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In return for proof OF his innocence Of
the murder Of Paynaster Jordan. Cap
tain Scott. the hero OF the story. consents
20 learn for Colonel Volta OF the Austrian
Secret Service. the Whereabouts. in Cen
LFal America or a certain lnGlVidual-
The secret is known by girl named
Marian IatOuT. and il is from her that
be must learn it. II he does not. Colonel
Volta viii not produce the proof that
Jordan was murdercl. not by Scott but
by others interested IN learning the same
secret
scott meets Miss Eatour and falls IN
love with her she tells him that Baron
Hofsreln- Sir Henry E-asreIies- and Count
Iruma1off. German. English. and Russian
nF1.emen, have all proposed 10 her He
suspects thar they desire the same in
formation that he does
A messenger comes from Central Amer
lea Tor Marian
she leaves At once. Her uncle. Bishop
Aaruur- and Scott start after her in
tending 10 or=rJake her in Colonel N1.ta's
Az Charleston they learn that the mes
senEer has been killed by a Russian
after a quarrel with the captain they
rlnudr@ on Vol a s Yacht the S-uf1gver-
suTy' a piains-.lan and an old friend OF
~-'-'r Eollg with them-
AZ sea they pick UD Sir Henry IssceIIes
1-l-AlHg 20 sinking sailboat-
Apparently he has deliberately thrown
himself in the yachts way
.L---G ld5s later they learn by wireless
go oInf ITuuan1if Isl OF The steamer
tfoSs1ack with Marian Wireless appeals
LOT help come from -he CruzS-aeIz. stat
ms that the vessel mas been held mn B--
pirate and compelled 20 surrender
Marian and her brother Rounding r
IN IN. li lana. The yacht comes upon a
70. Pe-lP boat. and on The deck are Mari
d-i- p rec. lruu1aDoI and Baron FF~r-
stem Marian calls on Scott 10 save r.r
light ensues and the TORPEDO boat T-
suns The Suuauver is wrecked. ana me-
following DAY scott and Cr.-T-- 5--.T 49,.
serves on strange shores
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Army and NaUy
SerUiCe Orders
ARMY

lI5l Lieutenant HERBERT T. HAP
his Medical Reserve C0rps. viii Re-
port al the camp OF INSTRUCTION Al
Gettysburg.
MAJOR JAY F. HCFFER. Ordnance De
Pa1 lmeut- Is assigned TO the Board
Tor Testing Rlfed Cannon.
The following assignments 10 rerf-
ments Of officers recently promoted are
ordered
First Lieutenant FRED W. PITTS
from sixth Infantry 10 Nineteenth
Infantry
First Lieutenant JAMES 3. NAT.T.E
from Nineteenth Infantry TO TveIffH
Infantry
captain IARCELLTS q SprNES
Coast Artillery Corps. VIII assume
charge OF construction work at Fort
Totem n Y
First Lieutenant ALLISON b DEANS.
jr-, Coast Artillery CORDS. viii p
port 10 the commanding officer Ar
tillery District OF the Potomac. for
assignment
Captain ROBERT " lEARNS. Tven-
ueth Infantry is relieved from duty
in the Philippines Division and win
proceed TO Fort ShEfIer. Honolulu
Hawaii Territory. for duty WITH the
Twentieth Infantry
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ALL HOLSTERS EAGER
TO HEAR ROOSEVELT
Leaders Of Both Parties Expect TO
Derive Advantage From His
Speeches for Beverage.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July Gs.-3oth
Republicans and Democrats a. talking
about the probable effect Of Colonel
ROOsevelt's forthcoming speeches in be
half OF the candidacy Of United States
Senator Beveridge. each protesting to
see come advantage to themselves.
Democrats get JOY out OF the an
nOunCement OF Mr. ROOseVelt's coming
because they believe ne must necessa-
riIy incite increased strife among the
factions. They say he cannot possibly
IaUd Senator Beverage on the tariff
bill without offending the AdmiuisJra-
ticn. and that he cannot keep of the
tariff topic without being accused Of
lodging the issue
Republicans who are moderate pro-
fectfoufsts viii not be swayed by Roose-
Welt or anything he starts. say the lead
ers. as they are open in their support Of
BeverfdZe in preference 70 Mr. Kern,
the Democratic Senatorial candidate.
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CHAPTER XIII.
On the Forest Trail.

ESfR q moment sat STUDYING the
paper Despite the desperate0oSS
Of the situation my heart Ieaoed within
ne Marian had called on me for aid
NOT on her uncle. Not on any casual
person who might find her message
she had seen and recognized me on
the deck Of the Yacht she had refused
TO believe me drowned and she had
called on me TO save her And I would
do IT, Not Russia. not GERMANY nor
Austria should prevent me
That's right IOOLenan1- Sock IL To
en-
started and realized that Curly
was studying my face Then 7
nodded I win 7 answered grir7Tv-
Come
For a mile OF more the trail on the
vet bench was as plain as print A
child could have followed It without
difficulty. and 7 was able to think of
other things as I hurried along.
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CALLED TO ADVISE
HAAKON OF NORWAY
Consul At Chicago Will Give
Up American Citizenship
TO Serve.

CHICAGO, July 14-Herman Gade,
Norwegian consul TO Chicago. q nat
Uralized citizen Of the United States,
VIII give Up his law practice and his
CiJizership to return 10 Norway 10
become adviser 60 King Haa kou. CAGE
VIII have high place in the diplo-
matte service Of his fatherIand
Gade came 10 America eighteen
years ago. He was poor. and was
compelled to work hard until ne had
saved enough TO put himself through
Harvard
Cnce with a degree, however. he re-
turned TO Chicago, began practfcfng
law and married an American ef-1
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Commando X lIcALPINE- commits
stoned d commander from June "a
1910
Commando j. H REID. retired. placed
upon the retired list from June -.
1910
Lieutenant Commando c. F. PRES
TON, detached summer conference
Naval War College Newport, r. l..
10 Michigan as executive officer
lieutenant Commando A. e. HOFF,
detaChe- Michigan 10 command
Celtic.
commissioned Lieutenant com
mander from March u, 1910.
Ensign H A STRAUSS commissioned
an ensign from June r, 1910
AIidshipuan J. SLINGLUFF, detached
duty Connecticut and when dis
charged treatment Naval Hospital
New York. y Y granted sick leave
two months
SURGEON A STUART commissioned a
surgeon from March > 1910
Surgeon J STEPP- commissioned q sur
Ce0n from March p 1916
Surgeon " SEAMAN commissioned a
surgeon from December s. 1903
SURGEON r. r RICEEN RDSC%. commits
STONED a surgeon from JsnU4ry 81,
1910
Surgeon H A DIM commissioned a
surgeon from February 70. 1870
Passed Assistant Surgeon W H
SPORT commissioned "a passed as
sIsIan surgeon from May + 1910
Assistant Surgeon z w. PHILLIPS de-
tached Marietta and VIII continue
treatment Naval HOSPITAL. Ports
mouth. y. r.
Assistant Surgeon W T. IRVINE de-
tacEed naval training station, New
port r L TO Marietta
Chief Gunner J. H LOI1IAN, detached
naval magazine s. JuLens Creek
Va and wait orders
CHIEF TaChfuisrs g. WILLIAMS r r
INGRAM. and W T ROBINSON
Commissioned chief machiuists from
MAY II, 1910
CHEZ ATacHiufst A SMITH. commits
stoned q chief maChiuisc from AI-us-
!. 1873.
Pavmasrer Clerk G W NASTERTON.
appointed e pa-us =ter'S clerk IN the
navy duty a. clerk To the general
Inspector Of the Pay Corps
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DEATHS

Alec Wednesday evening July -.
1910. ROBERT j.. son Of Robert and Marie
Auen. aged fourteen years
Notice or funeral hereafter
GTSDORF-Tu W-sEUHsdaT- July I5 1870 a.
o. m BERNARD beloved husband ~
Charlotte C7US51rT. tn the saveu-y-uI-lh
year of his age
Funeral from his La-e residence TI-n Sew
enth street northwest ru Friday. July -.
ar $50 % m Please omit flowers
TURLEY-On Tuesday July I-. 1919 NORA.
widow OF Andrew J. Tu-Iev- formerly or
Alexandra Va
Funeral from her Ia-e residence IN North
Washington street or Friday July Is. al
S-Ge o.
tChicago papers please c7py1
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HOME IS STARTED
FOR ODD FELLOWS

DELL RAPIDS. S D. July 1L-With
interesting ceremonies and III the pres
ence Of large throuE of visitors, the
cornerstone was laid today for the
home 10 be erected for the aged and in
digent Odd Fellows Of South Dakota
The ceremonies were conducted by the
South Dakota Grand Lodge, I. o O. +.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Ar NED-HeC-1T and PatzusC0 at
Norfolk, Absrenda AT TompkinsvilIe,
Prairie al New Orleans. and New
TorE at Colombo.
sAILED-Tacoma from Guantanamo
for BluefielGs- Reid and F'lus-er from
Bath for New London Ajax from
Boston for City Island 1IaCdouOuEh.
Bailey. and Stringham from Norfolk
for LTnuhaVeu Bay. and Chester
from Santa Lucia for CuLebrs-
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ENGLISH WANT QUARANTINE

LONDON. july 1.-THE bankers
committee appointed to inquire into
the cotton trade situation. has decided
ID propose that after October AmeTi-
can cotton bills of IaCing be neEo-
tfated only when guaranteed by an
American banking institution The
proposition pr0ba bly, viii be adopted
at a general meeting Of English and
continental bankers.
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Ezch-ach- 9Th & Eye sts- y W
E-aEEsIE- Sd & r SIS. y W
B1t-'g Pharmacy. sta & Mass. ave y "
CARPENTER g Dunlop. l+th & Girard SIS
CHRISTIAN Pharmacy. SIS Pa ave " "
CisseIi. 10th & Eve s-s- y W
concord Pharmacy. ISIS " 4 ave y "
Davis sth q p w
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EGley. Iith d Clifton sts. y "
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Howard. r D. Isth * y SITS y W
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E50rnuEE's PharuaCy- 7Ih & II SITS y "
Hu-chius-h enuer Drug Co
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$. haun. son & CO.. Dept store stH St
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Rooster. Il B. sd < N sts. y. W
kuss. IN St anI Fla ave y "
Linton & Nelson. 7 r Z ave y ".
Mattinsly-s Phal macy 18th & L sts- n "a
lIsI-by's Pharmacy. 1867 Calvert St y W
NIcoIs Pharmacy. 18th & Pa ave n u
Nov York Avenue Pharmacy. y Cap. St
0,Doun4II e04 F St y ".
Paul Pearson lEth st & Ela- ave n "
Cuigiey.s Pharmacy. rs: & sts- \. W
t<e1- Ia n T. ave ~ ~
Rsh's Pharmacy- TN & SITS \. W
Richardson's Pharmacy 14th & r y ",
RICHARDSON. Sd & Pa ave n W
S-hatirth- y Cap & II sts- y W
Simpson. = r. 7th & p SITS. y. ".
SEnith. - e, 54th & Wisconsin ave
TsyIoe-s Pharn-=sy- eth & P Sta n Y.
Eeitch. r A. 2orh & n SITS y "
Wagner & Co. 1st * II SITS y "
Earnold, 24G 14th St y w
Waters. n, Wisconsin ave. & . St y. W
Weller, r. P. 1884 II s..
PaIIie. n. Y. 552s Georgia ave
Sanford's Pharn1acy- y Y ave & y. Cap
Park Road Fharrnacy. llth St & Park I'd
Times Suostaticn- us eth 50. y ".
-Tfu4as Subsrar5on 1919 51d e. \ n
Times Subststion- zl55 Pa ave. y ".
Times SuostatiOns 1903 7 ST. n. W
Times SubstatICl. s. Il St y W
Union Staten (Christiani Pharmacy
NORTHEAST
T3I7rr-errs Pharmacy. y Cap & r SIS
Butter. sth II. & stanton place n Z
George J Geiger- 6th & SITS y z
Iaddcn's Pharmacy, 100 Fla ave y z
Lamb & TiIden- 18th & z Cap. SIS.
n.
ETcC hesuey * Joachim, ID & Z sts n z
New York Avenue Pharmacy " Y ave
& ~ Cap
Powell A. f. 9Th & z. Cap
Tyres Pharmacy. 18th & Il sts y
Times SUbstation. 81 H St y z
SOUTHWEST.
EFSerb efss' PharEaCy- 9Th & 2 sfe s W
w c. Fuller. SCI LIST s W
Earris Sd & T sts- 5 w
I.yuham-s Pharmacy, 1913 AZ 81 s "
Mcdonald. J ". ~ d I sts s "
TINES Satisfaction. 70S 7th St s w
SOUTHEAST
Arth & Co. 653 Pa ave S z
RerkIey. $50 1st St s E
Burrows Pharmacy. 18th St & Pa Az E
Enrich nth St & Pa ave s E
Fazcouer. 112 11th St s z
Hawkins 9Th St & Va. ave S z
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th & E can
Ney & Co.. Pa ave & Sth ST. 5 e
Roach Drug Co, sth & SITS. s Z
Weier's. sth & Eye sts. S E
o-DCunelI, Sd g. Ia ave. S E.
Eitzer. 5th g. Z Cap.
Times Substation. 18th & K SITS T.
ANACOSTIA
Bury's Pharmacy. cor Monroe & Jefferson
streets.
Times Ssubstation. g07 Nichols ave.
ALEXANDER
Came. r L, Alexandria. Va
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In MEMORIAM

GODDARD loving remembrance ~ oa-
dear son and brother EIEGu. a. COD
DAElD- Hho entered into rest one year az-
today -uIy a. 1869
The depth OF our sorrow no tongue can
tell
Al the loss nc one we loved So well
and while he ICES E- r=zaar-- eFle-
ms sacred memory We shah Keep.
BY the Family
Deep in nv heart win ] -La--s- tl-
memoir
-SE lis F-IanE. aTsrE z SrsEc--
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Ths following articles have been
turned IN and may De bad - PRONG
property WASHINGTON TERMINAL CO.
10 umbrellas. I bucket
e packages. baby hoods
2 coats. hat
Psir eyeglasses rs,e
pair gloves. ~
grips IAN
rms PAIR 1loe1az---5-
T-0ST-Ta rge collie dog Wednesday- al 800
18th ST., half SHARED. white chest ol2.sl
collar name Prince Liberal reward } E-1s7AE-
sEBREE. a-n \. Terrace Apt
E0ST-smaU silver engagement book and
powder pun book, both bearing initials A
J.. K - evening July u. near s-h and r SIS
Finder please communicate Win Ai-ss 49,
T. KROGMAcso. 100- f-h st y F. Phone
IOST-Gold breastpln lead set with small
stones Reward Ret arm Iowa Apt % and
18th sts-. No p
LOST-This morning white belt. gilt buckle
p II c." iuitia;S, Eear Is-h and Aassa-
chUsetts- or 18TH between r and P / ave
Return 90 EMILY GlsT, lf-I r. J. ave
IlOST-Gold link chain and cross on Great
Fans car. OF sd and II sts-- "wednesday
might Finder please return same % ia
Euclid st. y. W. OF phone Col -l5s-
r-OsT-BuI book cor tanning newspaper clip
pings and owners aa7le and address. sat
uTday night. July 2. on Brg1zviIle I'd. otter
town Nd Reward % returned O. I4Z5 r
81 n W
tss Return 70 755 uth s. y = reward
IOsT-Lsdy-s gold " Itch. "a r T. % J.
A T." engraved IN .1ack- sunday morning
between Chaplin s. ana tsh St wharf Find
er VIII please return same 90 lsIz Chaplin S.
~ VI
LOST-Between II and 5th SIS. " ". and
Il and 9Th SIS y r telescope Panama
hat LiCeraI reward if returned 70 80 p
-GeHtiernaa's blue serge cat from
auto Return 10 1919 9Th ST. N W Re
eeiye reward.
LOST-Pslr lady-s shippers. On AEacostLa
car July T.. D. Reward u lGfr with
-zz--a-. TIE Sselz. 10 = g :. 2
LOST-plaln gold bracelet engraved BESSIE
Reward 90 zetgrue1- cal Columbia 1853. /
LDST-GoId pin. on 1It Pleasant cars. be-
tween 18Th and r SITS. and Conn ave and
DE- sales ST. Flute- VIII please return %
MS Conn ave y "
LCST-GoI5 loeket and chain engraved on
one SIDE - r 20 uLtl phcr1E-aTl Of
3 T. SIMMONS. Apt l-a. The Dr-lrl~- and
recelve reward
LCST-From automobile WashluEtou 10 Bal
tir-sre- Black seal handbag marked sTl-a
initials containing macy. bank BOOK. re-
Ce-p-s. personal effects. switch ~ hair Find
er may keep money & 10 receive LIBERAL re-
ward. for return o. above % Columbia Thea
ter Box Office
LOST-Juns q. sold II 1utlzE watch. EIzlu
movement so. IssJsze- case so zsslsl5.
t-eP arc L returned % lls4 llth s. n A-
LosT-Dog Boston terrier. IiEat 0-ln5Is.
screw tali5 no collar weight about -uensy
pounds answers 90 name Of Jack white
breast. Return 90 -154 EaIoramz read AID
receive $ reward
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

dANGLE HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY CO.
1l5 18Th ST. - "
AI.EsI.ADY-ExperIenee In esnfeetlonery
and catering store BoEcKsTYCSs. 49,
sALEsLADIEs-EszperieHcea Tor department
store Apply at 10 7tE St y ".
SKIRT HELPER-Good. BoDE. s0s ian
TAU.oREss to help on coats. must be ex-
perfenCed buttOnhOle worker GILBERT,
Is + St n W
WAITRESS PITTsUBRG CAFE, 4s7 Pa.
ave y W
WAITRESS s-Tw0- experienced RADf :
CAFE. go Pa ave-
MATTRESSES. IS week. co IES, c,lored wo-
man. $780, also girls ftT kitchen ~gTS
tcOioreI3- BELL E1AfPLOEAfENL AGt1Nth-
SO Ith y W
vVAITRE ssEs-Tgvo. IS per week BELL
EAPLOfMEN AGENCY, SO I'm y -
WOMAN-Neat. capable. for general house
work. must be good oooE. SO 2. Gao. 81
WOAIAN-C7o0d seamstress, = cents a day
white % II St X r
vvO2IAS-ReliabIe. to cook wash. and iron,
references. 1872 29rh st.
WOMAN-COl0red. 10 cook and DO general
hogsework in family o. three 1900 Il 81
n E
/ WOMAN-coiored cook $3.50 per week BELL.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY- G5 nth y "
YOUNG LADY as bookzeeper- Apply be-
tween and 10 a. ne. CAPITAE PAPER
COX CO. $ Hanover St
YOUNG GIRL,-Neat. capable. as hougeraid.
willing 10 assist with children So z cap
HELP WANTED-MkLE
BARPER-white- steady So guarauteed- so
/ BARHERs-Tvro. white. for saturday. $40
guarantee 90 81 e. y ", near Pa
BELL. BOYs-Tvo. coIored. The NEW vAR-
Nun HOTEL. y J. ave and G s.
I BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money YORK
ing after school hours- Apply BOX -
( B0Ys-CoI0red. 70 press boys knee pants
steady work good pay Apply 70 The
I EPNACS-VVARSCCK CO. $50 y W-
I III F St y W wages s. per week. must
[ bring reference
7 81 sEFEIsIAN-dust be hrst-class coat
maker. SIS week - l-th 81 y ~
F BrsHEL8iAN wanted 1Hs Il street north
east
I ATAo;-CoIsred. TO make himself useful IN
store and drive wagon must knew the city
Z vel 5II Ia ave n W
2IEN-Age Is 10 8, Tor h-emeu- 500 month
~ and brakeulen- 80 on railroads IN
Washington and vicinity experience unncc-
eastt-- 40 stE--@r pI9li- c---A 20 engineers
conductors, raiIrlad employing headquarters
over 90 men sent 10 positions rro1thly-
state age send stamp RAILWAY ASSD-
/ CiATICS- Dept %, - Monroe ST. Brook
I NEAT CLERK for retail store must be ex-
perlcnCels GOOD wages Gail al once $50
JOB l. c. KELLY PRINTING CO. s15
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THE BURNING IMAGE


Author Of The Isle Dead Ships" Of Russia Etc
Copyright The Frank A. Company
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COAL AND WOOD

CooI Philips 4 Juener1ann. W.
AOdl50o Ct ne So Sun 81 ne w OOQ
Only Best Grades Lowest Pee.
PhOns Lincoln 20
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

Psrssol Maker. Repairing and rs-covsrf1E
3 speciality. Cravennette- gloria, and SIG 81
90 = st. y. ",
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PERSONAL

Have You -zled It7
hermann Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SCESTTT JIE
i your dealer can't supply you.
PHONE L -ssl--ss--
A G HERMANN. -51-75f I1th - s z
WAeSTED-Send postal 20 the man who pays
the most for slightly worn garments and
shoes N GREENBERG. Ses ~ St s ".
GEORGE W STONE JR.
Dealer IN al kinds o. empty barrels and
casks See 10 before you buy o. sell Phone
-. 515- Chics s. water s. s "
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mafa

By SOBER. middIs-aEe5 white nan, posi-
ton al once, all around mechanic. CapJ lie
o. caring for Office or apartment bul a. ls-
s W FARNELEE. Q S. y W
TANTED-Worx after $50 evening by
young white man. sober and references
fGir knowledge bookkeeping address BOX
- Times Office
VANTED-PosItion as Waterman BIZ middle
aged white man; sober BOX 80, Times
rffl-a- I
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WORKNGMEN,S WANTS.

WORKING1IEN-We can IT the extra size
fat. jolly fellow, most sure TO do it. and
save you ali kind OF mon come on a rum
tailored slightly used suits S. u SIS one
price JUSTH'S OLD STAND 61s D.
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Special Cash In Advance

Minimum space. lines
Al classification Eo- listed cas- A
E5e & line
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Special Charge Rates
Minimum space. 2 lines
zines. ulths1 cas asselz--.-.------22c per line
Z times. CllEELI-l I've SIC U-- line
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES. SAVE YOUR COMBINES.
Beautiful puts. braids. and switches made
from Combings- Latest styles Reasonable
prices De NARD. Us Eye n "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-12
The Oldest Printing Press.


Typography, or the art Of
printing from movable type, was
invented in Europe about the
middle Of the Fifteenth Century.
Beyond this fact, the history of
this far-reaching industry is
very uncertain, says the Strand
Magazine. 1t is generally con-
sidered that cut, wooden type
was first used, then cut leaden
type, and that afterwards cast
type was employed. William
Caxton, in1476, was the first to
practice printing from movable
type in England. The oldest
tppe Of printing press, by the
way, now in the South Kensing-
ton Museum, is the actual ma
chine with WHICH Benjamin
Franklin worked in the year
1870. It is constructed of hard
wood, mortised together; it car
ries two horizontal rails, upon
which slides a carriage support
ing the frame Of composed type,
called the form. The type was
mixed by two large pads, or balls,
with their surfaces. the distribut-
ion Of the ink being reformed
by working the pads together
and then applying them to the
forms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-12
The People Rule.

The hope Of Oklahoma is in
Democracy. This can be said in
this column now just as it was
previous to election.
Oklahoma demonstrated be-
yond a doubt Tuesday that the
people, or a larger majority of
them, believe in Democracy, be-
lieve in Cruce and want to see
built here the greatest state in
The union.
Cruce has his pledges tc~e-
deem and he will redeem them.
He will be the Governor of Okla
homa. He will serve all the peo-
pie, and the Republicans and
even the colored men, who cast
their votes against Lee Cruce,
will get the same fair treatment
at his hands that the heartiest
Democrat in Oklahoma and his
strongest supporter gets.
Cruce campaigned on the
square, fought the fight on his
merits, left the mud for the 9TH
ers to sling and waded in with
ungloved hands proclaiming that
he stood for progress and that
he stood upon the Democratic
platform.
That platform has a good fla
yor to it and tastes better today
than ever before. Crllce is the
man Of the hour to Oklahoma,
like many other states electing
good clean Democrats to guide
them, has much to look forward
to and rejoice in because the new
era is dawning, the era when
men think for themselves and
don't take the word Of the cor
poration head or demagogue in
casting their ballots. Never was
SO bright a future ahead Of any
state as is ahead Of Oklahoma.
and never did this nation look
more prosperous and more like
the people are becoming the real
boss Of the grand old U. S. A.
Guthrie Leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-12
Explaining the Result

DR.. Lyman Abbott, Editor Of
the Outlook, offers the following
explanation Of the general elect
ion results.
Popular dissatisfaction with
the present condition, especially
high prices; Indignation at the
manifest control by special inter-
erests of tariff revision and still
more a defense and eulogies of
the tariff bill; wrath at corrupt
ion disclosed in certain infIuent-
ial Republican circles, coupled
with forgetfulness Of the fact
that exposure and prosecution
were furnished by Republicans;
a growing conviction that there
was alliance between special in
terests and the Republican oil
garchy. with a belief that the
easiest way to object was to vote
with the opposition; indifference
IN the election which to many
voters seemed a contest between
persons rather than between
principles; an impression which
a too personal campaigning tend
ed to increase; a general inclina-
tion in America to make a change
from time to time in political
control; fears In certain quarters
lest the spectre Of radicalism
work havoc to business interests:
the fact that the Republican
party was divided between in
surgcnts and regulars, while the
Democratic party was freed
from the traditions Of Cleveland
and the personality of Bryan,
was for the first time in years
united -all these causes combin-
ed to bring about political
revolution"