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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01
CHAPTER VII.
a Jealous Woman's WARNING.


Suffering was written in deep lines
on Brachard's face. but another ey
preston. unaccustomed and but half
formed. was struggling there for mas
terry. II was suspicion. Bracharc had
shown his wife every tender considera-
ton for more than a year. He had
Teen generous, thoughtful, unselfsh
He had helped her mother and father
and their friends 10 afiluence. He had
respected her privacy at home AID
had exacted from her no show Of devo-
iion abroad. All of this he did IN the
belief that before such devotion her
aversion would soften. her impei.e-
table reserve melt away. Now IL
came over him that some other lEfiu-
ence must have come into the lite of
Anne Marie 70 cause her to persevere
In her hatred Of him.
Grace had purposely waited. in the
hone that she might bring about this
seemingly chance meeting with BTacn-
ard. She knew his passionate love for
his wife. and she counted on this 10
aid her in the first steps OF her cam
paigu To win back Govain.
4
MY poor friend" she said gravely
when Brnchard turned toward her
lie looked at her cynically. as he
read her thoughts In her face. flrdtng
there Of his fears.
You pity me-" hc asked. hale con
temptuously.
"A little" she replied Il am not
happy. either We are old comrades,
Jacques: fellow-sufferers, aren't we?'
"Yes. OF course"
All of this annoys me. II makes me
sad" Grace went on.
All what? -
We'll life isn't very nice affa''.
= tier all H. it," she answered eyasive-
~ Good night Jacques
She made n move toward the door.
AZ IN 10 go Brachard caught her arm
and heli her
Grace ~ frank Min me, he SAID.
more commandingly than pleadingly.
Is she deceiying me-
Who" Anna Marie ." Grace askel
- Scentinusd Tomcrror.l =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01

! "Oh. no. YOU have interested me
I deeply" she insisted 1T is when
{ you speak OF stocks and money tina.
/ | cannot follow you. Money has al
ways seemed ridiculous TO me; a sort
of grotesque divinity"
/ you calumniate il, Annette Money
Is a great thing am surprised that
! YOU who love great deeds and great
things so much should have such
! a poor opinion OF r,oney."
Il don't care for the great things |
can see, she explained. Il care more
for great things TO be attained like
people to do great deeds, not for the
glory Of 1t or even the pleasure. but
for nothing really. just 10 do them. "
Anne, would you like me TO give
up business Brachard asked eagerly.
To have nothing more 10 do with the
stock exchange or Egyptian copper or
any OF my enterprises?
What an idea" she exclaimed.
Il am ready TO do it for your sake. "
Are you mad. jacques"
Il assure you, Anne. IL it would
please YOU | would do it.
II wouldn't let you think Of doing
such a thing" she protested You
must continue your business; It Is
YOUR vocation. II was always your vo-
cation. But. OF course, you are only
testing. The time is passing ana my
head Is still aching. really must
She arose. but Brachard detsined
her. touching her arm and observing
that she did not draw away from him.
lie was intensely nervous, over
wrought and emotional He could no
longer repress his love-
"Im Unhappy" He Says.
MY dear Annette, | feel. now, that
J must leave you. the deepest emotion"
be said earnestly. 1T is such sor-
row, Annette"
"A separation OF two days. she
said lightly. thinking of Govain.
1T is because am not leaving with
quiet heart. When am away from
you. darling. am wretchedly ul-
happy"
Jacques, thought We we're nos to
speak any more of that she said
coldly.
II can't help it. Annette he saiG
advancing and catching
her wrist II worship you. ! cant
tell you how much love you. oil. An
cite, cant tell YOU.
He tried To draw her to hiu, 70
crush her to his breast. She struggled
and protested.
Jacques. | cntreat you. this = n
aiculous. lis absurd" she said
At that instant Grace RutherfordJ
one OF ,he last OF the guests. entered
quickly She stopped In surprise when
che saw Brschard struggling 10 bring
Anne Mare within his arms
"Tableau." she cried. You make
charming picture.
At the sound OF her hooking voice
Brachard released his wife. Anne
Marie quickly regained her scl:-pos- !
cssion
Now vou are punished she said /
c Brachard. laughing Stay righ .
where YOU are ! hope YOU have
sood crossing. and now soOd-bv. 7.
pill see YOU Thursday. Good.by I
,ood-by, Grace
She ran quickly out OF the roori /.
caying Brachard immoyable Grace Z
IS alkcd around and looked inQuiungi, =
lto his iacc 7
You are not laughing she saic /
wonderingly, A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01

ers or resolutions get out their
adding machines, oil them
" and get ready for business.
There Is a peculiar satisfac-
ton about making a good resolution,
more especially II one intends to break
IL at the earliest possible moment.
And then there is the added JOY or
breaking tin fact, the best part OF
a good resolution Is the sudden ending
OF it, SO perhaps all these resolves
should not be- taken too seriously.
President Roosevelt has resolved to
declare the Ananias club roster clos
cd. Also that he will send only two
more last messages to congress. and
that neither of them will be of more
than 200 words. Likewise that he will
shoot rhinos full OF lead for the sole
purpose OF increasing our knowledge
OF faunal natural history.
Mr.. Taft has resolved to hole out
la one every time. or he succeeds
he will abandon politics altogether for
golf, hut the chances are that he will
stick to bumblepuppyD N
u ID. Rockefeller has made mp his
mind To pay the government $4,000.
900 as q small expression OF his re-
gard. Further. he has decided to sub
sidize any persons wishing 10 estab-
fish independent oil companies.
Kaiser Wilhelm has resolved to
keep a perpetual seat on the water
wagon. and never, never to give out
another interview.
King Edwards mind is made up that
he will never again wear a green hat
with feather In IT,
Castro, OF Venezuela, has decided 10
settle down TO q quiet life. and has
also decided that he will never drink
more than half dozen quarts of
champagne at one meal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01

4.d7 cents; how does 1858 cents equal
i.61 cents, rs your talk indicates?
;. NOu say the Detroit United Rail
way is spending IA lot OF money in re-
pairs this year. For whose benefit
are they spending 1t?
4. Is It the running of electric cars
upon steel tracks that wears out pave
ments?
). If there were no car tracks on
Fourteenth. Sherman aud the Cross
town streets. who would pay for the
pavcments OH them?
JOHN G.. HEAL. -
i3g Stanton-ave, Dec. 81, 1908.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01
RECEPTION TO BE GIVEN
]. ]. CARTON IN FLINT

FLINT. Mich. Jan. IA public re.
cepiion will be rendered Hon, john
Jay Carlton. president of the constitp-
sioDal convention Of 1907, ~ Stone 5
optts house this afternoon The evs
ereiaes src ander the auspices Of the
Flint Improvement league The recep-
ticr indicates The high sstccm In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01

which Mr.. Carton is held by the peo.
pie of this city and elsewhere. The
Carton testimonial committee is com.
rosed OF Col " Burr. J. Dallas Dor
Howard " Fitzzersld, Fred A. Aldrlch
and Mark W stevens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01
The Truth No Mater
Wbom IT Helps or Hu,nA

Well. YOU are in another year
So sit down today and have talk
with YOURSELF.
Call YOURSELF OH the carpet
before YOU.
Let YOURSELF look YOU
squarely in the face.
And give YOURSELF a good
going over.
What did YOU do last year
YOU ought not to have done'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01
EDITORIALS BY THE PEOPLE

OF
Of
short write o from personal abuse
Nonrt lll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01

u Is probable that 5Oo.ooo feet or
pine pling. sunk in he RidesH. river
and lakes in C1na4l-S0 Years ago
when lumborlnc operations IN that
vicinity were beginning. Viii be- rajg.
ed and converted into paper pulp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01

Havana exported 14s.4e5.5sl cigars
from I'm ! TO Nov. !, an increase cf
about 10 per cent over the correspond
ing period last year,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01

There is nothing to laugh about"
said Jacques.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01
TURNING OVER
NEW LEAVES
Some New Years Resolutions OF
Prominent Men.
BY C.. q. QUINCY.

BY {. q, QUINCY.
r lust about this time the record
ers OF resolutions get out their
adding machines. oil them
" and get ready for business.
Thorn l. r,octiliar caficfac-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-01
The Friends Of Union Labor.

i39 stanton-ave,, Dec. 81. 1908.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30
WATCH GLOBE CROW
 NINE NEW BUSINESS BLOCKS
Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Co., ing Into Broad Street Property---Activity
 of Construction Unprecedented

With the hammer throughout not only the business dict but the residence we'll Globe is the midst building which form the aspect of ths entire city years
 half buildings a the which weeks being added the district makes the assertion that Globe without foundation of Easily building propositions sight in the business dst carried This does not nde the of but merely the the building When it consideration practically the structing brick livery equal not eclipse building its class the territory Sultan Brothers engaged putting bcsness office building ad joining the house the Gna bank building th quite and ths Globe Building preparing completion the office bnldng t the Dominion hotel easily be where good of this s175OoO be
 With the Amstr buildings Bailey other a and defrte buidng adjoining Globe disposition of the balance of this Is l
 addition the
 
 portion of the city and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30

iug camps with both these mining towns. Their populations have increased accordingly. They are deemed worthy of bold face type on the maps. They welcomed the trolley lines with open arms. They have "arrived' in con sequence. The companies do their part by keeping their section of the street in repair, and by paying the usual taxes laid on corporate property.
 The advantage of a trolley line. to Globe can hardly be exaggerated. Be- yond increasing local property values, it would lead, naturally, to branch lines to Miami and Copper Hill, A large number of people having interests in those directions would find homes at Glohe within easy reach of their work.
 Granted that this Is all true, would it not be expedient to waive few points in the interest of bigger and better Globef The real estate men think 80. Many men in other lines of busi- ness are of that opinion. The needs of the city seem to justify it.
 Globe is emphaticaily not "boom" town. It is, however, enjoying steady and comparatively rapid growth. The values of real estate have doubled in the past three years. But the sudden fluctuations in land prices that eharac- terize the mining towns of some sec tions are not experienced here. The
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30

large areas of mineral wealth that sur. round it insure it's stability and guar antee its future prosperity.
 In the outlying sections of East Globe, the "Old Ballground" and that part of West Globe just beyond the railroad tracks, residence property is selling steadily. The greatest demand in real estate circles at present is for dwellings at moderate cost and on easy terms, which is a good indication, for it is the home buyer of moderate means that makes up the citizen body.
 In the business quarters the erection of buildings for offices and stores is going steadily forward. The Gila Val ley Bank & Trust Company bui,ding is nearing completion. The new post office building will be most imposing.
 Work for the Amster building to be located on the Hamill corner will be begun at once.
 A second Amster building will be built soon at the corner of Broad and Bailey street and has already been leased for restaurant purposes.
 Provisional plans are being drawn for several other business buildings which should become certainties within few days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30
Jones 6 Son


 The new Jones building at Broad and Oak streets is rapidly nearing compile ton and. at the present rate of progress should be ready for occupancy within 8 month.
 Not only is new and substantial building being erected on the Broad street frontage of the property, but the work has taken in two old structures in the rear, which have been faced with brick and will be thoroughly over. hauled and repaired, giving the entire, corner practically new structure.
 The second story of this building will not be finished at the present time, but the demand for office rooms will prob. ably make this work necessary within few months.
 Shute & Higdon
 Remarkable progress has been made on the new livery barn of Shute & Higdon, opposite the Majestic thester.
 Tn less than month, work on this building has progressed to point where it will take but short time to complete 1t. The walls are up. The roof practically in place and while the work of putting up the exterior has been in progress, much of the inside work has been done. The stalls are nearly all in place and portion of the second floor finished.
 Gila Valley Bank
 Only the non.arrival of the fixtures for the new Gila Valley Bank & Trust company'g building at Broad and Mes quite streets prevents the speedy com pletion of the work.
 The interior has practically been fin ished, as tar as the work of the plas teIers and floor layers is concerned. It may be a month, however, before the fixtures arrive. It will be matter of only a short time after that to in stall this equipment.
 Sultan Brothers
 The new Sultan building will begin to make it's appearance above ground within few days, from the rate at which work is progressing. The foun- datiQn. for the south half of the struc- . ture fs'in place and work has been com menced on the south wall. ; Work on this building will neces- , sarily be a;trife slow, as it will be nee essary to use the old building until ; the south half of the new structure IS sufficiently complete to permit it's use 1; for the Sultan store. < . Postofice {. Preliminary work has already been commenced on the new postofice bu ld- ing, which will be erected by the Globe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30

Building company, the incorporation of which was completed few days ago.
 A cess pool is being excavated and the concrete ditch, which confines the waters of Mccormick wash. repaired. Work on the foundations win probably start during the present week.
 The postofiice building will be 50 by ll0 feet in size, two stories ir height, with some 5000 feet of floor space for the postofliee department. It is probable that the second story will not be finished at the present time, although this work can be done at any time it is found necessary.
 Amster's Projects
 The old Amster building at Broad and Bailey streets will be vacated Tues day and the work of tearing down the old structure will begin at once.
 As the space on the first floor has been let and the tenants are anxious for their new quarters, the work of erecting the new building will be car ried on ss rapidly as possible.
 On the second Amster building, at Broad and Oak, work will be com menced at once, the contract having been let to R. W. Grabe. It will be of brick, two stories in height, with two business rooms on the lower floor and office rooms above.
 Empire Thsatsr While actual work on the Empire theater, which will adjoin the present Iris theater, has not been commenced as yet, the promoters assert ttat it will be a matter of only short time before this work is under way.
 This theater will have seating ca pacity of about 800, with balcony, boxes, and number of loges. The stage will be 25 by 40 feet in size, large enough to accommodate any attraction that may come here for several years. | The interior will be handsomely fitted up, making very commodious and ! comfortable play house.
 Harrington Building While no contract has been let as yet, Mrs. Carrie E. Harrington is plan ming to erect new business block vn Broad. near Cedar. The building will be about 50 by 100 feet in size, two stories in height and modern in every detail.
 Other Work in Sight
 Tentative plans have been drawn for number of other business buildings, details of which the promoters are not ready to announce as yet and it is prob able that the enormous amount of new building which is now on will continue throughout the year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30
Before Buying a Piano

Call up Redewill at the Dominion and get his figures. He is the manufactur. er's representative for Weber, yose, Chicker.ng, Stenway, Steck, Wheelock, Stuyvestant, Auto-piano, etc, pianos and pianos. Piano tuning by Victor Redewill Graduate tuner of New England Conservatory, Boston.) Leave orders at the Dominion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30
UNITED DRUG COMPANY.

A fine line of toilet articles, soaps, perfumes and face creams.
 Prescriptions carefully filled. Prompt service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30

Big dance May 29 at preamland given by Knights of the Maecahees.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-30

Preliminary work has already been commenced on the new postoffice bu Id ing, which will be erected by the Globe
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-06
The Facts About Pe=ru=na.

Puna alcoholic disguised possible Peruna
substitute for whkey Do people Peruna and 1t as tody
thing any the
sofPena beverage remedy
doses considerably than the bottle Would the result
be alcoholic noxan7 Nothing the Let try it and see
Peuna medical quite heavily loaded with ged
% eject M On. a n these .
and We know that Peruna cannot be used beyer-
liquors We guarantees that NO CHEAP wHisKEY
Oh ANY OTHER WHISKEY, for that matter
,olve drugs
Pruna prohibit beverage would be the easiest thing the
PRINTED on Bottle has been said ever and again that
challenge chemist demonstrate
has masng knowledge of chemistry purchase
whether whkey bebs Of
ingredients of Peruna but there gre
least four other medicinal ingredients To be chemist could
y,s Psrsns as to able to identity the various This
that Psruna heavily loaded with medicinal ingredients of kind
why repeated y
easily Demonstrated Simply because continued hostility toward Pc
M the cheap
by of the medical profession Probably
refted would to be in order for people
fairness and common sense in the matter
subebs he telling lie absolute shood Most intend speak
the truth But the prevalent habit Of repeating other peoples
cay these false things about Peruna
AND SATARnH REMEDY any other good
Of those doses will produce drug effects
therefore up to every person quit making statements
concerning acknowledge that he repeating ISLANDERS
that If taken in large enough doses it win operate as Booze II people
simply repeated such statements
would believe them
such statement Oil than would
takes Puna knows that such statements
oSss on the vaudeville stage for any one who
truthful saying again this Orepeaed falsshOod
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-06

biblical drhama has a saints head cut
on because she is in love with him
an thin does a dance in front lv tn
head. II Is a pretty conceit an
charmingly depicted. will say
nawthin' about what she wore an |
have now described her costume. But
| didn't think Nv hiatt was all so
graceful, so artistic, tn POETRY Nv
motion.
I'm sorry f'rgot me opry
glasses. TIL next time | 90 III get
a front seat an take along a tilly-
scope .Ye bet | viii. But there was
nawthin' vulgar about IT, Not a
thing. Win tn great artist come
out an began to hop the man set
tim next to me, a man not aisly
moved be tn higher things Nv life,
give me a dig In tn ribs with hts
elbow an whispered; I'll risk wan
eye on It. anyhow" But it's no use
thryin' to describe II to ye'er vulgar
mind, Martin. We don't understand
Art. says he. 4 understand, Ho-
gan says /.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-06

tn dus; out w it befure they put It
on.
"Th' play? I didn't pay much at
tintion to that. got tn plot firm
what IN servant girl said while dist
in OF tn furniture in IN first act
an | knew how Il wud come out.
Hogan YEAS IN mortal terror that tn
william wud marry tn heeroyine. but
me an tn hired girl knew he WAS
married already.
Its a great play said Hogan
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-06

The fastest and most exciting game
OF basketball ever played in the city
league was last night when the Chess,
Checker and Whist club and the HigA
school teams had a keen fight. Height
and weight were great odds against
the plucky school lads. but the Chess
team only won the game by the score
of 80 to 20. when the team has won
nearly all OF its games by much
larger scores. In the second half the
High school team made eleven scores
TO six OF the Chess team, which is the
first time that the c. c. & w. quintet
has -been defeated in any half. In .he
firsrhal the game stood "a to IA.
During the first half the c. c. & w.
players scored eleven goals from the
field and two fouls, while the High
school scored two goals from the field
and four fouls. In the second ha,f
the Chess team scored one goal FROM
the field and four fouls. but the High
school scored four goals from the
field and three fouls. That the High
school team should put up such 4
good game against heavy odds was
the surprise OF many spectators. ami
even the c. c. & w. rooters we're en-
thusiastic for the team work.
For both teams every player exert
ed himself. Evans. of High school.
played hard. and was put out twice
for few minutes. Terrell did ex-
ceptional work as guard, while Hen
neberger, of the Chess team. did nice
work.
The second game was between the
Elks and the Light and Power teams
and was captured by the Elks by the
score of "a to ~. The game was an
exciting one. and despite the fact that
the Elks led all the way the l.. & p.
boys we're game and did not out
until the referee said so. The first
half of the game ended to IL IN
favor of the B. p. o. E. Several
difficult baskets were thrown.
The teams lined up: c. C. & W.
singleton, center: r. Fisher and Put-
year. forwards; w. Henneberger and
St John. guards. High School
King, center; Evans and Browning.
forwards; Sills and Terrell. guards
Elks--Goodman. center: Sutton aud
II. Henneberger, forwards; Daley and
Warren. guar Is. L. & P.-lW. Fisher.
center; Ogilvie and Young. forwards;
Rayburn and Simpson. guards. Ths
officials were: Elliott. referee; Lydon.
umpire; Kelley, tlmekeeper; Hatfield,
scorer.
The knights of Columbus have
from the league and nov
to the finish the league will have five
teams. Six more games will be played
and then the season will end April | |
Next Tuesday night another double
header will be played between two
teams. which have not been anil
nounced.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-06
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