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suPERR ATTRACTION At
OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY.

Sol Smith RusselPs IA POO Heia-
tion." which will be at the Opera House
Thursday night is a rarely entertaining
and sympathetic drama which that en-
inent actor made famous. Dealing with
the t%ribulations, misfortunes M ulti'
mate triumph Of a poor inventor made
the victim of scoundrels, the play con
tains infinite touches Of human nature
and appeals to the hearts pest ana
noblest impulse. The play is repiete
with terse dialogue and witty observa'
tions and a thoroughly enjoyable pre-
sentation by q capable company Is as
sured. Seats on sale now at the Lara
nile Drug store.
, 1907-04-08
Settling the Reservation.

Shoshcni, Wyo., April 8.-Probably
100 houses have been built or are i'll
process of construction, both on the
reservation and on the land adjacent
to 1t. The vacant land is being rapidly
taken up, and another year will e al.
most all Of it settled by those who
intend actually to make their resi-.
dence there and cultivate and improve
the land.
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Buffalo, Wyo., April S.-The Cath
olics Of this city are preparing to build
a church here and a committee Is now
looking about for e suitable site. Faith.
er Duffy, who has been holding SER
vices here for the past week. left for
Cheyenne Saturday afternoon.
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LID cLAMPED DOWN.
Row in Saloon Causes County Attor
ney to Interdiet Gambling.

Newcastle, Wyo., April S.-As the
result of a disgraceful row at a saloon
in this city, the county attorney has
ordered that all gambling cease, and
the order went into effect during the
week. All the gambling places were
at once closed.
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NAVAL BARGE MOI
WAS FOUND TO-DAY
BROKE FROM TOW IN GALE OFF
FLORIDA COAST A WEEK AGO
WITH TEN MEN ABOARD.
Picked Up by Collier Caesar and Being
lowed to Mayport, With Men All
Safe-British Steamer on Rocks
Near Davenport, but Was FIoated
by Tugs Hour Later.

Washington, D. c., April S.-The
navy department has received a tele-
gram from the commander of the col
lier Caesar, dated at F%ernandina, Fla,
stating that naval barge No. 1, which
had been lost at sea since April /, has
been picked up and is being towed
into Mayport, at the mouth Of st.
Johns river, Florida.
, 1907-04-08
BIG NEW YORK FIRE.
Car and Power Plant Of New York
City Railway Company.

New York, April Sire early to-
day destroyed the combined car barn
and power plant of the New York City
Railway company. Loss, $1,500, 900.
More than 300 cars were burned, and
the plant, except the electrical de-
partment, was destroyed.
Fire Captain Burned.
One fireman, Captain ]. Ryan, was
burned under a falling wall and half
a dozen others were more or less
seriously injured.
, 1907-04-08

Superintendent. H. l.. Anderson Of
the Wyoming division was in the city
this morning, leaving for the west
during the day in his official car. Mr..
Anderson said he knew nothing what
ever about the reported building Of a
line by way of Fort Collins from Gree
ley to Hermosa. and could not even
give an opinion as to the truthfulness
Of the report. He will go as far west
as Green River.
, 1907-04-08
WANTED FOR oRaERY.
Fremont County Sheriff Looking for
Former Hotel Waiter.

Lander. Wyo., April s.-Sherif
Slough of Fremont county has offered
a reward of $25 for the arrest and de-
tention of R J.. Lewis, wanted here for
passing a forged check on A. Kanson
of Moneta. He is a waiter by trade
and worked here as waiter in the Ere.
mont hotel.
, 1907-04-08
captured Without a Shot.

Mobile, Ala, April s.-Advices to-
day from Commander Fullam Of the
United States gunboat Marietta, via
the steamer Columbia, just arrived,
say that Ceiba was taken April 3 by
the N%icaraguans without firing a shot.
The Nicaraguan forces then left for
Puerto Cortez. Cable advices receiv-
ed here say that Puerto Cortez is now
in the hands of the Nicaraguans and
it is believed that the Hondureans
there have surrendered.
, 1907-04-08
Water Unfit for Use.

Analysis of the water found in the
deep well at Plains, on the Plains
line, showed that the water is SO
highly charged with soda that it will
be totally unfit for domestic or other
Uses. The company will cast this of
and sink the well to a greater depth,
in an effort to find water that can be
used.
, 1907-04-08
NOTED AUTHOR e A
MAJOR Of Engineers at siege Of Fort
Sumpter and Episcopal Rector.

Charleston, S. c., April S.-Rev.
John Johnson, D. D., LII. D., rector
of st. Phillips church, major of engi.
neers in charge Of Fort Sumpter dur.
ing the siege Of the sixties, and au.
thor of THE Defense of Fort Stump
ter" and other historical works, died
last night, aged rs years.
, 1907-04-08
Working on Records.

MI. Smith has been working for
sevaral weeks on a claim made by the
Douglas Consolidated Placer Mining
company for timber for mining pur-
poses. The company's headquarters
are at Laramie and Mr.. Smith has
spent much time there looking up the
records in the case, getting the de-
scriptions of the portions of the re-
serves claimed by the placer company.
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Evanston District Court convicts Mum
Der Of County Prisoners.

Evanston, Wyo., April Sin the dis
trict court here Thomas L. Sewell,
who shot and killed Paul Morse, last
June, was convicted Of murder in the
second degree. G. J.. Reiter Of KEN
merer pleaded guilty to forgery. John
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Her Stern Mas DAMAGED.

Davenport, England, April S.-The
British battleship Trafalgar went
ashore upon the rocks off DEVILS Point
today. AS the tide fell the Trafalgar
remained fast upon the rocks in an ex-
tremely dangerous position. 1t is be-
lieved her stern has been badly dam
aged. Six tugs succeeded in refloat-
ing the Trafalgar an hour after she
went ashore.
, 1907-04-08
St. Loui. Also in Search.

Washington, d. c., April 8.-The ma
val collier Caesar, which is searching
for the missing coal barge, manned by
ten men, which was torn away from
a tow line in the gale off st. Angus
tine, Fla, April 1, has been successful
in its search. The cruiser st. Louis
was also searching for the missing
barge.
, 1907-04-08
Finger Bitten by Arapahoe.

Shoshoni, Wyo., April SC. H. Vaug.
han is here under the care of DR.
Jewell with a wounded finger, sustain
ed in a scrimmage with a half-breed
Indian, the Arapahoe biting him on the
finger. The surgeon says he fears the
finger will have to be amputated where
1t Joins the hand.
, 1907-04-08
Fireman Sprains Ankle.

At 2 o'clock this morning N. w.
Corners, a fireman. sprained one of
his ankles as he stepped from the cab
of his engine in the yards, and was
treated by DR.. Stevens. He will be
laid up two or three weeks. Mr.. Con-
ners is the son of Mrs. G. ]. Ander-
son of the Buckeye ranch.
, 1907-04-08
SjonaI Men in CITY.

F. w. Pfaeging and c.. F. Hastings,
connected with the block signal sys-
TEN on the Wyoming division, were
here this morning, having placed in
commission some of the system east
of this city. The system is now work
ing from Cheyenne to Laramie.
, 1907-04-08
SMITH IN CHARGE.
Temporarily at Head of Medicine Bow
Reserve as Supervisor.

Saratoga, Wyo., April S.-Clinton G.
Smith has been placed temporarily In
charge of the Medicine Bow forest re-
serve here, in place of Captain L. G.
Davis, who resigned to become United
States marshal for Wyoming. The per-
manent supervisor will be named in d
few DAYS.
, 1907-04-08

last summer to be trainmaster for the
eastern Colorado division. He was
transferred from that position again
to be private secretary to Mr.. Mohler
and has been with him during the win
ter in the conferences, which have
been in progress with the trainmen at
Chicago. The appointment is effective
April 10.
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Not Impre,.ed with Cuba.

Not Impressed WIN SuoN
New York, April 8.-E1-AmpassaaoI
Andrew d. White. who returned yester
day from a visit to Cuba, says: i re
gard the Cuban question as more Sc
rious than our Philippine problem gu.
ba is a great negro state, incapable "i
self-goverpment.
Would Be a Curse.
Everything l saw while there
strengthens by conviction that CUBA
, 1907-04-08

Invitations have been issued to the
twentieth annual ball Of R. w. Baxter,
Jr., lodge No. 81, Brotherhood Of Rail
way Trainmen, at Maennerchor hall,
Tuesday evening, April %.
, 1907-04-08
IAN - LARAMIE, WYOMING, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL s, 1907.

Holland pleaded guilty to forgery. C.
D. Basch pleaded guilty to attempt at
rape upon a four-year-old girl in Ev-
anston. Daniel C. Hays, C. j. Graf and
E. A. Anderson pleaded guilty to break
ing open and robbing cars at Altamont.
All these will be sent to the peniten-
tiary.
, 1907-04-08

@ Mobile. Ala, April 8.-A steam @
@ err which has just arrived mere .
@ brings the news that Puerto Cor @
@ tez. Hondural, has fallen. Q
@ @ @ @ @ @ Q Q @ Q Q Q o % Q
, 1907-04-08
LOOKING Over Burned BUILDING.

P. A. Beck, supervisor Of bridges
and buildings for the Wyoming d.
vision, was here this morning, laying
plans for the repairing Of the railroad
ice house at Grand emu and the
crossing, damaged by fire yesterday
afternoon.
, 1907-04-08
Heard Of Fathers Illness.

W. l.. Bass today heard from his
brother, John Bass. at Hallsville, Tex
as, of the serious illness of their faith
er, B.. R. Bass. The son will be unable
to go to Hallsville for the present.
, 1907-04-08
Master Mechanic in City.

Master Mechanic Will INLAND of the
Wyoming division passed through the
city yesterday afternoon, en- route to
the western district of the division,
and was met on the depot platform by
District Foreman Sullivan.
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sIioht peraiIment Yesterday.

A slight derailment occurred at
Sherman Sunday morning, due to the
failure of a trainman to get a switch
over in time, but the accident was a
minor one and there was no delay.
, 1907-04-08
HONDUREAN CITY IS IN
HANDS Of THE ENEMY

as a state would be a curse to us, SIM
ply a rotten borough with few veal
thy men in the midst of a negro popula-
ton incompetent to govern themselves,
to say nothing of aiding in the govern
ment of the United States"
, 1907-04-08

Manager w. H. B. Jacobus Of the
rolling mills was at the depot yester-
day to meet J. F. Jumper Of Omaha,
assistant mechanical engineer for the
system, who was on his way west and
who desired to see the manager.
, 1907-04-08

a weeks shutdown, on the angle
plates made when the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company was in charge.
Only one furnace is being used. The
bar mill will make another try at the
tie mates
, 1907-04-08

Two cars of horses from Twin
Falls and Idaho Falls, Idaho, in
charge of R. ]. Jesse, en- route 10 Keo.
kuk, Ia, were unloaded and fed here
today.
, 1907-04-08
is TEARING DOWN
HIS UNLAWFUL FENCE.

Ora Haley, n Of the largest lana
owners in the southern part OF the
state. and who has an immense
of fence. today began tearing down all
the wire fence on government land.
He has not a great deal Of such land
fenced, but will remove all the wire
from it, leaving the posts. He has
been informed that the special agent,
, 1907-04-08
To Be Loaded on Transport.

The foul is to reach San Francisco
to be loaded on the transport Buford
on the goth of this month, and the
trains are to be given a fair chance
with passenger trains and preference
over freight trains. The flour trains
in each case will be run special.
, 1907-04-08

Mr.. Pugh, is looked for some time dur
ing the week.
, 1907-04-08
Little Mill Started Today.

The merchant train at the rolling
mills was started this morning, after
, 1907-04-08
STEAMER ARRIVING At MOBILE
BRINGS WORD OF CAPTURE
OF PUERTO coRTEZ BY
THE NlcARA0uANs.

OFFICIAL information Not Received at
Washington, But Consul at San
Juan Del Norte says Troops Were
Advancing Along the Hondurean
Coast from TrujilIo-lsle Of Pines
IL Not American Territory.
, 1907-04-08

The bank barometer today recorded
1922.
, 1907-04-08
GRAMM IN POSSESSION
QE HIS NEW OFF

Otto Gramm. president Of the Acme
Consolidated Copper Mining company,
today took possession of his office in
the Interstate Townsite building, the
combination to the safe and the keys
to the furniture being delivered to him
by President Miller of the Laramie
Plains line.
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ETHAN.

Ethan May 6-Mr. Craig, {
Washington is here visiting hi.
sister, Mrs Sanford. and his daueh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Adams. 1t has heet
% years since Mr., Craig vas II
Ethan which at that time bad only
three buildings.
Mrs. MeFarlane. of Broadland, Is
visiting her daaehter, Mrs. A. G.
Drake aud family
John Crate. Of PianEinton, is
visiting hjs par MS and trends here
this week.
Maude Futler, a daughter Of Geolg =
Fuller, also a Miss Boleson came in
IRON the country to take the eighth
grade examination at Ethan.
The touns people are wishing the
Canadian jubilee Singers might
come here again. All the music
lovin- people we're very tayorabiy
impressed by their singing.
Gus Strand bought the house
formerly owned by NJ. a. Brasna,
of o. NJ. Rosenauist last week.
VIM. Shannon, of Lelcher, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Miller, last week.
Will Lammon and bride arrived in
town Friday for a short visit.
CLYDE Thompson went to Murdo
Monday.
John Cool has gone TO Oklahoma
having sold his property there.
Mrs. Thomas Lynch, of Gallatin
Mo-. is here Visiting. Mrs. Lynch is
a sister OF Mrs. c. f. Drake.
Sollie Nolt spent last Sunday in
Mt. Vernon.
Another dance advertised for May
10th
a ball game was in progress here
Friday.
Misses Mabel and Maud Fuller are
guests Of Mrs. BliSner this week.
= Mrs. Doane and uirs. Shipton, of
Mitchell, attended the silver we'd
ding anniversary of Nh. and Mrs.
Albert Klotz, Friday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Klotz received a number Of
presents with the con-
CALCULATIONS of the guests.
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ff3ts eS ssv se
sest f8sva t'ys 1as
aas ats 81 eta ttce ea8f
sag aeeas.S 10 ee sse ia stes. f
essSmesk III a aaissei sefsdstlo1
e=ne&sr> af The ea49atioe sect
50 asatustA harder p~F9poatioo thaa
they Thought TOR, Ana itrue ani
money vert both short with thcla.
While Apiil u sss tbs opeains daY,
uoocdy thought for a moment That
the exposition VAS completed, but
thousands OF people went Just The
because the high d%ienataries
present and there WAS 10 he q
grand naval review, which IL itself
vas sufficient 10 get the people there.
The managers expect To he able TO
raise that dnal s4oo, 0oN and then
they will have their monumental JOB
pleted.
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The Kimball Star appeared on the
horizon last week, and made its
initial bow to the public, but just
what was the necessity for establish
ing a second newspaper at Kimball is
not at all apparent. 1t was but a
few years 20 that Clate Tinan bought
out his competitor for the reason
that it would only have been a matter
OF time until it went to the wall.
With a population OF a liIJle over 500
people, Kilnball ha IDLY needs another
newspaper, particularly when the
field is so thoroughly covered by the
Graphic, which Clate Tinan gets out
every week. Doubtless because the
Graphic is showing a little prosperi-
tv, the Other fellows ia town thought
that he was getting rich too fast
and that they ought to have some of
the money.
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q newspaper down in Columbus,
Ohio, has failed of publication for
the fist time in twenty years or
more, for the simple reason that
there are no printers there to do the
work on it and no editor to write the
copy. The paper has been published
in the penitentiary at Columbus for
many years. but now there is nobody
In the prison who a set type or
provide copy, consequently the paper
has suspended publication. The print.
ing fraternity has evidently been
improved upon in the last generation
and the printers are living OF a
different basis than a good manv
years ago 1t is quite a compliment
to the ira le when IL can be said OF
the populous state Of Ohio that
there is not a printer or an editor in
the p~eDitentiary, and they are thus
setting a high pace for the rest of
the world to follow. All other lines
Vt profession are well represented in
the prison, and enough bankers are
serving time there to u a national
bank. and have plenty officers to run
a second one
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LOOMS.

LOOMS, May 9.-John Ayers and
wife visited with relatives in Mitch
ell Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Smith, who has been
here visiting with her children.
started for her home west Of the
river Monday.
Several of the Loomisites attended
the dance at Mrs. Gustav Krause's
Saturday evening and reported a
good time.
Almon Eaton visited at the home
of Edward Morris Sunday.
j. E. Wilson is loading a car with
what it takes to hold down a home
stead west of the river. His father
j Sykes Wilson, IS going to run the
ranch here from now on.
j. G.. Alexander returned home
from. Lancaster. Wis. Tue suay when
he received a telegram that bis
father was very ill. His father died
before he reached there
Mrs. NJ. Nelson has had a bad
time with her teeth. She had to go
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PROSPER.

Prosper, MAY. 9. Another suow
storm VAS with US again last Tues
day thou-h the u melted as saon
as it fcil. The snow coming ON tue
7th day OF May is not a very en-
|couIaging thing
Mrs. Frank schipch vas called 10
MICHIGAN Uy the serious lllu IS OF
her mother.
Chas Il|endrickscn and Miss Rig
more Christoff srson ~e.e united in
marriage Wednesday,, Nay |, and
The next evening was fulloMu by a
selenading party which surrounded
their home and gave the newly
married couple Il good start in life.
The groom felt the members were
ge%ntleinanly in their conduct and
Invited them TO come in the house,
where they were treated accordingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. and John
Hend1ickson visited Sunday in
Mitchell with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Hendrickon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isiah Carr. of Mitch
ell, visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Fridroetf.
Some friends and relatives visited
Sunday at o. T. blossoms.
Misses Betsy Rudd and Bertha
Reierson spent Monday with Mrs. Is.
S. Rudd.
Miss Matte Wittstruck sptnt a
few days at j. B. Doty's in Mitchell
last week.
Miss Agnes Schaub, of Mitchell
visited with Mrs. Frank Mex arland
this week.
Miss Annie Oleson spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred And lson.
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sy
Upon iaheetaa Fortune 9snasse
Destroys fta Worst eeer.t

lpan i%ahefi,ea a Fortune 4snassa
osstreys M. Most eeemy
Aud d us Ie cd aeQle, !ilria.
Johu1oA belaeath Tie ntAsa OF $ttsA
too
What whats shats saspe.1 ths
nephew
To my leiovei nephew iilram
Johnson repeated til. lawyer wh.
was reading the viii. II t~quea,u inc
sun OF Sitoouo'
do so,, mean 10 say that / am
Row worth all that money? And do
do you tuean To say | IAN now throw
UP my job at heepemdown " Kick
em's?"
You nj sir"
And that and that l won't have to
leap out Of bed after this when the
alarm ~io, X goes or
~ man Of Your wealth. sir. cam sleep
all dan" replied the lawyer as h..
held ont his hand ALLOW me 70 con
sratnlate Won"
Pvt Mr. Johnson waved him hacl
am stood like one dazel for a few
moHer Then he reached fr MS hat
and r9n ont the front door ana dashed
up tie eet. Thinking the geod for
tune In Elected his brain. The law.
Yer aoel after him. and he was
soon iojne. By Others in the pursuit
Hiram mace straight for the little
room in the 'oarding house he had SO
long called he and as be rushed up
the steps four olice9aof and a score
of men, womea md ciil1ren were ut
his heels. When The officers had sue
ceeded in Meakin& open the door that
Hiram had closed md locked after
him, he had an AK ~ his hands and
was pounding something to pieces on
the floor Of the room.
Poor fellow, he has gone mad re
marked II of the policemen.
you've got another guess coming"
chuckled the nun who had just inner
TIED q fortune as he jumped up and
down on the wreck he had made. I'm
only knocking the life out of that
blamed alarm clock that has been get
ting me up ut daylight every morning
for the past ten years."-Judge.
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Msai.f
sstfA
Nh * ~ i. 9a ss
til. sses
Nl. feAe ta tsea nf
tegu ~ srs,i 80 tlae afla AZ iattfet
FRIDAY
Ms. NAf sms,as sno las eeu
visiting At tae houo 81 uer parsat,
Mr.. aa1 Ms j t. rayier tgg SONS
time. started Nonday With per son
10 join her husband at Vivian N.itfe
he nas aled on 4 homestead
Miss Matle Watkins closed Der
school Friday WITH 4 licnie dinnef
in the +, II. Tyler district.
Pat Flemmer and John c. tlenk.
iron, the.Mitchell stock bayers Mere
in this locality Monday,
Mrs. Wick Wangh's father, Mr..
Deekins, of Ethau,--is quite lex
Mrs, Joe Gilhlln ST., IS on t.fe sick
list.
Miss Emma Husby gave the ,tlhin
grade examination at the Loo MS
school house fliday and saturdas 10.
scholars ilom the dilfcrei
riots.
Small grain III this locality is looe
ing up some. Most every body is
-oiug o plant corn here next Week.
{. p. raylor is a little under the
Weather.
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RIVERsIDE

Riverside, May, 9.-Mrs. i. L.
Wallis called on friends in Mitchell
Wednesday afteroon.
John Tjomsland attended lodge at
Bethel Wednesday evening.
W. L. Wallis expects to move in
his new house the last OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallis visited
at the home OF Geo. Wallis in Mitch
ell On Sunday.
MI. Price, Of Marshalltown, To-, an
old friend and Acquaintance OF Thos.
Schofe]d made him a visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ames returned
home from Alexandria Thursday
morning where they had been to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Ames'
mother, who died last Monday.
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IN THE DEATH cHA!2.
Hov, 1t Feels When the Killing Cur.
rent Is Turned On.

tiov, 1t Feels When the Killing Cur.
rent Is Turned On.
he waited a second or al age. Then
suddenly it seemed as if he mu t leap
from the chair, his body was swelling
TO some monstrous, impossible. inhu
man shape; his muscles were stretch
ed, millions of hot and dreadful nee
dies were piercing and pricking him. q:
stupendous roaring was in his ears.
then a million colors-colors he had
never seen or imagined before, colors
no one had ver seen or imagined, col
ors beyond the range of the spectrum,
new, undiscovered, summoned by some
mysterious agency from distant cor
ners of the uniyerse-played before his
eyes. Suddenly they were shattered
by a terrific explosion in his BRAIN
then darkness.
But, no; there was still sensation. A
dull purple color slowly spread before
him, gradually grew lighter, expanded.
and with a mighty pain he struggled.
cropping his way In torture and tor
ment over fearful obstacles from some
far distance remote as black stars in
the cold abyss Of the universe. He
struggled back to life, then an appall-
ing confusion, a grasp Of conscious.
ness; he heard the ticking of the two
watches. Then through his brain there
slowly trickled a thread Of thought
that squirmed and glowed like a white
hot wire.
A faint groan escaped the pale lips
below the black leather mask; a tremor
ran through the form in the chair; there
Il relaxed and vas still.
It's all over. The doctor, lifting his
fingers from Archie's wrist. tried to
smile and wiped the pe%rspiration from
his face with a handkerchiet.-From
Brand Whitlock's THE Turn of The
Balance"
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DR.. Marvin has practically reached
the conclusion that his little son was
not murdered bvt that he wandered
off in the marsh ard was drowned,
but what is still a mystery to the
father is how he and all the detec-
tives and the farmers have wandered
over the same spot so many times
and still did not see the body lying
thele-if there it a The father,
however, takes the situation philo-
sopt1ically and says there might have
BEEN asmistake4in.tfeir search. DR..
Marvin expects to- return to Sioux
City with thssbody of his little boy
and resume his residence there.