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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-01

County Judge Mason mas arrived
home from Denver and In his office
preparing for the conycning OF he
county court of the Gtth OF the month
Ga the docket are seventy three cases
for violation of the liquor law OF the
state. Judge Mason is a personal
friend Of William Jennings Bryan and
made 90 q point To inquire about 'hr
election during his stay iu Colorado
lie feels certain that the state of COT
orado will bc In the BRYAN column.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
@ereinigtc Sdnser bon Baltimore.

Sauptquortier: n8ermania MGn.
nerhor : Salle;" Yr1iioent SenrD
Sbomas; correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofollirenoer Sefretdr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbeber, Hr. 315, Norb.goen.
StraBe; 5inan5iefretdr g. Simmel.
beber, Nr. 315, Horo.goen.S traBe:
Sdabmeiiter $. Widlid, Scr. 713,
@arner.S traBe; 9irigent 81. Sem.
berger. Geriommlung ieoen 3peiten
Sreitag I'M Wonat.
,8ermaniayG uartett. Club"
Sauptquortier: @agner's Sale,
Scr. TIC, Norb.Yaca,S trabe, cling
itunoe: Gienitags. - 3irigent 5,
8arolus.
.Irion."
Sol,ptquartier: .Staa,Saue," Nr.
Mittiuod - 9irient: S. 6. 5rant.
rSnrmonie."
SauptQliartier: Nr. Ala, 8eit.
Sapette Strabe. Sinaitunoe: 9iel
tags = 9irigent: Sobn u. &lein.
,8ermoniasW annerdor."
Sauptqlartier: @ermania Wdn.
nerdor-SaIle, Ir. 410 bis 412, 8eit-
2omborb.S troBe. Sinsitunoe: Don.
nerltaes - 9irisent: Sbeooor Sem.
berger.
mSroblinn."
Souptquartier: Sroblinn Sane,
Nr. 1000, 8reoerid apenue. cling.
itunoe: MitttpodS - 9irigent: Sobn
u. 8lein.
varbeiter.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: gnoreas' Sale.
Nr. 314, Sanoperitrabe. Sin9itunoe:
Wittmohs - 9irieent: 3apio Me.
lalnet.
~9balia-M 6nnerfor."
Sauptquartier: 8oigt's Sale, Rr.
1t22, Sorforb.a penlle. Sineitunbe:
3ienitags - 3irieent S. 6. 5ranf..
.2ocuit-B oint.M dnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 3tpider's Sole,
gde Cuba. nno Mnoreltrabe. Sing.
fnnoe: Nitttpoh Ibenos S ubr -
3iriaent: 3ubert 3riippel.
,Nrbeiter. 2iroertafel."
Souptouartier: 8oI5' Sale, 0r.
4OS, @eIt . 2erinetonltrabe. cling
itunbe: Gienltags-Girigent Subert
STRIPPED.
.Welobie."
Sallptqllarticr: s. Hies' Sans.
Ode 2opitlabe uno Delair. 0farft.
singitunbe: 9onneritags - 9iri'
gent: 3. &arolus.
ygapcriiGJer Rdnnerfor."
Souptquartier: adernlann's Sole,
Gde bon Caroline. unb @ougBitrobe.
S!neitunoe: 9o,nerltag abetos -
Girigent: areuit Shneioer.
~Mojart.M dnnerdyor."
Sauptauartier: Hobert 8onmer'S
9nlIe, SIR. 192t-t923, Orleans.
S.raBe; Sinsitunoe ieben 9onner'
flag gbeno - 9irigent u. %. YoBI'
mann.
~gibenfran3."
Sauptauartier: Sobn ShmiofS
(oormols 3orn's) Saae, Ode Der 3.
u,b 8ousbitraBe, 9igblanOtolpn.
Sin9Ititnbe: Mittmods - 9irigent
Geo. ". Yoblmonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
GcreiuS : Nalenbcr.

g1der.8 eiangperein BON Baltimore.
9irigent Grof. 3. Garoliis.
Snilptquartier sSobn aIrs 9aas,
Scr. 40S, eit.2erington.S traBe. Sc.
cen Samltag MbenO. init Iusnabme
bes oritten Samitags i'm Wonat.
Singihtnoe. (Ipril7-1S)
.Geutid . llneariider 2ieoerfran5."
Sauptqunrtier: Stterbein's Sole
(friiber ngintrodtsGaae"), Scout.
Goint. Singitunoe: Gonnerita5
gbenbs. 9irigent Sran5 Sod.
@ai11,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Wuoerne @obnbGnier.
Gleftriid)c Yelend)tmng.
26O0 gepisrt, Eft.Moaument.e trahe.
cf9rn

8nufen. zines eteler lnooerneE 5pel'fodi9en
rihfunaeii, eIefirlfte mo 8~nSseieuhtiIng: bas
ben Gombitmtionss@iSfbranf uno SerrotbSfuuls
rter, etfpns s,eues; auberoem bic reuefte tari-
tdre Ylumbing. Berbinoiine nit 2anal; 3rot,
tptr, aeuer nnb Sof ce.reiiiirt, 10 Sub MT.
9rauotIiibic ecpffaiierte Clutter $ aueb; tobe
unb eefurSe Gage. Seeen 1ng bis 8 abenbs
fur bic Pe{tfiiauna offeit. Sin Saus 3iir Vros
Be NIT gleitrisitdt beleuttet. Goiuaro 3. 0al.
laaher. 8aunnternebnler. 9iireau: Nr. 1887,
DIT spnument.S traRe.
14S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Sfinpicreien uno Seberelcn erlltten
olld) tcincn Nbbrlld) bnrd) Dos lulrts
lid, mobltbGtiae @erf Der aeiuanee'er
@irtbe. aein @rnocr, Dab aelpance
in Der lcBten Socal SptIpn.gSaDl
ynoB" gegongen ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
gu p%erfanfen.
8cok
0miliDros Qlbemuc,
3uiitleu &c. uuo 81. StraBe.
Bon BeuH gebaut.
Ge giebt ietue beiiereu.

FN"f bN~-"f
Gs aiebt ietue b~ciiereu.
@ir ihDpieu, Gnocre abmcu mad.
@tr torocrn 3ur aritif uno Snfpettion
att: ,SttRei Suren Galmeiiter nit; ct
inlib oas Neiiarttae -5ugeiiebelt, uno piels
leltt lam er einige Soee'u ibopfen, Die CT
III letHen tdtlten Puuten ausfiibren mag,
iple anpere g tbrr. Seoe 6igenbeit ulo
Slnrl1lnne II nIlere fpe5tele Soee uno
Gnttpurt. GIibts bon anoeren SduierH
ndtaeabH1t.
grad,tpune Rubuuuaen.
Sir 2rute bon ludbIcrilbem Geidmud ee.
paul III iellem beltelI IbeiIe gtorhsBaltts
lnores, Feabon0 Qeigbte, nlbe g8pHan's
gari, gelegeil, nur cine iur5e Strece bon
senl neaen souleoaro nnS 9rntos9ius
letHe umgehnng; Sdulen fir Die ainoer in
Der gldbe lno uur IL Winuteu bon brei
@a9goTs9tnien biz gum Mftiielpuniie oer
Staot. 9ohtier Ruuit in Der Staoi. SH Der
taIt eineerittet. IS fino s~peiitbdiae Sdis
fer NIT Stein 8eranoa 5rpnte CSoitpner
Vaiart), 9roBe Sronieu, uto Naupllbe 154
SlB tIet bis 81 elmer 20 SUB 9intersIllep.
9ret Sorten Sdnfer Z. $ uno 9 Simmer.
gtlide %unferer etaenen Sheen: @ariboIa'
Miiiion. S%iniruna. tinitoole @ass lno eiei.
irifhe Gihtsfanoelabet, pradtpoH beforirt,
i'm Saus einge6ulte, nit SlieBen Gu5selegte
eisfbrdnfe, els wirh bon Dem Sot einaes
legt; fein @efdB 6ltm 6uIg bes gSafIers,
anionatifbe Gntieerung bcs gSafeIs i'll oelt
Sot: aiidelt stabinetle; 8libenlp1uoe nit
Saniia5 SeIilir) tn1e5iert: Seniteriiee: 60.
~ Corners" 9iiberf6rdnfe, H~Ieioeribrdns
Re, Girnen.S 6rdnfe, 9oiIeitensg a6iHeite I'M
Eube8iumer. Wsetftna 91nbrail, 5tuei BE
ranoen am 0interbauS. 8eIeribilre benz sos
fe SIT. Volirte Georgia Sitte SfSb6oer,
nit QIattcr. 100 Sub hreiter StraBe 3luts
i6en ben Sdufern, oirefter glnfblub an Die
neue ~innitlre aara.tiruna.
MiuiterbauS ieet 5ur 3nfpeftion often.
Spfepb y. 8eus,
grbauer muberner Siufer.
Hr. 2tt, ct. Yaui.Strafe.
mtdbige Raar. gu5abIuua hefi nab ges
~genfeitlg befrtehiecrben Veoiu9ungen.
9tgcut an Ert uub stene.
@iImorsStrabe uro 8uilforbt gIbenues
Waasons pafftren 90. Strabe uno 9uilforos
glpenue baum Elm 3duier6ebtert rtroli6.
(Otait IND
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Su %nerfanfen:
S95O.OO. gu p%crfanicn: $4,000

Sene nenen, mooerneu 5peitt5diqen SdnIer
an Der gtnrosoaresS traBe, 5pilden Sairmonrt
uen @iHrittuugcu; cementirte &eler, Sol uno
Grottuirs. 9mniairie Yaociuanrcfl mo ailhells
aluagiifie. Wnrnortreppen uln .Seitmie. iaris
tare Srainule. Straben nit pitriti5lrteIi 3te9els
ficinen gepilditert. sic mitfien getebel iptroclL
nm ite fhibct .6n fDnncr.
MiaH nebme Sdirmouni Inenuc &Sagaons.
lid uHe Sonliaaa uilen. Naentet ant RIntc.
@~tlnomieibe $4,000 49, ied,sltnooretbig Dollars
pro Sabr.
&aiter Z. @eitphal,
(U2di77 Huuluternebr1er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Herlanat i'm NQgemetnea.

SeutiMts Mrbetts.Ra h,ueiiunsS.Shreau
Inter Der Muttttt ber. s9entfteu 1eien1fat-.
9teteni9en, bic bentfhe Sanomerter,. arbelter
unb 8ienhboten, All befhdifieeu piinfheJ tpoIs
len fih perf5uIi6 sber in traniirten eriefen an
ben Meentet Der 8efeufdoft, 5Uhann .. W.epsr,
btmu,sr IL, Wr. 215-217, Guurtlaab .Strahe,
hirb. GpreGftunbei BON bis 8 ubI.
(Nnu27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
3m Uerfaufea:

Cine mpberue Cottage nit ~ 3irrtern; Iof
$50 BET 2f0; Sdatteus uno Sbftbdiuie; drfeit'
fher gruRren; Gde @mnnIlsSa iinb Iborntors
stbenne: electric Varfsgars fubrei am Viatc
.b~oriber; Nreis nieoris; 8eoinsungen leidf
Ei@arb Ttsmp, xpeft.arfinstpn. u22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

8u uerfnufcn:
3fuei feline Semitic Jarlren in Slime Irunoel.
gouHiD, Weo., f2 Meilen bon oer Vnlftr1prer
Gtabtaren3e. Cine Sarm bon Al Iderit nit
g8obnbaus unb Rebengeb1uocn: bic anoere
sarm umfabt 12 Ider nit Sans bon flint
3imuterH .inb IIeinen giebengebduoen. 8eaen
Gin5eInbeiteu ~uoreiiire man an Elm. Z. 0enp,
Nr. 12l, eio.Nun.S traee. Baltimore, V,b.
Goo-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Gtatflrt 1925.
GDnioltDateD Q0at g.,
Xprb.W an.StraEe.

Gin aroBes aGortiment berfauener 9iamans
ten. ubren unb SufpeIen In einem Rribat.g3er.
fauf, nod unter baIbcm aoitenpreis. s9ir eeben
mad pie boz ItberaIe EarIeben auf ollie Dertbs
geeeritdnbe. SeitensG inaaIlg aum 9ribatsBhs
reau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Baltimore Narftberidlte.

I1enl It q, 6. W'nI 1905.
Mchl. 3llfubr 22S7 IS0iier
einidlieBlih BOG 6Glicr 5u Occult
Foint unO 1862 6Giicr 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
SG6ld,er Qanoiit fir $1,000.

0ier ader auiies Qduo, ib1ue Guele, aies
Sbft. lit einae5dunt. fd6ne Stnitcubuume, auies
10 3immersSans nit neucm Sdieferoa6.. Sheus
nc, 9iibnerbnus Ii. I. 10. Tobe g1bnftatton;
biatse Staten bel Monats'1idst Die Sdltis
Habenbspp, VII. iii, Northumberland.
tSabe aud eini9e fIeine 1ldbe out Dem 9ars
be AL berntietben) (Sepf1 VIII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Ole freie Suppen Mn
Iinlt III aciuonec, 81, Die bon oen
@irtbclt jcner Stoot aus eiaencr
Mitteln gcgriinoct unb betrieben mur.
Sc, lit ieBt gcihIolIcn moroen, nod
Dem lie nad) nlebr dlS 5lueimonotli-
d)em Yeitcbcn 1923 Mubl5citen, sic
i'm @orSen gegcn $500 folteten, o1t
Guagrige Scute ucrnbfolgt bate. SGg
lid ipllroen BORT in aepanec, 100 Die
Hotb 5eitneilig icbr aroB mar, met.
rcre Gunoert Gellte geipeiit. il,o sipor
ouf Soften Der Dos urrfeumoetcu
@irtGe. 9ic .irommen" 2eute unO
Seften.@ ciItliden, Die olIionntoglidl
in ibren aird)cn Qegen Die iiinoboiter
@irtbid)aiten lo9}ogen, baben nidi3
3l oielenl Molieipciien Der Sllnari,
gen be%igeirogen. 4id boben Tie lidl
mobl gcbiitet, olla eigeien Mittelu
cine Gonfurren} Snppenanltalt ,il
croiinen uno 5u betreiben. Aber ibrc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
3m p%erfaufen:

9shn a6er 1arin, 6ans nit 6 3tn:'
mern, quite Nebengebduoe, oerfttesene
Sru6tbdnme: biibfbe 2aipn. 9rei W'
nnten 81 seben bon oer Citation Der
.MarbIatb electric 8aiIpab." flint
Minuten an geben bis gum Senerr'
Slut. sfuberoem 8 uno 10 gder 5ar'
men, obne Saus. 9iuie. Ieihte seoin'
eunsen iuenn aeiuiinfnt. geeiIen sic
Hn, menn Gie cine iuiinideH.
Seoern Stealth &c.,
III NsrbGharles.e tr.
(HFdr524,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Sin 5luciii6diae5 gSo6nbaus nit 6 3imurerr
Niles in outer SronlInq. Sdbritbe l~tntolieH
$4s, 9iad5uirdaen in @r. 932. Horo,Wsaeetra
StraHc. t2S-3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Gu oerfaufeu:
Gin aroBer Slcif6 @isftranf grobe aaffce'
miibIe uno 9tegale. 9tab}ufrn9en IN 0r. 1888,
Niaae. Nueunr. U2S--30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Stencgeiuh

Sine ,5rau in mlitlereIl Sabren iuht SteIle
in cirem 3otel ooer Neiinlrunt. Nat5utruget
in 3r. %, Shb.Garuiime. straRe, bel Hebeda
Strti6al. D27-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

@tn beutfdeS Gbepaar piinidt Stenung nuf
eiuem GunoiiBe ODER in Der Stuot fir allgez
meine Irbeit. gta65ufru9en in vi. 1919, Tt
catlrs Gtrahe, 2ueuit.Rpint. U27-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Steaenseinde:


Sin 2unee dis quite brittle Qaub in eiuer
Adderei lpiinibt Steullng. 1tdd5utragell ut
vi. $685., Spuibins strnRe. Q2S-3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

gerfduie auf ser bieiiuen gffeften'
b0rie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

StrNtBtIuM.
3ipei Seutidbe fuden iraero ipelde Vetbdftl'
9uug. 9iad3uitageH III Hr. %, Srpiun'e 9ane,
nabe lSreoerid 9lpenlte. t2G-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
3n fanfcn sciud)t.

4. gaoitenbeim, 4r. 1929. 3uro.5rcmuutsetr,,
be5abli gaur fit fieines Giecntbunt. penit Der
FrciSanHebmbar 1T. 1858
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

gu taufcn gctndht:
Gin oeuiiber Wiunlt iuiinfdt Elm fleines @es
fhdit III iuitfcn ober nit einer Same ODER
g9ittipe in ein 8eib1ft 5l ireiert. It1u aoreis
fire an Jubu Miiler, Wr. All, &th'Frntt.St {
127-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

i3u pertauicn:
Sebr eMt gebenoe 80derei mir Fiero uno
gEageu fir $500. 9lad8niraGeu III Mr.. f620t
Shnitipeare., G6e Sst1els Strake. t26-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Gu perfaufen:
Cine Giderei; liir 2aoenstSef6dtt; flint bis
Iedbs Stiiier MlebI: paifeno fir einen iunaen Ins
LANCER. Dan a%orefiire: M. 402," pTeutidsr
Gprreipoabent." 027-9)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-12

standards OF civic and business ethics
to which we ave attained. and thus
make necessary the repetition of les
son which have been taught In mes
sage, in Legislative enactment and in
judicial decree.
Without rejecting upon ourselves.
think we a admit Il p~roneness to in
discriminate praise and indiscriminate
differentiatc. We either approve ev-
erything which a public servant does,
or condemn everything. Discriminating
praise II criticism are alike unusual.
There are in the country, therefore,
two classes of people, one who APP
prove every act and every trend of
the present administration, and insist
that the same shall be continued in
definitely and forever, and another, IL
possible, still more unWise. who con-
denim everything, and who insist that
we should undo at the earliest possi-
BILE moment whatever has been accom-
plished. | wonder IL it be not possi-
BILE to defend the wisdom OF what has
been accomplished, and without re-
traction or relaxations. give IL at
tention to the solution of the next
problem.
over three hundred thousand freight
cars standing empty on the tracks,
eight thousand locomotives white lead
ed and out Of commission. o~nc-fourth
of the population of several large cit
ties idle, and for the first time under
republican administration, free soup
houses in every Industrial center: the
price Of farm produce naturally and
materially deprecated, furnish an OBJ
jcct lesson which ought to produce q
measure Of sobermindedness on the
part of the American people. SO, while
1 approve of the strict enforcement Of
the laws, and the enactment of on
straining and preventive legislation, 1
can but believe the time has come to
give primary consideration to the res
toration OF industrial and business ac-
tiVitV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-12
Try Preventics, At My Risk
With Book on Colds.

Just to prove merit-to show you how
quickly Preventics can and will check colds
or the Grippe will mail you free on
request these samples and my book. Simply
address = DR.. >Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Preventics are thoroughly harmless little
Candy Cold Cure tablets. No Quinine, no
laxative, nothing sickening whatever.
To check early Colds or Grippe with "Pre-
ventics" means sure defeat for Pneumonia.
To stop a cold with Preventics is surely
safer than to let it run and be obliged to
cure it afterward. Preventics will however
reach a deeply seated cold. But taken
early-at the snceze stage-they break or
head off these early colds. That is surely
better-that is why they are named Pre-
ventics." %Promptness however is all-im-
portant. Promptness in the use of Pre-
ventics may save half your usual sickness.
Feverishness, night or day, with child or
adult, suggests the need of Preventics.
Write DR.. Shoop, Racine Wis, today for
samples and booklet. Preventics are sold by
MCBRIDE &WILL DRUG co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-12

! TEN

or course the first thing that pre-
ton vas the engineering of Plank's
matrimonial ambitions. Clearly the
man had not changed. He was al
ways at Syfvia's heels. He was seen
with her in public. He went to the
Belwether house a great deal. No pos
nated as ever. And Quarter was go
ing to marry her next November-that
is. II he. Mortimer. chose to keep 81
lent about a certain midnight episode
ut Shotover.
Several times he called up Quarter
on the phone and made appointments
to lunch with him. but these meeting
never resulted in anything except
%luncheons which Mortimer paid for,
and matters We're becoming desperate
SO one day. after having Iunched toe
freely, he sat down and wrote PLANK
the following note:
My Dear Beverly-You will remember
that / once promised you my cid in Sc
curing what. 10 you. Is the dearest object
Vl your eNlSleHCe. 1 HuNc thought, i uANe
pondered. have given the matter deep
and. / may add without irreverence. pray
erful consideration. knowing that the
LIES happiness OF my closest friend de
pended On my judgment and wisdom and
intelligence to secure for him the oppor-
tunity to crown his life's work by the &C
QUESTION Of the brightest jewel in the dia-
dem nj old Manhattan.
"By George. that's wtckedly good.
thought" chuckled Mortimer. refresh
ing himself with his old standby. an
apple, quartered and soaked In very
old port. So he sopped his apple and
swallowed 1t and picked up his pen
again, chary Of OVERRIDING it:
All l say to you is. be ready! The time
Is close at hand when you may boldly
make your Rvowal. But be ready! All
depends upon the psychological moment.
An instant too sson. an instant too late.
and you are lost. And she Is lost forever.
Remember! Be faithful: trust in me. and
wait. And the instant l say. Speak"
pour out your soul. my dear friend. and
be certain you are not pouring 1t out In
vain. l.. NJ.
Writing about pouring out" made
him thirsty, so he fortified himself
several times, and then, sealing the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-12
Oddly in the Mems
Noodle Make. Fast Trip.

Philadelphia. - In less than three
hours a needle hat Mary Darrell &C
cidentally swallowed had pierced the
issues and muscles of the Windpipe,
and when she was admitted to the
Pennsylvania hospital it was sticking
thru the skin on her chest.
The movement Of the needle was not
accelerated by any outside influence
altho the child could feel 1t moving and
suffered great pain. The surgeons at
the hospital We're prepared to operate
upon her when one Of them noticed q
swelling on her chest. A second glance
disclosed the needle. and he pulled 1t
out with his fingers.
1t is believed the girl will suffer no
serious results. She is 6 years of age
and lives at TAP Carpenter street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-12

Eyes. l was very happy at my mir
ror. DO you know, the withered years
seem to be dropping from me like
leaves from an autumn sapling. And
l feel young enough to say so poetic
ally. Did Sylvia try to firt with you
over the wire?"
Yes, ms usual" he said drily, de-
scending the stairs beside her.
"And really you don't love her any
more2' she queried.
Scarcely" His voice was low and
rather disagrceablc. and she looked up.
II wish | knew what you and Sylvia
find to talk about so frequently, II
you're not in love"
But he made III answer. and they
drove away to the Belwether house. a
rather wide. old style mansion of
brown stone, with u stoop dividing Its
ugly facade, and n series of unneces-
sary glass doors b%lockading the vesti-
bule.
A drawing room and n reception room
ianked the marble tiled hall. Behind
these the dining room ran the width
of the rear.
There were half a dozen people there
lounEing informally between the livins
rooma on the second floor and Sylvia's
apartments in the rear-the residue
from a luncheon and bridge party CIV
en- that afternoon by Sylvia to a score
or SD Of cardinal women A few Of
these she had asked to remain for IN
informal dinner and a desperate game
later-the sort of people she knew well
enough to lose to heavily or win from
without remorse-Grace Ferrall, Ma
rion Page. Agatha C%aithness. Trusting
to the telephone that morning, she had
secured the Mortimers and Quarter,
failing three men. and now the party.
with Plank as Mortimer's substitute,
was complete. all thorough gamesters
sex mattering nothing In the prepa-
ration.
III Sylvia's boudoir Grace Ferrall
and Agatha Caithness sat before the
fire: Sylvia, at the mirror of her dress
err, was correcting the pallor incident
to the unbroken dissipation Of a bril-
liant season; Marion. with her inevita-
BILE cigarette. wandered between Syl-
Was quarters and the library, where
Quarter and Major Belwether were
sitting in low voiced confab.
Leila. greeted gayly from the bou-
doir, went in. Plank entered the libra
ry, was mauled e~ffusively by the ma
jor. returned Quarters firm hand
shake and sat down with an inquiring
smile.
ooh, yes. we're out for blood to-
night" Uttered Major Belwether.
g~rasping Quarters arm humorously
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And shaking 1t to emphasize his words
q habit that Quarter thoroughly dis

and shaking 1t to emphasize his words
"a habit that Quarter thoroughly dis
liked. Sylvia had a lot OF womer
here playing for the season score, sc
I suggested she keep the pick Of them
for dinner and call in a few choice
ones to make a night Of It."
Its agreeable to me-" said Plank
still looking ut Quarter with the same
inquir,ng expression. which that gen.
tleman presently chose to understand
81 haven't had a chance to look into
that matter" he said carelessly. Some
day when you have time to go over
IT,
81 have time now" said Plank.
There's nothing to go over There's nc
reason for any secrecy. All l wrote
you was that I proposed to control the
stock Of Amalgamated Electric and
that ] wished your advice in the mat
ter"
~ could not give you any advice
offhand on such an extraordinary sug-
gestion." returned Quarter coldly. If
you know where the stock Is you'll
understand"
dc you mean what 1t is quoted at
or who WINS it?" interrupted Plank.
"Who OWE 1t. Everybody knows
where 1t has dropped to. | suppose.
Most people know. too. where 1t is
held"
Eyes. do"
"And who is manipulating it." added
Quarter indinerently.
do you mean Harrington's PEG
ple?"
II don't mean anybody in particular.
Mr.. Plank"
"Oh!" said Plank. staring. ~ was
sure you couldn't have meant Harring-
ton. because" he went on deliberately.
there are other theories floating about
that mysterious pool, one of which
I've proved"
velvety lidded eyes.
what have you provedy"
"l-N tell you II you'll appoint an in.
terview."
"Ill come, too" began Belwether
who had been listening, loose mouthed
and intent. We're all in it-Howard
Kemp Ferrnll and r.
and Stephen Siward," observed
Plank, so quietly that Quarter never
even raised his eyes to read the stolid
face opposite.
Presently he said: "Do you know
49,
siderable block Of A~malgamated Elec.
trio at the market figures?"
"L could deliver you several blocks,
II you care to bid" said Plank bluntly.
Ralwn+hn" ~row red. then pale.