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The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
HOW SAMMY LOST THE RACE.

i All the fishes and turtles were very
much excited that day, for there was
TO be a race between Peter and Sam
my Turtle from their home To Miss
Mermaid's cave They were to start
at noon from Big Rock, at the bot.
tom OF the sea. and swim or run as
fast as they could TO the cave on the
shore. where the winner would be pre-.
sented with a coral chain and new
shell. Then that evening at shutdown
the FISH families and the turtle fam.
flies planned TO have n big feast at
the cave.
Sammy Turtle was very sure he
would win because he was younger
and could swim much faster than big
Peter. who was said 10 be at least 200
years old.
AT IL o'clock exactly Peter and Sam
my slid off Big Rock and started on
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
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The Forty-frst annual ball of Schil-
Ter lodge, f. a. A. NJ. will be held
Monday evening, I'm Harmonic hall.
=
Mr., and Mrs, Adolph Marion and
family. Of No POS lroquoisaye., have
returned from IA winter spent in Cali
fornia.
An exhibition drill and dancing
party Will be given by the Ladies'
Arab Patrol Monday evening. In
Clark's dancing academy.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Alice Atwood. daughter of Mrs.
James Atwood. OF Milledgevile, Ga.
: To James b. Williams. OF Detroit, the
marriage To take place, May g.
= - y
The weather bureau and its work"
Will be described by Oncial Weather
Observer Norman b. Conger. in the
Field-ave. branch library, Tuesday
evening, April 3.
r ,
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Irene Norma Tichgon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Tichgon. 10
George Lyon Hoag, OF Poughkeepsie.
y. Y, the wedding to take place in
September.
The Tuesday Musicale will give the
regular morning concert by members.
Tuesday morning, at 1880 o'clock in
the Century building A feature OF
the program Will be the presentation
OF japanese cantata by the women's
chorus of the club
The marriage of Miss Mary Resale
Mandell, daughter OF Mrs Addison
Mandell. TO Francis Seymour Robin
son will be quietly celebrated, Tues
day afternoon. in the home of the
brides sister. Mrs Maryland ID.
Stearns. No 217 Seminole-ave The
Rev William ID. Maxon. of Christ
church, will oficiate Mrs Harry Wor.
cestcr. OF Cincinnati, will attend the
bride. and w. &. Thomas will he best
man. small reception Will follow
the ceremony. which will be purely
a family affair
The Southern society of Detroit will
meet Friday evening, April 10, in the
Dixie Tea shop, No 81 Washington
boulevard. when bylaws will be sub
mitted for consideration. Since the
formation of the club Dec % last,
with nucleus OF % members. the
membership has increased to 100. The
officers Of the society are: President,
Frank c. Sibley: first vice-president
the Rev. John II Boyd second vice
president, George l.. Matthias. treas
urer. the Rev J T. McGarvey; secre
tary, b. c. Gaines
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
FASHIONS

The newest jewelry is characterized
by It's unusual degree Of delicacy, and
It's reasonable prices.
The French woman clings 10 tho
natural lints in dfaperies, the long.
easy.ftting corsets and the soft, cling
lag skirts.
BY no means the least important
item OF the toilet In these days OF the
short skirt is ones footgear.
The return OF tho belt 20 the nor
nal waist line has given the separate
waist a new lease OF life.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
Children Teething.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrCp has
been ustd for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALI.AYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO. and IL
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
world. Re sure and ask for Mrs. WIN
slows Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind. twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

monograms be worked on both sscocn=r
ing9 And In what coiory IN HU>
long should one wait before answer.
ing friendly letter. STAR. -
A.-D On one or both, aecord1ug,
TO your own taste, and In any color
preferred. CD A week or ten days.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

The value OF the electrical indus
tries OF the United States at the close
Of last year was estimated at s1,436,-
10000. railroads being quoted at
s475. 100000 and central stations and
telephone each at s250,000. 900.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
TuttIa Not a Candidate.

State Senator Arthur ]. futile. of
Lansing, will not be candidate for
the Republican congressional noinsna-
ton in the Sixth district. State Sena-
tor Frank Shields. OF Howell will
have a lone hand against Congress
man Sam w. Smith.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

A new dress directly from Paris
opens our eyes TO something new and
odd. Plain heliotrope cloth. braided,
forms the front and back panels. The
under dress IL OF figured cloth In the
same shade. The fullness OF the skirt
is confined by broad band OF braided
cloth and the belt Is similar band.
though narrower.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

China will hold its first great ex-
position. national in character. 40
Marking from May 20 October.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

headed thina watermelon like that egg
In our INST. Can you believe it?'N
And Mrs. Bill said, Let's hatch II
out and see.' So they did, and that's
all.
Tomorrow's story will be THE Bike
and the Bird"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

An exhibition drill and dancing
party will be given by the Ladies'
Arab Patrol, Monday evening. In
Clark's dancing academy.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

The engagement is announced OF
Miss Alice Atwood. daughter of Mrs.
James Atwood. OF Milledgeville Ga.
To James b. Williams. of Detroit, the
marriage To take place, May 3.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

MIR and Mrs, Adolph Marion and
family. Of No, POS lroquois-aye.. have
returned from IA winter spent In Cali
fornia
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

The Forty-Arst annual ball of Schil-
Ter lodge, f.. a. A. M. will be held
Monday evening, in Harmonic hall.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

The weather bureau and its work"
Will be described by Ofhcial Weather
Observer Norman b. Conger. in the
Field-ave. branch library, Tuesday
evening, April 8.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Irene Norma Tichgon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Tichgon. 10
George Lyon Hoag, OF Poughkeepsie.
n. Y, the wedding to take place in
September.
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I'm alien C.marticr
gleibt bis snm /. September bic
E.neen Gitg Sabinss gauf.
Tic Millionaire Slrftcn bei Der 2iani
birung ben Nenniuertb Der aftien
erbnltcu.

9i. Queen gitn SdDings Bant &:
5ruit Co., pcren ueberna6me burh bic
gropibent Sapinss 9nnt Sc 9ruit So.
geItern beridtst tpnroe, Diro allsr
Wabrihsinli6teit mad Bis gum sriten
September in ibrem esgenDdrtigsn
Quartisr, inn garstp Gebduos, psrbleiz
beH i'm bann. nnhOem bic attipndre
Der Banf in Der auf ben 80. au9uIt
einberufensn 8erIommIung bic Grams
ferirurg Der Bont ratifiSirt ba6sn,
nuh ibrsm neuen Guartisr ii6er3ufie-
beln. SIM 2auie oes ssftrisen 5a9es
ianbte Stabtnubitor grnIt bon 8ar9sn
in feiner gieenIhaft als Setrstdr Der
Queen gitp Earrings 9unt e 5ruft
60. Ginlabungsn an bic Qttioudre Der
8ant gu Der Ratifi3irungs gerz
fammlung am 30. 4uguit aug. DAP
bic 8.rihmel3ung Der beiben 8nnten
aui tsinsn Wiheritdno itobsn pir5,
itsbt aub.r oIIsr arase, oa Der prdfs
bent Der Queen gitp Sapings 8ant
&: 3ruit SO. 5err RobertIon, Der nas
tiirIit gu 9unIten Der @erfhmsl3un5
lit, Iber bic Salft. beg attisntapitals
eignet.
SOtpsit fid Biz isst feftfteGIsn ldbt,
tperbsn BEL Der Giquioution Der Queen
gitp Sabings 9ant &c 1ruit go. Die
4ttiondfe Den poIlen Rennpertb ibrer
2lttisn unb piellsidt Ipsar cine aleis
niateit bdriiber .rbalten. Definifipss
lit bisriibsr ieood nidt in Grfabrung
su bringen, ba bic g.amtsn bsiosr
8anfen bisriibsr iebp.be 2tustunft pers
tpeiaern.
syerner tonnt. gsiiern aud niht feit'
seitent tperoen ob 5err bon 9are.n II;
irgenbtpslder aapasitGt nu6 Der aors
| iolibirung beibebaIten trerben tpirb.
gDie ssitern bstunnt puroe. habsn
BON oen e.lesentli6 Der lspten Wahl
.ripdbltsn Direttorsn Der Queen Stir
gant nur feds aualifisirt. Gs finn
bieIes bic 5srrsn prGiibent Wl. SO
! Robertiou, Bis.prGTbent 8. s.. 9ubr'
man; Setrstdr Grnft bon gareeu, Sa'
muel SirauB, Rsp. G.orse 5.Gopurbs
uno g. J. 6oparo. Die 0irettorsn
bic nibt oualifiSirtsn iinb: aapitdr
/ :. 3. Clifton, SO. W. SilOeriteiu, ga.
fob DeIIsr, 8. 8. Ri4is uno SObn 9,
Omen.
9a infofse Der gsrihm.lsung BIZ
Gapitdliiirung Der probibsnt Supings
8ont &: 5ruit 60. nitt srbobt piro
iit eine Ratifi3truns Der 9eridmsI'
5uns ieitens Der Qttiondrs Der propi.
bent SuDinss Ban. unn0tbis.
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Cad cinss 4usiteanngs-Uebanbe
beihabist.
gonep SslGnS SCOT urukte Sabrt M.
ter6reden unS anlesen.

Mdbrenb bes llnfpetttrs am eeItris
gen 4benb fpuroe bas Dad bes fir ben
,3psrs Girtus b.ftimmten g.bGub.s
auf ben Sbiotbal ausftsnunsssriins
ben bonn Sturm bsidGbist. uno Der
Rsgen TtrOmi. in bns Gebdube. 9a
bas Iestsrs sur 3eit nod Iesr itsbt,
tonnte tein nennensipertber S6absn
nngerihtst tperoeu. 5rososm tpurbe
bos SaIpase Corps requirirt. Dnss
ielbe beoedte Die ipeuigen Gesenfianoe,
ipeIte lid, in benz GebGube befdnosn,
NIT Sfmbbedsn. Der anseri6tste
Shoben liz nur unbsbeutsno, unb bas
Dad piro unpsr5iiglid reparirt ,pers
ben.
Gas iid auf Der Rldfabrt btfinbfis
h. gonep ssslanh Boot, nit sablrsi6eu
poiIagisren an gorb, tonHte seseH ben
plOblib bersinbrenenoen Siurm nihi
oni6mpfen uno mubte an Der Werft
bss 0pm. Rlubs, etipd mittnsss sipi,
fchen Gpnep Sstanb uno osm resuldren
2anbungsplnB, anlegen. Die pufos
siere fabten bic Safe Siemlib ruhis
aui. unb mad etipa einitiinbissm 4ui,
entbalt fonnts bic Wsiterfabrt. ipelde
obne 3DiiheHfdlle perliei, angstretsn
tpern.n.
Ju ren9oritdbien ipurbe on9Gum.n,
3dunen etc. ourh ben Sturm peri6iss
bentlih ShaoeH anserihtst.
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SGihsuarg

Rem gort, %. 4uguit. 2(nget.
.SbemiitOcIss" BON 9alermp.
Gbgsg.: Bremen" na6 Bremen,
ga Souraine" na6 Saprs, ,Reoinu
b'Stalia" mad Reapel, .garputbia
mad NeupeI, Santa Qnna" nah
WarIeille.
2pnbon. Qngst.: .Gorint6tan"
unb vMontfprt" bon Moutredl.
abgeg.; ~WontroIe" naa Nontreal
2iberpooI. gtnget.: nSagouia"
bon gpitpn.
2lbees.: ~1untiian" nah Rontreul
Soutbampto ton. Inset.: IRA.
ieitic" BON Hep gcrt.
5uIifar. angst.: nROngOliuH'
BON 2iberpool.
Weontrenl. anget,: .HoDl
George" pon 9riItol.
gOiton. ansst.: .SOernia" Dor
Qipsrppl.
abses.: .Sannio" mad Gsnua.
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Soutbumpton n. Gneet.: rMcs
isitie" BON Nep Yort.
GberbDurg. abgeg.: raaiIer
MitbeIm" nad Rep Oort.
Quesnsto topn. 4bgsg.: rSceo>
nj" nah Ren gort, yWerion" nab
pbilabelpbiu.
Bremen. Anest.: rRbetn" bon
Baltimore.
9aDre. 2tnget.: yQa propsnce"
BON Nep gort.
Wa N If e ter. anget.: SIBERIAN
bon Bolton.
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GeIesentlid Der MaFsnpsriamm-
lung, bic seitern 4beno unisr ben
aufpi5ien ber Gebar grope Smpropes
ment 2lHoeiatiOn ouf priee 6ilI itntt.
fann. um gsseH Den mansslhaftsn
StroBenbobnoienit on Der Warialp
Apenue 2inie gu protsitiren. puros Elm
aus 15 Witsliebern beitebenbes Roms
mittte trfpdblt, bcs unter Jiibruns BEG
Siobtratbsmitslisbes BEL Der Strabsns
bnhnseftllihaft Dorite1is fperbsn Ion.
Der 0auptreonsr In Der Werfanm.
lung. bis III Gustbcff'S 9oIIe obosbols
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tees Der Gemsinbe, erft In einigenWps
nuten perfeft tperoen. bo bic Gsmeinbe
fih, ebs tie ihre bisberiee Gir6e bers
dubert. einsn 8auplub fir Elm Gottess
haus In elmer Der @oritdbts ii4ern
min. Der Gaufpreis. Der fir bis
airde seboten unb angebli9 audi ans
genommen purbe. beIduft fid, pis es
heibt, nuf S25, 900.
Jrau gbmonia Stepp taufte seftern
BON 6. 6. Stepens bas 5aus SO. 1890
Chapel StraBe fir $500.
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eokal.Derid)l
BUR Seamtentpabl
E1reitst bic gineinnati Snrugt'
Meinoe.
Sic 9orb.reiiunsen fur oas gitiIit
am fommsnben Sonntag peripre'
den ein;n pclltn GrIolg.

Sas lauien6e @eIhdftsjuhr Der
Cincinnati 5urngemeinDe neigt it'd
ieinem gnbe 3u. uno 10 tperDen oenn
Die MitgIieber am %. Ssptember 5ur
Wahl Der reuen 8edmten I6retttn.
Dos aus ben 6errsn Sulius 6aiens
3abl. 6. 6. @robe uno Noolf grobler
beItebenbe Notwithstanding uns
ferbrsitste Der eeItrigen 8eriammlnnq
tn Der Gentral 9urnballe folgenoe
WabIliifs, bic, i'm Druid perbtelfdltist
Dor Der ndhiten Sibung ben ein5etner
Wliigliebern sueeitellt iperben foll.
Griter Sprsder: Qlfreb giiermann
2nbtpig Miller.
3peiter Sprs9sr: Sxinrid araubi
Riharb Sdii9ner.
prototOlIierenoer S4riftpart: 2eo.
poib 6cernsr. Sstar Ratbtamp, Gmtl
G6iele.
aorrsiponbirenbsr S6rifttpart: 6
ardmer, qrtbur pauli.
JinansistrstGr: Charles SrdsHer
WiQiam 6. Meiie.
5ilfs ainansietretdr: Sohn 6
Nliillsr, Otto 2eiiinaer.
SdaBmsiiter: Jran3 5offHsr; gBM
Ghmitt r..
eriier surnpart: gaul aas. Geo
Ghnsib.r il.
s3peiter Surnuart: @illiam geDer
Ghorles Mdlters.
.3euspart: paul gaumsartner, Grit
Mister.
5ubnentrdgsr: Ssnus 5odenleitner
gbmunb 4niorg.
8srtrauensmann: Gugen Saeht
Williom aab. CHARLES Shneiber.
Gs lagen Johann Der gerianmlunl
sinige GinIabungen Dor unb 3tpor boz
hem Sdtpeiser Wdnnerdor su etnen
9icnie am II. September in Regen
ttalspart, gopington, moran man I'D
noh kiten ardften gu betbeiligen &c
bentt, tpie auh BON Der 5eutfhen Ia!
GeisnI6aft sur Jeier oes Deut'tel
gaees am a. September i'm gheite
part, Der Der 0ereiu in aorpore bel
ipobnen tpiro.
Die gr6ffnuns Der 5urnfhuls i
fir ben 6. September IN 4usiiht ge
nommen. gis 5u bisiem DATUM mir
Der 9urnpIas in bette Sronung &c
Isst tperben, uno AUDI Elm ginIaoungs
eirfulnr or bic Gltern Der 30sltnse &c
laHeen.
6err gmil aromer ibeil.e barau
nit, baB bon benz 4rranssmentsiom
mittse fir bas am ndhitsn Sonntdl
in sMrnon's gart fdttfinbenoe 9as
tetpicnic ale 0orbereitungen in ous
eiebigiter W.iie setroffen isisn, I'M
bab ss fomit nur on bem auten gBt!
len unb Der 4aitntionsfdbis,eit be
Mitalieber IGse. bieies yeit gu sinsr
pollen grfolge su seftalten.
Den 8orEs in Der seitrisen Der
Iammlung fiibrte 5err 4Ifreo giier
mann, fpGbrsnbSerr gmil aramer fiji
ben abtpefenbsn Germ GmiI Shisl
ols Setretdr funsitrte.
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Cpier eines qntompbil. llnfalls.

Jrau Wuttie u. 2inbian, 81 Sabre
oft, Satin bes 5errn Wdlter QinbIdl.
Don go. 10 Qaiion StrnBe, rpeI6e am
porigen Spnntdg Gbenb an Der 5urz
riIon nahe Der Montuna Qbsnus tpdbs
rsno zines Qutomp6il llnfdlls einen
5iiftenbruh srlitt, purbe geltsrn Rad
nittdg in Der Quto llmbulun3 nab
benz 5oipitul gsbradt, ba ith Spmps
tome BON glutpergiftung eingeItelt
bdben. Die gin3slbeiten beg unfaas
iirb ieiner3sit ausfiibrli9 bsriatet
tporoen.
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ten !uurbe, mar Der oemotratifhe Rons
grebfanbibat 4Ifrsb y. 4lIen, Der ote
@rtpdbluns bee obengenannten aonts
mittess befiirportete, I'm fir price
Gin etnen befsren Gtrabenbabnbienit
5u fihern.
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. ieenglii den g phone tper.
ben in 2eip3ig pro5efs
firt.

Gmben. %. 9tuguit. Brandon
unb 5ren6, bic mutbmaBIi5en engIis
ihen Spione, bic am %. uno %. gluz
auft in 8ortum perbdftet uno aRGez
tlagt tpurosr. Die 6eitungsperte pbos
tograpbirt gu BADEN, tperoen uah Geips
gig gsbra6t uno iofort pro3eTirt pers
ben. Wlan glaubt, baB BRANDON ein
Sffi5ier lit. giele 3ei6nungsn BON
5eituugsnerten uuo photographer
tpurben in ieinem 9eiib aefunoen.
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YerionabVntiseN.

5err uHb Jrau 6 arl5riB,e BON
Brittanb Gebdube finb BON Rodapap
part, mo tie in bir Sommerfrtf1e
tpsilten, gu turSem QuTsntbalt mad
Rem Dort sereiit unb geoentsu ie9r
balo fpieber in Cincinnati gu iein.
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Grunoeiseut6aul u. Yanten'

arhiieit anton Ries ertpirtte gss
fern inn it6btiihen Baudmt einen
8au.rlaubniBldein fir Elm or.iItodi.
aes @e6Gube, bas er i'm Guftrase bon
syrau Warp griss.l on Der Stats ip.,
efseniiber bonn Sorriion StraBe 8ias
butt nuffiibrsn tpirb. Die 8autoiten
iino auf $1,000 peroni6last.
syerner purben i'm fdotiihen gnus
amt bic folsenben Observation-Disclosures
srtpirit: gbarles 8aumsartn, onoer.s
balbitodis.s Wobnbaus an Der aatss
poob Apsnue nabe Der Smperial
Sirabs. $4,000; !. 6. Romer. 2sItodis
gss Wobnbaus an Der iSlIber Apenue
nabe Der Wisnon 4penus. $45O0; 5.
u. s5rani, Observation-Disclosures Wobns
baus an Der Wefi Sehiten Gtrabe,
nabs Der Mt. gho Roob, $1,000; Z.
]. Usithea. 3tpeiitodiges Wobnbdus
auf oem 9runbitiif go. 1927 6ilIiioe
glpenus, $4,000; 6. g. WeMil!ea,
srpeiii0dises Wobnbous an Der 9ouois
not 2lpenus. nabe Der llrtpeiltr 4peuu.,
$4,000; glfIabeib lllrif, 2AFtDdigss
Mobnhdus nuf bem 0runbItiid go.
2805 Guelib apenue. $1,000.
Gans befonbere genugtbuunp bersis
tste bem itdbtii1en 8nuinipeftoraubf.
mon bie5baiIate, odb seiiern Charles
ShuHdhtr GrlaubnibIfeine fir bic
abtrasuas Der 91uier 80. All = Alb
Butler 6trnBe unb 422 guIpert Ctr.
ertpirtit. Die Gebduos iparen fthon
Dor sinem SABRE fOnbemnirt iporben,
abr Der Gietntbiimer bate foipeii
isine 4niinlten gsmddt, Der Weiiung
nss 8auamts nahsutummen unb bic
Gtbdube niebsr5ureiben.
Dos gebGube Der fpaIiiiThsn airhe
an Der College Strabe biirfts binnen
iur5em in ein lagerbaus nmeeipanbelt
ip<rben. Wie eeitern btionnt ipurbe.
iinb unterbanbIungen besiigiib hes
Mntoufs besGsbdubes angetniipft pors
ben, nber Der Name bes prGfumptipen
2iuftss tpnnte ioipsit nint In Grfdbs
run9 sebrnGt lperbtn. Der Wtrtdui
niy6. mad bsr Wsrii6sruus ssr 1ru'
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OIelegrGp6

(JortisBung bon Der /. Ssits.)
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Ner ben gbitanb ou iebr betput,
perlsst ben anitGno.
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geIt or BEN.

Cos QngeIes, Gal., %. 4uguit.
Qliee 8riffiu oas IS Sabre alte Wldps
den. Wlit8Iieo elmer 8unbe bon religi0>
ien 6dnatiteru, bic iiir3li6 freilpillig
tuugsrtsn uno Dem 1ooe nabe paren,
Gls lie aufgefunben Ipurbeu, lit am
Donneritag I'M GOuntp 6oipttaI ge.
itor6en.
Sobn Srojrg S'g2sill, bon Batter.
ion, u. s.. Der 6iibrer Der ganoe, 1T
bereits am Sumltag 9eItorbeu.
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9 6erm o r b.

WapsbtlIe, Sn., 25. 2lu9.
Jrau 5annp WaibingtOn, bic 1mUlitts
mod Qbeno Der polisei gsmeIbet bate,
baB ibr Elm Nsgsr ibr a6t Monate al
tee aino aus ben Qrmsn gerifsn unb
in sinen 5eih geporfen babe, tpurb,
am Ra6mittog mad tem Goronersz
Snqusit psrbaftet. sic rruroe BON Der
Surp oes Worbss ungetlagt. sic tpur,
be Obne 3uIufIuns BON gargiaait ius
GefdngHiB sei6idt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-15
BURGLARS MAKE
FOUR WATER HAULS
Two Ochoa Street Homes
Are Paid Two Visits by
Housebreakers.

The gang Of housebreakers evidently
have the good thing sign on the
houses of J. H. Schroeder and Charles
S Ward. preSsman and mechanical de-
partment foreman, respectively, at The
Herald Mr.. and Mrs. Ward are at
tending the Elks convention in Detroit
and visiting at their Michigan home.
Being progressive housebreakers the
gang evidently read Of this in The
Herald and paid the first visit TO Mr..
Wards house, at 500 Ochoa street,
Sunday night. Nothing was taken as
far as can be discovered, although the
contents of the house were disturbed.
Monday night an attempt was also
made to enter the Schroeder home,
street His house was again entered
Wednesday night, but again the burg
lars made a water haul, as nothing
was missed by Mr.. Schroeder, Thurs
day night the Ward home was again
entered, but as yet nothing but four
eggs which were left on the kitchen
table have been missed.
Elwood Carpenter, who is caring for
Mr.. Wards chickens while he is away
on his vacation, discovered the evil
dences Of the return visit Of the house
breakers, but aside from the four eggs
which he had left on the kitchen table,
nothing was found missing by either
he or Mr.. Schroeder.
Friday morning at o'clock the po-
lice were telphoned about the robbery
and were informed that a detective
could not be sent until 1:30 in the
afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-15
CHAPTER XI.
UNDER THE GROUND.

UNDER THE SROOND.
1" HE second day after his incar-
e ceration began King was given
81 food and drink 1t was high
time, for he was almost fam
ished. Thereafter twice a day he was
led into the larger room and given a
surprisingly hearty meal
Peter Brutus had just voiced the
pleasure of the majority by urging the
necessity for physical torture 10 wiring
the governments secrets from the pris-
oner. King, half famished. half crazed
by thirst. had been listening TO the
fierce argument through the thin door
that separated the rooms. He heard
the sudden. eager movement toward
the door of his cell and squared him.
self against the opposite wall, ready to
fight to the death Then there came q
voice that he recognized.
A woman was addressing the con-
spirators in tones of deadly earnest
ness. His heart gave a bound It was
the first time since his Incarceration
that he had heard the voice of Olga
Platanova. she who still must be his
friend.
mo! You shall not torture him. T
have said he is no spy. I still say itr'
she was exclaiming.
God. girl, we cannot turn him loose
now. He must die" This was from
Spantz.
'sWe cannot release him, grant
yOu," she said. and Truxton's heart
sank Not now. but afterward. yes.
When it is all over ne can do no harm.
But hear me now. all Of you II he is
harmed in any way shall not perform
my part OF the work on the 26th. This
is final"
You cannot Withdrawn" exclaimed
Peter Brutus- You are pledged. You
are sworn. 1t is ordained"
Il. Olga Platanova, say this to you
1t is not a plea. not a petition: it is an
ultimatum- Spare him or the glorious
cause must suffer by my detection"
ash! Not so loud. girl. He can hear
every word you sayr'
Let him hear. Let him know that
I. Olga Platanova. am to hurl the thing
that is to destroy the life Of Prince
Robin. l am not afraid to have him
know today what the world will know
next week Then the world will Say
that Olga Platanova was not a beast
but deliverer, a creator, Let him
heart"
The listeners blood was running
cold The life Of Prince RobinI An
assassination THE thing that will
Destroy" A bomb.
(To Be Continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-15
GENERAL RAIN
AT SILVER CITY
Schools in Good Financial
ConditiOn-Store Is
RemOdeled.

Silver City, n. NJ. July 15.-This sec
ton was visited with a heavy rain
which from all reports seems to have
been general over a large section of the
country. The cattlemen are encouraged
over the cattle outlook. The rain con-
tinued during the entire night.
W. 3. Walton Of Silver City who was
elected chairman of the territorial Dem
ocratic central committee at Albuquer-
que, will leave for Albuquerque. accom-
panied by his stenographer, Miss Carrie
Linfoot, where he will open Democratic
headquarters.
F. EfcVannOn, cattleman of Separ,
reports the ranges in the southern part
Of the county very dry.
w. S. Farnsworth of the Silver City
Mercantile company has returned from
Phoenix, Ariz., where he purchased a
carload of fat cattle for his market in
this city
Judge W. H Newcomb, chairman Of
the county Republican committee. has
returned from the Republican meeting
in Albuquerque
Judge R. P Barnes has gone to Las
Cruces to attend a hearing in the in
junction suit Of the Postal Telegraph
company VS. the Tri-State company
County school superintendent Neblett
has completed his annual report of the
schools of the county. Financially. the
districts are in good shape, there being
total balance on hand of s71,S421S,
exclusive Of the s26,0O0 obtained by
the city district from the sale of school
bonds
Mrs. o. S. Warren has the contract
for remodeling the two story Corbin
building and has commenced work The
building will be used for store pur-
poses after it is finished.