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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Dam0altn in Stalifa.
HItsSrsiiAs HatnsH In epanisH uHs ihte
taan,tsfs, tshs Musbsutuus.

NItsswiiAs R.ineH In esanisH uHs ihte
taanaIsfs, Ssbs Masbsntaus.
Cine quite Wasenitunbs BON Sepilla,
Spanien. entfernt. nabe benz Grmli9en
Dorf Santiponee, Iiegen, tbeilpeiie
nod bonn Grbboben bebedt unb aes
8iibt, bic Ruinen bes r6miI9en Stas
lice, bes Geburtsorts Der brei aaiier
Sraian. Sabrian unb Sbeoboiius. Die
einitiss 9ebeutuns Stulicas 1T nod
aus ben ii9tbaren ueberreftsn bes gros
BEN 4mpbitbeaters, bes Sorums, Ios
ipie elmer 4naabl bon @ebGuben gu err
tennen. DAB biefe Sbeile Der alten
Stabt pieber aufsebsdt puroen, bat
ieine urfa4e in mebreren llmltdnbsn.
Gtnmal paren nGmli9 bon einem
ameritanii4en Sori9er ipFemattIhe
ausgrabunsen bssonnen tporben, bic
aber na4 einisen ReIultaten an benz
rpatriotiiden" Wibsritanb Der ipanis
T9en @elebrtentpelt elm por5eitiaes
@nbe fanben. 3ubem bate bic Stabt
Sepi[Ia bereits I'm Wlittelaltsr Stalica
na6 4rt zines Steinbrubs ausgebeus
tet. unb fpGter ipdren es bic armen
9eipobnsr bon Santiponee gepeien,
bic ben Sriimmern bas Material fir
ibre biirftisen Siittsn gu sntnsbmsn
pflegten. Stieben fie babel duf Sbons
gefdBs. WOfaitplatten. Uaiinsen obsr
gar Statuen. 70 purbe Der 5unb gum
9dnbler in bic Stubt sebra9t ober an
5rembe pertauft. bic .Stulica au feben
tamen = unb Elm pddr 2eute i'm Sorf
batten ipieber Su eHsn. 2lber troBbem
mar Der gr0bte She'll Der i9lafenben
Stabt beri9ont geblieben. gr lag uns
beriibrt am SuBe bes SiissIs, unter
benz 8oben zines Slipenbaines.
Seit einiger 3eit iinb bort aber, tpie
bem rSerulbo be Wabrib" sef9risben
lpirb. @ruppen bon Mdnnern nit
Saden unb Spaten BEL Der Qrbeit; Iie
tpiiblen in Der Grbe unb reiben bas
Mauerpert Der SduIer unb @etpOlbe
beraus. Wi1 biefes Der meni9fi9en
4raft ni9t eleib na6geben, pber trifft
man gar duf barte mdrmorne Wdnbe
unb SulIen, 70 mub bas Dpnamit
nd9belfen, unb nit tpeitbin brDbens
bem Small fliegen Stiide rDmii6er
SGuIer unb paldite in ben Slibens
paIb. Der aber mad bem @runbe bies
ies pabnitnnissn @iitbens unb @ers
piiItens frast, benz ipirb elm fcbier uns
slaubIi9er 8eI9eib. Der Staat bate
nGmli9 iiingit bic SerTtsGlung elmer
2anbItrabe in 0ffenhiber SubmiIIipn
ausseidrieben, unb Der llnternebmer,
benz bic 9lrbeit susefproden purbe.
bolt ii1 nun einfa9 aus ben Ruinen
Staltcas ben gum 8ei9pttsrn Der
gbauFee nptbpenbisen 8ebarf on
Steinen! Der rSeralbo" tpenbet ii9
nit flammenbem proteit gesen fold
unerbDrten 8anbaIismus. Der ipaz
nif9s Stuat babe ii9 5tpar nod INNER
unfdbig ertpieIen, fir bic @rbaltung
Der Monumente natipnaler &unIt ober
@eI9i9te gu forgen. BON ibm iei baz
Der fir bic Rettuns Stulicas ni9ts Si
erboffen. 9lber po es ii9 um Elm CRIB
gut europGii9er &ultur banble, bas
man nit Sbnamit gu oerit0ren i'm Be
sriff itebe, biirfe bus cipiIiiirte europa
ni6t untbotig 5ui6dlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
StaOt nn0 Gonnth.

-3wei @bei6sioungen muroen Don,
neritag bonn @eri6t bemilli9t, nemli6
9enrp 8asuer uOn Surub 8usner uno
gnselo @iauetti BON Satberino Sotti
@ianetti.
: Sn ieiuer 8Obnuns an Satforo
Court pcritarb am iSreitas Morsen im
sllter BON 49 Subren 5rieOrid 9B. 2os
der, ben Die gBittwe uno pier Sinoer
iiberleben.
= gia6 all benz SSirrnarr in 8es
treff Der $500 Selobnuns bat nunmebr
Roli5iit Oauis ansetiinoist, ba6 er bies
ielbe iiberbaupt ni6t mill unb bas BE.
wuBtiein Der Eni6terfiilluns ibm ge.
nii9enO lit. Dus batte er aud friiber
iasen fOnnen.
- Der Staatsfonpent Der n@lts"
welder am DicHitas bier. .er6finet waro,
ldlieBt beute NIT elmer sroBen 8araoe,
Die I'M 1.30 ubr 9ia6m. li6 in 9epes.
uns icseu ioG. Sn 8crbinouns nit
Oerielben merOen cine sInjubl weltbuotls
Breiie aus9etbeilt.
= Wttt Dem Ginfau9en BON unlBcus
ltrten SnnSen 1T 6reitas fir Die Sai.
Jon Der anfan9 9emadt wOroen uno
wabrenb oes cages purben insselammt
neunSebn Der Gbiere einssiansen. Die
Sunoe perbeu fiir 72 Stunoen su so
SeHts ben Gag 9ebalten uno wenn lie
oann nibt retlamirt lporSen lino, nit.
tells @aS setOOtst.
= Der DonnerAag berrl6enbe
lBiuO' uno 9feseniturm erwies ii6 ais
elm reht un9emiitblider unO ri5tets au6
,iemliden S6uoen an. Sdume wuroen
entwurselt, 3auHs umsewebt unb Stras
BEN aus9ewaiden. wdbrenO mande Pers
Jon ben Yerluit zines Rsseni6irms be.
trauert. ben Der Wiuo auswenbis brebte
uno oann forttrug.
- SRI. @rneitine Sobn BON genn
guenue, mel6e bel oem 8ranoe Der Snls
perial lntertleiOer 6abrit 10 i9limm
uerlest wnroe, bat Sreitas sesen bic
@i9entbiimer oes @ebduoes, 8. 10. uno
gS. 8. @lart BON BrOOtlpu. cine @nt-
i6doisuu9sftaSe fir $4,000 eintrasen
laiien. slm Samitus erbob SlOreucs
Watrous, ebenialls Elm Spier oes
8ranoes, cine @uti6aOisunsstlase fir
$4,000 sesen Die Economy 5urniturs
@ompanie.
= Der unssfdbr 23 Sabre alte 9ouis
Wtaietpif, Der lid uon @lmira mad bier
aufmadte, nm 9lrbeit Su finbsn, puros
6reita9 9tadt al elmer ibm unbefannten
Stelle BON einem Sadamanna 3u9s 9es
trOifen unb 10 i6limm uerlest, oaB er
wabribeiuliA iterben wirb. Dem llns
sliidii4eu parO elm i6auoerbafter
Sauttt am SOpf sussiiist, bic Oiuie gu
Srci serbriidt uno man befiir6tet audI
inuerli6e Serlesuusen. @r itellte lif
9ia6ts um 10 llbr I'M Staat 6oipitaI
;ur Sebanolung elm.
- Sriib Sumitus MlOrsen barit bic
- 3oll SSaIierrOhre Der Scranton @as
uno 8aiier GOmpunie au Der @de bon
Mionroe 9luenue unb ginoen Strass
unO ebe man oGs Malbeur entoedte, mar
bsoeuteuoer S6aoen 6ur9 bas bsruors
oriusenbe g8aiier anseri6tet worben,
oenu bus aspbaltpfluiter 1T fir iiber
eiuen Slod tbsilweiie ssboben uno &C.
bro6en porOeu, iOoaB es pisoer neu &C.
lest merben muB. @s oauerte mebrert
Stunbeu. bis Die Heparatur ssmn9i
meroen fonute uno mittlermeile muster
iid bic 8iirser isusr 9lndbnrI6aft cbnt
NaGer bebeIfen.
E@ llnterri6t i'm Slauierlpiel er,
tbeilt unter 9iinitisen Bsoiusun9er
cE.g,,la,,, lS,,,,,,o I~ok EfO Ql... "a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
9aniide Reid,sbanfi6illinae

9lntniipfsno an ben Ylan, bem
S90pfer bes Sermannsbentmals i'm
Seutoburser Walbe elm Grinnerungss
Sei9en au peiben, er5Gblt bic r&ieler
3eituns" foleenbes @ef9i9t9en:
Inter Der Resierung SOnig Gbris
ftian VIII. BON 9Gnemart (1839 Bis
1S4S) ipurbe in SOlitein bic bdniide
Rei9sbdnt WGbrung fpiberre9tli9
Sfpansspeiie eingefiibrt. Sn Grmans
gelung grDberer Miinse tpurbe gu bies
fem 3ped bas 2anb nit tupferner bds
nif9er S9eioemiin5e, iogenaunten
Observation-Disclosures. iiberI6pemmt,
bic aber BEL Der 8eo0lferung entI9ies
bene Gblebnung fanben. lin bieIelbe
3eit bate Der 8ilbbauer b. 9anbel in
Sannoper fein Sermannsbsntmal bel
Setmolb besonnen. @r perdnitaltete,
na9oem er fein eigenes @.rmDgen benz
@erte seopfert bate, beim 5eblen elmer
llnteritiibung bon oben bsr, iiberaG in
beutI9en 2anben Sommlungen 5ur
Gollenbung bes natipnalen Senfmdls.
Der boIIteiniIds Sumor benubte bic
@slesenbeit, ii9 Der perbabten 8ants
f9iainge gu entleOigen. ba ibr Supfer
fir bus eberne 9entmal isbr eeeignet
mar, unb fadipeiie fpanberten bic bds
niI9sn &upferItiide in 9unbsls Dsrtz
ftott. 90 pollSus Iitb bier bic Sronie
bes Sdidfals, bub 9Gnemart bas
SinnbiIb bsutI9er &raft auf benz
Ssutoburssr DalOe bur9 elm Mittel
f0rbsrte, bas CUR S9Gbisung sinss
beutI9en Stammes bienen iollte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
6inleDs-"'

S8ir m6sen bic wadenoen Stunoen
perlebeu, ipis mir molten, cine 9ewiiie
Insabl Stunben M h ZEN mir i'm Sett
subrinsen. gu bieier SabresSeit ftiblen
piele 9eute bas 8eourfniB BON neuen
Stiidsu BON Settbetleioun9cu. Sei
BEN aufauf bieisr Ototbwenbi9teit 9eben
perltdubise 2sute bort bin, mo Gualitat
Die srits Sea6tuns finoet, uno iinb iie
pirfli6 weiie, 10 warteu iie fir iOl6e
@elesenbeiten, uls Die Die 9e9euwdrtise.
&aHst uuter feinen llmltGnoen Oieis Sett
Sps;ialitdten Sbrer iOr9fdlti9en @rpass
uns entflieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
2aeeatu anna Stueia.
@eranton, Ya., Wiai 1908.

RNsf ~~se' $500"
Sn Der reselmdBissn @eiddftsuer.
iammluus bonn "a. slpril wurbe ein
aonite ernannt, beitebeno aus ben Ser.
rem Soiepb Bittmann (8oriiser). Sars
rp z. Barber uno Sobn 8iemiillsr,
oersn aufsabe es ieiu ioll, NIT ben @i'
sentbiimern BON Wfoolic 3ate In Inter.
banoluns 3u treten In betreff Padtuns
eineS Stiid 2anbes In Der 9ldbe pom
Gee, ipo alien 0titslieoern uno oeren
slnsebdrisen bes .Deuti6en Sunbes"
@slesenbeit seSeben wiiroe, ben Sonn'
tag ooer ionitise frsie Ease ben Soms
msr iiber In e9ter, alter beutider slrt
unb Deiie 3usubrinsen. meg BON alien
Uiudsrtbum uno Ssudelei, pie aud
Spionass, uno mo bas 0er3 uufatbmen
fSnnte In @ottes freier Statur. Das
9omite bat ii6 bersits nit bsm @sneral
gsrwaIter, 9erru Samilton, in Sere
binouns seIest, uno offerirte lssterer
bem Somite, am nddften Sonntas. ben
II. Wtai, einen @rfuriionsius mad
oem see fabren 3u laiien. I'M alien
Wtitsiiebern cine @elesenbeit ju sebeu,
bic @eseub Su beli6tisen uno bann ben
Seeisneten Elas aus,uiu9en, nm oieie
oeutide Ssrien Solonie Su sriinoeu.
aGe Wtitslisber unb beren anseb0rissn
iino oesbalb freunOli9it eriuAt, am II.
Wtai nit 6em Somite bieien slusflu9
Su MAIDEN; bic Subrt BON Ounmore
nad WoOiic 2afe unO 3uriif 1T frei.
abfabrt llbr pon Dunmore. Sollte
Oas 9Setter unsiiuitis isin, 10 miro Der
usilus ueridOben auf cine ipatere Sc
lesenbeit unb pirb bas Datum oann in
ben peridieOeueu 3situuseu tuno &C.
9eben.
Su Der Soffuuns, on bieiem freien
slusfluss reht piele Der Wtit9lieoer
ieben gu Oiirfen, srbBen mir Sie nit
oeuti6eu @ruBe, Das SOmite.
u. y. Selbitueritdubli6 lit fir Die
uOtbiSsn @ririiduuSsn am YIase &C.
iorst.
@eidafts. Ser am mluns Oes
Sadawannu 3wetses am 5reitus, ben
%. Wtai, 5u wel6er Sie freuneli6it
siusslaosn ino. Der Setretar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14

= Die .. & .. @ilenbabn @ompu.
ME bat ben aampf sesen bic proicftirte
StaatsitraBe in oieiem @Ountp allcn
Grnltes be9Onnen.
Sine SweiwO6entli6e Sisuns
uon Sriminalseri6t miro am ndhiten
WtOntas erOffuet weroen. Drei Wtorbs
idle befinOen iid in oem Ser3eidniB.
Srau Nfaria S6waser itarb
Sonntas in Der gBObuun9 ibrer 2ohs
ter, Srau .. .. Raset pom S8DOmiHs
sluenue. i'm 9llter uon SO Sabren. Die
3ei6e wurbe in SeWisburs beiseiest. a
- Der idbrli6e @Oupent Der 9oitalS
@lerfs sliiOciation oes Staates finbet
udditeu Wtonta9 i'm @eridts5immer
bes Ser. Staatsn @sbduoes ltatt. st.
ma fiinf3ig Delesateu weroen oemielben
beiwobneu.
Serr Gbeobor Sembcrser, Der Die
riseut Der gereinistsu Sdnser BON Suls
timOre. bat peseu Oss idledtsn Beiuds
Der Probeu feline 1eiisnatiOn einse'
reidt. Our leeten Probe. bic Srsitas
abeno lester gSOde itattfinoen iollte,
battsn ii9 pom ben $50 Wtitsliebern Oes
itdotiideu Sduseruerbanoes nur oreibis
eiuseitellt, uno an Elm Sinsen mar oes'
balb nidt gu oenfeu. lleberbaupt pa'
rem ieit lunser .3eit Die PrOben Der Ser
sinisten Sdnser pom taum einbuuoert
Sansern beiubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14

Sn Der Otdbe BON slntioari, Sir
itsntbum Montenesro, wurbs In @sseus
mart bes Siiriten gHdolaus uno anOsrer
Mitstisber Der Siiritenfamilie, Der
@runbfein 5um Sau elmer nsuen gan'
besbauptitaot selest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Su fterfdufeu.

Gin ftinss Gistnibum an eineolu avtuut,
5ybs parf. gieuH 3immn. tbsilBsils ssr.
beftri, prahisoae Gage. gfan rfunbtgt 10
Rc. 500 Rere 9infeln artnut. ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Bon 4etersbura.

= 5rau Sittor s. Bensel uon Pres'
colt gIuenue muBte iih OonneritaS Sors
mittas elmer Operation fir SIinooarm'
entSinouus unterWerfen, bic 10 gut usr'
lief, oaB iie ii9 i6nel erbOlte uno nuts
mebr Der @eueiuuS entSe9en 0ebt.
- Der 16 Sabre alte Sobn Soroan
uon Poplar Strube puros Dienitas
Diorsen bel elmer BObnuns an @ibbous
StraBe, Duumore, BON einem srOBen
0unb ansesriifen, Der ibm ben redten
srm in i6limmer @siie ;erileiidte unb
ben Sno6en blosleste. Das Gbier
waro erl9oien uno bem Snaben bic cnt'
ipre9enOe aritliGs Sebuncluns 9esee
ben.
= 8Gbreno oes am Oonnsrita9
berrIdeuben ftarfeu Resen. unb SSinbs
lturmes muroe SaS Dad Der beuti6en
lutb. STRIDE al Der @de uOn sllb Strabe
uno Brsscott stucnue ab9ewebt uno Elm
S6abeu BON etpa $500 auseridtet.
Splitter Serbra4en bic Sarbenslas Sen.
iter uuO Die Dede paro bur6 bas ein,
brinsenbe gBaiier ruinirt Der 3aun
nm oas @isentbum wurO audi nieoer'
9emebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-05-14
Spa 9ebleicbte WeIiTelin
Setttlcber, 81 bel 90
Sp1, zoe sSertb,
3u So Gen!s.

Die Obissn spei Sffertsn in Settseus
Iinb seraoe bas, ais mas mir iie reprds
ientireu unb Die ansefiibrten Serabies'
uu9en fno wirflide. SSir ratben
uniereu Sunben eruitlid, gu fommen
uuo bisie Stiide Su unteriu6en, wdbr'
enb oieIs ipe;isllsn Yreiie uOrberri6en.
Ser Ssrfauf BON Settnctbwcubisfeiten
bauert ben Reit Der 8o6e.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16

" unreal to the young man. In a
night the face Of the world had
changed for him; its features loomed
weirdly blurred and contorted through
the mystical gray gold atmosphere of
the land of Romance, wherein he real
ly lived and moved and had his being.
The blatant day was altogether pre-
posterous; to-day was dream, some
thing nightmarish; last night he had
been awake, last night for the first
time In twenty-odd years Of existence
he had lived.
He slipped unthinlingly one hand
into his coat pocket, seeking instinc-
lively his cigarette case; and his fin
gers brushed the coarse-grained sur
face of canvas bag. He jumped as il
electrified. He had managed altogeth-
er to forget them, yet in his keeping
were the jewels, Maitland heirlooms-
the swag and booty, the loot and plum
der of the nights adventure. And he
smiled happily to think that his inter
est in them was SO per cent. depreci-
ated in "a hours; now he owned only
half
Suddenly he sat up, with happy eyes
and a glowing face. She had trusted
him!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
gray socks which had been specified.
| .rr1,o loer oboncac ono fo1roc tho

gray socks which had been specified.
1.-The less chances one takes, the
better" soliloquized "Mr. Snaith."
He stood erect. in another mans
shoes. squarng back his shoulders,
discarding the Disgusting stoop, and
confronted his image in pier-glass.
Good enough Maitland" he COM
mented, with a little satisfied nod to
his counterfeit presentment. But
well make it better still
A single quick jerk denuded his up
per lip; he slowed the mustache care
fully away in his breast pocket The
moistened corner of a towel make
quick work of the crows feet about his
eyes, and. simultaneously, robbed him
OF dozen apparent years. A pair of
yellow chamois gloves. placed conven-
iently on q dressing table, covered
hands that no art could make resemble
Maitland's. And 1t was Daniel Matt
land who studied himself in the pier.
glass.
Contented, the criminal returned to
the smoking-room. A single glance
assured him that his victim was still
dead to the world He sat down at the
desk drew off the gloves. and opened
the bag; a peep within which was
enough. With deep and slow intake
Of breath he knotted the drawstring
and dropped the bag into his pocket.
A jeweled cigarette case of unique de-
sign shared the same fate.
Quick eyes roaming the desk OBJ,
served the telegram form upon which
Maitland had written Cressys name
and address. Momentarily perplexed,
the thief pondered this; then, with a
laughing oath, seized the pen and
scrubbed, with no attempt to initiate
Che others handwriting. message:
Regret unavoidable detention. Let
ter OF explanation follows"
To this Maitland's name was signed.
THAT ought to clear him neatly, If ]
understand the emergency"
The thief rose, folding the telegraph
blank, and returned to the bedroom,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16

taking up his hat and the murderous
cane as he went. Here he gathered to-
gether all the articles of clothing that
he had discarded, conveying the mass
to the trunkroom, where an empty and
unlocked kit-bag received it all.
THAT, think. is about all"
He was very methodical this Grim
inal, this Anisty. Nothing essential
escaped him. He rejoiced in the mi
nutiae Of detail that went to cover up
his tracks so thoroughly that his cam
paigns We're as remarkable for the
clues he did leave with malicious de-
sign, as for those that he didn't.
One final thing held his attention:
A bowl Of hammered brass, inverted
beneath a ponderous book, upon the
desk. Why? In twinkling he had
removed both and was studying the
impression of woman's hand In the
dust and nodding over it.
"That girl" deduced Anisty. "Nov-
ice, poor little fool!-or she wouldn't
have wasted time searching here for
the jewels Good locker, though
from what little he''-with glance at
Maitland-"gave me chance to see
of her. Seems to have shared him, all
right, if she did miss the haul. /.
Little idiot! What right has woman
in this business, anyway? Well,
here's one thing that will never land
me in the pen
AS. with nice care, he replaced both
bowl and book, door slammed below
stairs took him to the hall in an in
slant. Maitland's Panama was hang
ing on the hatrack, Maitland's collec-
ton of walking sticks bristled in a
stand beneath it. Anisty appropriated
the former and chose one Of the latter
Fair exchange" he considered, with a
harsh laugh. "After all, he loses
nothing but the jewels"
He was out and at the foot Of the
stairs Just as O'Hagan reached the
ground floor from the basement.
"Ah, OHagan!" The assumption OF
Maitland's ironic drawl was impec-
cable. O'Hagan no more questioned it
than he questioned his own sanity.
Here, send this wire at once, please;
and pressing a coin into the ready
palm, keep the change. I was hur-
ried and didn't bother to call you. And,
1 say, O'Hagan" from the outer door:
"Yissor."
.If that fellow Snaith ever calls
again, I'm not at home"
every good, sor."
Anisty permitted himself the slight
est of smiles, pausing on the stoop to
draw on the chamois gloves. AS he
did so his eye flickered disinterested-
ly over the personality of man stand
ing on the opposite walk and staring
at the apartment house. He was a
short man, of stoutish habit, sloppily
dressed, with a derby pulled down
over one eye, cigar butt protruding ar
rogantly from beneath heavy black
mustache, beefy cheeks, and thick
soled boots duly polished.
At sight of him the thief was con.
scious of an inward tremor, followed
by a thrill Of excitement like wave
of heat sweeping through his being
Instantaneonsly his eyes flashed; then
were dulled. Imperturbable, listless
hall-marked the prey of ennui, he
waited, undecided, upon the stoop
while the watcher opposite, catching
sight Of him, abruptly abandoned his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16

SLOUGH and hastened across the street.
tone, while yet a dozen feet away, "but
amt this Mr.. Maitland?"
Anisty lifted his brows and Shout
ders at one and the same time and
bowed slightly.
We'll, my good man."
I'm detective from headquarters.
Mr.. Maitland We got a phone from
Greenfields, Long Island, this morning
from the local police. Your but
Ter"
"Ah! | see; about this man Anisty?
You don't mean to tell me-what? ]
shall discharge Higgins at once. Just
on my way to breakfast. Won't you
ioin me? We can talk this matter
over at our leisure. What do you say
to Eugene's? It's handy, and l dare
say we can find quiet corner. BY
the way have you the time concealed
about your persona"
Anisty was fumbling In his fob
rocket and inwardly cursing hlmself
for having been such an ass as to
, overlook Maitland's timepiece. "Deuc-
ed awkward" he muttered in genuine
ANNOYANCE. "I've mislaid my watch
Its most one o'clock, Mr.. Malt.
land"
Flattered, the man from headquar
ters dropped into step by the burglar
side.
CTo be Continued)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16

A Coming Financier.
''How is your boy getting along at
that business college,"
"Splendidly. When he sends me his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16

monthly statement Of the debts he owen
it is drawn up in such an absolutely
correct and businesslike form that / all
ways send him my check for the
amount without murmur.',
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
Town Board Meets.

The town board met last evening for
their regular monthly session and
transacted much new business besides
paying and allowing the usual number
of bills. In the matter of the Elm
wood addition, julius Howland's new
subdivision to Crown Point. the board
accepted the new road made by the
owners of the property, and it will
henceforth be under the towns juris
diction and subject to all the town
regulations. The two short pieces of
gravel road near Goldsborough street
and the Panhandle depot were accepted
by the board, subject to certain con-
ditions among which are more screen
ings and further rolling. The matter
of extension of the Crown Point Elec-
trio company's extension of franchise
was considered and held still under ad-
visement. Moon& Hale were awarded
the contract for building sections of
concrete walks on Monitor street. NJ
merous bills were presented and order
ed pair. and the board adjourned at a
late hour.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09

two weeks trip to West Baden, where
he took mud baths for the benefit of
rheumatism, with which he is troubled.
Harry tombstone of Irondale, visited
in Whiting yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Gavit and
children, Albert and Ruth, returned
yesterday from two months sojourn
In Europe. The Gavit family report an
excellent trip and that Attorney Cav
It's health, which was very poor be-
fore going away, has been greatly bene-
fitted by the trip.
John Kowal OF Schrage avenue, who
has been before the bar of justice be-
fore for abusing his wife, is again in
the hands of the law, charged with the
same offense- Yesterday officer Null
laney was making his rounds and he
heard woman scream. He finally dis
covered that the sound came from
Kowal's house. Going in. he discov-
cred Kowal in the act of attempting
to shoot his better half MulIaney
managed to get the revolver away from
him and took his prisoner to Jail where
he is now lodged awaiting trial before
Judge Jones.
Miss Elizabeth Jutnam, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Putnam. leaves to
morrow for Manhattan, Kan, where.
during the latter part of the month she
Will assume her duties as teacher in
the Kansas State Agricultural College
at Manhattan. Miss Putnam is a
graduate of the local high school in
the class of '04. In 1906 she graduated
from the Art Institute in Chicago. At
ter graduating here Miss Putnam went
to East Aurora, N. Y, where she was
employed in the Roycrofters bindery
by Ebert Hubbard, until she recently
resigned to take the present position
out west.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
Smoker a Success.

The smoker given by the Center
Township Republican club last evening
at their new quarters over Scheddells
drug store. was attended by a large
crowd Of republican voters and the
meeting did not lack in enthusiasm
Short speeches were made by those
present and many valuable hints as to
organization and future procedure OF
the campaign to be waged were pre-
scented. While everything looks rose
colored, overconfidence was decried by
the party workers, and every voter in
the county will be sounded by the
committeeman, and his position on cleo
ton day will be known. Friday even
ing of each week was selected as the
time of meeting. The club has started
out under suspicious circumstances, and
viii cut figure in rolling up big re-
publican majority at the coming cleo
ton. Much time was spent last even
ing in perfecting the organization and
another meeting of the precinct work
ers has ben called for this evening at
the club rooms. The club is prepared
to furnish campaign Literature, buttons
and Autograph of the candidates and
anyone wishing any of the above will