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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
SANTA FE TO CONDUCT
NINE RESCUE TRAIN.

Pueblo, Colo. Dec. Ib.-FoIIOWlnb
receipt Of information that the de-
partment of the interior has purchas-
ed six rescue cars from the Pullman
company. WHICH are to be used In
the Colorado coal fields, the Santa re
railroad has made arrangements TO
conduct a demonstration train with
these cars, throughout the coal fields
on its lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
CANADIANS DESIRE
PERMANENT PEACE UNION

Washington. Dec. 16.-Commenting
on the report from Ottawa yesterday
that a resolution would be introduced
in the Canadian parliament looking
toward the esta blishment of perma-
neut peace union. between the United
States and Great Britain. Judge VIII
liam Renwick Riddell of the high
court Of justice OF Ontario. declared
today that such a compact was dcsir-
ed by every person in Canada.
Judge Riddell IS here as canada's
delegate to the International confer
ence Of the American Society to- .in-
diciai Settlement Of international
Disputes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
IN RUSSIA
PROTEST AT CRUELTIES

ST. Petersburg. Dec 16.-The stu
dents al nearly all the high schools
have ceased work In protest against
crueities which IL Is alleged are he
ing inflicted upon political prisoners.
At Moscow an indignation meeting
organized 5y the students Of Moscow
university was broken up BY the po-
lice.
The dunia today discussed the in
terpellation Of the opposition mem-
bers regarding the wholesale flogglng
OF politica prisoners In the Zarantd
and Nologda prisons In Sibera but a
motion that an inquiry be made in,o
the matter was rejected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
Pern,Inn RcbeIs Captnre Town.

IImH- F0r1- Doc IN--InsUTEFnIs
have taken the town of Abancay.
capital Of the department and prov
ince Of Apurimac. in southern Peru.
In the fighting which preceded the
fall Of the town many persons on both
sides were killed OF wounded. The
government is rushing troopse TO the
dlsa ffccted district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
Fighter Has skull Fractured.

Philadelphia. Dec. Edward.
alias Kid" Gardiner. p years old.
was knocked out and probably fatal
Is injured tonight In six round
boxing match with Johnny kain. 2i
years old. az the Nonpariel Athletic
club. In the fifth round kain floored
Gardiner with a right hook to the
jaw. Gardiner was carried out Of the
ring unconscious with n fractured
skull. kain was arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
WRITER IMAGINES HE
COMMANDS AIR FLEE I

San Diego, Cal, Dec. 16.-Wash-
ington Davis, said to be special
writer for a New York city illustrated
weekly, was arrested here today on
a charge of insanity. He came to
san Diego a week ago, 1t is said, to
complete a series of articles on war
ship maneuvers. His hallucination is
asserted to be a belief that he is in
command of three fleets, one COM
posed of aerial craft. and that he is
to destroy the city of San Diego.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
Fifteen Day Adjournment.

Washington. Dec 16-By joint
resolution, congress will be in Christ
mas holiday recess from adjournment
Wednesday, until noon Thursday
January g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14

had not q traitor revealed the destinatio
Of the Andros- y Mcla and thus led to that
vessels detention at Bahia.
The lady! Iris Yorke. At last Da.
vld's supercharged mind was begin.
ming TO assimilntc ideas. The journal.
lists voice came to him us through n
dense screen.
You will observe that the former
presidents relatives tueitly admit that
there was plot on foot" the other
was saying. 1T IS important to note
too. that the long message from FER
nambuco. marked delayed in trans.
MISSION seems to imply prior tcle.
gram which was suppressed. 1t al
ludcs TO revolt OF which nothing is
known hero. Now. Mr.. Verify, I want
to ask YOU
The door was flung open. In rushed
D!ckey Hu!mcr In his hands he held
crumpled newspaper.
You Internal blackgusrd. have you
seen thls:" he roarcd.
David stood ur. He held OH to the
table tn steady himself. Even Bulmcr,
waite with rage, could not fail to soc
that he was stunned.
But Dlckey was not minded to spare
him OF, that account.
Answer me. you scound"cl." he
shouted. You are glib enough when
suits your purpose. Were you in
this! Is this tho reason you didn't
tell me Iris was on board eill I forced
the truth out Of you last night: Now
let's have IT, No moro Of Your famin'
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What did you say? Are you theref"
Eyes, I'm ere, or l think I am" said
David with desperate calmness. us
that all?"
"All for the present"
'1t doesn't say that Coke Is a ravin'
tenrln', 'owln' lunatc. does IT."
mo. Ia that your view?"
Bulmer's hand gripped David's
Their eyes met.
T was thinkin' that the chap who
writes these penny novelette, wires
might ave rounded up his yarn in
good shape" said Verify aloud.
But there is not the slightest doubt
that something OF the kind has oc'
cured" said the voice.
ITS put up job" roarcd David
"Them bloomin' Poriygecs ave sunk
my ship. an they're whackin' in their
fam now so as to- score first blow"
TO Bulmer David said savagely:
"Wot's bitten Coke? r must ave
gone stark. starin mad
Iris Is nliv"." murmurcd Bulmer
can now. David. III tell you wot I
'ad In me mind in comm ere this
mornin'. You're hard up. You don't
know where to turn for Il penny. II
you're agreeable ri put trustworthy
man in this Office an give i'm full pow
ers'to pull your affairs straight. Mind
you. I'm doin this for Iris. not for
you. An now that we know wot's
'appenin' in South America you an
I will go ont there and look into things
A mail steamer will take us there IN
sixteen days. an before we sail we can
work the cables n bit so as TO stop
Iris from stnrtin' for ONE before we
arrive"
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2M uO - NA' ~
for you in argu- As FoRFEITT
ment. senior, but do want you to
believe that shall keep my part Of
the compact"
I'm goin' to ave nap" Coke all.
nounced. Either you or Watts must
take old. W'ich Is 1t to bey'
mo need to ask Mr.. Hozier any such
question:" said the suave Dom Corria.
You can trust him implicitly. He Is
with US now-tO the death"
Soon after sunset Iris reappeared.
She walked on the after deck with San
Benavides and seemed to he listening
with great attention to something he
was telling her.
When Hoxier was relieved and sum.
moned to a meal in the saloon with
NorPis and some OF the ships own
ofncers Iris was nowhere visible. He
went stsaight TO her ca:'in and knocked
"Who II ~" she asked.
II. Philip. Will you be on deck In
quarter Of an hourT
mo"
"But this time I want to tall you
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14
CHAPTER XIV.
Iir NV ERA,

n STAGGERING officer and Q
"a man habited like beggar
landed unobserved at Il coal
wharf. moored n ships boat
to n bolt and passed swiftly through
Z silent town till they reached the
closed gates Of an infantry barracl,
perched on hill that rose steeply
above the clustering roofs OF Maceio.
The officer knocked loudly on small
door inset In the big gates. After some
delay 1t was opened. A sentry chal.
lenged.
"Capitano San BenavideS." announced
the officer. and the man stood TO atten-
ton.
ENTER. my friend" said San Bena-
vides to his ragged companion. The
latter stepped within
The cOlonel's house was in darkness,
yet San Benavides raped imperative
~. An upper window was raised. A
voice WAS heard. using profane Ian
guage. 4 head appeared. Its owner
cried. who h IT." with additions.
San BeNavides."
'ChristOi And the other?"
~OAs Nhom You exnect'
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crew Of the An
dron,eda fought
their way across
the island OF Fer
nandO Noronha,
rescued Dom dc
Sylvia, seized a
steam launch, at
tackled and cap
tured the Ger
IN a n steamship
Unser Fritz and
landed the insur-
gent leader ut
Maceio. The mes
sage goes on to
say that the cap
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change of route l
shall make 1t my
business to settle
Mt least one rev.
luton In Brazil
by cracking your
skull"
LET me under
stand!" said Dc
Sylvia. You hold
my life as forfeit
II any nlischance
b @ falls NJ iss
Yorker"
Yes"
II accept that.
OF course you no
longer challenge
my direction OF
affairs ?"
II am no match
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14

out to sea. We are more than quits,
dear heart. when we strike n balance
of mutual service. We are bound by
a tie Of comradeship that Ia denied to
most. And what other man and wo-
man now breathing can lay better
claim than we to have been Joined by
the Almighty
The strange exigencies Of their lives
during the past two days had ordained
that this should be Philips first avow
al OF his feelings. Under the stress OF
overpowering impulse he had clasped
Iris to his heart when they were part
Ing on the island. In obedience to q
stronger law than any hitherto re-
vealed to her innocent consciousness
the girl bad flown to his arms when
be came to the hut. And that was all
their lovemaking-two blissful mo.
ments Of delirium wrenched from a
time Of gaunt tragedy and followed by
a few hours Of self negation. Yet they
sufficed-to the man-and the woman
is never too ready to count the cost
when her heart declares it's passion.
"Give you up" he muttered again.
mo. Iris. not II Satan brought every
dead Verify to aid the living one In
his demand"
Coke. to whom tact was anathema,
chose that unhappy instant to summon
him to take charge OF the ship
Were givin' Pernambuco the go-by.
It's Maceio for US, quick as We can
get there" said Coke.
Hozier was in no humor for con-
Ciliatory methods. He turned on his
heel and walked straight to where De
sylvia was leaning against the rails.
Captain Coke tells me that We are
not making for Perna mbuco." be said.
meeting the older mans penetrating
gaze with a glance as firm and self
contained.
said Dom Corris.
ut Goes not seem to have occurred
% you that there IA one person on
board this ship whose interests are
vastly more important than yours. SEN
hor."
Meaning Miss Yorker" asked the
other. who did not require to look
twice at this stern visaged man to
grasp the futility of any words but the
plainest
yes
"She will he safer at Maceio thon
at Pernambuco. Our only danger al
either place will he encountered at the
actual moment Of landing At Maceic
there is practically no risk of finding
Il warship in the harbor. That Is why
We are going there"
And not because you are more like.
~ to find adherents there:'
ut Is much a!ler town than
Pernambuco. and my .3rength lies out.
side the large cities. | admit. But
there can be no question as to our
wisdom In preferring Maceio. even
where the young lady's we'll being IL
concerned"
Il see that. whether willing or not
We are to be made the tools Of your
ambition" interrupted Hozier CURLY
ut Is also fairly evident that am the
only man Of the Andromcda's company
whom you have not bribed to obey
fyou. Well. be warned now by me. II
circumstances fail to Justify your
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a
SEEN rHIsY' HE EOARrD,
made up tales. Wot took YOU to shove
the Andromcda into a rat trap Of this
sort:"
David seemed to be laboring for
breath.
ART Il mo-. No need to yowl at
inc like that" he protested.
He fumblod with the lock Of n cor
ner cupboard. opened it and drew forth
a decanter and some glasses.
"Ah." he said. smacking his lips with
some Of the old time relish, that puts
new life into me. The story is all
moonshine on the face Of It,"
II think otherwise. Mr.. Verify, and
Mr. Bulmer. take it, agrees with me-"
said the reporter.
"Wot! hlazed David into whose
mind had darted a notion that dazzed
him by it's daring. "D'ye mean to in
siniwate that | lent my ship to this
'er> Dom s-'is-name: Dye sit
there an think that I'd allow a bon
ME lass like my Iris to take Il trip
that might end in 'er bein' blown to
bits. It's crool. that's wot it is, reel
croOl."
The lady referred to was Miss Iris
Yorke. them"
900 else? I've on'y one niece. My
trouble is that she went without my
permission. in way of speakin'. Ere,
you'd better ave the fax. She was
engaged to my friend. Mr.. Bulmcr
but, bcln' slip Of girl an fond q
romancin, she just put herself aboard
the Ardromedn without sayin' with
your leave CT by your leave She
wrote me letter. witch sort of ex-
plains the affair. r'ye want to see
IT."
III may"
NO" said Bulner.
"I.ool, ere, DiclIcy." won't on David,
this dashed fairy tale won't hold
water. You know Coke. Is e TIE
kind o. man TO 20 bumpn' round like
stage 'ero an hosting Union Jacks
as the ship sinks: TX you. is e: It's
WORCESTERSHIRE an nonsense. An If
the Andromeda was scrapred at Fer
nando Norona, 90 We're the freeboot-
ers that collared the island an 'ow
did this ere De sylvia get to Maceio
Are you listcnin'?"
YES" said Bulmer, turning Mt last
and devouring Verify with his deep
set eyes.
"Wcll. wot t'yc think OF it,
did sou send the ship to Fernando
Noronha?"
1t Is needless to place on record the
formula Of Davids denial. 1t was
forciblc and served its purpose. That
should suffice.
Tiff Iris is alive the partnership
goes on" said Bulmer. IF she's dead
1t doesn't"
"D'ye mean it,"
81 always mean wot say"
The click of au indicator OH the desl,
showed that Verity's private telephone
had been switched on from the gen
eral Office. By sheer force Of routine
David picked up receiver and placed
it to his ear. The subcditor Of the
newspaper whose representative had
not been gone five minutes asked If he
was speaking to Mr.. Verify.
Yes" said David "Wot's up now p
and he motioncd to Bulmer to use q
second receiver.
"A cablegram from Pernambucc
states specifically that tho captain and
90 k1
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81 shall never give you up to any
other man." he said. II have won you
by the sword. and. please God. shall
never give you up! Not while I live
Why. you yourself dragged me away
from certain death when | was lying
unconscious on the Andromeda's deck
A second time you saved not me alone,
but the ten others who are left out OF
the twenty-five. by bringing us back
to Grand .pcrc in the hour that our es.
cape seemed to be assured had we put
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II cir bizarre coz
tunes Win grow.
Ing nrrvousncss
wee IA al you
rcrMo1 IRON Z"
cox e pushed
him p.ayfu.ly into
Tie cook = gallery.
! h Is Is too
easy" he Choir
'.sd. Set about
e.:. you swa bs.
D1n hurt any
maj .a,rsa they
tx T.. f.. Round
fye!F son Of a
gum into t h e
~ c'sle till |
rr.ar .Mr. Watts,
tH.a or!d ge for
ynu. Olsen. take
thn zhec.. Mr..
~, -, .s,l. u-Gf
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Copyright. 1909. by Edward }. Ciodc
,cuAPrnE NJ CONTINUED ,

At 1 o'clock in the morning. by
general reckoning they were midway
between island and continent. They
worc all wide awake too weary and
iniscrabl" to sleep. Suddenly Il fog.
horn smotc the oppressive gloom. 1t
drew near. \ huge blotch crossed
their bows. They heard some order
given In Il foreign language. and DC
sylvia whispered:
Tile sac Geronimo. The cruiser
In little while. perhaps twenty
minutes. they heard another siren. 1t
sounded a different note. Il quantity
harsh blend of discords. Whatsoever
chip this might be. 1t was not the Sac
Geronimo
Cokc's Src? voice reached every ear:
"Tlis time we're nabbed for keeps
unless you all do rs | bid you" he
said. when the fog lifts the cruiser
will see us, There's only one thing for
It. Somewhere, close in is q steamer.
She's Il tramp. by the whceze of 'cr
horn. We've got TO board er an sink
the launch. If she's British or Amer
lean, o. X. MS 'er people will stand
by us. IF she's dago. we've got to
cellar or, ran every whelp into the
forekold an answer the cruisers sig
nails ourselves"
Hozicr. who had contrivcd to draw
near Iris while Cote was speaking.
breathcd softly, so that none other
could hear:
This is rank piracy. But wha. else
can We do:'
is it wrong:' she asked.
"W-cll-no. provided We xii! no one.
We are justified in saving our OWL!
lives. ant. the average German or
Italian shipmaster would hand us over
to the Brazlis - withou: scruple."
Iris was far from Bootle and its
rloralitla5.
Il don't care what happens so long
as you are not hurt" she whispered.
"Mr Hozier." said Coke thickly.
Yes sir
you've got good eyes an quick ears
Lay out as far forrard as you can an
pass the word for steerin'."
Hozier obeyed. The discordant bleat
Of foghorn came again. apparently
right ahead. In few seconds he
caught the tapping of propeller and
sllenced the launchs engines.
We are close in now he said tc
Coke after a brief and noiseless drift
why not try a hail.
ship ahoy"" shouted Coke, with all
the force OF brazen lungs.
The screw Of the unseen ship stop
ped The sigh Of escaping steam
reached them.
"Holla. Wer ruff" was the grun
answer
sink me- if 1t amt a German
growlod Coke soto voce. "Norrie, you
must stick here til | sing out to you
then open YOUR exhaust an unscrew
a seacock. Wot ship is that:" he vocif
ated aloud
Some answer was forthcOn:nE-wha hat
1t mattered not. The launch bumped
into the rusty ribs OF a twelve hundred
ton tramp. a rope ladder was lowered
4 round :oced Teuton mate. fat and
placid, was vastly surprised to find a
horde Of nondescripts pouring up the
ships side In the wake Of n short
thick, BOVINE looking person who nei
Their understood nor tried to under,
stand a word lie was saying.
These extra ordinary visitors from,
the deep brought with them a girl and
three wounded men. BY this time the
captain was aroused. He spoke soma
English.
Vas iss lissf' he asked, surveying
thr NEWCOMERS with Amusement and
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CHA PIER XII.
4 gr7HrT McRTING IL EXCHANGE BUILD

INGS.
~CNL and his merry men he.
o1me pirates during the early
~ nprnlnG OF Thursday. Sept. g
On Monday, Sept. q. David
Esri'r entered his Office In Exchange
b1ihlogs. iivVpo.l, ard ran fever
isn RlnDrn through his letters to lear.l
= my eHycinpN~ bearing the planetary
Csvlcrs ~ tn" chief cable compani
kad managed 20 hide themselves anon.
the n'ase OF correspondence There
uas m cnbltgram. Of course. Dickey
Eulmsr, Tho had become waking
nightmare ~ the unhappy shipowner,
had said there wouldn't bc-said il
twelve hours ago after wringing from
Verify the agtouIding admission that
iris wan on board the ALdvomeda. II
was not because the versel was over
duo thnt David confessed Bulmer,
despite his sIXty-ci2ht years, was an
acute man Of business. Moreover, he
rns blerFcd with a rctcntivc memory,
Rud he treasured every word VI the
bogus ncsHages from Iris coI9 ID" by
hor ur.l
The storm had burst uncxpectediy.
Enlner came 10 dinner, ate and drank
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The head popped IN. soon there
was light on the ground floor. Thu
door opened. A very stout man. bare
footed, who had struggled into a pail
OF abnormally tight riding breeches
faced them.
"Can 1t be possibleT he exclaimed.
striking an attitude.
Dom Corrio spoke not word. Tho
three passed into a lighted apartment
De Sylvia placed himself under chan
delier and took of frayed straw hat
which he had borrowed from some one
on board the Unser Fritz. Tie colo
mel, n grotesque figure in his present
dcshabille, bowed low before him.
"My president. ] salute you" hs
murmurcd.
"Thank you. general" said Dom Cor
ria smiling graciously. 81 knew /
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tftZrT rrc WOt NJ ISS dish = IIE
~. ran End In ASKED
'hs.r car locker. Now, Mr. NOrrir
slaf3 FIR II. You're wanted In the en-
giEs soDtn."
AEd 'hot II how cx-President Dom
Ctr;;a Antonio do SILVA acquired tho
mar has n! his feet.
CHAPTER XII.
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taia's name is Coke and that tn ~
by his daughter. En-!
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THE LURE or GOLD.

THE LURE or GOLD.
HII.IP. I want to .cll you
" something"
Something pleasant?'
"\o"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-09
Christmas FMrS

Suggestive Sweetheart Friend
none morep practical md FUTS :;
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-04-13
For Administration,

Georgia, Terrell County.-To All
Whom 1t May Concern: L. G. Hoyl,
having in proper form applied to me
for permanent letters of administra-
tion on the estate of William Kaig-
Ter, late of said county, this is to
cite all and singular the creditors
to be and appear at my office within
the time allowed by law and show
cause, if any they can, why perma-
nent administration should not be
granted to l.. G. Hoyl on William
Kaigler's estate. Witness my hand
and official signature this 18th day
of March, 1910.
w. B. CHEATHAM. Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-04-13
For Administration.

Georgia, Terrell County.-To All
Whom 1t May Concern: Mrs. Sarah
A. Campbell, having in proper form
applied to me for permanent letters
of administration on the estate of
Abner B. Campbell, late of said coun-
ty, this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin of Abb
ner B. Campbell to be and appear at
my office within the time allowed by
law and show cause, If any they
can, why permanent administration
should not be granted to Mrs. Sarah
A. Campbell on Abner B. CampbelPs
estate. Witness my hand and official
signature this 9Th day of March
1910. W. B. CHEATHAM, Ordinary