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ined it carefully. There were two
drawers in a raised part at the back.
there was a long, wide drawer in front,
and over this a space like a drawer un-
der q large inlald over hinged at the
back. He searched everywhere here,
but found no sign of the. expected LETT
ters.
Il must have been mistaken he
nuttered. and he continued his search
IN other parts of the room. Pussy how
ering about with changing expressions
that reminded NJ. Paul of children's
faces when they play the game OF hot
or cold
Well he said, with an air of dis
appointment. u FIND nothing here. Sup
pose we try another room.'
Certainly she agreed, and her face
frightened in such evident relief that
he turned to her suddenly and said
almost regretfully. as a generous adj
yersary might speak to one whom he
hopelessly o~utelasses Madam. I hear
you are fond OF gambling. You SHOULD
study the game of poker. which teaches
MS to hide our feelings. Now. them
he walked back quietly to the desk, II
want you TO open this secret drawer
He spoke with q sudden sternness
that quite Disconnected poor Pussy. She
stood before him frozen with fear, n
able to lie n more. unable even 10
speak. A big tear OF Weakness and hu-
initiation gathered and rolled down her
check, and then, still silent, she took
a hairpin from her hair. inserted
one leg OF it into a tiny hole
quite lost in the ornamental work at
the back Of the desk, pushed against
a hidden spring, and presto. a small
secret drawer shot forward. In this
drawer lay a packet Of letters tied with
n ribbon.
cTe ne Continued Tomorrow
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CONTINUED leron Yesterday

But Martinez knew her, too. There
might have been trouble over her.
yentured NJ Paul shrewdly.
She shook her head with eager posi-
tiyeness. ''Thsr. was no trouble
you never knew OF any quarrel be-
tween Kittredge and Martinez? No
Words"
Never"
MADAM continued Coquenil. as
you have allowed me to speak frankly,
/ am going to ask if You feel inclined to
make a special effort TO help NJ. Kitt-
redge2'
'Of course, l do"
Even at The sacrifice of your own
feelings2 %
What dc you mean2'
Let INC go back 4 minute. Yester-
day you mad a plucky effort to selve
your friend, you gave money for y law
yer to aefend him, you even said you.
would come forward and testify in his
favor, if it became necessary"
"Ah, the girl has seen YOU"
More than that. she has seen NJ.
Kittredge at the prison And am
sorry to tel you that your generous
purposes have accomplished nothing.
ne icluatA " htttpt yOuA All1llE1
und-"
= old you he didn't love me- she
Interrupted, with q touch Of bitterness.
"We must nave better evidence than
that. just as we must have better evil
denee OF his lnnoeenc than your testi-
mony. After ell, % don't know that
he did not fire this shot. you could not
see through the wall. and for all you
can say. M. Kittrsdge may have been in
Number Seven
Il p that's true.9 admitted
PusPy dolefully.
so we come back to the question Of
motive; his love for you or his hatred
.of the Spaniard might be a motive, but
II we.can prove that there was no such
love and no such hatred, then we shall
have rendered hin a great service and
enormously improved his chances of
getting out of prison. Do you follow
me IN
Perfectly. But how can we 0
it?p
The detective leaned closer and said
impressiVely. IF these things are true,
il ought 70 be set forth IN %Kittrodgo's
letters to ycu.'
Ii was another chance shot and Coz
quenil watched the effect a~1zionsly.
Ills letters 10 net she cried. with 4
start Of dihInay, while NJ. Paul nodded
eonplacentiy. lie never wrote me lets.
ters--that rs, not many, and-wllatever
there were. I'll destroyed"
Coquenil eyed her keenly and shook
his head. "a woman Ike you would
never write to a man oftener than he
wrote to her, and K%ittredse had a thick
bundle Of your letters. 1t was only
Saturday night that he burned them,
along with that photograph Of you in
the lace dress
It seemed to Pussy that Il cold hand
was closing over her heart; it Was
CHASTITY, it was. positively upcanny the
things This man had found out. She
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looked at him in frightened anneal and
then. With a gesture Of hair SURRENDER
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SyPERFLUOUs HAIR
DISAPPEARS LIKE MAGIC
Lady viii Send Free to Any Sufferer
The Secret Which Cured Her.

Erom childhood VAS distressed and
Inundated by IN unweleome growth ot 1sir
Oh my face aud arms. / tried AL tbs de-
pilatories, powders, liquids. creams alali
other rub-on prepafatiops | ever heard Of.
only to make it worse. For weeks ! sui
fered the electric needle without being rid
OF my blemisl. spent a great deaf of
money on various things In vaini until q
friend recommended Il simple preparation
which succeeded whore all else failed,
This simple remedy enabled ine Ieruaa
nently to find entire relief from nll trace Of
unwelcoIne hair, and forever end all hni-.
barrassment. 1t IS simple, safe. sure and
can be used privately at home. without
fear of pain or blemish. It makes the.
~elcetrir needle entirely UNNECESSARY.
I will tell 10 detail fun particulars 70.
cnlbie any other sufferer 10 achieve The
same happy results us l did. All ask Is
4 two-fcnt stamp for reply, Address
Caroline Oagood, sol IT.. Vaughan Hides
Providence, r. i.
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For a Thin Girl.
Miss Doom:

Dear Miss Doom:
Please let me know through your
valuable column how 10 fatten thin
arms. I have tried exercise for a few
months. but without any results. DO
you think using olive oil cor Cocoa
butter VIII fatten them?
KATHERINE.
Olive oil and cocoa butter might
possibly help, but would be apt to
aus hair TO grow; it would be better
to build up your general constitution
Eat plenty of the fat-producing foods.
such as potatoes, bread, rice, cream,
nuts and milk. Massaging with a good
skin food Will help.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-28

THE wise mother does not leave the
making Of summer clothes until
the warm spring days are here. Ins
stead, she uses the winter days to good
advaaltage and Piles up. sushran amount
Of sewing that she feels she has earned
an occasional holiday when, she can
best enjoy 1T.
Then, too, the stores offer such att
traetive bargains just about this time
that remnants of the daintiest lawns
and most ~serviceable ginghams can be
picked UP for a mere song. Very often
the money saved in this way can be
well invested in a nor than usually
good piece of embroidery to trim it
with. 1t is an economy TO buy good
embroidery and if the seam edge is not
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' e.: advice @ t 's s'.'
By MARGERY doom

man, who went home with her. on
the way home 1 passed her without
speaking, but WIS not angry in tine
least. She thought That / was and told
her mother. | tried TO explain. but
she would not listen. Please tell me
what TO dor PENITENGB.
.Writesa note explaining that you did
not want to interrupt the conversation
on draw attention to Yourself and that
you are sorry. Surely she win under
stand that a girl of your years is apt
to make mistakes that come from the
head only and not the heart. II She
ignores your courteous oyertures, you
had better let her alone.
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For a Barn Dance.
Dear Miss Doom /,

Dear Miss Doom;
Perhaps you could suggest some-
thing appropriate with which to deco
rate o. hall for a barn dance TO be
given this month"; Also, do girls wear
hats to a barn dance? If SO. which
would be better, q straw hat trimmed
with flowers on a ~sunbonnet?
a FRIEND.
Corn husks, vines, foliage, punches
of hay and stray and pumpkins would
be appropriate, but they are all rather
scarce just now Why not use the
national colors? Either the hat or the
sunbonnet would DE correct
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BiaeIs Conee.

An approved way to make black cof-
fce'sis to put four tablespoonfuls Of
pure pulverized Mocha coffee in a
warm, dry coffee pot, and pour over It
gradually a pint Of boiling water
Stand the pot in Il saucepan Of boil
ing water, SO that, though the coffee
gets thoroughly hot, it still Ices not
boil. When this coffee has been poured
through a strainer il is ready for use.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-28
TO Clean a Hat.

DeaF MISS DVpll.
Please tell me how to clean u white
beaver hat?
A READER OF THE STAR.
Rub the hat web with powdered lnag-
nesia; let stand awhile, brush off and
repeattthc operation. :
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GOULASH

NTg o make tile genuine Hungarian gouIash select two pounds Of beer
from a cut that has some fat attached to it, AS IS
cutthe meat into pieces about three inches square. and then
dry thoroughly, but as you value The flavor of the true goulash do not at
tenptsto wipe them.
Put a good-siaed piece of suet fat into the bottom Of saucepan and
let 1t try out, but exercise due care not to allow it to buru.
When as much fat as possible has been extracted remove the lump
Of sut and drop the meat tstnl dripping with water) into the hot fat
Add no more water Nunder any cir cumstances, and let the beef cook
slowly for nearly an hour.
At the end Of half an hour slice a medium-sned onion into the fat,
and at the expiration Of another half hour add a can Of tomatoes and
cook for about twenty minutes longer.
Just before. serving the goulash season it to taste with salt and
paprika.
If you do not object to the flavor, a little powdered Glove may be
added.
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,ABhTM
rMa98 N
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stewed prunes
Wheatena with cream
Brown bread toast Broiled liver
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Stuffed peppers Corn f~ritters
Celery salad
Brown betty Tea
DINNER.
Bouillon
Shepherds pie (nlade from leftover
mutton3
Stewed turnips Spinach
Cabbage salad
Custard Black coffee
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Dear MISS doom.
] am a giri OF Is, aud think d great
deai. OF 4 girl WHO Is seven years my
setltpr. Last night yge went to a bus
kctbalI game, where she met q young
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-28
THE MENU RECIPES.

Split the peppers, and after rernov-
Ing the seeds lay them in sailed water
ELL with came %eauliaower. Serve
cold, or cook the peppers and fill with
the heated cauiifiower, serving hot.
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TIE Columbia.


Dear Miss Doom;
Kindly let me know which theatre
in Newark holds the most people.
IGCGO NOLAN.
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odd pieces Of English, Austrian and
Japanese china may be picked up for
a song these days at Hahne & Co.'S.
At Lissner's win be found fancy col
ored and black silk elastic belts, with
pretty buckles in gilt or antique finish.
Inverted lights consisting of globe,
mantle and burner, ready for use, may
be obtained at the w Y. snyder Com
pany's.
4. nice birthday silt for sid or hoy
would be one OF the signet rings so
reasonably priced at the Goeeke cofn-
pany's.
Renaissance centrepieces. round or
square, In a variety Of designs, are
specially priced at l., Hamburger &
Co.'S.
Children's rompcrs Of heavy flannel,
In pretty stripe effects, trimmed with
braid, are offered at the David straus
store.
4 sale Of women and children's
woolen underwear Is being held at l..
s. Plaut & Co.'S.
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nAra -Ne sm
W6NANSk15GEM
EDITED BY
@DELHNE 9TANLEyG ARpECK

IT Priscilla, the Puritan maiden. eo1ld by any chance
step into theF eorridor. Of one of the big Manhattan
- hotels OF today her hands would rise far above her
head, and her eyes would bulge with amazefnent at
the "get-upsy of the majority Of the women who loll on
the comfortable sofas ana parade over the oriental rigs.
Here We nnd the real thing and the imitation, the
latter as sereneiy complacent en her ne~ar-ermine as is
the former in her priceless chinchilla. Both have that
wonderful, indefinabl thing we call style that New York
claims for it's own We might add that New Yorks style
is all its own, and that it is quite welcome to Keep it.
The. woman who parades in the hotel corridor seems
to belong just there and nowhere else. One could navei,
never picture her occupied with the hundred and one
hofnely little things that the care OF a house entails.
And 1t is even more impossible to think of her in
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r nhtcl Win ehndren. For me thing Ter inery1 Isn't
of the sort TO permit the caress r clutch of tiny fingers. Also, her face lacks
the kndHness that tells Of close association with little ones Its expression
is q combination OF discomfort, senshnessg compacency and polite boredom,
which last she considers m of her assets
You do hot notice these details at first because for a momen or two
You are lost in admiration, She is UGH q feast of beauty. But IF u
sudden the fact thrass itself upon y OF that her beauty is a movable feast
That pink and White complexion; that wonderful turban coihure-iust now
they're wearing nothing else; those black, black eyebrows and lshes, all
must OF necessity be removed tonight il Nnady Is to bloom with a like
amount of freshness tomorrow
Never think, since the days IF the glory of the French court have aids
TO beauty been 10 freely. and so openly used There is a bodness about 1t
all that must sadly shock the maj W no has a c lear mental picture of his
ided woman,
jfnglng purses and bracelets, and ura modish hats and costumes. After
viewing them and feeling their aseina uons when We turnh omew1rd " o feel
uoroughly like Jersey frunnps' until we spy some sweet Jersey gih-woman,
whose face is as nature made it, and whose shining locks are all her own.
We look at her and cheer III, for we know that her life is real and earnest.
and that her consciousness calls for nj ore than the empty, unsatisfactory
pleasure OF the corridor. where to see and be seen is considered to hold
about all the world can offer excepting money enough to outdress the
others - 1@ ~
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T0R CHOPPERS
~ |

odd pieces of English, Austrian and
japanese china may be picked up for
a song these days at Hahne & Co $.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-28

4 sale OF women and children's
woolen underwear Is being held at l..
s. plaut & Cos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-03
of westmont Heights addition; consid-

OF Westmont Heights addition; consid-
Grafton $40; dated March 1. 1910.
c. Fay Sperry ct ux to E. S. Sperry,
warranty deed to two parcels of land in
Las Cruces. consideration $1,000; dated
Oct. 10, 1909.
Jesus Apodaca to Gregorio Balen-
zuela, warranty deed to lots l and in
block 80 OF the town of La Mesa, area
132 by 334 feet; consideration S1.0o;
dated Feb. Is. 1902.
J. T. Miller to Emmett z. BuZard.
warranty deed to lots S5 in block 81 of
MiIler's addition; consideration 81 and
other valuables: dated Juno 4, 1909.
j. It. Miller to Mark BuZard, warranty
deed to lots SO in block 81 of Miller's
addition; consideration 81 and other
vaIuablcs; dated June 4. 1909.
New Mexico Town company to c. Fay
Sperry. warranty deed to two parcels
of land in the town of Las Cruces
consideration 1915; dated Sept. 81, 1909.
Emma Schonborn ct al to Vincent B.
May, ct al warranty deed to lots 1, 2.
8, and III block 8 of the New Mexico
Town cOmpany's addition; consideration
81 and other valuables-
Jesus Apodaca to Feliberto Nevares,
warranty deed to lots 3 and in block
SO OF the town of La Mesa. considera-
ton 800: dated Feb. Is, 1910.
]. T. Miller to G. r. Greer, warranty
deed to lots 81 and 29 in block 80 of
MilIer's addition; consideration s1.00 and
other valuables; dated April s, 1909.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-03
CULTIvATING SHINES.

Fat women must take this injunction
to heart if they want to be in style
for the new modes will not drape over
fat figure.
The fat has got t. come off quickly
but without harm, of course, and this
means only one thing can be depended
upon. Exercising or dieting are too
slow. The fat woman who wants to
wear form clinging gown must make
an immediate trip 20 her druggist and
get case of MarmOla Prescription
Tablets, which Will cost her about rs
cents.
Taking one Of these after each meal
and at bedtime should be enough to
bring her to the losing a-pound-a-
day stage before even the first case
IS used up. 1t is hardly believable that
such delightful results can be obtained
without harm and for such a small sum
of money. but then. fact is stranger
than fiction.
Test the effect of these tablets by
getting a case yourself. either from the
Marmola Co. 737 Farmer Bldg. De-
trolt. Mich, or from any druggist. They
are made in exact accordance with the
famous Marmola Prescription and, con-
sequently, can not have any i'll effects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-03

dead to lots II and IL in block 20 OF
Westmont Heights addition; considera-
ton $50: dated March l, 1910.
J. D. Violet to Mrs. Matte 8 Girls
tie, warranty deed TO lots 81 and 81 in
block Z Of Westmont Heights addition;
consideration $40; dated March 1, 1910.
J. D. Violet to Mrs. Ida Spenser,
warranty deed to lots l and In block
OF Westmont Heights addition; con-
sideration $40; dated March l, 1910.
J. D. Wollett to s. w. Eason. war
ranty deed to lots 1 and in block 80
Of WestmOnt Heights addition; consid-
Grafton S2O; dated March 1. 1910
J. D. Violet TO Mrs. L. j. Spenser.
warranty. deed ia lots and in block
Of Westmont Heights addition; con-
sideration $50; dated March l. 1910.
]. D. Violet to c. S. Morris. warranty
deed to lots Is and 16 in block Z OF
Westmont Heights addition; consider
alton $40; dated March 1. 1910.
J. D. Violet to r. P. Cook. warranty
deed 70 lots Is and 16 in block SO OF
Westmont Heights addition; considera-
ton $40; dated March l, 1910.
J. d. Violet to c. B. Mooney, war
ranty deed tc lots u, 9 ahsc II in block
Z of WestmOat Heights addition; con-
sideration $50: dated March 1, 1910.
J. D. Violet TO W. g. Gaines. war
ranty deed to lots ! and IS in block D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-03
Las CRUCES DAILY RECORD.

Las Cruces, n NJ, March S.-The fol-
lowing deeds and other papers OF re-
cord have been filed with the recorder
OF Dona Ana county:
Deeds Flied.
F. NJ. Gallaher to S. J. Dice, warranty
deed TO the east half Of the southwes'
quarter of section "a township rs south
range east \. NJ. p. NJ. containing so
acres; consideration $4,000. Dated Feb
10. 1910.
L. H. Vanderwerf TO P. J. Manning.
warranty deed to lots Il. is. 10 and 20.
in block 2. Miller's College Park add
ton: consideration 81 and other valu-
ables; dated Feb. 81, 1910.
L. H. VandeTwerf to W R. Swain,
warranty deed TO lots ~ and 4S in
block of Millers Washington Park
addition: consideration 81 and other
valua bles: dated Feb. y, 1910.
L. H Vanderwerf TO P. J. Manning.
warranty deed to lots 1, 2. 8. 1. 5. s, I. 8
9. 10, u, IS. II, Is. and 16 in block
of Millers College Park addition; con-
sideration 81 and other valua bles; dated
Feb. 81 1910.
J. T Miller to c. F. Sergeant, war
ranty deed to lots Z. s, 9, 10. u. IS, IA
Is, 16, Il, Is. 10, 20. q. %. %. "a, rs,
26, %, %, 29. so. 81, 50, SO, 81, So and
So in block 49 of Miller's Washington
other vaIuables; dated Dec. "a. 1909.
J. T Miller to J. Castro. warranty
deed to lots q and % in block 81 OF
Miller's Washington Park addition; con-
sideration S100 and other valuableS;
dated Dec. "a, 1909.
J. T. Miller to Otto w Stadler, war
ranty deed to lots l and in block IS
OF Milfer's Washington Park addition
consideration LOO and other valuables
dated Dec. "a. 1909.
l.. H. Vanderwerf TO T Z. Conway
warranty deed to lots ~. IS, &c. A, and
4S in block 73 of Milier's Washington
Park addition: consideration S1.00 md
other valuables: dated Feb. %. 1910.
L. n. Vanderwerf to Joe Taylor. war
ranty deed to lots II, Is and 16 in
block SIS Of Miller's Washington Park
addition: consideration S1.o0 and other
valuables: dated Feb. >. 1910
/. H Tanderwerf to G. NJ. Walker
warranty deed to lots 10. 20. Il and %
in block sc of addition to Las Cruces.
consideration s1.00 and other valuabIes;
dated Feb. 5. 1910
J. Z WOllett TO II. \. Totenhohn,
warranty deed to lots IS. %. go. 81 and
80 In block 146 of Westmont Heights
addition: consideration $3.50: dated
March !. 1910.
]. L. Violet TO ]. f. Lee, warranty
deed to lots 2A and 25 IN block % OF
Westmont Height addition: considera-
ton $40: dated March 1. 1910.
J. D Violet "a Richmond Mckinney
warranty deed to lots and 10 in block
81 Of Westmont Heights addition; con-
sideration $40: dated March /. 1910.
]. D. Violet to F. s. Raymond, war
ranty deed to lots 81 and 80 in block
% of West.nont Heights addition: con-
sideraticn $50: dated March 1. 1910.
J. u Violet to J. A Carrie. war
ranty deed to lots II. 2. 10. "A, 10 and
16 in block 90 of Westmont Heights ad-
dition: consideration $50; dated March
1 1910.
J. 7 Violet to T. F. Hill. warranty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-03
TRY THIS LIQUID
ECZEMA CURE.


cures letter. Eczema, Salt Rheum
ana hal itching Skin diseases 1t mat
'ers not how long you have suffered,
what you have tried. or il every part
oi your body is an itching. burning
s0re' a permanent cure awaits you.
thousands have been cured by the use
OF imperial Remedy" Among them
are people from every town and village
in the south.
me instant Imperial Remedy" is
applleo you feel relieved. This prepa-
ration mas pleasant odor, contains no
srease or salve and requires no band
ases. is clean liquid which pene-
rates the pores. loosens the fbrous
Issues and purifies the diseased parts.
AFTER 0he disease has all been driven
out the skin is left pure. clear, soft
sno white, and the trouble will never
return again. The price Of Imperial
Remedy Is 81 per bottle. Your local
druggist can get it for you II he
will not, mail US 81. and we will send
you bottle by express, charges pre-
paid Imperial Medicine Co.. Houston,
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-03

CONTINUED From Page One.)
Ously. as a result. The entire train by
a narrow margin escaped piunging down
a 50-foot embankment-
The accident occurred near Milan. a
station on the main line. % miles east
of Spokane. The t-a.7 was eastbound
and carried IFS passengers
AS the limited was rounding curve
the engineer. AlOnzo Carrie, OF Spokane,
and several passengers, saw the great
mass of bOulders blocking the way.
earle threw on the emergency brake %
feet before the rocks were reached. IS
a result the force Of the crash was les
sened considerably.
When the train struck. gas tanks in
the cars exploded Fire Immediately
burst out in five of the forward cars
and they began TO tOpple over the en-
bankment.
Conductor B. S. Robertson saw the
danger and the chance there was of
saving the rest OF the train Calling for
help from the uninjured men passen gers