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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-02

"a Iadyf Grace of Mary, that Is drou!'
might have entertained. this fight dis
sipated then. He knew now-he knew
With a sharp cry of eXultation he
broke into a run. So did Hillard. PEG
pie turned and stared. but none sought
to intercept any of the runners. In
Monte Carlo there are many strange
scenes, and the knight Grant often
finds that his bump of caution has
suddenly developed. And there were
no police about; they were on the ca.
sino terraces or strolling through the
gardens.
Past the park the quartet ran. Then
came a stretch of darkness between
one electric lamp and another And
| then. as if whisked away by magic,
! the foremost woman disappeared. The
other halted. breathless. She started
again. but too late. The Italian caugh.
her roughly and quickly tore aside the
veil
kitty Killigrew" Hillard cried.
He sprang forward and grasped the
Italian by the shoulders The Italian
struck out savageiy. but Hillard seized
his arm. Each man could hear the
breathing of the other. quick and deep.
you meddling dogr' gasped Hillard.
.'Take care lest the dog bite, signor.
Release my arm and stand asidep'
Presently. Now. that way is yours"
said Hillard, pointing.
Are you certain?" the italian Kissed.
$50 certain that if you do not obey
me l shall call the police
II should like nothing better" re-
piled the italian. with GOODNESS which
dumfOunded HilIard.
do you know these ladies?'
"Do you?" insoleDtly.
MY knowing them does not mat
ter. But it is any gentleman's con
Germ when a man gives pursuit to a
lady who does notswish TO meet him."
"A lady? Grace of Mary, that is
droll.''
Hillard released the imprisoned arm.
There was patent raillery. a quiZzical
lnsolence which convinced Hillard that
the Italian had not given chase out of
an idle purpose.
I'VE shall meet again." the Italian
said softly.
81 hope not" replied Hillard frankly.
However, you may find me at the
Hotel de Londres."
The Italian laughed again. You I'M
derstand the language we'll" debating
ly.
And the people too" Hillard had
no desire to pass the time of day with
his opponent.
well. l have said that we shall
meet again. and it must be So"
And your hat, as well as mine, is
still in the casino. The night is cold"
The Italian permitted his glance to
wander over Hillard critically. He |
swung round on his heel and walked
rapidly down the street. Hillard |
turned to reassure Kitty. Kitty had
vanished!
Continued
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-02

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-02
The Lure of the
Mask
By HAROLD MAC GRATH

Copyrighted, 1903, by the Bobbs-Merrill Co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-02-20

The Cuban people never stood IN
greater need Of the good win and for.
bearance OF the citisens o. this re-
public than at the present erials IN
their national fortunes The Glrst real
experiment In Cuban Independence
begins now. Between those Cubans
who have cultivated American iaflu.
ence since 1888 and those Cubans who
have assumed this influence 10 be lr.
resiatible and antagonism useless
there has been little freedom for the
play Of autonomy In political thought.
II things went wrong America would
intervene; II an was well America
would reap the most benefit. Such
was the philosophy % some and che
fear Of perhaps the majority among
those natives who interested them.
selves In public AFFAIRS. America vas
putting the whole Cuba hbFs program
through. Criticism was either an.
grateful or useless.
Tho late President Palma's long en-.
lie from Cuba made him essentially q
foreigner. just as his residence IN the
United States made him an American
In thought Looked At dispassionate-
" By a thinking Cuban. Palma's was
an ''aust ted regime. nOtwilhstand.
Ing that the assistance was spiritual
rather than militant. implied rather
than expressed. whether It shah be
20 sink or TO make safe haSen. Cuba
win now paddle her own canoe" Ten
years Of peace and average prosperity
have put the nation in good shape for
the experiment Success IN that en-
pertinent win yindlcats the United
States theory Of what = prOtectOEats
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-02-20
NE CIV ELEOTION.

There Ii some talk OF candidates
for the coming city election, although
Il has not cryatalised and assumed
any definite form. The democrats
are divided on the question Of
party ticket. some taking the position
that the party should make the fight,
while others favor an Independent
movement. II Is different with the
republicans. the large majority Of
them favor putting up party ticket
on the theory that better admins
tration will result from the Offices be-
ing filled with men who represent q
party organization. because II will
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The people are interested In seeing
city council and mayor elected who
will be progressive and give them
something In return for the thous-
ands Of dollars paid into the treasury
10 taxes. II Ia an admitted fact that
the present administration has been
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provements are concerned, and there
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many thousands OF dollars that have
passed through the treasury. Occur
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and ought to discard village ways
and make public improvements w
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old wooden ones. streets should be
graded on a systematic basis for per-
manency, rather than TO continue the
policy Of grading and regarding the
same streets every year or two and
wasting the peoples money. and Of
ordering public improvements made
and then discriminating IN favor OF
the few. We want a public spirited
set OF oiiicials who will obtain per-
manent results for the taxes expend-
%. and II satisfactory showing IL
made in this way there would not be
90 much objection 20 the taxes. TO
stop this continual fiow OF taxes into
a channel that never gives any sub
atantial return will be one OF the
things which the people are going to
attempt to stop at the city election,
and to DO II they must elect a mayor
with extended business experience
and good judgment. who 10 not afraid |
70 do things for the good Of the city.
The time has gone by for placing |
donothing trimmer In the once 81
mayor aud II Is our belief that the |
best way to accomplish results IL by a |
nomination of party tickets on plat
form which the candidates will be-
required to respect. then the people
may secure something for their mon
ey,
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because II is going to DO built any
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Mary Herman, South Omaha. ..............2 %
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Robert Michel, Omaha. 20
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-03
IS CORRECTED
Carl R. Gray Has Not Been Elected
President of the Frisco Railroad.
WinchelI Gets the Place.
(Herald Specially


Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 3.-Local
officials of the St. Louis e San Fran
cisco railroad today received authentic
information from st. Louis correcting
the erroneous report that Carl R. Gray
had been elected president of the
Frisco B. L. Winchell, formerly pres
ideIt of the Rock Island Railroad
company, was elected president of the
Frisco, succeeding A. J. Davidson, at
the meeting of directors in New York
E F. Yoakum was elected chairman of
thu executive committee, and the COM
mittee is composed of Edwin Haw-
ley, B. L. Winchell, James Campbell,
Frank Trumbull, Thos. West and E.
V. r. Thayer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-12-03
STOLE A LOCOMOTIVE
Officials of the St. Louis and Sal
Francisco Railroad Conducting
investigation Today.
CHerald Specially

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 3.-officials Of
the St Louis and San francisco rail
road are today making thorough ID
vestigation to apprehend the persons
guilty of stealing large passen ges
engine near Sapulpa late last NIGH
sand abandoning It with tlle
apen afsl-st4sfl1l llle--sss..sl ll--4 -
without engineer or fireman. made Z
wild run from sapulpa to West Tulsa,
where it was captured. Danger warn
ings we're sent along the road and the
runaway engine was given clear
track. No accidents resulted and the
engine was unframed