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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

We wtorek pob]ogos}awif Wiel.
ks. proboszcz J. >Pacholski zwiazek
ma}zehski pana Jakuba Kosihskiego
Pine Creek, Wis. z panna Kata-.
rzyna Maier : parafii 6w. stanis}a-
wa Kostki. Wesele odby1o sic ",
domu rodzic6w panny miodej.
Szczes6 Boze mlodej pare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

ag8TS@A
5ss. q a fSTa h j !! a
ilz I i Yves "a lyna= tyygg ,0e,'i ~
Sroddlee q gddyy ddWunlletsnliii mi
iclhhlaoppIec M q. 5 lE1e .sbawi
"a ma tore 1yyWk,zztczza.sie .ggddy naatdjjjeszdlzsai.
ca aly5 nupsed lem slz,'ls #*u lilczrls
. Mo tor lr:z kos1dLotppiie
.ro Wtennczas,,SS8sgg dY;ss chWyycone bgy g
n ,,, hlaamllo * naclhyyliif sic aaby je
5ppsosdaniee6c " tteejjissstasmneej chWii
:m ma spostrzsQggla g ch1loopiec byl
v niebezpieezehisattWpiiee spieszyy1a. ana IA.
ratunek; wagon BY jeszcze w rue
.'cllhbulsggday koobieta .nnsa,'ddlbieggla wd e.o,
.stafa siespod tJylnneglkkooia, kt6re jjej.
glove prawie oderwaly Cd tufowia.
s<mier6 nastapiiiia niebawem. CHOP
Gu m: mic sic ME stalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

w tym rzedzie jedwabnej odziezY q
nej szerokosci, 2 szeroka f.lbana i
LepszA az do $1,000. Jako gl6wne
" tel sprzedazy polecamy szeregg
Heatherbloom spodnic, dawniej pc
$1.25 po 79c. lime doskona}e war
tosci cd Csc do $3.50. =#
Wylozymy take ma sprzedaz bia-
}ych mu6linowych spodnic, nad-
zwyczaj szerokie, szeroka falbana =
falbanka pa kurz, ubierane haftem
koronkami lub zaktadkami. Gdzie-
indziej $1.5O. Sprzsdamy p6kj STAR
CA pc CSC. lime lepsze AZ do SO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

Bluzkii..

Nadszedl scion bluzekSimy rzeczywidcie mozeny sie czu6 dunn
III Z zabezpieczenia sobie najepszego 5zapasu bluzek ola niewiast
dziewczat jake kiedykolwiek widzano ~ Winonie: Many eden.
lot zIokollo;l 1909 blqzek,. kt6ry. Wyltozyny ne sprzedaz y aobotea
$1O.Ten lot zaWiera wszYstkiez move gatunki jedwabnych bluzekx,
koronkowych bluzbk, eadkichS pl6ciennych. Ia wystawa bluzek
jest bezwatpienia jedna d naiWieks7ych, jaka mialal miesce Pc "a
granicami wiekszych mast. a. .#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
Wlelka WystaWa zakiet6W.

Pokazeny wan okolo SO gatunk6w jedvabnych zakiet6w kt6-=
re wy}ozymy ma sprzedaz przez try dni pc Wiece znizonych
cenach. Wystawiamy take zapas .e~leganckich dluglch zakie-
tow, czarnych modrych szarowych kaftan6w jedwabnych
zakiet6w, do uiytku wieczorami. Ten gatunek to swyb6rs q
gl6wniejszych fabryki w pie ~zoajdzie,ie lepszych nigdzie "
~wiekszych miastach "a te pieniadze, gdyz my 7jeste6ny jedynie
wylacznym sk1adem tel gotowej odzie5y v tel cze6ci tuteisae-#
go kraiu. s.a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

Urozmaicenie je,t rzeczywi5cie eleganckie. Nanny je
biate Nv innych kolorach 2. Ginghamn Lin1lettes per
kalu j innych pralnych towar6w cd $1.98 az do $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

9-E9SIH IN gsAEHt#E.s Ul Es&.FE-A&
pieniadze ukrasG, gdy jednak ma
stacy " Minnesota City chcial wy
sias6 : wagonu, przytrzymal 60:
konduktor Pendergast j palace Jak.
Doone j oddal policyantowi Geo.
Huck. Prey poszukiwaniu male.
ziono pieni9dze W trzeWiku. Zfo-
dziej zostaf o%skarzony Q rabunek "
trzecim stopniu j znajduje sic obec
ME " wiezieniu p%olicyjnem.
W ~CENTRALNYM metodys
kim kosciele, zmarl nagle ma udar'
serca, podajac " ramona obok Sic.
Sdzacej cork, A. J. Barr, 2 anim ma
deszla pomoc lekarska.
FILA miejskiej biblioteki, kt6-
"a przez zimowe miesiace znajdo-
wala sig " budynku .azkoly sKo6.
sSciuszko' zostafa ma lato zamknieta,
otwartq zostanie dopiero 1go paz-
sdziernika.
IlE,NE.E.I@ & #TrH- s GEr.arE.ELEz.f Ht+@%t%E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
PrzYbory ola. niewiast.

Nv spodniej# bieliznie Ola newiast co tylko otrzynalifmy
nowy zapas latowych iowar6w. Move formt princesek beda
wyiozones IA sprzedaz "a 800 .isWy1ej. sznur6vHk ga l9c 1
Wielki zapass 1natek poczawszy od.19ciz yzei.54.
w p~rzYborach, tax jak pohczochy, towary ma szyje, gorsety,
lpaaskii.. torebkiL, Iehusteczki itd. poIecanY nadswyczajjne znitki.
ToWarys % RszYstkiIe noWe. j. ostatnieja Inody. Uroznaicenie Jest
Wielkie,1 aSzeeny zzprzyst epne:s n lnyswsaYatk 60 chceeie gHdy stego
badziecie# cbcieli..s .#.#@ #5. .# @.H.#M #
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

1sE-45t5% ~ SssIssassX&
Ma MOCY rozkkaazusadoweg a
resztowal szeryff PAR. ma farm ME 8 ;.
mile Cd Dodge oodaLlIeegIej, Piotra XII.
.lalnowicza oskarzoaeggooo kradziez v
.druggim sttoplaniul;; s krtadziez pope}n1iio.
ma zostala : miiesiecy tenn, pc kt6-
rel sic KilanoW'icz Wilnon,y ulot-
nil. W no'c.y Ago ~stycznia w1amaali
sic ziodzieje do dW6chh wagon6w
.kolei milwaukee,, niedaleko PLY
Laird Norton, : kt6rych ukradli
scztery miechy maxi. Policya aresz
.toWa1a V tenczas Paiubickiego, do
kt6rego domu Il 6ladem pozostta
lynn ma 6niegu. W styczniu osaedzo.
no Pa4ubickiegona 60 dni wiezie-
MIA powiatoWege.Tera pc aresz,
towaniu .KilanoWicza, sedzia Snow
os@dzil o~statniego ma take sama k "a
re, kkt6ra jug rozpocza4 odsiadywac.
tsE~#E&EE E&A- - sISI@fL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
Nadzwyczajna oferta ma sobotes, poniedzialek,
Suknie ola panien i niewiast.

w tel sprzeda5y wystawiamy nasz
najrozleglejszv zapas sukien ola panien
j niewiast, sk}adajacy sic 70 sta Linge.
RE sukien, robione stylu 2 pas.
klein j tunika r6zowym z6ttym mo-
drym bia]ym kolorze stopniowo "
Genie Cd $2.98 al do 500. Sa to praw-
'd%opodobnie ostatnie ivory i piekne
efekty wymysfu modniarskiego go to
Observation-Disclosures suknie ola sk'ada-
jacych egzamina. ma wieczorki albo do.
wyjscia. - Inny zapas jedwabnych
sukien " Taffeta Messalines Pongees
we wszystkich kolorach j %odcieniach.
w tel ~sprzedazy umiesci!i5my je do
wYboru 20 cenach s~topniowYch Cd
$1z do $25. Azeby Y tel sprzedazy
zrobic r~ozg}os jako jednej 2 najkom-
pletniejszych, jaka kiedykolwiek byia
" mie6cie, umie6cimy caly lot domo-
wych sukien do wyj6cia ma ulice.
t rzeczywiscie eleganckie. Many je.
kolorach = Ginghamn Linelettes per-
a1nvch t0warkw "a 81 or ~ ID III 450
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

Ea hFaLE.E .HHt Et.IN# sa%&T-
w ST. PAULSKIEM seminary
UNI w'ySwieci} we Wtorek rano. ks ks.
biskup Heffron Is klerykdw nj ka-
pfan6w, miedzy tymi Ks. Jana Dol
nego, ktdry odprawi s've prymicye
" niedziele l2go czerwca, " Gren-
vile, So. OAK.
" SRoDE odby} sic " Pine
Creek odpust Najsf. Serca Pana
Jezusa, ma ktdry przybyli do pomo-
cy ks. J. Care nastepujacy Wiele-
bni ksleza: ks. A. Cara z Indepen-
dence, ks. Chrzan z La Crosse, ks.
J. Rajski z Arcadia, ks. p. Kupfer-
schmidt, ks. j. Herek j ks. j. Ora
bowski z v ;nony. Wielka liczba
os6b przystapi}a do Sakrament6w
sw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
Sp(odnice do wyiscia ola niewiast ipaniien.

#Rh<~ A. @#t% &M# &.f E@ #"$0#1 F#5sf HSs%s. $500 -s& a-4E=
Nasz zapas spodnic " ltym sezonie
Jest rzeczywiScie naiwiekszy jaki VII
dz;ano " okolicy. w tym lecie many
przeszlo 1000 spodnic wiecei niz ia
kikolwiek inny sk}ad " okolicy mial
kiedykolwiek Q nagromadzone.
Many ie z5bia}ej sergy, " biafe
czarne prazki, z6lte, siwe, modre, TAX
ze bale Voiles, Panauas 'kolorach.
w tym usortowan,u znajdziecie wiel-
ka liczbe nadzwyczajnych rozmia16w,
Ola otylych os6b. Take zupe}ny. "a
pas bialych, z6ltych modrych lin
nennethe pralnYch spodnic. Ceny
stopniuia Cd 1896, 1895, 1896 az do
$50. Jest to prawdopodobDie najzna-
mienniejsza oferta spodnie ola nle-
Wiast i. panien wino6skich 2 okolicy
iaka kiedykolwiek nadarzy1a sic pa
mietajcie, zapas Jest najpowabniejszy,
a#Wczesnie kupujacy wybforaaa sobie
najlepsze. 81. b II.
W spodnicach Ola panien many tax
#maieenie we w%szystkich kolo1ach, p
niskl,iich cenach. Oplaci sic obejrzet na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
NadzWyczaina WartOsG spodnic.

" sobote, poliedziaek, wtorek IL rode poheany specyalne znnAi "a spodncs
Il w tym redze iedwabnej odzezy znajdzieces doskonay gMunek jedwabnych,s pei
nai szeroko@ci 2 szeoka fLbana falbanka h ku1z. -RMpocMiemy cd $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

W POCIAGU kolei North Wes-
tern ukradl B. Andersonowi, po-
wracajacemu : zachodu, obok ME
go sieedzacy George Me- arvey, gdy
Anderson zasnaF, t85. Gdy-sie 'ob,.
dill spostrzegl brak pieniedzy, Nc
Garvey sic zapieral jake by mial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
MIDNIGHT FOUNDERS"
Become Daylight Gentlemen After TAX
ing the Neal 3-Day Cure for the
Drink Habit.

II Is a very easy matter nowadays TO
become cured OF the drink habit since the
Neal S-day drlnk-habit cure has been
perfected. The hardest part of it usually
is TO convince the erring one that he needs
IL or for the crring one to convince him
self Of the adage, "Cnce a drinker, always
a drinker," unless cured by the proper
treatment.
mans money business, reputation
and friends quickly drift away, like the
fog before the sun, when the flowing
bowl is tapped too frequently, and It does
not take long Tor him TO be pointed out
and whispered about as a FOUNDER" and
booze fighter" When a man gets that
name his reputation for business honesty
and integrity suffers severe change.
The contamination Of alcoholism eNerts
itself I'm more than one way.
The Omaha Neal Institute is located at
1902 South Tenth st. Patients are re-
ceived at all hours. The genuine Neal
Cure is also administered at 1905 w.
Charles St, Grand Island, Neb. For full
information address. Neal Institute Co,
o. b., 1902 South Tenth st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

anu precipitation departures
lal az Omaha since March
with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

tenders OF the cause" come on the the
capitol It might be well for them to find
out If their presence will be acceptable to
those who run the Postoffice department
in this city.
Senators Burkett and Brown today rec
commended the appointment OF Frank a.
Peucha for postmaster at Howell. They
will probably join in the recommendation
Of a number of other persons to I'LL post
office appointments in a day or two, there
being a number Of vacancies now existing
and due early in January, South Omaha
being OF the most important.
The supreme court today denied the petit
ton for mandamus in the case Of ex-parte
the Cudahy Packing company, which was
recently presented to the court by X. w.
Breckenridge of Omaha, counsel for pstt-
toner.
Victor Rosewater of The Bee, who at
tended the opening of congress today, left
for Baltimore this afternoon. He will 50
to New York tomorrow. returning TO wash
ington on Saturday to attend the annual
Inner Of the Gridiron club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

The land being reclaimed was passed
over as worthless and scarcely az for a
sheep range up TO within three years. and
now fortunes are being acquired Ia simply
directing the land-hungry to those sage
brush covered areas.
Utah MOInsses shipped Here.
The Amalgamated Sugar company Is
shipping it's residue moiasses TO Nebraska
and Kansas points. there 20 enter into the
production OF alfalfa meal
A few years ago this mo!asses was a
waste product the handling OF which gave
the beet sugar factories much concern and
entailed no small amount OF expense as Il
was a noisome product after fermentation
set in. Now the go tons. which win be
shipped from ogden to make provonder FOR
Nebraska 1--we stock commands $40 a ton
and is readily disposed Of to the alfalfa
meal manufacturers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
Culled From the Wire

The duke of Chartres, a grandson of
Kink Louis Philippe of France died Mon
day. He was born in Paris I'm 1870.
Carl Youngberg OF Salina, Kan, II years
10 years old, Sunday, and the boy died
Monday.
The building trades department Of the
American Federation of Labor has Sc
lected Atlanta, Ga, as the meeting place
for next years convention.
Mrs. Frank simon was shot and killed
by a robber in her home at Silver Lake,
MINI, Sunday night.
Fire destroyed the building occupied by
the H. Weber Sons store on Main street
GAINESVILLE, o., and extended to other build
ings, causing loss OF $4,000.
Governor Elect Eugene N. Foss Of Massa-
Chusetts, has announced that his resigna-
zion as a representative in congress would
AXE effect on January 8.
United States marshals have seized 5000
pounds OF canned" eggs shipped into Chi
cago. United States District Attorney
Sims asserted that test Of one teaspoon
full Of the substance showed the presence
of 900 bacteria.
The treasury has accepted 2 bid TO de-
liver 100000 fine ounces of silver at the
Denver mint at the rate Of 55.3 cents per
fine ounce.
The supreme court Of the United States
has refused to issue It's order directing the
circuit court Of appeals for the Eighth
circuit TO send up for review the case In
which John a. Ripper Of st. Louis, Mo,
was found guilty OF having violated the
oleomargarine laws.
Monsignor John A. Oster who was Or
dained a priest by Bishop Cretin. the first
bishop OF the Roman Catholic diocese of st.
Paul, December ~. 1856, died Monday, aged
76 years
DR. Simon Flexner. director OF the Rookie
teler Institute for Medical Research was
Monday at the Presbyterian hospital in
New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

TO CURE 4 COLB IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money ~ Il tails to cure. H.
W. GROVE 5 signature is on each box. 25c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
The Weather

For Nebraska--Fair
For iowa--ThreRtehlng
shippers Bulletin--Prepare Nforty-eiRht-
hour shipments north for zero weather and
In all other directions from Omaha FOR tenn
peratures we'll below freezing. wa
Temperature at Omaha vcgterdsv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
Inun 49, Nntea.

FORT DODGE-Anton SchusteT, a Bo-
hemian living in his ninety-third year, has
Just passed away at his home here. He
ago and helped turn the wild prairie land
into fruitful farms.
FORT DODGE-Jonathan Prentiss Doli-
yer was a new name read Sunday on the
list of departed brothers, when the Fort
Dodge Elks held their annual memorial
service The memorial address was de-
llvered by Senator c. G. Saunders of Coun-
ell Bluffs.
DENISON-Just before final adjourn
ment of district court on Saturday, the bar
of this county presented to Judge Church
a fine gold headed cane He was holding
his last term after being on the bench for
sixteen years. The presentation was pre-
ceded by remarks OF high eulogy OF Judge
Church by Hon. j. p. Conner and Jacob
Sims of the bar.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
WORK VAST MARL DEPOSITS
Wonderful Bed Of Natural Cement
Exploited Near Ogden.
DEPOSIT WILL LAST FOR YEARS
Northumberland Plant WIN Have
90 Run for Centuries before sup
ply IL Exhausted--Dry Farm
ting Notes.

OGDEN, Dec 5.-lSpecial)-At some time
In the distant past when Lake Bonneville
had receded 10 approximately the present
lines Of Great salt lake there was deposited
to the north Of ogden, In the Bear river
basin. a great body OF finely disintekrated
limestone, known as mari and that sedl-
mentary formation remained undisturbed
until January s. this year, when a group
OF eastern capitalists, after erecting a fac
tory Of 600-barrel capacity, gave the COM
mand that set I'm motion machinery that is
excavating this deposit, and, which, If the
wheels are to continue to turn until the
last of the mari and its underlying bed Of
blue clay are exhausted by being converted
into Portland cement will not cease to
vhirr and roar for 500 years. Had this 600
barrel cement plant been i'm operation when
Columbus caught the first glimpse Of san
Salvador and the new world and had IL
been constantly kept in action, the end Of
the vast body Of cement material would
not have been reached until Roosevelt went
into eclipse at oyster Bay, That Is a
period of time long enough to stRgger the
imagination and meet the fondest dream Of
a good thing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
Reverend Williams
Mother is Dead
Mrs Amanda Williams Passes Away
at Cumberland, Wis, Aged
Eighty-Three Years.

CUMBERLAND, WIS Dec 4.-(SpeclaI
Telegram.) Mrs. Amanda williams, widow
OF Rev. William williams. former Congre-
gatonal minister OF this city and mother
Of Rev. Arthur l.. Williams Of the Episcu-
pal church Of Omaha, died here this after
noon Of pneumonia after a short illness.
Mrs. Williams was SO years old and had
been a resident Of this city for years She
was one Of the first graduates Of Oberlin
college, Ohio. Funeral arrangements have
not as yet been made, but It is thought
that iIterment will be made here
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

Local Record.

OFFICE or THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, Dec. 5.-Offcal record ~ tenn
ptratuIe ana precipitation compared wiz,
the corresponding period OF the last three
$Sais. 1910 1893 1905 i9O7
Lowest today ............ N SS %
Mean temperature ....., M 10 al 81
Precipitation .............. II 10 % .0j
Temperature and precipitation departt,rs,
trcm the normal az Omaha since Harcb n
anu compared with the last two years:
Deficiency for the day ''''''' 81
Total excess since March '''''''''''' q
Normal precipitation .......... "a inch
Excess FOR the day ....... IA 49,
aotal rainfall since March l....I4 le inches
Leuclehcy since March l.......l48i Inches
Excess Tor cor period 1909. , a OS incbes
deficiency Tor cor period 1905. 90. 4.07 incbes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

The mari deposit on which this cement
plant is built is four miles long and two
miles wide. of an average depth of nine
feet and so uniformly rich in carbonate Of
lime and so free from foreign substances
as to be the most remarkable deposit Of
It's kind in the world.
When the attention Of {. a. Day of Chi
cago, treasurer OF Marshall Field & Co..
was called to the mari, he doubted that
nature, even in its rarest prodigalty, had
been so lavish as to place all the elements
Of Portland cement in such vast abundance
and so free from deleterious substances,
and he had the 200 acres or more Of ce-
ment material plated and tested by churn
drill holes and chemical analysis before he
ventured to link his name and that Of his
close friends with the commercial end Of
the geological wonder
Having proceeded with the caution Of
man with a clear business head demon
strating the value Of a deposit before in
vesting a cent, Mr.. Day has had no reason
to regret his move, but, to the contrary, he
has cause to grow more enthusiastic with
each successive step in the development OF
one of the most unique cement industries
in this or any other, country
Associated with Mr.. Day are a number
of eastern men, including his son, H. c.
Day, who Is general manager OF the plant;
Ralph e Bristol, formerly in charge Of the
Western Union purchasing department in
New York, who is manager of the fnan-
cial and sales division Of the factory; r. N.
Hanlon, manager Of the mechanical divis-
ION G. c. La Rue, manager Of the ply
steal dIvision and c. r. Mabee, in charge
Of the chemical division All but two OF
these men were formerly with the Newaygo
Cement company in Michigan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
bonus for Dry-FarminE Land.

ShFewd men, who have found salaried
positions 10 be uncertain avenues 70 afflu-
ence. are TO be found today searching out
the distant and unfrequented corners OF
this state. testing the soil, gathering lnfor-
mauon on possible subterranean water
supply and selling their information 20
those eager to obtain the s20-acre dry farm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

congress TO March Il by Nj. Henry Of
Texas to make october p, annually a
columbus day" a public holiday, and by
MIR. Sheppard Of Texas, requiring heads Of
departments TO submit their reports more
promptly for the Information Of congress.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-23
Municipal Court Of Chlca1e.


HARRY OLSON. CHIEF JUSTICE
Judges, Terms Expirs isfs.
HENRY C. BETTER, SHERIDAN E. FRY.
MAX EBERHARDT, HUGH r. STEWART.
FRED L. FAKE, r. TOSEPfi IrIriR
CHARLES N GOODNOW OSCAR M TORRiSON
HOSEA w. WELLS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-23
Judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES

JESSE tlOLDOM, Presiding Jusce:.
FRANK BAKER, HENRY V. FKE
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-23
BRANCH APPELLATE COURT

MEL CHYTRAUS, Presiding Justice.
FREDERICK A. SMITH
A. R. Porter, Clerk Appellate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

out believe the fellow has formed sort of doglke
affection for me-
open for possible trouble when you return to camp.
Hanging Brahman is attended with risk to those
concerned. It's been done before of course and nothing
particular happened; but for all that the people don't
like it. It's best to be careful until murderer is
safely out of the way"
Miss Mansel was for further information; but her
brother withdrew to his correspondence In order to-
satisfy her curiosity Perrin made up humorous tale
about tigers clawhe had not paid any attention to
what his said and thence they drfted easily back
into music Thus the evening passed away with Perrin
and Miss Mansel mutually Interested The possibility
of coming trouble did not haunt Perrns sleep, and over
his head the night swept uneventfuly.
A usual an early breakfast was served on waking:
but the rather unusual request accompanied it to
call at ManSelS possible. Perrin found
Mansel sitting in chair and startled by his altered
appearance. There look in his face if he had
been smitten by the hand of Fate and he making
effort to bear himself like man IN hopeless emer-
gency. ., - AMY,
smile lit up Mansers usually rather set and SUN
tanned features He and steadied himself by lay
ing hand on Perrins shoulder. well, he said, the
bolt has fallen quickly than expected in response
to the Brahmans sentence have had visit from the
tigers claw"
"The-the tigers claw" CALCULATED Perrin.
closed his right breast. On it stamped in flaming
red the impression of tigers claw orr the red not
of any pigment but clearly in1amm .tion.
But what does it mean? How earth did it get
there?" gasped Perrin in bewildered establishment.
Mansel shook his head. mo tell anything
about it, except that it is there Harrison of the police
Burden of the political department. got it in revenge
be DONE When it appears the left breast over
the heart-well, that is the end"
But" protested Perrin. Hang it ALL man
can't get tigers claws stamped all over him without
some reason. That's the thing to get at"
This time the flicker of grim smile crossed Mansels