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CHAPTER X.
In the Mesh of Misdeeds.

A T once after leaving the Trevor
"a mansion, Lathrop returned 70
n his apartment. As he caught
sight Of his reflection IN a
mirror his eyes glinted with cold de-
rision-
I cannot tell CARA everything he
unused aloud God forbid, Better a
broken engagement than that-what-
ever the hearJtche- Yes. better two
broken hearts than a revelation Of the
whole truth suppose, IN time we
must both recover from the shock Of
today But the knowledge Of that other
tragedy would spoil her life. utterly
And the poor old pateri How the sight
OF that photograph bOWled him Overt
The resem blance must, indeed. be strlk-
ing, since II was able TO affect him ike
that And now he viii question me. and
! cannot, 1 viii not. tell him for he
must not know the truth. For the sake
OF CARA and Edna, he must never
know"
The ringing OF the bell interrupted his
meditation He went to the door and
opened il 10 admit George Trevor He
has come sooner even than I expected -
was his thought But he allowed no
trace Of his perturbation to escape him.
On the contrary, he greeted his visitor
- a matteT-of-Iact manner, but very
cordially
I went away hurriedIy,'' he added,
after they had shaken hands 1 quite
forgot that you wished 10 see me What
ION that natter the fna-cier re
Il can wait ! want 10 talk 10 VOC
about another thing now Can
You give me some brandy and q cigar
Certainly. sir LaJhrCp replied, and
forthwith he set forth a decanter ard
siphOn and a box OF Derfectos- Do
You know, pater, you haven't been here
before in
But the financier, with an air OF de
termination, interrupted
Morris he demanded, who IS that
what girIg-- came the disingenuOU.
question
That girl whose picture found l.
the drawing room of my house. tht
banker explained eagerly What Is
she2 the name tells me nothing Is she
q friend Of yours2 Do you know hel
people. her u1rentS2
The reply of the young man was made
very. deliberately
Il know her father. sir. he said =
never saw her mother
Trevor gave a sigh Of relief Then *
smoke rather heSitatinCly-
1T may seem strange TO you. Morris
that I should be so greatly 1nteTeStet
in the girl But-Well. 1 never saw sucf
a remarkable likeness.
Likeness to whom, Sir L2throI
questioned
'@TO-a Isdy-whon I once knew" Th'
reply was made with evidently reluct
snce. 1T was q good many years ag'
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stand this morning he denied that he
had caused the death OF the Keilner
girl. He said he had 10 knowledge OF
it at all.
1T Is true had blood on my clothes. -
said he, speaking slowly and in broken
English, hut It was from my own body
and out OF q wouTd made when I a.
cidentaIly shot myself. The blood upon
my knife, which was used by my broth
er-in-law for pairing horses hoofs, was
placed there in some way By him and
not by me-
Vending told the story OF his coming
itOr OF St Johns Church IN Louisville
He spoke slowly and inpreSSively, at
times searching his mind for the right
word which mad temporarily eluded him.
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES FRIDAY. DEcENBER ?, 1910
DEFENSE IS BEGUN
IN \! VENDING CASE
Attorney Expects TO Close
Side Before Tomorrow
Night.

LOUISVILLE, KY Dec 2-Tne de-
Tense in the trial Of Joseph Vending
the Frenchman accused Of killing Alma
KeIIner, was begun in Judge Gregory 5
court today
Attorney Clement made a sharp at
tack UPON the circumsrantiaI evidence
presented by the prosecution
Befo-- court opened ne announced
that ne expected % conclude his pre-
seatatiOn by Saturday noon and TIE
case viii probably 20 TO the jury before
tomorrow night
When Vending was called 20 the
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of Chapters Already Published

Synopsis of Chapters Already Pubhshe
Morris Lathrop. having squantered
200. Coz. resolves 10 Kill hiEIself- 10
changes his mind when he Is told by
George Trevor. father Of his betrOthed,
CARA Trevor. that loan Of $4,000 IS
necessary 20 save Trevor from ruin
LaIErCp -uDs across Jack MilllngtoTl,
& rich young Wall Street broker. and
MIiInEt1u asks LaIhrop tu look after his
affairs while he IS on visit TO Chicago
VITA one Of the keys with which he -
intrusted Lathrop opens MilliEgtOn's safe
deposit box. takes $3.50 go in securities
and turns them over TO Trevor
LsthroD finds sam MilliEgt0D. father OF
Jack, IS the enemy who forced Trevor 20
The verge OF ruin At his apartment Rita
Ortega awaits him. and B[5nz Trevor sis
ter % his 1iaucee. finds her there At
the Trevor. Morris. 10 his surprise. finds
Jack ZIiIIingt0n-
Jack NiIIington. who has been called
back 10 New York pleads with IatnrOD
and Trevor TO be let in on the big copper
deal that has nearly ruined The latter
AIillinEtOn IS introduced TO Rita OrteSa-
Morris and Cara quarrel over Rita
OrteEa- Morris refusing 70 reveal the
Spanish girls origin or her hold on him.
The engagement IS broken. M Trevor
seems 20 recognize in Eita's photograph
resemblance 70 some one he had known
long ago
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CANADIAN BOUNDARY
COMMISSION MEETS

BUFFALO. y Y, Dec 2.-The Amer
lean and Canadian sections Of the IN
ternational Waterways Commission,
which has been entrusted with the task
OF definitely fixing the Great Lakes
boundary line between the two countries.
assembled in Buffalo today for joint
session
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IS CONSTIPATION CurabIe7 Try this Free

I received a sample
bottle Of your Syrup
Pepsin and was so pleas
ed with it l sent TO the
drug store and got a 81
bottle and a so cent bot
tie, and my little girl four
years old is IN better
health than she has ever
been in her Ete. I have
no more trouble with her
bowels and stomach. and
I thank yOJI for your
Syrup Pepsln- I can not
praise Syrup PepSin too
highly. My mother also
is using it.-Nirs. Car
RE Cutler. 325 N NOtre
d a m g street. South
Bend Ind
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believe that thousands Of people suffer needleSsy
from constipation simply through ignorance of what kind
of remedy to take You cannot cure chronic trouble
bv one flushing of the Colon as tho when salts and
Drgative waters are used. And it is wellknown fact
that cathartic pills. after the first relief bind the bowels
laI the more These things seldom do than tenn
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GERMANS TO HUNT POLE

BERLIN, Dec. According 70 the
report OF Lieut. Wilhelm Fletcher, the
leader Of the proposed German antarctic
exploration expedition. more than $l15.-
COO has been contributed TO the cause
The start probably VIII be made next
spring
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one that is Interested--O-F r "ISHEK sycamore IL
was e years constant sufferer from chronic in
digestion d constipation and had almost given up hope
cured but DR. CadwelIs Syrup Pepsn has
made well man OF and write to acknowledge my
gratitude Caldw Ell and to the Pepsn Syrup Co
II n HARRINGTON. Pres Harrington Mfg Co.
Peoria. IL
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The condition OF Cecil Hufty. who was
overcome by gasolene fumes at Somer-
set Beach, is improved today, and he
viii be brought 70 this city this evening.
If the physicians who are attending him
deem IL adviSa bic
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DR.. CaIdweII's Syrup Pepsin

remedy sold through druggists for quarter of
fury comes much nearer method liquid,
mild peasant-tasing and nonping baby 1t with
safety yet 1t Is effective the person It relief
promptly and by continuing briefly the stomach muscles
IRE trained to again do their naturally then you dis
To prove these claims viii gladly send a
from chronic constipation liver
headache, heartburn stomach and similar di
gesve complaints have only send your and
address using sample you then feel it the
remedy YOU long sought buy of your druggist at fifty
cents or one dollar bottle families al
ways keep n the house, 1t be used by all
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a D. Brockett and J. Y Williams
have been appointed delegates 20 the
Rivers and HarbOrs Congress. which
lwin meet in Washington on December Z
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Miss Mckay, who has been the
matTon OF the AleXa ndria Hospital. has
severed her connection with that in
stitution, and viii shortly leave for the
Philippines Her place has not been
filed. but Miss Johns vii act as uarrou
until her successor IS elected.
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NEW ALEXANDRIA
EDUCATORS SEATED
School Board Holds install
lation Meeting, With Capt.
Bryant Chairman.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU:
ALEX VA nc

The city school board held a meeting
at Lee School building last evening
Capt Herbert Bryant presiding. The
newly elected members were installed.
Captain Bryant was reelected chair
man and Hubert Snowden clerk \ com
munication was received from Alexan-
dTia Council. order OF Fraterual Ameri-
cans, asking permission to place an
ImericaH II on Washington School
building The matter was referred to
the committee on school houses and fur
niture-
Policemen Talbot. Ra.wlett and Mich
olson this morning transferred seven
prisoners, six coloTed and one white,
from the Alexandra city jail to the Jail
at Fort MyeT- They viii be kept there
until the new steel cells have been
placed in position All prisoners here
after convicted in the police court viii
be sent TO the jail in Alexandria county
The funeral Of George T. Meade was
held from his home "a South Patrick
street this afternoon. The Rev H J.
Cutler, pastor Of s.. Mary's Church, Of
fciated and burial was in St Mary $
Cemetery
A meeting of the local assembly
Brotherhood Of st Andrew, was held Al
Grace Church last evening The follow
ing were elected. President, Churchill
Gibson, Of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary; vice president. Frederick
TAYLOR seer atsiry. James Roberts,
treasurer. Reginald TatspauZh- chap
lain, the Rev Edgar Carpenter It was
decided 10 have the corporate com
znUnion IN Grace Church next Sunday
at 30 a. m
J. Harold Van Week. formerly Of this
city, but now or Washington. and Miss
Sarita II. Bechler, Of Washington. were
married AZ Grace Church last evening
by the Rev. Edgar Carpenter The
parents and few friends were present
NJ and Mrs Van Week will reside on
Rhode Island avenue in Washington
The funeral Of Mrs Priscilla Robin
son was held from Demaine-s Chapel
in King street. this afternoon at I
O'Clock The Rev. H NJ Canter. Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Of
ficiated. and burial was in the Union
Cemetery
Miss Mckay, who has been the
matron OF the AleEa ndria Hospital has
severed her connection with that in
stitutiou, and will shortly leave for the
Philippines Her place has not been
filled. but Miss Johns vii act as marrOu
until her successor IS elected
The condition OF Cecil Hufty. who was
overcome by gasolene fumes at Somer-
set Beach, IS improved today, and he
viii be brought 70 this city this evening.
II the physicians who are attending him
deem IL advisable.
a D. Brockett and J Y Williams
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DR. CALDWELL PERSONALLY WILL BE PLEASED
To GIVE YOU ANY MEDICAL ADVICE YOU MAY
DESIRE FOR YOURSELF OR FAMILY PERTAIN
ING TO THE STOl1ACH, LIVER OR BOWELS, ABB
SOIUTEIY FREE Of CHARGE EXPLAIN YOUR
CASE IN A LETTER AND He WILL REPLY To YOU
IN DETAIL. TOR THE FREE SAMPLE SIMPLY
SEND YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON A POSTAL
CARD OR OTHERWISE. FOR EITHER REQUEST
THE DOCTORS ADDRESS IS DR. w B. CALD-
WELL, RIOS CALDWELL BLDG, MONTICELLO,
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The funeral Of Mrs Priscilla Robin
son was held from Demaine-s Chapel
in King street, this afternoon at I
O'Clock The Rev. II. n. Canter. Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. Of
hciated, and burial was in the Union
Cemetery
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We thank you for the
sample bottle Of Syrup
Pepsin. II we could not
get any more than that.
we would certainly keep
il for the goodit has done
US Our house Is never
without it nor never viii
be as long as we can
raise a dollar It's the
balm of life in our home.
j Henry Il a n k ! q
Junction City. by.
I received th5 sample
bottle and am using the
second 50-Cent bottle
procured at one Of my
local druggists Results
were the most SatiSfaC-
tory. Am advertising
SvrUD PeDSi1 to every
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The Continuation OF This story VII
BE Found in TOmoTrovy's
Issue Of The Times.
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The funeral Of George T Meade was
held from his home IA South Patrick
street this afternoon. The Rev II. J.
Cutler, pastor Of s.. Mary's Church. Of
ficiated and burial was in St Mary S
Cemetery
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The Misol 90 -As-
1SIh Phs1s n 2sS
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Retail Prices at
Public Markets


Noats Eastern ham. ~ cents Mound
IA e'Ne cents paund. ialn mutton chops.
All. ."'s nagnd. leFs mutton. ~ and 10
pound eesiass hams. IS cents p@ es"i.
.shH. lamh. ~ cvHis pound airtatn Htrak
- ~ cents pound. lamb ehaea. i
s...ts rvnts. shoulder mutton. .
eouea psiras rs rsss, Il 1 ,s s sss,.
tANndi porh r0sHt. IL cents pound home
pgsneh pt a., 'a .n ggais pound
hetne made bologna : ratin,t. "a egt,is
$50 shd naify i'feauets -fialatria aud
ssi,s3 se s,,ss' Pean.ss u ess,s Nh.
cheese. Ell 800. .ents pound awlas
ervamesY batter. - ssass esgss ~,
P1ehds - esntss seattle rrenrnerv batter
tNahas Is coats Minnesota efeansrg
y yeats ropndl nsW isid ssss' az ssni.
deseai naniah braad butter. IS esats
paeea pounds o.. eattAEa cheese. 50
sea fooas nuttsr clans 10 cant.
aesra. olympia oysters IS oenis pini
ss,ssf waesefel, Coz % cents. halibui
e sssss s ssssa' e cents. eas ''se.
each rees end 40 seats paapd sm~it.
pounds it rruts. ereu clans. i6 s.ats
Rihi astmnH trpHi. 20 crats pound. Z
sea' 20 e"ats. Finhsn haddles re
esnts poauds smoked Lake Superior
eNt'etish. fpr no rentss nunFanass
efahA fpr ~ csntsl Fsd snapper. J
p9nnaa Is cents
falts ana NeHefNbiea~ sfring heana fs
srnts a.uni brussels spfouta 30 esnts
Fauht. Malaga afauea. 70 eants pawna
ANt fAiAtuA le ccnta pound rlfFuu. 20
.fhta rnttnA MtHt0Fnaffis pearl he cents
anars ie 10 ss saHts doseni tomatoes. !
f.ANtH 20 eentHs nEs 40 Hvnfs pound
tehhrfftea quarts Is csnts4 Htnlaf
setiAAA atnieFs 20 remfa 1uuau. srftanfs
pounds - eents. sweet auaas : pounds
rs reaiss Fiafiaa sfapa frau. 3 far tE
eentAt WaHauss. % and 20 eunts doses.
neh hnts Pc rerfs aHuuds Taafuaa mar
eahA P9itte17s - 90 sack. delivered np-
pies. ~ hos delivered Iaaattaa srit
senN".s Mlnssap and NinK apples 81 ta
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SANITARY rrnrIc MAnMnr.

rait Senator apple sstrs faaeg
~ p~f hes white Winter rrarmaia.
10 pef boa. extra fancy WeA ghaaa
tiHNtna 81 -. extra faatF hplfssn hss :.
4pttes sktra fancy s. rs per hes uaid
MtnA 20 cents pes hsN klnxu 81 81 psf
bNti Negth~ra apT. g. 81 pes baa. haaa-
nAH. ~ rents So - feNtH prr aasen. afAns
eeffies cants ana So cents PEI duaFf
oranges. 10 rsnis. 10 gsHfs. b eanfs p~r
0asrnl fleIlda EFars fruit 8 reutr each
H1tt~f-s Washington creamery a. ceass
peg pound Minhaaata wfssmaFy IS cents
Fef paaads 2 pounIa Tor IS eaniss ehssss.
s~st y. fsf eFNana. - u@ats p~s
raands TiNawpah bNst sali cream -
esnts peF pound. Wisconsin, bgfak -
reNtH per p0unA
EsHs Fresa WsaAiaHten raneh e
p@Mte pFf desun4 Asrwaen fresh fanak ta
s@nts f~r aossn. best Eastern. IS csuts
psF aaEon
tettwee. caflfaraia hsaa s rsnts sara
1ftsA eeiefi4s psfunds tsf le cents. s
" dFtsd h~aaA. ! reats paumh
haetsra barau. IS esats hams 1a
cents salt pafk. " ewngs. mnttaa shoot
der csHts. boiling BEET eenfs pas
reasf, and cents fuunA sfsak tt4
ge@ss. iaFnh rhaps. txti ceHt@ veal eats
issh Is ceutss hems maas sznsasr. faM
cents hamhaFs ssnah. pounds Tor al
cents mHffeH lrF. isM eents ianb 80
10 esuis. PORK ruast. - esnta
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DIR. HYDE
APPEALS

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Dec. ,.
-tiased on a claim that the court
had erred 255 times. an appeal TO
the supreme court was taken today
By attorneys for Or y Clark Hyde.
convicted Of the murder OF Thos
II. Swope, millionaire OF Kansas
City.
Dr. Hyde's counsel declared first
that the indictment against tho
physician vas Illegal. that the evi-
dence was insufficient. that ineom.
petent testimony VAS admitted. that
competent testimony was barred.
that the court failed to Instruct the
Jurors on all the law In the case.
and that prejudice was shown
throughout the trial
The appeal viii probably be
heard January Z. az which time At
vas set 70 come up.
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rlJeIIIsI,rp ROOMS

FORfit5HEp ROOMS
N.@-~-~s~~sNrs~s~~-S~~s c-e-s-~s~~-0se~~-Ns~-
-Ths vlrsinus" Call bells closets
sBt Virginia 81. ! hot and cold water
biz from Wsstiaks In eyary room tree
~ ios sBsdsFn fur. baths ana phones
f8gnas. everything ~ per week Waik
uew steam heat Ing distance
THE ANNEX zoos Elahth AZ. near
Wastiaks av new. clean, Furnished
steam heated bsdToons tor men1.
Rates 81 10 per week csc per Night
ruHNIHHED Rooms IN PRIVATE
HOME
Neatest. homeilRe rooms. cleanliness
and comfort assured, walking diHtancet
.ifii Boyiston. between sprinE and Seneca
olympic Apartments HpusekHspins
rooms 81 iE and ~. single ruHma flstQ
and %. best and cheapest ciose.in apart
msnts In city. near public market 500
western Az
For Rent Largo. comfortable room.
e. 80 por week with bath paved district
s0e i1th az. s between Main ana Jack
SON siH
Imperial Iiotel los Yeslor way. hot aud
cold wafer. steam heat, bath. f2s0 week
up
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COUNT OVERSIGHT;
D, hAUGHTY, NAUGHTY

CHICAGO. Dcc. 3--Thc charge
OF assault aud battery preferred
against Michael kilgsilea b. Coant
de Beaufort. his son.iniaw. was
dismissed today because the scion
OF nobility failed 20 put In an ap.
pearance In Judge Bruwgenmeyer' .
municipal court At the hour ap'
pointed for the hearing
M Beaufort arrived nj the court
in response 20 telephone mes.
sage few minutes after the XII.
gallen case had been stricken from
the calendar.
lie protested that he had sour,
ried out OF his paiamas and had
not waited for breakfast. but this
made no difference. The dismissal
will stand.
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spEcIAL. NoTIcEA.

~@@~~@~@~~~e~,~ ~-~~~s~-~~u~@@~-
X Fnu sanf 70 sr4uifW love fsnfsaf
nssnis p~aes. hsPplnes. ard sanshins in
ypar Hv~s. tAsn atssaa the services ~
ne Aamsaf wsts1n chareh - Trus
spsrifaaiisam. lac that msats On tho
Faagth. bstaesn rika asa Fins ats sssrg
Eusiar a. and 3 m aed iisf@a -
fhe soias AID daets 81 a. Carries Aekiiis-
Ger AMI Miss faA Mifhasis. snd the Ia
aptFattansl teefgres - tudar A. Hpaeh
eFf. " " Coon ard sthere a. 81 ciask
svsry HsndAy ths general conferences b..
Hsna. which 10 8psu 20 al ~ discussion
AAnisssen fres Exsrghedr Neienms
Hamsei Watson CbHffu n True HplFif.
umiisma. Incorporated. me~ts HandaY. Do
renatss O. 1919. az Stevens Academy. on
F0grth. bsfRseu PIKE aua rlnn $50 A.
a'tirek general conference. ln which
eVsfyeus present Is permitted % PARTED
pate Q M lecture - Nsv H " Coon.
To- ~ fnrfunfieu ~ healing. test ard
uusHfign circle. IS b m.. evening aeTviCo
ana irefurs ~ Judge A rpsahart Nin-
lln solos and auTts ~ y carlos MaAiiiss
ter Miss Ida Hirhssls and t.aa E ceis
Admission Tres ETeFrbpaY welcome.
DENNY WAY UPHui.sTE nfNo co.
Ffns HphuiEfarinE furnltufa fapaiffna
sise iaFnitnre garsiaa and boat aerk a
speciality AT wufA Euarantead
FhaHg y eEa va usnnT War
william Mckinley sifrie ladies' 20 the
~ A. a. via meet ~ rsaslar session
"wednesday. uerenher 2. At m
Emma " Felitn lreR
Eshslnan q wEzon. carpsBtsFs aaa
Iabtsfs. windgw ard door screens a spa.
riaiiy Malr tiTe iud tttf
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eyvES DINNER WHEN
"HE JOINS LIAR CLUB

Upon receipt OF this telegram
Roosevelt pronounced Powell liar
and proceeded TO dcnounce Harmon
and said he bad been rcervant to
tho people. The official returns
show Harmon received 10000 pla.
rality.
AZ the dinner tonight he was pre-
scented with a gold medal as the
'only resident Ohio member of the
Ananias Club, aA nellamy and Mrs,
Storor now live Ia Paria.
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noARp ~ ROOM.

tisisaA.Fe furnished ap2ftn~ntH heat
Aeht asa gas. tis aad tas iit valley
fhate Qaesn Anne ICES
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The SEATTLE STAR

70 aAfi. sfhsf 81 hfhs y n ssis
n hsa roar ausscfigttan e.ptfas - "a ths
address iabsi ~ saeh papss Whaa rhaf
tate arrives. n r4af sltsrrtrfton has aot
AaAin heee pala ~ aaNsnrw Fuar nanka
IL tAAsn ffnm the ust shaA4a 81 cats
en tha address t4hsI - = rrsai3t "a -
PEI yaaf o. 50 ter "a faanths
Entsrst az ths ssAtlls Eestaffics "a
aseana class asasfar
ons e~nt asr eaFF. STA cents peg wsss
~ tmertN I'VE c@nta PER StNNfh nstiws
sssa - ssNsi = ssfrisr Ns free rsRss.
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BALLARD

a great sacrifice in neat little three
room cottage. ritv wntHr electric lights
sreer connection. cement WalkH. street
graded This ia on huunBaid az. near
aath Convenient 60 university and
tinCnlu hiEh school two car lines
- Lake ruun Small payment down.
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NORTHWEST TRUST SAFE DE.
rQHfT co First hV. ana Columbia a.
Goldman Buldinel. invlton applications
fot loans from $1,000 60 5000 on Inn
proved Seattle residence property In
established districts
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slss MARGARET AseLIs.

fas many admirers % Margaret
|isgssn, star 10 ~'The Awakening Of
Alena Rirhis." sill b. glad %
|sara that she wfli not have 20
mss tn sfags permanently on ae.
suns u To- throat trouble which
wRa her 70 desert the footlights
y Mr. day. Al that time her
tssaa feared that her voice
N4M lost.
Aszs being a great actress,
IN snSiin has the further aistinc.
y 4 king the only actress born
y 0xfawa lCaaadal statehouse.
nlzg her debut into the world In
> asfice Of the speaker OF the
E@ Of eunmons "a years agD.
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,,upuS. O. Dee. S~A ala
9el. ,,vsn here tonight 60 Gen
Powell celebrating hts
I, the Ananias Club
...s,sed from bis telcsran'
~ 80 ,s roosevelt the day pre-
, 49,, g,s.,.,.syeits speech In ohig
- eos. Harmon, ASKING Why
silss, y Roosevelt did not 'cinch
ss. s,..,en when shown the was
|, lpason Harmon
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BALLINGER
COMMITTEE
in SESSION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 -- The
minority members 81 the BsillnKer
Pinchot congressional investiEat,
Ing committee met In conference
today II vas learned that the
minority report IL practically com.
pieted
Those attending che meeting 90
day we're Senators Paynter and
Fletcher and Representative Madl.
son Representative Graham has
not Jet arrived in Washington.
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ELL OLD PAINTING
FOR S400, 900 NOW

yIENNA. Dec. 3.--The wfenar
krzAl reports the discovery a.
IL Duke Of PaFma's country resi-
me- 81 SchwarzaH o. an equestrian
srga5t Of Philip nv az Spain.
eaast b. Velasauez Il has al
nF beer sold to English art
kkrs Tor $500 600.
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, $500 - . = 4
h THIS Soy WAITER
= HAS ONLY $4,000, 700 {

a NEWPORT, u. T.. Dec. g. =
. John Nicholas Brown. the =
q richest boy in the world. with .
a fortune estimated at uD. q
. ward 81 $4,000 900. Is person. .
. ally serving hot coffee daily 4
4 20 the workmeu engaged In =
n completing the i.O00f00t sea =
= wall at Lime Rock None Of =
. the laborers has time 20 go =
q home to dinner. and all bring =
= their MONDAY meal In dinner =
4 pals. John Brown. watching =
= the workmen the other day. =
= Saw them eating cold food a
\ He carried out not coffee. and =
= has kept up the custom. =
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EXPLOSION
DEATH Of
3 MEN

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. S.
Three men were Killed when
an engine on the Denver a Rio
Grande railroad blew up a, SOL
der summit, near here, today.
The dead; W. A. ooodale,
engineer: A. e. SpeeF, fire.
mar. e. L. Ma,hla. brakeman.
The engine was pulling
freight train.