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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

9ernbaneulptte. Baagrunb al Eaas
aen fpper to Sernbanetos iamu,en paa
Spofteen. Glere perioner bleu Iaaret,
BE- ct Gate Sbore & Mi@isan SOutbern
% ct @bicaao @od SslanD & Yae:fe
Cog ifpbte iamnten ner @eif Torty.
fourth Street.
. Beage Cog itulbe pare ueb XaSaQe
Street Stationen &lotten 7:44, men
par paa @runb af Eaasen liot fori1ntet.
Gate Sbore Eoaet git fbrH os 1rats
etter tom Hod Jslaao Noset % ftsbte
mob BET feritneunte Cog.
glmbulancer % Yolitipoene Tom til
Stebet o9 peebe be Saarebe MsRRence.
Tlers af pasiasererne blep tueFet al
iiuilaaebe gtnbusruber. Tlere 2e9er /
Nerbeben pcebe osiaa Asiftance. Sc
mef faarebe bleu ienbt til 6ospitaler.
Napnefortegnelie oper btsie forelaa lite,
ba Btabet git Presien. De minbre
tpafebe tos Sporuosne til fine 9iem
Sobn Ntepers. 1851 Union MDe., en-
Rlerer at en- Riebposn, bleu betpbelis
toeffet, ba en- Sporpo9n itebte mob
bans Roen pda. 8eit Tortietb % BaIs
lafks @5treets e5porpp psnen tou / sfulb
Tart, men paaarunb al Eaagen, iaa
lite Weper Sporpo9nen. Denne par
fplbt til fife Ylab8 at Yasiaaerer %
fere al bisie bleu fueltet al neofalbenbe
@lasruber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

Walib nermer fis Tanslet. MppeIs
retten opretboloer Diltrittsrettens Dom
oper ben faQetsoe Banter. Det beepn
ber at fe mere og mere baabIeif ub for
Jo5n 81. Walib, Cen tibli5ere mestise
Tprlte ! Gbicagos TinanBperben. Sc
6orenebe Staters Nppelret bar opret=
bolbt Diltrittsrettens Dom. Den qamle
6inonsmanos ensite 9aab ON at unosaa
en- @eue Sort Qeeuenportb bltsser uu !,
at Nppelretten lfuloe ftabe paa at foran,
-ore Mening, euer at Sc Joreuene eta
ters 6eieiteret taser Ra al bans Saa.
Det beber MI, at be tortalone gtenter
paa ben fore Nots lite ptl bliue betalt
forelobis. De fiQebe @aran!ier pil
bliue ouertaset al ct 59nbttat. % man
oil fo,fgse at rsbbe iaauibt n1ullg STE
ltsrns af Walibs tiOlIgere uspye Toyz
niue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

&otnbe ertIerer fig ffplois ! Suos
bruo- Des Moines ben lite Ottober.
Gfter at baue ertIaret fta ffplois ! Snb.
brub ten Butte i Woobbine, Soma,
= 6lep Mrg Mnna 2ino, 8 Mar aan,nlel
og Wober til Ct IA Waanebers 9dms=
melt Barn, bpmt til gustbus paa ube.
ffent, op til 10 Iars Glib. Sun blep
opmt Xo9an, 6uor bun Dor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13
SO Nerfoner brebt. gn @rubeetss

ploltont eaopfmitb, 9, g, tyifer man,
.ee Mano Qiuet. 2abpimitb, 9. g.,
&c DIT 90 % treoiDe @rubenrbet,
bere latte Ntuet til isaar gBelltnetrn
aompaniets @ruber Der I Narbeoen ION,
TeIge at en- @tbplofon. Mtten Sig e
truttet trem bibtil. Ebon1as 5islop,
ION Flap tra BET meb 2,Det, saus sfeIsenbe
8eitriuelie af uIptten:
vSe9 arbeioeoe ian1t,ea meb ierten
Manb paa fpri1e Mfbeling, ba pi bprte
en @tsplpiton. Bore 2anper 1lurnebe,
% ri fob ct Dieblit. Il Mgrtet. Den
bebbrtneenee forte camp bolbtgpaa at
tuRIe os, .ioet ut banebe os Bei inb |
2euel 30. $. Ser buttebe fem al Uteus
tene unber, % ri iflsnte, at @asien
baube tpalt BEN. Wi, io,n eubnu bar
tlipe, bleD iuasere og iuasere, % for
pore Drer lob BET ion, Qpbeu al Euien
Erommer.
81 opgap tllilut alt Daab % latte os
neb % uentebe paa &gben. Men fda
bsrte pi ct Jtaab, % Sormanben See
Sbam og Dapibion, Jon nil1ebe fin
,Ssn ueo ulptten, tom inb % reooebe
os.
Ser er insen Brauo @ruben, % bet
pentes, at Mrbeibet pil bIi sienoptat ON
en- l1ae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

2anblotteri. - Wibnat neuem forr.
Sanbas % Mauoae beqgnbte yesifres
rin9en tor bet fore 2anbiotitri, iom ON
nosle Tiger ifal .finoe Steb paa Snbia.
nsrlano paa @bepenne tog Stanbins
0&od &sisruationerne I zspo Datota.
NesiI1rerin9en parer til 23oe Dttober,
% &ontorerne beIbes I ben Eib aabne
Dag og Seat, mso unbtagelie al @pn=
bag. Nesiireringen tan ife I Mos
bsio9e, ben Bp, Der lisser naruef Ne,
lerpot'onerne, pla Tloobrseben lise ouer:
for bet aobneos 2anb. 'sentuioere 2ez
Beau, Der ligelebes lieser peo Mlsiouri,
s Wtil fra 2anoet, / 2emon, l6 Wf.l
pslt for 2anbet, Yierre, Mbetbeen og
8ismard, Der liseer en- 2f1anb af fra
SO til 100 Wil betfra. Deb Rontorers
mes Nobning baube ber aqerebe inbfun>
bet fig mango 2anbipsere, % Eilfrpm.
ntuasn uentes at bliue meset flor I 2pbet
al be nermeite Dase.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

3outs 8. Stenseaarb beD en- Manb,
iom for ct Snes Nar Eben breu en- Jfeal
Gltate Eorretnins 81. paul. San
sioroe Ronturs % bar antlaset for
6alltneri. San remte ba fra 6u!tru
og Bprn os man bgrte tntet mere til
BAN, tpr Sennen Gborpalb forleoeu Rt
opiporet BAN ! galabeua, GAL. buor
bar nu briper en- itor Gru9tfarm % er
rig. Stammen 0uer at ban Zig baube
forlaot fta Gamilie baube bolot ban, til>
base fra at giue fig tiItienbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

8rpasernes 6oriuar. Ds8 Mbines
ben LITE 0ttober. Sa3fsrsre for be
fornemite BSpgserisr / 5''ien bar last
Ylaner til at perne ON 8,psserforret>
niuseu, iout er bleuet betpbelia tnoitrens
tet fom Tslse af be nplis uebtasne
Moon % Bennett Youe. Sasfprerne
raaber alle Brpasere os Sfienteuerter
/ Staten til at bolbe i,a iirenst til 60,
pene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

@aI9enbumor. EensieIsbtrefteren It'll
en- nplis tnbiat Straffause): u@r De
auerebe ber isien! % femten Mars
Strafarbeioel De tcmuer pel albriQ
mere ubenfor bisIe Wure!" r.~s .
6anseu: .Stte iaa farIist meb bet,
ST. Direttpr! Seg baube alliseuel iaa
imaat teatt paa at Faa mts til 80 mso
bet Ferite." "
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13
te ban betienoe for Roniulen, Raptei
men % bet beie Raab. at bet uar mig,
fnt11 rnr hen her Il 1nhe Innt 9GInt1pr fnf

- g"' SS>ls1sSS$} 49, OSVtt ISAhkuS OtupASA
men D bet boie Naab. at bet par mig,
iom par ben, Der baube last Planer tot
at MARIE belle Manbfabet, for paa ben
Waabe at fene Benqe paa buer Mono,
iom tunbe lanblattes. Qeftetne par
bisie, at ttlifob ban, ituloe ban ueobliue
at faa Tin 6pre, euers itulbe ban nll
uRre n,eo gtibet to Mar Tor insen Be.
talius. 6ereno leg eaar utbere min
Torteutng, uil leg meooe!e at min unge
Setter en- Mften fortalte mig, at ban
bapoe befent Zig til at ran,me. Sss
fraraabeoe bau1> os aouarebe BAN, for:
taIts bam Tolserne af en- iaaban 9anble.
maaee, os bab bam at opsiue laabaune
Eanter; % ba leg fori1oo at bet lite
bialp meb bet gobe, truebe ies bam meo
at nu piIoe &op!etnen faa bet at pioe.
3nn bao mig oa, iom en- Sle9tnius %
Barnoomsuen lite at 9iore bet; os nu
par leg filter paa, at ban baube ilaaet
Hemningen uo al boueoet. Com leg
ltober ueo Wiooa9sboroet tommer min
Ben @uenifen inb % meobeler mig, at
ban hauoe ueret ombor6 / bet norite
Tu!ori9serftib, os Der par Get bam fors
talt at to unge Uieub lab I Mrreif, %
at T9tteren al Ell al De un9e par ip9t
efter al PoIitiet. San foritoo meb en-
Sang at bet par mig. % nu uil leg
sioe big bet Gaao, at bragg oper paa
ben anben Gioe at 6looen, os siore big
a(palig. uns, JON leg par. fortiatte
leg meb min Miboaa, tog bet sanfe 70:
lis reilte ittt ouer paa ben anbeu Gioe,
tenbte min enable % iorIoo oerpaa
Boaroingbuiet. Wleb Ell saafe ro!is
Samoittisbeo tentte leg / nit Snbre:
Romme buao, iom tomn1e pil. Seq
forlfoo nu, at @ituationea uar libt
mprt, iaa Stpe: 9ori3onten; os iom
leg ilensenbe meo no9le &amn1erater
fom uo fra en- plats, ipnsenbe paa en-
Semanosiane; meoer nj Rapteinen paa
2optie. 6aa topper, iaa slorbe leg.
Dar: fer paa mig % n1eb en- 9o1me uc>
brpoer bau: Rnut Bull utlbe rpmme,
% ou er @tylo bert, % MI Fal hu faa
pibe. boob bet er at narre Tolt ilanb.
seq bprte pad BAN, t0et ban uo6fis mig
as noltielbebe mig paa en- u,inbre enb
en- pen Maaoe; os lite Tibet forunbret
bleu ban, ba ban iaa bpor fnuleube 70:
list Nec1fs iperen tog bet, ban lom
tisnote nit @en!pt fra fer al; % uIofs
buar lioet bet tos for at fette nit Blob
/ Cog ben Eio, leg uar ambcrb 2opiIe,
os ba ban I'll lut par faroiJ. bleu ie9
ltaaenbe og slo bam lise MnRstet,
ipur9te bam laa, ON ban lite baube
mere eesn at ueeie opsr en- un9 @ut,
ON bauoe 9iort boao bet fob I bans
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

gu iuurris &stsias. gn e5tolele,
rettnbe Sbetioan, Penn., 2ueqa 2om:
tteue4, bar aulast Sag mob 3piltoIes
btiipter 9rof. Carl Neeo for brubt
@gteitabsl9ite. Sun paaltaar af Sors
% @rammelie at baoe tabt 25 punb
gest os ipser en- Staoeseritatnins al
ss2b. DOC, fparenbs IL 81, 900 pr Bnnb
.aft bpab bun bar tabtsI Sub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

Sitter | I'm Sag, vEsr leg ipsrse.
buab bat Sc at uuberbolbe en- TamiIie
r1eb, pr. 2eitnant?" ipurste en- rig
@rosierer en- uns Manb, oer aabolbi
ON bans Datters 9aant. "
vTor ueruerenoe iusenttns," iuareoe
2'itnanten, -men min tiltommeut
Sptsertaoer er meset uelftaaenbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

Oscar 8p9lanb, en- 16,Narina, iou
nu rpnner en- @lepatpr @rant Torfs.
uil efter Torlpoeube arue $500, 900 fra
lin Bebiietar s. .. Bp9lano &ril1ia:
uia. @utten fal rifle til Norse for al
traHe @amlin9en on, uulist 2ipe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

= 2utberan Publiibins 9ouie, Des
corob. Sowa, bar ienbt Yafor 1ases
rupsNisisn, unbeltpoo subsl af Sp'
ntoens Salmsbos, reu,oeret, ubsoue,
tiselebes enoel @briiiian 9pmns til
MnuenbelIe / WtIs1toueu,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

EDnsbers. 22os Sept. s Mnleb:
ming al Dampifibet Ebobe Taaeluno"'
@runbifsoains paa ben auitralife Rpf
ifior bar SEtbets 6erer, &aptein Mse:
1up, b1sle Dase mpbt for Mebooms
ret bsr. San tienbtes itplbis % ibpm
te5 en- BoO paa Ct. $50 os &r. IS
Sassomtoitninaer. De Sastunotgt
uotaIts Ct ban hapoe brnat tor Iioe
s&art, os at Wanpuringen matte fses
at uere nosen Grab uastIom.
Raptein M9erlip er ru zen Manb BEN
imoo be i,rti Aar. s 1882 par bar
&aptein paa 8artlt,bet &ebetta, %
l1seblaoets &eoatter par ba 2oen 5tpr:
manb omboro i Rebetta. Qan par ben:
gang en ubmRttet flint os paa amm'
Glib fotiiati9 Spmanb. Set ct sanf'
let tor Sa3tpnoise at Fobe biemme oe
bpmme laaoanne Eilfeloe; men at unb;
saa @runb1obainser, bet er lite altio
laa uunoeaalts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

ntgfte paa Sgen. 6ra Bbilabels
pbia meloes Eirsbass, at oEt norifs
Damplfib u@srs" torulpttebe yprbaes
l6 WiI ube paa epsu. Off al Sc:
iatuinsen brutnebe, % ipu tkboebes
ltfte DisbItt. s0e bleu bragg IND Ill
philadelphia os er nu bsribn norlfs
Ronluls Voretest. @eres forlon
Pbilabelpbia Trebass meb enSNabnin9
&ul til Sagua 1o@raube, Ruta, % %
ben ie'lehe uo al Dela1parebualsn ram<
tes Ten al l1ueir. l1o for Wtata Quar=
ter Byr, ba fun tire Wauo uar paa Oct.
tet. raulmsoes Damperen at e,1 polbiom
8plse, % fere fulate efter. faa ben
mart faltebes oper paa ss5i iosts pa i|a1.i
Tort tfter. 81 fpu Ulaab bIso optaget
% brast eano af ben brittle Camper
i Wrroyo".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13

9uilau 6 Brobers, en- at @sica3os
melt peltienbte iuenifs Bors5re, afgit
DsD Dpben Trebaa asls on ban mso.
lin 6amilie itoo ! 8es st.b n1eo o5o1 foreta>
&c en- @eile ,nnbt q, ben. l5an bgbe
=af g slaa'ilfaloe Dan bar 81 4ar
san.ulel
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13
.6r. Mebaftp; !!

ST.. Neoattp;
Sfs oil isuoe=en 81 Tor 1asbIaeet for
ct Mar. Dst er t1u ire l1ser fiben leg
Com bio i'll alberta % bar itte faaet
1seblaoet % bet e fac sIansiomt at ie9
lite Tan pare bet foruben Iaasere..
g. 9. Dsegaaro,
W1estin9 Greet, Mlbs1ta. Ga.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-10-13
Sen 1torife 2t,,terit je.

@oIt seebera, Mobile, NId. 81 hbar tess
net l, 900 gttier til 81 900 ouars 3
ben norifsau,erttanlfe Ddmpil SLIME.
Mr iceberg e en- Of be IebfnoE Stibs:
me9'sre % Rsbere ueb @olffp9f 40 % en-
al be mef iuefynbiae gornianoI | Mmes
rita | DampFibsfotr y, Dsn Be-.
tpseIise capital, ban lattef Gortta.
seaoei piler, at ban bar iHferI Ero paa,
at ben npe Htnle pil Isune ia.
EilFutninsen ! Norae bltr fSsre %
ltprre, efteriom almsnb bsoer faas gib Ill
at iette itg inb / Blanen og sf1eterne
for 2inisn. 8labet uRpfen oplpier
berom I'm foite uosaue u. a.a:
IS 2ebet at be fbHe Daseer Der Der
! Yanbet tesaet betpbeIise BeIeb Ill b,n
norlte Mmeritalinie.
@nopibere noterer ri meo EilIrebsbeb,
at @eeierinsens 5tiuine til shgen bar
foranbret fig boi @rab til be- bebre.
l1benrigsminiiferen bar auersbeIor LEM
ssre Glib Fben ! gambling spilt Ain sobe
gilis til at iubfri be 2pItsr, 1alt gap
unoer Sasens Bebanbting Ntoribins
get. statsraoo abren. ION na bar ben
ii! 8ebanblins, bar piitnof altlb ! GIG.
beb meo eutelte andre 9fesiernss ssmeb,
lemmer, interesieret l1s Tor ben, %
Statsminiiterea, iom til sn 8ssgnbelie
par meaet imob Blaneu, fpness t1lt q,
bape foranbret bolbnin9.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-01
CLEVELAND PRIEST
NOW A BANKRUPT
Father McMahon'S Troubles
Date From Fidelity Fund
ing Company'S Failure.

CLFF GLAND. Ohio. AoriI There is
no great surprise shown here today
ever the fling of a voluntary petition
IN bankruptcy by the Rev. William Nc
Mahon, pastor Of St. Bridgets Catr Ole
church, and editor OF the Catholic Uni
verse. Father Mcmahon in his petition
shows total liabilities Of S159l,14164 His
assets aggregate S75.2O7.0s, of which
*H,SD IS in real estate. Secured claims
amount to 1916, 925.73, unsecured claims
S@h.-VL9l, and commercial paper $185,91S
II is said that the Catholic Church will
lose nothing, but that the petition is
personal
rather McMahon's connection with p.
J. kieran. and the fact that he was a
director Of the Fidelity Funding Com
pany OF New York, now in the hands
81 receiver, both tended to make
CieNelahd bankers and business men
lear some such crash as came when ne
uled hls petition 1t was the failure If
the tldelity Funding Company and the
uOHhlaIt OF kieran that worked the
bankruptcy OF Father Mcmahon
Almost every banking institution in
Cleveland holds some of the liabilities
mel TONED In the secured claims. Among
some OF Inc large secured claims are:
Sdineghe trust Company, New York
$zSl,Zoo-1s Guarantee Title and Trust
company, Pfttsburg, s1S5, 600; Society for
savings. Cleveland. S235, 600; Third Ma
tlonaI Bank. Buffalo. 81 200
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-01
CHAPTER XXI
oPINIoNs DTFFER.


r. ROM the police station Steve
- Clayton went directly 10 the Of
flee of Darlington & Sons, with
the object Of making a thorough
inspection OF the scene Of the murder.
Detective Pea o6Gy was good enough
to accompany t;m and, at a word from
him. the two uniformed policemen who
had assumed charge OF the office pend
ing the arrival of the coroner, allowed
Clayton 70 enter and 10 puruse his in
vestigation with perfect freedom.
At first this was barren OF results.
Clayton examined the body Of the dead
man. scrutinized the office furniture and
pried into corners in the hope OF finding
some clue favorable TO his client
Peabody STOOD regarding these pro-
ceedings with ar amused smile.
GO ahead, Mr. Sherlock Holmes.
make good job Of it," he said ban
teringly. Don't fail to examine the
ceiling. Maybe there's good clue
there And take careful note Of the
fact that the office carpet ie green.
That ought TO he a significant circum-
stance. Have roU noticed, too. that
there's a door 10 this room. I hope
you haven't overlooked such an impor-
tant fact as that?''
Ignoring tlIis sarcasm Clayton kept
right on with his work At length lie
turned his attention 10 Frank Barring
toms desk.
II was an ordinary roll-tOp desk, open
and Uttered with business papers. etc.
Clayton kmelt and peered under the
desk, whereat the detective remarked:
Gee whiz, you certainly ere determined
to make A thorough jOO Of II. What
The dickens do YOU expect TO find down
there2'
But his banter ceased a. CLAYTON
jumped quickly to his feet with an ex-
cited cry. In his hand he held a WON
ans brown leather handbag.
Look at tins! he exclaimed. See
the silver Initials on this bag-IA II.
That's Laura Hamilton. OF course. IT'S
her bag, and / found il here.
by jove. Tou nave actually sue
ceeded IN finding something my partner
and l overlooked when we made our
investigation declared the detective.
with generous approval. We'll done.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-01
MADE SOUND AND WELL
BY 8 SETS OF CUTICURA

My trouble began about three years
ago with little black Swellings scattered
over my face and nec& They would
disappear but they wound leave little
Diack scars that would itch at times so
l couldn't keep from scratching them.
Larger sWeilngs would appear in the
same place and they were so painful I
could hardly bear IL and my clothes
would stick to the SORES The first
doctor L went to said the disease was
scrofula. but the trouble only got worse
and spread. By this time it was all over
my arms and the upper part Of nv
Dody ID big Swelilngs as large as a dollar.
IL was so painful that could not bear
60 lie on my back at night The second
doctor pronounced nv disease inlam-
nation OF the Emphatic glands. He
stopped the swellings, but when they
would break the places would not heal.
He tried everything that he could bllt
to no effect. He said / might be cured
but IL would take long time bought
a set OF the Cuticura Remedies and used
them according to directions and in Iess
than week some of the places we're
nearly well. / continued with the CIiti-
cura Remedies until / had used three
sets, and now / am sound and well.
The disease lasted three years from ths
time il commenced until I was cured.
Before Christmas something broke out
on my seven year old brothers hands
in the form Of large sores. tried every
thing / could think Of but TO no effect
until happened TO think OF Cuticura
and one application cured him Also.
not long ago, my sister got q bad burn
on her ankle. have been using CUT
cura on that and it gave her scarcely
any trouble %. L. Wilson, Puryear.
Tenn, Feb s, I9Os.'
Warm baths with Cuticura Soap, gen
tie anointings with Cuticura Ointment
and mild doses Of Cuticura Pills, afford
immediate relief and point TO a speedy
cure Of torturing. Cisfiguring huT- -
Of the skin, scalp ami blood Of infaass,
children and adults, when all else fails.
CuticUra Soap C25cl 20 Cleanse the skin Cutscura
Ointment t50c0 20 Heal the Skin and Cuticur1
Resolveut (5OcO Tor IN the orTn OF Chocolate Coated
Pills. 25e- per vial Of SOD 70 Purify the Blood sold
throughout the world. Potter Drug Il Cheu1 Cord.
Sole Props, Boston Mass.
z1-Aa1led Free. CutIcura Book &C skin Oisessss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-01
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Wilbur Leslie. employed IN the jewelry
arm of Darlington d sons. finds between
the leaves OF public library book, the
photograph OF beautiful girl. whom he
determines to seek out and win. His
friend, Steve Clayton, lawyer and amateur
detective. promises to help him. The next
day. while Leslie is gazing fondly on the
picture at the Office. Arthur harrington.
the junior partner. first asks him whether
ne knows the original and then demands
the photograph. which Wilbur declines TO
surrender. a day or so later the original
turns up In the shape Of the new seen-
ographer. Laura Hamilton hired By Frank
harrington. without the knowledge OF ms
brother. She tells Leslie that she mas
not sat for a photograph In ten years. ana
then he discovers that he has lost the one
he is sure must have been taken OF her
Escorting her TO her home in the out
skirts OF Brooklyn. he notices that they
are followed by a tall man with dark
beard. who the girl tells him. has been
trailing her for the past week
Owing to this fact. Laura : father pre-
sents her with a pesrl-handled revolver.
and is amazed when Arthur harrington
asks for her hand In marriage Leslie.
made miserable by the devotion OF the
couple. trails Arthur and ViHainous
Italian who calls on him, and overhears
enough TO convince him that the con-
templated marriage is only part % a plot
90 entrap the girl for some dark purpose
Meantime Frank harrington finds $4,000
worth or uncut diamonds missing, diScoV-
ers them in Laura's hand bag and SENDS
Leslie for the police to have her arrested.
Protestingly. Wilbur starts out. but,
feeling that the whole thing is plot to
get him out of the way. turns back. ana
on reaching the Office again finds no one
fhere-only Frank harrington stretched
dead on the floor with a bullet hole
tbroug7 his heart and a pearl handled re-
voIver lying on the desk. This ana
tortoise shell comb he discovers on the
floor he thrusts into his pocket, where
upon Arthur appears and .ntimates TO De-
tective Peabody and a policeman who are
called in that Wilbur Leslie Is guilty OF
the crime.
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I'm not so sure of that" retorted
Clayton quietly, as he handed back the
weapon to the lieutenant.
Just then the door of the station
house opened and Detective Peabody. OF
the Central Office. entered.
Clayton recognized him as an Ole
friend
Hello, Frank" he exclaimed cor
daily.
Hello, Steve, What brings you here?
You dent mean to say that you've act
ua!ly landed a client at last. do you?''
Clayton was not at all sensitive about
being joked with regard to his lack of
business He was accustomed TO being
bantered by his friends as to the woeful
smallness Of his Legal practice.
He smiled good naturally q the de-
tective's little pleasantly.
- - got client locked up here
on a charge of murder"
What? Not that follow LesIie?'
cried Peabody with genuine surprise.
Clayton nodded
Gee whizz! n sorry for you. old
man. You're up against a losing prop
osition. I'm ON hat case, too. and |
grieve TO inform you that we're going
TO send your client TO the chair by the
time we get through with him"
"Oh. don't know" replied the other
calmly. You haven't much Of case
against him, L believe"
we haven't, ehT Don't you fool
yourself about that" was the conf
dent reply. We've gct the goods on
him pretty strong. All @e need now is
to find the woman in the case"
"Ha" exclaimed Clayton excitedly
$50 you know that there is a woman
/ in the case, do your
! "Of course we do, and we know who
/ she is, too As soon as we can lay
our hands on the Hamilton girl and
ask her few pertinent questions your
client Will be as good as done for
''On the contrary" replied Clayton
| measUredly, IF you are successful in
| finding the girl-and 1 sincerely hope
you will be-my client viii go free"
what do YOU mean cried the de-
! tective In surprise.
81 mean that girl--Laura Hamilton
murdered Frank Darlington, and my
client is as innocent as you or l." said
Clayton earnestly.
Bah" replied the detective. YOU'RE
talking through your hat"
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INAUGURAL VICTIM
TO BE LAID TO REST
Funeral Tomorrow For Mrs. Essen
beiss, Who Contracted Fatal
Cold March 4.

The funeral Of Mrs. Rosa Marie Eisen-
beiss, OF 1888 G street southwest, who
died yesterday from the effects OF a
cold contracted Inauguration day. will
be held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from Concordia Church.
Mrs Eisenbeiss came to this country
from Switzerland, and for more than
forty years had lived within a half-mile
of the house in which she died She
was warm supporter Of the Swiss So
,cieties in this city. taking a lively in
terest in everything pertaining TO her
native land
She was one Of the best known
women Of the southwest section OF
Washington. The pallbeareTs probably
win h from the Washington Grutli
Yerein (the male Swiss organization.