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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
TOWN CAPTURED
BY REBELS

BLUEFIELDS, Me, Dec. a.
Estrada's revolutionary tro Dps
scored a decisive victory over the
Zelayans under General Vasquez
yesterday. The former presidents
soldiers were driven from the
town of Recero, which is now in
the hands of the insurgents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
KAUFMAN AND O'BR|EN
ARE MATCHED

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. %.
-"Philadelphia" Jack O'Brien
and AL Kaufman of California will
meet in this city January 20 in
a six-round bout. The terms
upon which the fighters will meet
were not made public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
COMPLETES SCHEDULE
FOR BASKETBALL

Manager Dub Coblentz has
completed the basketball sched-
ule for the Tacoma High school
team and will submit 1t to the
board of education for approval.
1t includes two games with both
Broadway and Lincoln High
schools of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
-FOUR CONTESTANTS To RUN
In MATCH AT DREAMLAND
RINK-ST. YVES STARTER.

-Four contestants will round the
course at Dreamland rink 100
times tonight before the winner
of the ten-mile race between
William Stanley. Louis Heidinger,
Rinaldo Wilson and "Batty"
Cleary is determined. Henri st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
GLEASON MAKES POSITIVE
STATEMENT THAT MATCH
GOES To CALIFORNIA.

(By United Press Leased Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. a.
1.-THE Jeffries-Johnson fight will
be held in San Francisco, no mat
ter what Tex Richard may say TO
the contrary" was the declaration
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22

by Indiesstion's pangs-trying
many doctors and $4,000 worth
of medicine in vain. B. F. AyscuA
of Ingleside. ". c.. at last used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. and
writes they wholly cured him.
They cure Constipation, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache. Stomach.
Liver, Kidney and Bowel trou-
bles. zoo at all druggists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
AWARDED HOhORS

Fourteen men were awarded
the official "T' sweaters and
twelve the championship football
fob at Tacoma High school yes
|terday. The trophies won by the
late Captain Jack Beymer will be
sent to his parents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
GATHERING sTRoKEs-DRAW
WITH TWIST ALONG CUSH-
ION.

Diagram 1.-Cue bail " below
Y right; object ball 21-32 right;
stroke " in excess of medium
Cue ball cushions at A, effecting
carom on ball 2, the latter rest
Ing at f; cue ball rests at E. OBJ.
ject ball cushions at F. B, G, and
rests at d. The secret of this
stroke is In getting off the objec,
ball sharp and clear to cushion al
A. Cue ball should travel slowly
to carom ball, from being struck
SO nearly full on object ball.
Diagram 2.-Cue ball " below
" right, object ball * right;
stroke " in excess of medium
Cue ball cushions slowly at A.
caroming on ball 2, which rests
at F and cue ball at G.. Object
ball cushions at B. C, d, resting
at e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22

= siGf
head off Sharkey's bull-like rush
es and wild swings, 1 planned to
keep on top of him, and this /
succeeded in doing. I met his
rushes with right hand blows,
forcing him to lead and getting
him as he came in. | devoted d
great deal of attention to- his
body. The public will neyer2reah
ize the punishment Sharkey took
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22
BURNS NOW WANTS
TO FIGHT JOHNSON
SENDS CABLE THAT HE IS
ANXIOUS TO MEET NEGRO
AGAIN.

(By United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. az
Comment among the sporting pub
lie varied today when Tommy
Burns cablegram, received h ere
from Sydney, to fight Jack John
son before the July go with JET
fries Is pulled off. was made pub
lie. The cablegram reads: IF
articles with Jeffries allow john
son fight before July, win fight
Johnson finish fight, winner take
all.
TOMMY BURNS"
Inasmuch as one of the clauses
in the Jeffries-Johnson articles
forbids either of the principals TO
engage in a contest prior to the
championship fight on July 4, It
is not considered likely that the
Australians offer will be consid-
cred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22

Tomorrow the Times will pub
fish on this page the second story
by Jack johnson, i'm which the
champion explains that his battle
with Tommy Burns was as soft as
swans down, and still, from his
viewpoint, was the most import
ant in his career in the ring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-22

Key-fitting and general repair
ing u T. Peterson. e24 Tao ay.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
Baltimore &ObtD
Grfnrltoas=Sullctin.

t25-sarper'S Scrrp, GDarleStuwn,
Summit Guutt, Mnprsutne nne
stHdeiter nno 6nriid, SDnniag,
ben ls Suli. Spc5iul6ua Der .dbl
Baltimore; MI NuOul Nd6nboL
nm llbr Uiur1cns Gumoen
ydbmbni nm $40 .ui0rNcne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
@oloenbers's SSSeses SS5sn'
%, Is nu0 ~ @ef=QeTingtDn:Str.
lnpprlte Orrrm Granime 5tampa Ntnutae
3'peite unb ppiitn leete aspde bes 0rOkartiaen
Snli: i:GaunlllngS= SertanfS!
GrGsere" saraains Surberetnms fit ben
$3.50 bis SD Nniita, Soc.

Woilta aus SinQcric, Yinncn lu0
2omn9; pon ocn iNiid)tcn ntoilorCo"
bi< 5u. 0cn icinitCn nit Spibcn lmo
Gini0Bcn gortirtcn Mo0cllcn. 2luc
0r0Bch filr................S5 SOC.
81 unb So aarnirtr !0iitc, 9Sc.
Seine billiAcn Soiitc ionocrn 0ie
mo0crnIten populGrcn Sh0pimlcu.
Shmor& iorbiB, ouca NGpinihtc
bier pcrtrctcn. Nit 3ioiCn mo pic.
Ten onocren &lumcn 9ornirt. Bur
9!usluubl ................9S 9Sc.
S6 Strnnkcnfcocru, S1,9S.
Hcltc uno llcbcrbjcibicl oua ocm
rc1uIGrcn Eager; luciB lmO iorbiN;
norGcn ................S1.9S
So S6mor5c 9lomcp @ciclcht SIT
tr AMI Qrobt0cItellcu ........ 9Sc.
Niattcn, Tlicacnaittcr.
i0bclsllcbcr5iigc oic niGt iibcr 20
Noro8 Stoii crior0cru; aus bcINi-
ibcm Nomoit. ...........S4 .S4.9S
59c. SmiB Hiiid)cn2oroncn BE.
30c. fcinc 1S0-acttc joponii6c
Mottcn; rotb, grim, blou un0 mciB
"tOlllu9 ....; ............. lJt.
2Illajicbborc 6licacngittcr nit niht
roitcnbcm Nrnbtncb
IS BET 80. lie. y bel 81. Poe.
~ bel 33. Poe, 2S 6ci 81. .33c.
Slicgcngittcr-S Sbiircn.
500 6licGcngittcr. Sbiirrll. e.. &c,
$50 6Iicgcu2ittcr Sbilrcn. 97c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
oGlfS" Spe5ialSng crleibct ltniali.

Solt cafe, lltnb, 10. SuIi. -
Cine Golilion 5piiden ciner Hangir-
2ofomotioc mo ciuem YoiiogicrSugc
Der Icnpcr mo Hio Brnnoe. Babn
crci8nctc iih beute nobe Selper.
llinb. Sn Dem 3uge beionoen iid
cmc groBc 2lBobI bon ,glfs", Die
iid) 5ur Gonucntion IN Cos 9IngeIeS
bcgebcn molltcn. Gincn porldlfigen
9erid)t 5uiolgc mcrben orci Eerionen
ucrnliBt, lno cS miro uernultbet, oaB
oiciclbcn gct00tct puroen. Grei5ebn
3iige, pon Ntitglicoern bes Croens
aus 9tcm 0nuen. Conn, Eittsbura,
9laegbonp Ictroit Marquettc, Wih,
lrho on0ercn Stdoten beicbt, nutBten
iaiolgc Der Gollilion III @ran0 >Slnc-
tcu, Colo, unireiwili8en 2Illicnt.
bait ncbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11

GricSipn=2inic.
9icue ifnc0c 5aa. a.1ampier.
.2oro Baltimore" mo uYcuu"
nndl 4hIlabrlpBia, G. mn
,Sabrpreis nur 0IlUU
5agtd, unb Spuntugs
um 500 BORN. bon Brais ilio GiabtsSir. nb.
6aIicn an 8u Settcrton, Sulun 9nint, Wio..
uno Gbcitcr Rd 2aHgen ungef11r 9 ubr
4bcnos in Gbi1oelpbia an
Gnt5iidenoe isagrt ourh ben aanaf. guiia'
aierc fnnnen nab PeIie6en biz Gbeiapenfes Gin
NIB Gciterion fu6ren uilb aut Der Nildfnhrt nit
9 ilbr glbenog 6cielbcn Iagcs anIaneeli. -
9nnorcifc.Einete sir RiifioGrt nit ~ & o.
Nnbn," nno burhgcbenoe 0ieie (per gnGn BON
gbiIa.) nab ReiusOorf, Itlnntits6itn, 6ape
@iap gung grnnd Scrnn Gitg, Nsbnrp Yort,
sltban0, Iron, 6iinl Berfnui bei Albangb's,
WnhlScitrt 80 Grnts. yinhbumpier iabren iia'
lid Ihenos tSOnnag ausgenonimen). Wian
ftrcibe fit 28egueifer
Clarence e6rper,
CSuniI5-) agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
Sol6eitcr>
@rfnriionen.
llcGer bic Sat binlucg.
Ser 9rORc Samilicn-He

0nbcn sic has neue GTturiuuSs0auS 8cic6cn?
@criibmte j0r.'0Gbl6ritcn.
SaI5paicrsSahcu. Gou5crt.
Nlcn aciant cS IN Soldeiter.
5rinte 5abrt In Orr Nclt fir 25e
MnmmutB Tampicr y2uuiie" Rcnina
uno OttipoH. $50 &nrm. uno 2.30 NuCbm
,iurltd IN Der Stdoi unt llbr glbeHoS. Siells
Tag SonnerlidG mn 6rciiuq. $50 Sorm,
, llbr HaCbm. no go IhcHhs. 3uriid in
Der StdOt I'M G1O mo iO45 gbenos; Grirns
Boot 3.l5 GGchuL Sdntiiua uno SoHnnq.
9 llbr Surm. mo 2.30 gubm }lriid IN Der
Stahi I'M nor YbCnoS &rtrn Noutc Snuus
tag. NoniaG5 uno Wtltpod9 ole heiteu 6ns
mIicniuac. (Otdi17-)
Sic pradtupnen Bort 7epUiit. uub gettertuu.
@rtnrionrn. GirobartiGe Gcencric; Die 9robcn
Nriidcn; cine iieiiGc gtnacmucioe; nitbi5 aIecbt
ocm SnSGuebnnnusRiuer. Ncicrton lit ein be-
Iiebtcr FIab - 9rubc SoieI. Sc feniicu 2cus
te MAIDEN Die ,SnDrt. Geucr. ibneucr Sampler
pSuSnuebnuna" iehcn GcnItna, GOnneriia9 II.
Gamiina, llbr Nndn. 81 0nuie 1890 gl6os.
ARittpo6 unb Gorutn9 llbr Soru; 5u
0auie um $40 glbenoS.
Eincie SOC. WnbI}etcH SOC.
CSnnl0-) SplheitcrsGo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11

litif belrtbcilCt aber gum Oollet
&Crlt0n0niB fonlme Die Sbdtlgtett
crit pcnn Der Shleier bon perIdie-
Oencn &ortonnmiiicn gefnllen iei.
Shirt @iliop antluortcte NIT bemeg.
ter Stintmc. Gr mte5 uuf ieine So
0briNc &CrbinOung NIT Dem altsmdr-
tigcn 9Imtc bin ln0 iagte: .Sbneu
lcbcmobl idQen0, bin icb ilber5eltgt,
ooB Sic itct2 ocn l5ntereiienGeutid-
lambs treu blcibcn mcr0en jltr Gbre
mo sum Mobleraeben uon Safer II.
9ieic0 oo6ci iteta ocn crIten groBen
aun5lcr oc9 93eihc5 in 8eb16tniB
6cboltcno, Der ocm bobcn 9Imte Oen
Stempcl nllf0riifte."
Ginlaoutgen Y an Geutl ds
lar0.
@crIim 10. Suli. - GborleS s.
Moore, YrGioent ser &onOclafdn.
mcr pon San 5ron5iSco. longte &C.
itern bier an, nm Die OclltifC Hegic.
rlnG cin}uluOe!t, on Der i'm Sftober
oicic9 ,fobrcS bel Son Sranjisco
itottiinOcnOcn 6lottenihou iid) 5ll be.
tbeili1cn. lmO murce beute I'M Nus.
mGrtigen Pint bon Baron bon 9uide.
@noocnbouitr Oent friiberen erIten
Sefrct0r Der oclttihen 9otihnft i'll
@oIbinaton cnlpfongen.
0iC 0eutide Hcotcrung bat nod fei-
ne 0eiinitipe Gntideiouug getroifen
be3iiqlidb Ger Ginlobung ST. Der im
September oieieS ,Sobrcs I'M Sofen
BON Hen- Dort itottfinoenoen SuOion.
,Sultons6eitr. GoS msluGrti9e Mint
bat oic Gnticu0ung BON Oelltihelt
arieqSihiffen 81 Der Scicr bciilrpor-
tet, Die cnOgiiItige @ntiheiOung liegt
o6ar bci'm auiier @ilbelm.
Cine meme gGera.
@crIim 10. SuIi. - Die 5beils
rnbmc Der Ser. Stootcn nn Der dime.
liiheu Nnbnnnleibe miro in Dem no.
bcntliGcn boIboffi3icacn glrtifeI Der
DNoro0cuti6cn 2llgcmeinen 3eitling"
bciprodcl. Gic 3eitlmg iagt: Ser
criolgreid)c 2lnipruf ser Ser. Stoo-
ten, an Der 9lnleibc 5beil 81 ncbmen,
uinmt 0eu G6urufter eines mobliiber.
lc0tcu ShrittcS BON ilnoomentoler
@c0cutlmg iir bic 9lcuoerlm0 Der iu-
tc.uotionolcn 8olitif bcS 2unoes an.
lnlO iogt sum S6itb; ~Rrdiibent
~cit bat sum eriten Mnle oeltIiH 9e-
5ctgt, onB ieine 9lniidtcn bon oenen
GooicpGIt'S pcrI6ie6cn limo"
Gofe8 mir0 btlGtgcr.
Gilcn TO- Sui. - 9Iuf elmer
bier itottiin0cnoen 8triummlung Der
Oiitqlic0cr oc3 oeutiheu aoblen-
SpnoifotS lulrOe beidloiien, Die
Gofc9 Frciic Inn 80 Gents Die Come
bonn nGditen Ofto6er an 5it ermGBi.
gen.
GicIe WioBnobme crfolete oitf au.
ilthcn pielcr ilnabbdnGiaer Sohoien-
9eiibcr mclhc qeIteno ntoften, baB
lie bel Den ietiGcn Gofes .Erciien feline
GcihditIden @epiune er5ielen fonH'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
SOmmcr.gIn5iIgc, &lciOcr, etc.

So mnihbore 9lujiige lmo &lciocr,
bialL roio. griul lopCnOCr, etc. S1.9S
$69S chtc CnBliihc Mippo -2In5iigc,
mcil', Iobinrbi1, blolL role, etc. $2.0S
$5.9S lmO $6.9S alciOcr, in cincnl
Stiid, ans Gbonbrap, Sinncn; mciB,
GcQblou, etc. tc................. S3.95
$t,25 mo ST 80 runihborc 0t0fc,
lobfarbi8, mciB idmor5 mo blnr,
Vtollto8 ..,................SW.
sos ihmo3c. 1rouc lmO marine
bImuc 9tippa.2Injilgc; ollc @rGBcn.
Dtolltag ................ S4.9S
$40 mo SD rcinc Notlrlinncu
2in5iigc; ,toilorcO" oOcr nit idmor.
sen aroAcn mo Woncbettcn uno
SCttfnopicn ............... 1915
$40 Morn @orocn Gopea aus
Ghifiou- 9roo0Clotb, lobiorbig roio,
biolt ol0 roic, etc; ihpur5cr 9ltloS-
aro9cn; anopic iibcr Ocn Shultcru.
Utontog ....... .S4.9O
SnabcnflciOcr=9 =9lusuCrfunf.
Toe. gonjmoQcnc Gbcpiot lno Gui-
liemcrc anobcnboicn. 3712c.
So Sommer,2tn}iigc iiir 9nobcn
belle, mittClbrntIC lm0 0uutIc Stofic.
1fontog .................%1.49
$6 mo 81 anobcnon5ii9c S3.9S
So 2ln5iigc alter Sortcn lnO 6or-
pen .............. S2.JS
@olcn Iiir ilmAc !WuulCr. S119
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11

@udIenenosG Griuriiuuen uar1 ben
GIcbirges Die iprts.
StO0-gerfeleD epriuas uuo Surit6.
$5.00-1ccr @nrt, Sutiauo nno D,pun'
tain Gate 8nrf NIB Snritd. lInu
iherc id oetniutrie Snformnion
IN ben Niireaur Der baltimore
Sbiosgnbn." N92b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
gun Son
Saa ynmilicn Grfnriioncn

mad elnnaprlis uno Weit 6iucr, Sampler
,,6mnn cjilcc," Wiuntng, W,ittuuhl nnb 6rci'
tag, 730 BORN. HiidieDr etluu 731 NbcHos.
Spe3ieIl Sunntng, $50 8orm., Gidfebr cllpa
S.45 gtben0s
oalbieiertngs s@riurjtoncn icoen eamitna,
80 Ndfnl. 3nriid bel Wpnoesli6t 1913
gtbenbs. Uiabl3eitcn SOC. Bilete soc. BON
Bier Nr. l6, Gigbis SraBe. 1oIbcitcr 50.
(Suutl0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11

S5.O0-Ntinutit Gitn, 6ape Nlnh, STA
Ssle CitN uuo Secnn GitH, M,
nns 5urid ieoeu 1rettae 1t. emu.
iia9 bis H. Scptcmbcr. Gbiitin
fir ole )iiidiubrt bis einf6Iicblib
TiGniing
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11

9liugnra'5 5nns.G .Griuriipnru.
1000 freitag, oCu %. Suli Villcie iiuh
Is Gage gilItig, einidlicbIidb ocS
Serfduisinpca Gpc8iai8ug NIT
GUd6e5 uno PullmGu GnrIors
g9apqpns. &crIdbt GdmoensGabns
Gof $40 |urm. Diouni BuOul,
@nbnbof s.45 &ornt. Surbquert
oas heribmtc Icbipb l9a, ,oie
Sbluei5 bon 9tmerifu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
Npfs Greet 9ampfersGp

Snmme T. sitatrpfau.
gbiabrt oes 9Gmpiers nah Jlodsgrcef nno
Sionp Greef bon Speooers gSerfte, am fSlbe
beS groabuah, tiglib nm llbr Wloreens nnb
3 llbr gabmiitnps disoenommen Sumiiug
ino Sonniag. Samaas mn llbr Wlorgens
nhb 3 llbr 9ndntitngs ,nno ,Sonninqs nm u.
8 llbr Wi0rgens unb . llbr gnhmiitngs.
Spe5inlJtnien nit Snmpicrs9barierng gepc'
beu. 6ir Ionoi1etusGT GTfitrltoncn fpnnell be-
ionoere glrraTibemenis g2itolieH perhen
5ilr ale @in3cln1eien irnae, tclepbouire o6er
fdlrcibe an Spbu Scnth, Shperinfneent, Gpee.
ben's Rhari, am anfe oes Sronoipan.
(Wlai5 .3Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
So 00-Vbilaoclpbin uuo 5uriid.
81 ,5O-Sbrt'cr nno 6urhd.
81 M "a if,t funtnu uun .uritA

al.uO-SeUminDtpN mo 6HIuN'
Spnntng, 1s. Sult t.. 10, unb
90 sluquli Spe8iul6uq hcrluBt
eumoen Nubnhri llbr Gurm. Nh
HonaIs sRnbnbof sos Surm Ecrllbi
Ebldoclpbn iir bic Ritdinbrt
G45 WbeuOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
THE WAY DOWN THE BAY

1ait 6ur Sec II. G1uptnni.NiucrsGrfn
t50MciIcn; GaI5Wner; oen aau6cnIaa Gebens'
9rbaIter 9ampicr ,Gmma Wles," Sienitna
nno 9ouucriaa, llbr Wiorqcn5. 3u Snue
I'M 1915 abenos. 0iaete 50t. gegnn %.
SUM. (3untl5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
GaIt'a Rnah Dourr,
@citpOri, Saltimurc.GountD, Mo.
(SnniI2fWn 3. y. 9at.

gabitc Sall.Sarm am G6opunt Stub,
nabe gloDnl'Gdf uno Srfoto; prG1ibo1e, nn1
bem JSufieruer nbiulleuoe Gn,pii; nlies SGi5'
ip0 iier l'uoen; Huoers lu6 ScoclbOuie tre
gnund; nusde3cidncic stihe; arobcr 1on5iaai
idgltbc gOft; IeIepbDrc.
Sran o. Oi. Srinsfefo,
CJlin22 1WD JlOnulCdt Wio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-11
Yufroc @cadJ Sutcl,
gutfroe gead), 9So.

prahuole Geenere; gReiteu.8uo; einer SLID
lnna lbOne 5nbren per Stnlibe. ntlier. Der Get
htne oer ,9ieipportReus unb GIo Hotnt Nnil.
puH nnb electric GpmpaaB."
9niormaiion nnb BampbIet auf erfuhen.
(Junit6,iWlD
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04

Let me In! Quick! rpc got ,tork for
.r. pOu 10 do" .... 81 .u
left, making clean getaway, too, for
there was no such hullabaloo raised
about killing a man a. tbaro war about
the other. So my trip was all for
nothing. l,s. D.
81 figured It wouldn't be right to
either you or NecIa TO let you go It
blind, and so came In to tell you this
whole thing and to give myself up"
Gale stopped, then poured himself
another drink.
ITO give yourself upT echoed Bur.
rell vaguely. How do you meant"
He had sat like one In trance during
the long recital, only his eyes alive.
am under indictment for murder
said the trader. II have been for If
teen years, and there's no chance in the
world for me to prove my innocence"
"Havs you told NeciaT" the young
man inquired.
"No; you'll have TO do that. never
could. She might-dlsbclIevc What's
more, you mustn't tell her yet. Wait
till give the word"
John Gale" said the lieutenant,
you're the bravest man I ever knew
ana the best" He chokcd bit. "You
sacrificed all that life meant when this
girl was n baby, and now when she
has come into womanhood you give
up your blood for her. BY all that's
great, you are man! want your
hand!
Then he inquired irreievantly: But
what about Bennett. Mr.. Gale? You
say you never found hImT
The trader answered after a mo.
ment's hesitation, He is still at
large" at which his companion ex-
claimed, I'D love to meet him In your
steadw
Gale seemed seized with desire to
speak, but even while he hesitated out
Of the silent night there came the
sound OF quick footsteps approaching
briskly, as II the owner were In haste
and knew whittier he was bound.
Lieutenant Burrellr' n gruff voice
cried. let me In! Quick! I've got
work for You to do! Open up! This
Is Ben Stark"
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CHAPTER Nv.

AND A KNOT TIGHTEyEp.
DAY OF shattered hopes Is a
IA desolate thing. but the night
Of such day Is desolate In
deed. In all his life Poleon
Dorct had never sunk to such depths
of dependency, for his optimistic
philosophy and his buoyant faith In
the goodness OF life forbade It. The
arrival OF the freight steamer afforded
him some distraction, but there was
only small consignment for the store
and that was quickly disposed of; so,
leaving the other citizens OF Flambeau
TO wrangle over their private merchan-
disc, he went back TO his solitary vigil,
which finally became so unbearable
that he sought to escape his thoughts,
or at least TO drown them for awhile,
amid the lights and life and laughter
Of Stark's saloon.
RunnIon annoyed him with his volu-
bility, for the news Of his good for
tune had fred the man with a reck-
less disregard for money, and he turn
ell TO gaining as the one natural re.
course Of his llk.
1t was shortly after midnight that
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4 You-you know 2"

--"SoI You-you know
Eyes. She wears the evidence
around her neck, and II that isn't
enough | can furnish more-evidcnce
enough to smother you. My name
isn't Stark at all. changed II years
ago for certain reasons. I've changed
It more than once, but that's my priv.
ilcgc and my own affair. Her name IL
Mcrrldy Bennett"
II don't suppose you know I'm go.
ing 10 marry herr" said the Kentuck-
ian lrrelevantly.
mo" replied the other; II wasn't
aware Of the fact"
well, am. I'll be your son.In.
law"
There's lot Of things. Burrell, for
you and me 10 settle up first. For one
thing. want those mines Of hers.
I'm her father, and she's not Of age.
I'll lake them anyway as her next Of
kin"
Burrcll did not follow up this state.
mcnt, for It's truth was incOntroverti.
bic, so he continued:
"Wc'll adjust that after Gale Is at
tended to. But meanwhile what do
You want me to dot"
IL want you TO arrest the man who
killed my wife. II you don't take him
the miners will. I've got n following
In this camp, and III raise n crowd In
fifteen minutcs-enOugh TO hang this
squaw man or batter down your bar.
racks to get him. But don't want to
do that. want TO 90 by the law
you've talked so much about want
you to do the trick"
At last Burrell saw the gamblers
deviltry. He knew Stark's reputation
too well TO think that he feared q
meeting with Gale. Stark had plan
ned his settlement coldly and with de-
llbcrate malice. Moreover, he was
strong enough to stand aside and let
another take his place and thus deny
, TO Gale the lnal recourse Of hunted
beast, the desperate satisfaction that
the trader crrved, lie tied his enc
his thirst unsatisned-tO whom? He
thrust weapon into the hand OF his
other enemy and babe this other enc
my use it-worSe than that, forced
him to strike the man he houored,
the man he loved. Burrel never
doubted that Stark had carefully
weighed the effect Of this upon NecIN
ana had reasoned that girl Ike her
could not understand "A soldiers duty
II It meant the blood Of parent II
he refused to net the gambler could
break him. while every effort he made
to protect Gale would but increase the
others satisfaction. There was no
chance Of the traders escape, start,
held him In his hand. Was It impos,
slblc, the lieutenant wondered. 10
move this man from his purpose?
"IIuvc you thought Of NcrIa? She
loves Gale. What effect win this have
on herr"
- her, shes more his nrat than
mine. want John GayIorl'
At this vicious frey o,crtook
RurrclI. aud he thought { the man be
hind yundcr door, whom he hld for
rolIcu Well why not! These tW,
men had s'llhrl each other clear int.
he flrthcI pin .'s, driven 10y force
hat were cider r.ar the hi is WI,
Hu5 be to stUud IrtW,ru >Urh Pas
! l.a-r
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FOR SALE.
LOTS.

We have over 100 lots for sale In all
parts Of the city, improved and
unimprOved business sites,
residence sites and farming
sites, for prices ranging from
$50 to 100000: some for cash
sales, some for installmcnt
sales and some for exchange.
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w A N T. S
@0@ @@00 q 0@@@
FOR SALE

Advertisements Under this Heading
One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad
Vertisements Inserted for Less Than
Ten Cents.
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e THE }
VAL BARRIER
N BY
/fSM\ REX BEACH
- =.
~ coPYRioarisoe sY HARPER BROTHERS
(Continued)
i coPYRiosrisoe. sY HARPER 8 BROTHERS

when was H,ac to ret about told
Alluna that must hr going. but NJ I
told her ! watched hrr fnrr mud saw
the sign wanted. The white girl had
clutchcd Mt her like she had nj mc. and
she couldn't give her M. 50 made a
decker with her old man. II took oil
the money had to buy that suuaw.
but knew the kiddlr must have n
woman's care, and the three Of us
started out soon after alone and broke.
since then we three have never rest.
cd. I left them once In Idaho and went
back to Mesa. riding all the way. most.
ly by night. but Bennett was gone.
He'd run down mighty fast after MGR.
ridy died TIL he had killing IN his
place. Instead Of stopping to face II
out the yellow In him rose to the sur.
face, and lie left before sunup. MS had
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04

For sale by Henson. Smith Il Co,
Ltd: HOLSTER Drug Co, Ltd:
Chambers Drug ", Ltd; Hilo Drug
Co: and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers,
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WANTED

Advertisements Under this Healing
One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad.
vertisements Inserted for Less Than
Ten Cents.
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HOUSES.

We can arrange to build houses on irs
installmcnt plan on lots nur.
chased from US by responsible
parties.
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COLLECTIONS

]. J. Byrne, for eight years employed
by the Metropolitan Meat Com
pany, Limited as it's collector, has
established a collection agency Mt
Room I / Campbell block. Merchant
street, Honolulu. Reference: q.
j. Waller. I2g2-lm