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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

iGuberIi6 in cine eIegante YapptQrtos
mage paten.
QIs er beim IQh6ar @alberg ans
tlOpfte, Iab man bort geraOs beim
2tbenobrob.
9dns6en bor6te Quf. 9as 9lopier
fannie er. Sofort iprang er auf un0
Lief btnaus ndA oem 5lur.
Stumm, Qber nit uusnbII6 Qliidlis
dem GdAeIn, CAB Der Q(Ite ibm Die
Shdftel. ltno ols er Dafur crit
einen oant6aren Bid uno 6GnoeOrud,
Oann gar einen itiirmii6en SuB betam.
mar sr Der 9Iitli6ite Wtenih auf grs
ben unD 9tng in fein Stiibden, nit Dem
rubigen 8epubtiein, eine quite Shat
oolIbraht gu baber
0dns6en aber mar Elm Yfiffitus.
Gr iagte iih, tpenn bic GItern erfdbreu,
mas bu bait, oann nebmer 1ie e5 biz
meg unb eTen es gar ieIber nod auf.
NlIo 16Iih er Iet1e binuber in ieine
ShloFtammer, oeritedte Die Wtar3is
punpuppen IorgfdItiq uno nUbm nun
bic Ieere Shahtel nit binein 3u DEN
Gltern.
"2So pIs5o't Oh penn, ou GaH|eI.
'dpls Der Safer.
2SetHetItu ontfo0rte1e 9anSQeH:
gAnfeI SrIB mar oa; er pat NIT elne
S6ahtel gebra6t"
ga 10 !opte ,;s pEF @tle otulal ou' @gIne
@ tsets SuQQte1s So pas 0aInitnes.
~ Sls Ratte'I Oh nm oo1 an Den Sopr
,p"'e'ben lVue''' OeHI - o'1eI Vs'3~
paalhla. o
Stn'enteno oeruq'9te Inn DE pla1'e
1t4u y" Loe'B1 0op' mas penn 4lten
.eptl. DapeI pulee ls auf DIE
0tltH' ->.x
VuR8 Oetl0hn1erf qorFe Qansneh
gu
ca "2'Hh' Q IB ooQ, 0en9et! lntle Der
"oulet "oulet "NO HopH lqH' DIE Snoptsl
'Ueg, $500.
4Oet 9ons9et aB ZAP nlnt@; er
Qu,te JeBt PIoBIlQ tstnen Appeflt mepr.
% uHo 9'etq naQqer le9fe er lIQ ms
'oen.
S01er ano Dfutler 9In9sn qInunler
D" oeh 0'uuets:
ga 3un0ete oonSnen ole Ser8e an
Aho 9oIls lelne 9errlt1teEten Dor.
0ol' Fra91enosn aR9sn osiraQfe's
et CUES:
Ale 1non oas dues dus1ap! uno
nle lQon IS erlt l1meden muBte. Ao1
me pa1le et Dtar6lpdn 9e9snen.
@er Der aart Ituuer 1a9te. er lnmede
gang ioahOetoor. 5mmer slan3eha
Der muroen 1etne 4u4en. -- Ano gan5
ptoglt9 olB er penn N9o1t ben Hopt op.
4n). SSlftIln! Us l9rnedfe nirt'
tlQ 9aH3 ipuHOeroar. - oalo mar oet
SSplI peF5e9tl. SafEn toH Oct ?5a9sr
EtoH' 2uH mar eo erlt auI pen
OslQhioo 9etomnen. - Sonn Def.
5eQt's et oasS9ausnen, DC Sautne uHp
9uH5 6u'eBt tQtl Ous IOl9lappaeh po@
ran eSsis1Ilu tDp4le Il e DIS hoI2
gen @psHO auT uTosfou9tsI, aoet oai'h
lah0 es pElet6f oIe DtutIet UNI a o9aa
pane e. pas Naq1eqen' o1'0 OeF8sQr.E
et % tteoer gIe'Q el~r.
2t0@ts ~ - UNI e'h npt iputoe oo1ePez
Pa4t a &oaIoetg WuHteF' penn 9oRSasH
PpQn5e gum 0OllstOorn'en' -.
"oGs Isg" plt penn 'oeR9e''
Tto9e osr 1q1ofTuntene Soter.
9aNSuTH so Ip'"'H'e''e pH0 0e"'e'E 3UI
le'"sn Veagen.
.rIf5", lpuS o,tt. pelInE Su qar pou l0F
"'atS gum Aoehootol 9s9eneh!
ehpllut sei.uHp pst a1eIHe lps1netp
IpdS lqIH DIT SHIel 9yTlB gebra1t pat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
Geiner Sci d III q 4

Vtild)banoler (oom Tpric. sur afl.
ten: o8as mitb mon iaaen. an iei-
nen Seit,raf hoben oo Stdoter; ge.
tern bab 'ulal Itatt. mie lpnlt, arlln-
HeHfDoiier Reaeulpaiier in Die Wild,
aeben, aleidl haben iiberaA Q la1s,
Die 0tllt lt)medt aRoers!''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
G6itaao, 8. San.

ebttaeo, 8. San.
riNssisf. -- 0rstnir. Bill bel. Stiers
bra&tsu 1880 - soc. fase $3.50 $50
SsiftrtS3.4o s.Ol. SRutR $3.50 4.7S,
salhr $3.50 -- s.75, sts9trt uas G,sstrs
n.ls $50. Iartt Nstig.
Sastta. -aussrG.isn, thg.r. E.r fsnst-
isrt.a ss.6s - s.75, El.uhsrisrtsu $3.50
$40, Isi6ts s.miiGts ss.4S - $50, cSs.
erIsfess lsiht, $3.50 - SIS, gcrsn6Gnqs-
fertsn ss.ss -- SIC, 6srisI s7.75 $40.
Martt ftstig.
eaafe. -- s3.ss--6.lk, eammr ts. IS
$50, JakrIiRas Ss.6o--sIs. Wartt ittia.
3ufuar. -- Riuootsb 500, shb.tns H.
900, GAaft e,eeo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

Res Ser. Q. San.
0tsn nas tsuss TilIie ~ ss2.7s--saoo
usl &xlfer rasie; Saie o. tlA7s -
lAeo. eisetrslpsts ~ $3.50 - 1915 uuS
SANsAe - SIAM - 1S.se. DId mar
rabls ba sA.s71--A7sh xnb speltfr rubia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

sn ss.1o-s.as. Giisu mar unbsrGnoert. SO.
! Sounorg Northern su $is.75--ls.2b, Ro. 2
DO. gu $3.50 - 1900, 80 Southern uue
lo. Soutberu isft au slS.E0-I92B,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

RiuhD - Der Wartt mar beute lang.
lam uuo bic 9reiie ffttiq. Snts Sts6ers
uno bseotrs liuo IN Natfraes uas ifarf, an.
otrt utrbsn Hur penio ettauft.
SdSsu Stlere s5.85--s.s0, Ed)iea 81. .2s
--5-s5, Glsifh,rfsrtsu, .rtra ss.s0-6.2s, quite
BIZ NaIfsr!flene $5.l5-5.s0, srstnGrs slt auts
ts.5o-s.00; etIferi, eEtra $685. rs, sat.
tu aassrtefsns s4.Ts-5.40, srslaar. Bis sute
S7.ss-4.ss sHht, Itra ti.75-5 90, aut.
sB aaJsrIfftns S4.00--i.s3, srbtadrs bis ants
s7.00--2.76; Gaautrs sl.sO-2.75. Steders
xHs fttssrs t..7s-5.oo, .rtra SIS lo--S.25.
gullsu, - Die 3ntubr mar niht aros
uno Der Warft odbtr tart. Die grsiis feben
nm lo-l6e aber esaen bon ber Upriasn
gsodr.
0las,r. unb Gsitlts s2.7s-S.7s, goIOoua
$s.s5-t.7s, ftt!s @uaen Aks-4.7s.
Wtlatuhs. - Die 3ufubr mar in Der
osrfoNsnrH gsOat Hur mabig unD bic Brett.
fart. Tie Nat)frags mar ens CUTE.
ertra $500, cute bts aussrlsfsns 5000
$3.50. sroinnrs bis CUTE sl6.00-47.50 per
sta6.
fdlber. - CTR @nrtt mar 6sut. sismIid,
hbthaft uab bic Brelie iiebsR um 25c ibsr
osn.H bom borissn Samfng.
Orst1drs uaa Irstt f4.50-s.T5, fatr bis
CUTE lsiAts ss.so-le.0o, .rtra sI0.25.
salber in ben aommlilious 3auferu. --
eaass s12t s-tma bis aussrIs,sas s11-914t
srslndrt 4-se.
SADsiu,. - lie 3adiraqs mar iebr
mast9 Hub bic Brtlie Hsisn um l0-Isc,
nthrn ab.r um s5e u5sr btRsn bonn bortgsn
Samfaa.
aussrlsitrs ihb.rs G.rIauOtfortsn ss.ss-
$50, snts bis nas.rl.isH, StrsaSunas. uue
sleitdlerierteu Sc SO - $50 osuils,te Srr
sadunasiortsH ss.65-s.s0, veoiu6r, bic aus.
srlslsne fssert Fstts sags ss.a5 -s.ls, ertrs
N.2S. Stass s5.25 -- 7.2s, l.id)ts g.r.
faustfsrttu ss.4o $50, s.r,.I zen lie
Sfass sss stniaer $s.2s-s.35.
date Rue I'd MINER - Die 8uiuhr
gar mar mabis, bic Gaafrags gut uHo bic
Yrslis fart.
etafs. - sgtra s5.5c, quite Bis aus.
rlsfsas s4.75--5.4o, srbladre biS quite t2.s0
-4.sS. 5abrtinae s4.6O -s.25.
snmmer Refine sgtra, aut. bis sas-
tr!steus $3.50 - zoo. sretnan sis suite
$4.bo-T2s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sk berahmisFs---
Wa@r(aaeria 0ieles 3eilaQers.

sebcn in Der dTteffeu Seit sob es aeiutfs
Berionen, bic ourn ote Sdbpfung bober beeoba
DareH nHo es Iieef tetH 8pefel Dor, bdB
Gub beut3utage nod 8erfonen eptfttreu, bic
ourh eiHe uHbefuuute straft TN Gtanoe fnb,
SteleS sH tbuH uno raus3ufagsu. rDas fhs
9noere erffuHuIi6 TT uHo 6Ieibt. SIR GoIhss
bat bic GGtur oteie Dame befonaers begiiHftigL
oenu fte bat br bic ieIieue @abe DerIiebeR bas
eebeH tbrer IRitmer;heH pis cir aufesiniuaes
Hes Bud geudu 5H IefeH. gerGest nhi bag
he tn ibrer eigeueu Reitoen8 an SeefiH sIDsnue
pobnt Nebmt bic Gatt @ub Car oftli& bic
Seefiu sbeuue, oaHr gebt oiefeIbe btHoif BITS
Str bic fchone aefoeH8 oou 5rau e. Dasaex
erretdt. Das Sdu5 1T sur IlEieu 5ans una
on SauHe III ber Rame:
Mrs. Ii. Iaeger, fraber lrau SthtoIs
eeeftH @urHus. atHtusnos Cincinnati, ChS.
SrIefiihe aHtmorteH Sl.00 uab 6ariiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
1dgliHer Nytarft. Berid3t.

Ginetnmatt, 8. San. isll
Eiena tfsfsenssa 0aotiruHssa se,istea 10
aaraaf Gnarss. .Iraasatttoaea. Bel hstas.
rn osf4 ten persea stpasss,srs Frssis be.
rsd NET
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
lseB Osrier 0ens' Cnstiruaaen,

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etlsnsh y. T. ]. e.. sf RifsasI Basifs a.. sth
Gsliimss q csis Il ~ Ssf ~ q Nsr. 4ss. sss,
eslfim. Cts 3fS.. e2ssE r. q. g. ssH. Mr. sit
Hasf, g. GsD 3ss NJ D. e. hs A. 80. va.
exssffsn ~. q. a.. sss& . % - D Q es 6r tys
4sns. ~ osersa M. ~ xaf u ]. ssH a Ssj.
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9fnf. ss ~ sss, kt1er Essft FaffFR <f Z. tsgss
qtstaI. 4 Cha 4Ss.. ~ ~ Issfk 4seitis A... rs
Qtef. G1ts ret. y. MA Orr. o. y Hfts 4r.. a43.
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@l3.& 4es col M. .t0x4 4t 9. o. n. Co.'S lr ~
40.A u 4ss.Ess.ts. eiN esq u Issle Il. ESQ.,
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Sli.:s 80 s:'ss ;.si': = n =. =. -,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

Ginei matt Q. San.
Sufuhr uus gtrfano! M pi5reHo b.r esrflsf-
fenen 8ob., osrJIi atH nit osH jDst Dsrber-
sebeHosa B3 ben, pareH ME folJs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

DER timiah I'm sisaesn GIsarinsbaus belief
hh beuis aHf sS,4os, 500. Die fimidts Der
srrfcHeHtH @obs bslIsf,n fih auf sss,s7s.. !.
600, oegsn So, ,s4s,i ,iso IN Der iorrtfpouoirsa-
ben @cGe ets roriaen 5ahrsL
ssSsi-essnrtfafsu.
Der Rarst In 2oialissuritditn pdr hfuts
fsbr rutia unb Die prsifs sserh6t. foisbe ap.
a Siaht dihfH aisssn auf u ane 9oiumbta
Gas electric aaf 2ak. Tw fsIssHosn
Hsrsdufs fne "a bsriAteE:
N - DaSls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10
Bon, WelDmtarfte.


Gu IN ~ y. Jan. iSlU.
Die bishasH Banfsn parsn beate nit Msa.
iinssrbsissa aismlt6 harf bsfA6itiat, bic
RaAisaas mad Earlsbsn mar aber m6t aros.
gele ID stmas wtatatr. Die Mailer ptaer.
ten Tdrlsbsa on taa- msiiiens su so, nab.
snb Die BaHfsH Gsfaditssap pierre .u sk-sx
eisieatsrten.
ssAia sss Nm ps6
psrsn ftelie uns nurbsn "a wsri ,nf6tu
Naafsn serfnaft. Die Gounttrrais btsraat
SOC Srsmis per $1,000.
AssesA sss gsssss
marrn aeiia. -- csa.s Ga, Die fslasabsr
lustiruEasu "a bsriAtsa.
fcnbou, Rage eidt Sass Der e.,
90 aass SiAt s4.s4 Der q; paris 1
Taas SsAt, si7k -- s2n Sraass Der 500;
20 faas eiGt. i7If-slsIt granss ser st0o;
fhr CsntfAtanb, 4 TAG. Sldt, ( Dgars ssk,
b. 90 Sast Siat. st1..
Goeumentars Eias oHf eontoH wurbsn au
e4.sst. aaf eIassop ~ t4.salz HHb auf
1sIfah ~ t4.s3 striauft.
es .rss-csaaansam
rHsts uno fsttg. Die 8anstn austirsn sis
fslst:
Giafaa. Dtrfasf.
- 1sass. 1895. GeHp.lis lie
~ 6snss. 1919 ..ioi1 iosH
sx eeHss, 1880. ...lol -
~ tanama .to0x iWx "
hfessSwe As~faA~a1An
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

RlNERNlEN H'NE- r. barre Tsisje. iC
iHE nklLENtE CONWAY A Blair. q
fANIt.E INN Srhmidt "a
MOl MAIN HOUSE Mr. T Hauser A Son
kARAMAC I'M extensive river fruntaEe
CATARACT HOtSE T.. n Tucker 4 son.
ElNtDE HOTEl. N Ace ~
RIVER YARN HNE n 4 troasdale "a
CENTRAL HOUSE. n q ~ ntr IS.
fOAESI uOlNE I. Marh rs
nRlDtr VIEW q rdirgrr q week IS
HCRD~ HNCEIAN HOaE IS hurd
POSr OFFICE. SHAWNEE. PA
SHAW NEE HOUSE " z rran,u- n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
P. R. JOHNSON
the KITTATINNY

y f' .noulriEst ~ BE- the largest bfst "
po.ntsf Finest Located and the LradlnF Hotel -
DELAWARE WATER GAP. pa.
dsr hotel 1Jw Omen. undeT tue same manage
H'n, - ~ 1ssi ihrec seasons III hltiA
ALE fACTfNF DURING THF SPRING SEASON,
l H~N TIP rPFEg AND MOUNTAIN FLON
90 70 Jun farm and greenhouses. Amer
Ftr plan a'sn = Ia carte Orchestra. sOei.l %
vsr'1hs DsN prone. &C. telegfhph omees;
s'r'w Hrs' Or~u Ares, electric hnats. elct Htors.
30 7'-0r -ooms en- suite with private 1aiAs
Ei1-.fg rnanialn spring Uafff Euli tennis
.'' ne .sriuE boaung beautful WHlEs 500
"a no H|F nTn grounds illustrated booklei
o.. '-f'rHi1n r0ntsining views, auto maps. -
.'- 10. nee trains. ilyery. garage, saddN
.'. HrI .nsiT .r'ora Sneriai sprtnf rates. ne
..rr. s no. connected with any other hotel Al
Nsr .fr O. FRANk COPE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

STRoUDSBURC, PA.
nnsMl-AND nEil. q n FnuLe 's
ml,.ai.A NJ I'M LIAM \ Huddrrs Is
tMl hl.llIm I'M } l. Gorman ,A
49, UsaLiIE, LASI NfROJ DSBt re. PA
Ot.n hONtNIEAhCOI'E y n Rrar,isles
ltlNI 0lfiCE, MARSHALl'S CRFFK. pa
AAk>HAi.LN FALIlSHNE q b hoffman
Dingmans Ferry. Pa.
Hi"H tAllA H'tf. y tuimsr r. iM
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
lHl AlltArtNNN q Frsnk one an
MAIEM NAf ROUSE J q Gone 81
IdE ttENNOOD y u Iohnson "a
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NJ FScoso
NJ. rSeoas.
Mt,PLeaSanthOuSe

.F. .. HNun on iufOno Nnlutnlhri fNeig
e..'fF1I7 steam hcat. baths. Cuisine and
no Ffr. 100 outdoor sport. nfst rlass o.
''NH H.'rsIHn water uNen speriai early
w0 poo $40 10 Write for handsomely ttlus
tr " tFPcH ~ Plcono "a
The sun., 1910-05-22

What does this mean'' demanded the
Judge
In the confusion Of explanation Of
halliffs and jurymen that Mr. Kibboe had
started with them from the hotel but
must in some way have got separated In
the crowd, a demure young man who had
taken a -eat at the long table whispered
% Lawyer Blount. whereupon that emf
nent attorney rose and addressed the
Court
-lf il please the Court. he said. nv
clerk. who has just come in. tells me that
he thought hs saw kibbee descending the
hasement stairs.
search at once: find him. arrest him,
ordered the Judge. He must have
suspected something
Ind ed he must. Frantic search
brought 20 light a haggy suit 0f black
stuffed in the coal hole. but that was all
that wa- ever zen of Robert Kihbee.
whose disappCarance continued a living
topic ~ st'eculati0n for bench and bar
not excluding lawyer Blounts demure
and irresponsible clerk
AZ all events tho outcome was the
triumphant vindicution and release of
Mark Daboll. In the pocket " the haRgy
cuat vas found Kihbee's written con
fession in his own hand. Il told Of his
quarrel with DR. Lane over the money
when the girl had disappeared. and his
return 10 the house at dead Of night 20
steal and to murder
The testimony Of Helene Knevals SUD
plemenied and explained. Beset by her
stepfather. terrorized by Kibbee. she had
on a sudden impulse accepted tho invita-
The sun., 1910-05-22

ing the gossip Of what they thought they
had seen or heard in attendance on the
jury and sclttersd spectators lolling in
the listlessness of hops deferred.
Entered. then. Lawyer Blount. with a
pretty young woman on his arm. and
District Attorney Allies just behind. They
hurried into the retiring room. where the
Judge, after one longing pun. made
deCorous haste 70 join them. Imme-
dately officials and lockers on sat up and
TOOK notice under the wireless TELEGRAPH by
that something was doing
lndoed. something was Presently the
Judge ascended the bench and raped for
order with less of that impassiveness
which had become a judicial habit with
him. Blount and the District Attorney
took their seats az the long table. with the
young woman between them. a. II serving
common c1use Hardly had the old
crier quavered the proclamation. before
at a sharp order the hailiffs scurried OF
Tor the jury.
lndeed. something was doing When
the jury marched toward the court room
u was through a rapidly swelling crowd.
that swept before them. breaking their
ranks a. they struggled and struggled up
the stains. u was with difficulty that
they took their SEATS in tho box. with one
important exception.
Where's the iorrman7 Where's Kibbss2
The sun., 1910-05-22

ular demand will convict YOU unless-well,
never mind The evidence against you IL
simple. direct and terribly strong.
As you yourself admit. YOU have been
a young scapegrace. idle and wasteiul.
When your guardian. Dr. Lane. put you
out Of his house because YOU refused %
be guided by him YOU kept your latch
kev. YOU returned secretly again and
again He was found dead IN his bed.
shot through the heart. and a large sum
Of money which you knew he had with hun
was stolen.
What else2 The bullet that killed
him fitted a revolver Identified a. yours
Footsteps on the porch, preserved by the
dampness from the light rain, matched
yours What did you say % al this'
Nothing YOU maintained a dogged silence
that always eXasperatss the public
What have you said 10 me. Nothing.
Jess than nothing. except that after the
2Sth You will tell what mist fr,-s YOU
What then. is left for me % do Dis
credit the witnesses for the people II
possible Show that az least you are
entitled 10 the good character ~ never
having been convicted. and bring about a
disagreement, which will insure new
trial after the 2Sth
How am going 20 do ~ ! won't tell
you. my boy wont tell any one. except
my clerk Joe Clink and the foreman Of
the jury SO, put that IN vOuT pipe and
smoke 10 In the quiet of your dungeon oil
when you are dreaming = happiness with
Helene - far and vet ~ near Not an
other word; but hasn't your faith revived
and don't YOU trust me- nOw''
The sun., 1910-05-22

panied by interpreters. who aided them in
securing many specimens.
On his last trip DR. Goddard lived in
the open among a hand Of Indians on the
Mesraler0-AFache Reservation. fifteen
miles from any settlement.
y camped out there he said. but
frequently went 20 the San Carlos sgency.
two small stores. One Oi the most intsr-
esting sights I witnessed was a feast
which lasted -four days and four nights
and was devoted 70 the ceremonial cele-
brating the advent of two Indian maidens
TO womAnhOod The chief events took
place at night A big fire was kindled
and all the Indians assembled around
the fire dancing and singing 10 the accom-
panimeOt Of the tom-tom. the drum being
made Of an iron kettle with covering Of
hide Tho girls would dance and then
choose partners and dance facing each
other around the fire The last night Of
the feast was most important
In thia region Dr. Goddard obtained
an Apache house. which will eventually
he installed a. the museum ard peopled
with Indian groups. His interpreter was
Frank Crockett. a son Of a medicine man
who had lived for nine years on a ranch
a. a cowboy. Az White River Dr. Gcd-
dard camped out with Crockett for sew
eral weeks. On the San Carlos reservation
The sun., 1910-05-22

Joe Clink. who was voted a. lrre-pon-
sIbls a. his master was Inscriptions. lay
sprawled out on the lounge. with a cigar
and the NsTgai' C1ionddr when Blount
returned 20 his private Office
Who is IT, sirs- he asked
Robert Kibbee
Robert kIbbec? BY all that's wonder.
ful. has he The nerve 20 serve
Not only 10 serve. but 70 be foreman
of the iurv But why do you ask DO
YOU know himf'
DO I know him. slr' Look
With the deftnes- 0i a true mimic
Clnk plastered down his hair. compressed
his Iips and fattened his face. and 10. of
an instant was transformed into a reCog-
nIzabIe d Senass 10 Robert Kibhea
That will Do. Joe - laughed the lawyer
Made up as only you can make your
sef up his own wife II he has one. would
never know him You are a genius in
your line Reniuses by the way ara half
crazy
He hasn't any wife sir. interposed
Chnk. with unwonted seriousness. though
that's no fault ~ his II the young lady
he's after should zee me 10 his makeup
she'd he too frightened 20 nOtIoc any df-
erence and with good reason. the briIte'-
What have YOU heen picking up2
Another rig on him beside mines-
4 don't know about yours. sir. not
heinR in high life but In tho low lie
where 20 n earn what = what did come
uu0n a choice IN II was last night In a
I0int where such cuts ara not common.
over = bser and a butt Jephson. butler
NJ the lata Dr. Lane. was pulling on them
both ~ my expense, Consequently he
WAS most afable
Good That man JephsOn vanished
- quickly after tho funeral that I thought
he must know something. What did he
saw
n wasn't what he know. but what he
feared that made him vamOose. A A.
buffers reputation, like a lady's. must he
above suspicion Naturally he didn't !
want N swear against such a man ~
Robert kihhee. ~ he might he led tO do Il
examined
What did he say-2 thumb nd Blount.
He said that on tho evening ~ the I.
murder h. heard he master and a prumi- I
nent man quarrelling about money /
This man demanded that every cent
collected from the Lydius claim should /
h. handed over 10 him
The Lydius claim m. my prophetic l
soul Had lane collected tho Lydius 7
ClaimF"
-Yez. sir that is how found out for
all n JephsDn that Robert kihhea /
must 10 The prominent man he was ~ .
leary ~ Well they hai lt hot and heavy /
th" two NJ them. with lcphs0n zhiveriug /
az tho kayh0Ie gave vou tha claim |
Tor the girl. declared kibbee, and nov !
The sun., 1910-05-22

Joe Clink, who was voted a. lrre-pon-
sIbl" az his master was interruptions. lay
sprawled out on the lounge. with a cigar
and the NsHgdie Calendar. when Blount
returned 20 his private Office
Who Ig u sirg- he asked
The sun., 1910-05-22
TILL WEDNESDAY
l THE 18TH
Lawyer Blount Saves a Challenge
and Secures the Release
Of His Client.

Abraham Blont had exhausted all but
one of the peremptory challenges for
the defence in the trial ~ Mark naboll
for the murder Of Dr. Theoderic Lane.
Perhaus that was why he hezitated when
his preliminary examination of Rober,
Kibbes disclosed no ground for chal-
lenge Tor cause.
TheFe was manifestly no doubt In the
mind Of his client. however. over tho
undesirabiHty ~ tins talesman, Mark
bent forward and whispered eagerly into
his lawyer ear
Don't take Kibbee on anv account. .
he urged. Look 40 his slit of d mouth.
Look az bis whiskers Look az his boots.
He would convict mo on sight
IL had not been necessary Tor Blount
b predicate . harsh narrow nature from
these outward signs He knew Kibbee
BY reputation as an austsre man, Lut
something else he knew through the secret
information that kept fteung into his
ONCE from a hundred confidential chan
neIs. and perhaps It was this that made
him first h"slat" and then act contrary
20 tho wish ~ his client
We accept Mr. KibJee. he announced
briefly and then ~ the clerk rose 20 swear
in the jury now complete he strolled into
the anteroom and then into N" telephone
booth. whistling softly.
aIs this you. Joe Cinkf- asked Blomt
when b. bad called up his Office Good
Don come over here. don want you
Do you md0ntand.'
= rwiE -Ir.' Chnk answered cheer.
fully. IN be putting my foot IN 4 PVT
my face iI. hey,'
For the rest ~ the somewhat formal
proceedings ~ tho day. IN which
District Attorney Allies laid the founda-
ton Of his case. Mark sat hack In his
chair with arms folded silent and unob-
servant. When ad JDunment came hs
turned with aHcrity 20 the baihd who
would es,ort him 20 jail. bat sr sign
from Blount the man lod hIm into the con-
sulting room and Jeff the Two together.
You didn ike my accepting Kibbee.
Mark Asked The Iawyer. and those who
denounced Him ~ unf~eiing would have
besn surprised hv the kIudlIns-s ~ his
tone ard look
4 didn understand II. Mark answered
YEARLY bu' 70 Is all oi piece
Tut fIt' None 0f that ~upuose vou
didn't understand It what them / don Q
understand Vhy YOU refuse 20 tell me
what YOU ku1H about this case until neat
week "Wednesday, the 2sth. Wien rn all
probability q Will No. 700 late We are on
q pa, arrn g. v@' ! on must trust mo
a. trust Won
A hearrl--4 old skinnint like Kjbbea
you know Us can have no sv1npathy FOR
me. That have been idle. eNtfayagant
thai ~ lane Ug' mo ont Of hiz house
where I had Deeu brought no will ha
more than enough 90 make hum sure 0T
my guilt Iir l- @ mast'rful man He
haf her1 chosen foreman % the Jury
and will dom nate if
therefore r' is tho very man for me
reiouuTd WIurf as the haIln paeued
pat entity v"t teUTeoafInRlv through the
dow Tell m". Mark why did vDu
retain Iue
y tsa.d a grrar deal said N your credit
ann niFcr0fi' Nu' all agreed that n v0u
had ialtn iu your client vDu would 20 10
any oua f1s fu serve hIn. law 0r mo- Law
Aay n hn uIf 900 wy tombstone then
y ia tru" rHf = frs desperate -arr.iies
TO- i"HrertH .4-n- iud yuHr .4 m1-t
dzHer8fH
y have been beaten fu mv rrIt for
bostponemuul That same force of Dop.