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-19
THE IRON PIRATE
A Plain Tale Of >Sfron6e
Happenings on the Sea
By MAX PEMBERTON

the place alive, 1 found myself in the
street with Hall at my side, he torn and
bleeding as l was, but from a slight
wound only.
That was near ending badly" he said
looking at the skin-deep cut on nv sboul-
der.
Hall, what does it mean?" I asked.
VINO are these men, and what business
carries you amongst them?
That you'll learn when you open the
papers. Did you hear him ask me to sail
with him from Dieppe tomorrow"
did, and believe you're fool enough
to co.
must risk that and more, as have
rlsked it many time. Once aboard his
yacht L shall have the key which will
unlock six feet of rope for that man"
1t was light with the roseate warm
nght OF late summers dawn as we reach
ed the hotel. Paris slept I was hungry
Tor sleep, and too tired to think more of
the strange dream-like scene l had wit
messed; but Hall followed me to my bed
room and had yet word to say.
BEFORE we part / want to ask you
to do me yet one more service. Your Yacht
Is at Calais. Will you go aboard this
morning and take her round to Plymouth?
There ask for news of the Americans
yacht-he has only hired her, and she is
called La France. News of the yacht
will be news of me, and I shall be glad
to think that someone is at my back in
this big risk. If you should not hear of
me, wait month; but if you get definite
proof of my death, break the seal of the
papers you hold and read"
So saying, he left me with a hearty
handshake. Poor fellow, did not know
then that I should break the seal Of his
papers within three days.