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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
TEACHERS WANTED

/ r,r all grades Salaries so to $50 q week.
rnirtieth year. Write at once for Agency
! ssnn,,ai and Information. MAINE
/, TEaCHERS' AGENCY. Merrill Trust
J Bldg. Bangor. Maine. 5ly17dzmos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
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TIME TABLE SHOWING THE TINE
AT WHICH TRAINS ARE DUE TO
ARRIVE AND DEPART.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
WOOD IN FoUR-FooT LENGTHS,

also heavy coarse stove-wood. A good
trade in second quality of stovewood, at
s. per cord. d. S. Young, No Belfast
Road. Tel 31z-3 aug21dlmo*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03

DRY WOOD, ALSO KiNDLINGS
Sylvester's wood yard. East Side. On hill
hack of East Side Shoe Store. Orders
- '' jly24dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03

FURNISHED ROOM WITH USE OF
bath. Mrs. Pullen. 1917 Swan st.
aug12dtf
A NICE STABLE, CENTRALLY 10.
Gated Inquire of c. H. Blaisdell, -22s
State street allC7dt1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
NEW Mich COW. JOHN r. FL
field, Manchester, Me. aug31d1wk*

ONE HORSE 1900 POUNDS.
Threshng machine, two dump carts, two
wagon sleds cheap for cash or exchange
for stock or horse. F. f. Sherburne, Gar
diner. Maine. Route Is. aug3ld6tF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
ONE PAIR HEAVY DRAFT HORSES

weight $500 lbs; one bay mare for driv-
ing weight 1000 safe for women and
children. A good bargain. Inquire of
john Hall, So. Gardiner Me. S3d6t*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
BAY MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, 1000

lbs; good driver. Two colts. one and two
years old; four good cows. Geo. f. Given:
Augusta, Maine, r. F. d. No. 2, Hospitai
Road auSJOulW+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03

AT SIDNEY THREE HIGH GRADE
Jersey heifers Here is an opportunity to
secure some tirst-class dairy stock for the
future at a low price. Warren A. Bar
nard. Augusta, r. F. ID. Z. sept3d4t*
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03

nbhAel Guglielmo "iust growed. ="
nIs mother died when he was a
ssay and his father deserted him
pca afser Since then he has been
4 she chIldren's home % Des
ps.rss. wash. Not that his early
npaAles have saddeud him far
trm il. II you do have a lurking
faspleson that perhaps little Mike
ka misanthFope just go over to
u AIARmbra Saturday night and
~ him In the character az the
~ Topsy when the. Children's
kama holds its big minstrel show
N the purpose OF helping pay off
troublesome mortgage on their
xs hulldlng.
Nlke Is only IS years old but
nseS fully into tho spirit and
sAaracsrr Of Mrs. Stoves Immortal
ME wench. Besides this solo
an be Is one OF the end men
Tken things are quiet In the dress
sgie Mike proceeds 90 play the
lass and snare drums ia the band
I'd those who have heard him say
IA; bis time Is perfect.
Tbs Jolly Entertainers OF the
D. Moines home promise amusc-
merit 10 q big crowd az the Ainam-
bra Saturday night Among the
spseizisies and feature acts Of the
eisu viii Ne the Dublin Daisies. a
eisvss septes sf four girls and three
tnxs. 4 rcmedy sketch. Water on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
tltVtN YEARS TEST

Visitors TO the exhibition recent.
Y held tn Philadelphia 10 acqualnt
the public with the dangers OF Tu.
herculosis and TO demonstrate the
methods OF prevention and the cure
OF Consumption. We're surprised
when informed at the bureau OF In.
formation that no statement OF
cures was at hand. In the past few
years Immense sums have been
spent and many persons treated by
the eggs, milk aud fresh air adye.
Gates. yet curiously. cured cases are
rarely found
That fckman's Alternative posi-.
lively cures Tuberculosis icon
sumptionl and stands the test of
time IL proven By the following let.
tera.
Philadelphia. Pa. Mar 2s. 1905.
Gentlemen My son commenced
taking your medicine February 2,
lsss, Previous 10 that time my
family physician had given him up
10 die with Consumption. Not be
ing satisfied, had him taken 70 a
prominent hospital IN this city.
where they informed me that both
upper l0hes OF his lungs we're dis.
eased. Upon examination OF his
sputum they found Il full % Baclill
aud said there was no hope OF his
recovery tic was compelled TO
give up his position. He eommenc
ed TO Improve almost Immediately
after taking your remedy. and has
now returned 90 his office work.
tSlgncdt MRS Y. +. BIRD.
eos South seventh Street.
After Eleven Years.
Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 2s 1909.
Gentlemen Your inquiry as TO
the health ot my son Shapisigh re-
celved. ! can trnthfally say he ~.
and has been la excellent health.
never had return OF the disease
since taking your Alternative IL
years aga.
cannot speak highly enough OF
your Alternative. as II saved my
boys life. Respectfully yours.
gSigned, MRS. T.. n. BIRD
Eckmana Alternative Is good for
ali Throat and Lung Trouble aud IL
on sale At all Owl nrug Co.'S stores
and narsell Drug Co.'s three stores
and other druggists. Ask for Book
let of cured cases. or write 10 Eek.
man Mfg Co. PhilA. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
THIS BOY JUST GROWED UP
AND HE'LL BE A GOOD TOPSY

the hraln," aud a duo called "The
Gold Dust Twins"
Al those taking part are lnmatea
OF tho home and look upon their
work more In the light Of vaca.
ton than anything elso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
Horse Owners,
Attention

beat OF care and pasture for your
horse for the winter. Phone Maiu
% or Main ta2. Inquire John Wal
lace. Meadows. zee
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
RIGHT WAY TO PLANT TREES
New Method Induces Fresh Forma-
ton Of Roots.
ReverSes Old Style OF Large Hole,
"GOOd Dirt" and Spread
ing ROOslets.

II IS an article OF faith among fruit
growers that q fruit tree must be planted
in properly prepared soil. a large. vide.
shallow hole. the roots carefully spread
out in all directions and arranged nea-
The surface with q slight upward bear
ing az the ends
Small quantities Of the finer soil are
first worked n among the roots. hollow
places caused by archings IN the stourer
roots are filed up, the remainder OF he
soil is put in, Jrodden carefully down.
al RE whole left 70 the eompact.ns IT.
huence OF the rain The tree Is supported
by stakes unui IL IS firmly established
Spencer L. Pickering. with his recent
researches. declares that proper 1re-
planting means q small hole. roots 60--
bled Up anyhow, Tire trees stuck in. the
soil thrown In and rammed down IS
for a gaJe post. With extensive expert
ments. So per cent show in favor Of the
new simple method. 2 show no differ
ence. and Il per cent show against the
new way. BY whatever criterion the
trees are gauged the new method is said
20 give better results than the orthodox
Although an antagOnistic CRY has been
raised against the revolution theory, 40
practical man has been able 20 give
any reason for the old faith thar IS in
him beyond the fact that Il IS sane
toned by established custom
Examination proves that ramming has
led TO a copiOUs development OF the T.
brous roots In planting the important
thing IS 70 induce fresh root formation
and ramming does this more rapidly than
the old way
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
AMERICA IMPORTS TAPIOCA.
Consumption Increases Sales Os
Product In Holland.

Product In Holland.
The imports OF tapioca into the United
States are increasing, those for the rs
cal year 1s0S having been 4. So os2 pounds.
valued AT $l4S.1I7. against sS.6f7. .7s1
pounds. worth s1.21.S50 in 1907 Il enters
free OF duty. nearly the whole imports
coming from the East Indies. Consider
able quantities come via European ports,
and Consul General Soren Listoe, OF Rot
terdam, sends The following account OF
the shipments from that Dutch trading
city,
The value Of declared exports OF tapl-.
oca from Rotterdam 10 the United States
In 1875 was S21.599 No food product Ger
tifcate is attached 10 the invoice when
pI esented here for legalizatiOn. as Il Is
claimed by the shippers that the tapioca
-four forwarded from this port 10 the
United States IS all OF an inferior Qual-.
ity. and used solely for technical pur-
poses. such as. FOR instance. hardening
or stinening textile fabrics. The average
price Of this grade OF tapiOca -four IS s.
fo-ins Cs3-22) per 100 kilos GO pounds
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Areentina ]. Pro.nerou..

A further sign Of prosperity in ArEen-
tina IS the ever-increasing accumulation
OF gold reserves held by the Gaia de
Conversion in guarantee OF the paper
and nickel currency in circulation. The
gold IN possession Of the national treas
ury amounts to Sl25,oCo.ea0 OF with the
conversion fund 10 5S per cent OF the total
value Of the outstanding currency. calcu-
lated al the rate or conversion now prac-
tically fixed. OF a per cent.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Y B.-FoIlortng schedule fg1rrs Published o1-7
as information, and are not F1srzuteed:
For Atlarta- BirniIrhau- Mobile NeE O-l-z--.
AsheTiie. Chattauo0Zz. Memphis a. n and I1-i5
2. 2. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke Enoxrue Cbz-ta-ooca 1lsrutis
New Orleans. 1910 D 10 daily Dining csrs
F1r Coi1uhIa. Charies-un. Augusta AIKEN s1s11-
nab. Iscsso-TiIs ard Florida puints. 80 q n
daily. Dining car seTvics.
Aofir1sr CHS t0r California. rTi-TeElT so = n
Loesl Ter Har7is1uburE Z 80 a. H. daily s-I5 D n
week DAYS f1r DarTille : 9 a. m daily a-d f1r
ChsrlottesrIe. 80 a. n ard IS 2. q dzily.
FreQuout trlira 20 and ron Bluerort
l. S BROWN Cereal AEaEt
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

The inhabitants OF the Furneaux Isl
ands. northwest of Tasmania. make al
irost their entire living by killing the
young Of the mutton birds. which use the
Islands for breeding purposes. and selling
their oil. grease flesh. and feathers.
About a million birds are killed each
year.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rw7

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JANUARY II raas
ifate Aasllrg-on New Union Station
s7' a. m-paiy-Al points on No-folk srF W..
ern; also huoTrile. Chattanoo-a. and srsrrt5s
Wlg D m--Daily-Roanoke. Bristol Vg7--+or
salem. hnoEFllle- ChattEDooga. Nashville We-.7L;-
NeT Orleans Ihr1ugh SLEEPER. Dining oars
For Noriolk-LeaTe Washington % a n 5,fv
n.l5 a. r. daily fsIcepc sunday. Arrive No-f7Tt
I'D a. n. ard so 2. n
so p m--Daiy-Be-TyviI1e. Luray sbe-sn5osb
Irains iron the Southwest lrrfTs s-5 a. n. ard
lo>9 :. n
All information Fourteenth street and Ner Yo-s
GFerus Bond BuIdinzl
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-THURsDAY MORNING. on CONNEC-
tiCIt ave-, nsar \ st. NV. gold pencil Apply 20
IS. Decatur Apartment House n3
LOST-GOLD CHASED BRACELET SET WITH
diamonds and rlbies; engraved on inside Liberal
reward II returned to 24sl 18th St NV l02
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EUGENE CARUSI HAS REMOVED HIS
law Office from 1881 + ST. NV. 10 the
Metropolitan National Bank Bldg. u6
FTII-DRFSS AND TUXEDO SUITS
for hire. KONIGSBERG. 1909 Pa ave.
apl0-3t
MESSRS. c. D. PENNEBAKER. SURVIVING
partner Of C. D. Pennetaker and John Paul Jones.
Charles f. Causi. and Eugene A Jones have re-
moved their law Offices from 1891 s. and tbs
Commercial National Bank Building 70 the new Of
fees Of PENNEBAKER. CARUSI JONES.
rooms 30 20 20. IN the Metropolitan National
Bank Building u3 18th 81. nv. Telephones. Main
lI0sUT u7s
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
CHESAPEAKE & OFTo RAnWAY

NoTE-Puhished only as ilso-natioa. and 10.
EIaTguteed.
so 2. NC & Q. LIMITED. DaHv-Fsyt -.
uolad train- Pullman sieepers % Lexington Lo-is-
VIE Cincinnati. Incianapolis Chiczco ard =
Louis Parir ca for Virginia Hot surines vesF-
ca7s- PEl--an ca- LouiFfle % Nlen1ulis ed ee-
Orleans Dining cars Ia carte se-rice-
u19 P Nj. F. v LIMITED. Da17-soF4
yeS1bule rralr- Pullman sle-pers 70 Cincinrzff
Lexington. ard Louisville C0rrar4r,ert .Isr-f-y
car % Virginia Hot Srrings week days Din5rr cz-E
IA carte service PuIlmzn seepe-s C,nennat 70
Chicago and s. Louis, and Lo1isTills 70 Meuuhis
Nashville. ard NeH orleans
Chesapsaks and Ohio OHces. SIS PsnnSylrznia
sFerrs; L59 P street. and New Uuiou Station TEL
ehone Main lo6s o. 2ss fer tieks-s baggage chscks.
rsssrE1tions. and Tszicsb.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
WANTED ROOMS.
FURNIsHED.

ELDERLY LADY. HOUSEKEEPING ALONE
wants before May !. for ore year. unfunished
one large two smaller connocting rooms. without
heat OF gas water same ho0r; chuGney-he.e for
storepipe distance frum business section Obiec-
don; references given; not over $40 per month
BOX e. Herald o.Ice.
WANTED-AN UNFINISHED ROOM IN PRI-
rate family. with privilege Of bath. by gentleman
Of refinement. best of references given: location
northwest section between O. and N OH and 10Th
Address EON 8 Herald onicl. l0I
WANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS AND
bath. with board. I'm vicinity Of Brightwood two
adults aud one child. Address. giving particulars
and terms. BOX Is Herald cfice.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE. YOU WANT YOUR PICTURE. NOW Is
the time and HOWARD. Photographer. llo9 Pa
nW is the place. All $50 pictures 8 u those
mentioning this paper. 2sstEs.w.s-
EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest prices; commercial and amateur work so
iicited. NATIONAL PHOT0. CO, El llth st. NV.
Phone n. SGs III
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
PERSONAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR METAL. IRON.
rubber. and paper stock MARYLAND IRON
AND METAL CO., 9th and b nW. Phone A.
70sl. ITfs
ALERT KAHLERT & Co. IMPROVED STEAM
CErret Cleauers-Sanltary carpet cleaning: carpet
Work IN all branches Oriental rug cleaning spe-
cialty; rugs woven from old carpets: workmanship
guaranteed. S2 81. sF. Phone Main Os6. l52'
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD.
silver. diamonds. watches. and jcWclrT. GOLD
SMITH. Plwnhrokers Sale Store. go D nv. /;
phone NJ. 5Ii-M. U drop postal: VII clL
mh3tu IA s.33t
$500 WORTH OF OLD GOLD. SILVER. AND
diamonds wanted FOR SPOT cash or in exchange fos
new jeWelry Money forwarded promptly for goods
sent by out-cf-t0En parties. CASrELBERG'S. IS
Pa ave- pr
! PAY TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
ladies and ggutlemen's cast-0f wearing apparel:
drop card. uill call. &. LIVINGSTON. l2i ith *
rvr or 'rhore North -3l4 lf7'
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RATIROA7

ohL44MUhE q UdlO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
- kO1AL BLUE LINE
EA Eh1 OTHER HOUR On THE ODD Hear
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
St.n IEh1itNAl- ID STREET. NEW YORK.
- a. M GtserIation PqrioE Eire-hour trziu.
u - e. M Diner and Pullman P1rlOr Car
= - p m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
go "a m k0tal Limited" Ali Pullman. 5ro-1r
Ii e. 2. n Cuaclcs o. PHILADELPHIA
- e p 10 Diner and Pullman Parl0r.
s1g = ~ Cl1clfs to Pliadelrhia-
'l--l5 ulgat- Slaerlls 20 NeW York
- a. n. ScepCrg to philadeirlfa & Ne- Y---
.,A5LANtIC CITY, rs0. &C. mo- a. n, fla0.
TO BALTIMORE
~ FRY HOUR on THE HOUR
theek days 80 a. m % ~ % ?. M
& d, - fszN %. 80. ID r0e. 81. s9sC.
- s-95o ~ ~ a. n. -l21o noon. flZa5. 'l1Q.
- 80 go 30 SO. o. rf,i5. so r5sas.
II ae. 'l2-l5. night
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. ~ 80 n m
.tlNtlANAIl. ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE
,,tI aBu re. -s-io a. H.. 'l-. 80 ? II. 'nB
( CLEyELAND -sde 2. m
InlaMkJ s. SO q m
1r4,lslA4 r4s9r u NJ $40 a. ri-. 81 = m
MlAl HESFFR $40 a "a rfrF 90 =
frederick. -s10. fslg. SIS a n 81 20 fiss
/ HAGERsT0WN. -sl0 a. H.. so . n.
& ~ ,s q 500. fl215 noon r310 81
~ l27lis Fp7,6ssest I5Ssset sSnaay. ssg1aay only
49, -9lt q 81 nT.. Main 1881 6l9 Perrsrira~ia
80. -1-n New Union Station Ticfet one
Z -- '-'- A--llllaLll1 Bureau. Main 73s0
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
INSURANCE.

RALPH w. LEE,
INSURANCE n ALI IFS BRANCHES
REMOVED TO Rooms DIS
C0NNEkCiAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
HELP WANTED-FEMALE-

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. STENOGRAPHER
and typewriter with little knowledge Of b00l1eeD-
iuE; % Industrious. smart giTI willing 70 learn in
tucacies ot business good future. Apply MAN
AGER. West Disinfecting Co. IDS II 81. uw.
WANTED-A MAID FOR HOUSEWORK AND
waiting. 1904 Florida ave. Call to-day between
u and u 4. m 1Dl
TED-EXPERIENCED WAIST TRnDIERS
and fuishers. BAKER. . lafayette square l03
GIRLS WHO UNDERSTAND DRESsdAKING.
REED, SIS llth. I0l
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

OUR NONAIEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORCED
CIRCULATION tine Vacuum TreatmenD cures
those ailments Of the spine nerves. digestive ti-
nary, and geneTGtiTe organs that rob life % all Of
its pleasure and leave you a helpless and hopeless
ihrslid. II cures you after all Others falL
CONSULTATION FREE.
PROF. H. \. ID. PARKER
lG2 9Th St Nv.
Hours: 10 20 s. Sundays. 10 70 J.
Phone N. 9lI2 Lady Assistant.
sp5n SANATORIUM ACCOMMODATIONS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
AGENTS WANTED.

AGESTs-YOU CAN Make QUICK SALES AND
big profits with or new sslf-hghriug. wiudprooi
pocket cirlr lighter: every smoker buys on sight
sells itself. RATHBUN MFG. co, indianapolis,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
TABLE BOARD.

GOOD TABLE BOARD. WITH TIE OLD HOME
cooking 5l3 II 81 NV I03
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

S. KANN. SONS & co.
Have positions for
Bright Girls. over l6 years Of age. bundle wrap
Iers. store messengers, &c.
Bright BOYS. over Is years q age. as bundle wrap-
pos. bundle collectors wagon boys.
Good chances for Advancement where ability Is
shown. Apply before 10 a. m
ap9u
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements for The Washington Herald nay b
-e-l .. the main oa-ca or az anE ol ahs lo-lgHin
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC, 400 A. NJ
70 800 ?. Y. SIS 18th s. IN. sHF
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

a. BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE AND sEArON
place ne; broken OF furnace coal Der ton. $50:
white ash, egg stove. and chestnut, ss5; pea coal
s.. Phone n. lSL api-set
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
APARTMEKTs.

IN DOWNTOWN SECTION NV. OK 18TH ST. s
modern and 4-room. reception haH ard bath
apartments; rear porches stationary tubs. rent So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

of those letters to be we'll known by OF a
group of dozen other brokers the Street they
are by the men to whom the letters directed
" How do you know the leak isn't on the other
end questioned Carleton.
I've eliminated that possibility also. The other
day dictated important letter to Warner: it
last Thursday to he exact. took the precaution to
send it to him by special delivery mailing it myself
at the postotfice station He personally signed for
the letter, opened and read it. DESTROYING it mnled-
ately atterward. Yet the next morning Change
five other brokers following-for some else
the instructions had given Warner. Our loss on
that deal alone it amounted to direct loss
was more than twenty thousand dollars.
Who the brokers'" asked Carleton quickly
q" Brown & Mills Westerford & Guy, Custer, Gus
ter & Neine, Opdyke & Minzeshemer, and Peton
& Co."
. Um-rn. And do you know if they were mixed up
III the other affairs
Pretty largely, of them" replied the
senior partner; but they apparently only fill
ing orders for a customer. They did not seem to be
acting in COLLISION And can't get the least line
who that customer is. I'd like to know, all right but,
still that not the point at present. Now, there
just three persons who knew the contents of that
letter,-Warner, Miss Marshall and myself. | kept
the carbon III my pocket.
Perhaps the leak is in the postofice' Carleton
suggested.
Il thought of that said Lorng, and have prac-
tically placed it of the range of possibility In
the first place the postal authorities were notified
and service officers have been carefully watch
ing all the clerks and carriers who handle the letters
In the second place have used half dozen differ
ent styles OF envelopes not of which bears inn
print. No, John; I'm sorry. Miss Marshall is a nice
girl and excellent stenographer. have no tangi-
bic proof of her guilt. but she's expensive for us
m AFRAID. m going to give her months salary
and let her go tonight and then see what happens"
SHE takes care of an invalid mother in the South
somewhere | believe Carleton said
II know. Loring's bushy eyebrows drew together
for an instant but can't help that. She should
have thought of the possible consequences before she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

began selling the firms secrets. Her form of dishon
esty all the because there is no law that will
cover it..
Anderson did not find out how she-how it
done them" asked Carleton.
No. they found out nothing Loring replied dis
gustedly. though of them shadowed the girl for
two DAYS. She
Don't fire Miss Marshall to-day, chief Carleton
interrupted. : 1t would be wicked to punish the girl
if she is innocent. On the other hand if she is the
culprit her dismissal will greatly lessen our chances
OF discovering our real enemy.-the man who
are protiting by their inside knowledge our affairs
lh1s IS Monday. Give me week, until Saturday
to see what | can find out
The senior partner laughed. II know you re
pretty good detective he reioned " | recall
that Leasing affair college and the writing paper
case you stigated; but don't be confident of
success this time. Still you shall have your chance;
50 put on your gumshoes and play the sleuth and
III dictate my mail. Oh sha'nt write ANYTHING
that will give outsider line any of our tinan-
cial propositions; but mustn't let Miss Marshall
suspeCt-Well, what suspect
WAR a minute, SAID Carleton turning back on
his way to the main office. We can afford to
spend little something in this investigation. We
charge it up against my services as a hawkshaw
and recoup ourselves later when discover how
the other side is playing their game
He stepped to the ticker and ran his eye over the
tape Send Warner an order to buy Red Mountain
ii.
Wen probably clean up little something unless the
opposing interests are stronger than | believe them
to be- The really big fighters in the Street don't de-
scend to such methods to get their information.
Then, If we are known to be buying Red Mountain
it will look if"
So it will. SO it will assented Loring with
smile OF understanding
And one thing Mail all your letters your
self tonight; put the carbons in your pocket and
take them home with you. By the way what is Miss
Marshas address "
Let me see. said Loring. taking memorandum
book from his desk Oh here it is 23S East 18th
St Now, don't you do anything rash. John.
He pressed Il button at the side of his desk and a
moment later the door opened and the girl about
whom they had been speaking entered She APP
peared not more than twenty-three years old. Her
figure slender and graceful: she carried herself
with well bred air. Her eyes and hair We're brown
and her features not quite reg ulargave touch of
plquancy to a face of almost patrican dignity.
With quiet good morning to the two members of