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SynOpsis Of chapters Already PubHshed

In return for proof Of his innocence Of
me murder or Paymastsr Jordan. Captain
scott the hero OF the story. consents 10
learn Tor Colonel Volta, Of the Austrian
secret Service. the whereabouts in Cen
tfai America Of a certain individual The
secret IS known By a girl named Marian
4-atoVr- and * is from her that he must
learn IL IL he does not. Colonel Volta
VIII not produce the proof thar Jordan
was murdered, not By Scott, but By others
interested IN learning the same secret
scott meets Miss Latour and falls ia
love with her She tells him that Baron
Hoisteln- sir Henry LasCelles, and Count
trgrnanoff. German. English. and Rus
san nanicrren, have ali proposed 20 he--
Hae suspects thai they desire The same
information that he does.
A messenger comes from Central Anseri-
ca FOR Marian.
She leaves at once. Her uncle. Bishop
Lafours and Scott start after her, iD-
1eualng 70 over AXE her In Colonel Volta
yacht
After a quarrel with the captain they
embark on No ta's yacht, the SUnfiower.
Curly n plaIisman and old friend OF
Scott scing with them.
AT sea LaeT pick I'd Sir Henry LaSceTTe5
clinEinE g. a sinking safIboat.
Apparently ne has deliberately thrown
himself in the yachts way.
some days later they learn By wireless
mat Court Truraanof is on the steamer
Cross1ack with Marian Wireless appeals
Tor help come from the Cross jack stating
that the vessel has been held - by pi-
and her brother Rounding a point Of
land. The yacht comes upon q torpedo
boat. ana on the deck are Marian Fred
II1ulanD1T. and Baron Hofstein. Marian
calls on Scott 70 save her
A SIGHT eusues and the torpedo boat
ls SUNK The SunfOwer IS wrecked and
the following Gay Scott and Curly fud
themselves on stra age shores.
A note found IA a l0cker tells them
that Marian and her brother are about 10
Dc abducted on - ljher vessel
scott meets Baron H0fstein in the for
est and IS forced 70 fght duel with cut
Iasses
Discovering the EaIsuce Of the party.
scott and Curly atten0r- 10 rescue Marian
a1l her brother. ans succeed ia getting
Marian away.
lney are Overpowere1 BY Magas IN
dams and taken 20 the Temple q the
Burning Image TO be sTered I'd as liv-
Ing sacrifices
scott breaks his bor Is and overpouers
the High Priest, who turns out to be
IE-1ianolf-
Count Trurnauof IS killed by Curly, and
the prisoners escape from the Temple u
me EurEiuE Image Curly destroys the
place by touching or a quantity q pow
der found stored away IN the rock-heggn
temple
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SHINDLER
CAUGHT IN DETROIT
Doctor Charged With Rob
bing Wife, EvadeS Detec-
tiVeS Two Years.

DETROIT, Mich, July Z0-HeId on
the charge Of swinding a Brooklyn,
y Y. woman out OF SI3,550 and soT1s
valuable bonds after marrying her, ] r.
Henry B. Keller and a woman 10
claims to be his sister are held by ne
police here today
The detectives have been hunting The
couple more than two years
After the doctor married Mrs. VII
helmua Lynch he asked her for money
tn help operate his silver -n1ne in
Mexico which, he said. was III need Of
Improvement She drove 70 th-e bank
with him and his sister ana d.sW out
SI3.500. As she went out or on cOor of
the building the doctor and the other
woman left by the other entrance, and
n at is the last she has seer Of them
The pair viii be held here pending
the arrival Of papers Tor their removal
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DEATHS

BART Elm ES-on Tue=ra-- yr.T-- 10 ---s .+
p m FREDERICK s infant son ~
Frederick A and Annie IL Bzrteimss-
Funeral from f1I Third street northwest
on Thursday morning, July e.
BELL-On Monday. July IS 1910. az Ce-r-e-
town University Hospital WTTTT51r
PIERCE BELL
Funeral services at undertaler-s psrl7-s.
s1S II street northwest, on We6nes5ay
July q. az ?. II.
DENEGRI-on wednesday. july s0 1910 AZ
50 a. m JOHN 2. DEEEGRL
Funeral from his la-e residence Is x
street northeast on Friday. July q af S.g7
a. m Mass az St AI1vsius' Cr-I--- a. :
q. m Friends invited. IuterTnr0- private
tEiichmond papers please copy.J
FOWLER-On Wednesday. JuIv 90 100 At
g. m RHODA CECILIA beloved 54rr--h-
ter or william II. and laud r Fowler.
aged six months
Funeral from he~ PARENTS residence n
Eighth street northeast. on Friday Fr-l-
p at 10 a. m Relatives and friends IN
vited % attend
GROSS-On Tuesday. July 70. 1919 at 4.r1
a. m. at his residence. If59 Kea-nev street
Brocilsud- D. c. JOHN A. husband OF
Elizabeth n Gross lnee DIiID. ana T-o-ra-
Of Charles 2 and william F. Gross ave5
forry-SiE years.
Funeral services AT his late residence. on
Thursday July y, AZ O. m
HAYES Ssddenly. on Tuesday. July 10 1910
q Casualty Hospital. LAWRENCE T.
Funeral rom Joseph A Repettrs under
IA king paricrs. 81 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
southeast on Thursday. July 81 AZ So.
a. M thence 20 St Joseph-s Church. where
mass VIII be said at O. n
RCsSELI-On Monday. JULY IS 1910 81.
FAINT son ~ 1Ir. and Mrs William n Fsl-s
sell aged Eve days
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GETS PLUSH SEAT
AFTER LONG WALK
Lad Who Trudged From
Baltimore Will Be Given
Ticket Home.

Albert G. Everhart, the sixteen
year-old boy who walked 10 Wash
ingtOn from Baltimore, where he was
stranded with q vaIueless railway
ticket. wlu be given transportation 10
his hOmr in Knoxville. Frederick
county, A.
The boy arrived in this city last
evening, and spent the night at the
house Of detention
Young Everhart went to Baltimore
sunday on an excursion from Bruins
wick, but missed the returning train
HIS ticket wasn't good on any other
train, 50 he started out 10 follow the
tracks home
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Tn6fana- Iowa. and Nassa-
Chusetts at ibraltar. 1IacdouOuEh and
Strfu-hzm at LyuuEaven tay- Bailey at
Norfolk. MayfOWer at Passport Me
south Dakota at san Francisco. South
Carolina At Southern driU grounds. Pc
Touac At Norfolk. and Wolverine al
1IanitOWOc. Wis
SaiIed-Leouidas from Charleston for
Lambert point. Tacoma from BiueheIds
for Cape TaCiGs AdiCE. Rocket from
Washington for Norfolk New York
from Colombo for Penang. and Wheel
ing and PstraI from Yokohama Tor
EougEOug-
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SWINDLER OBTAINS
GOODS WORTH $50

The police today are looking for a
clever swindler who obtained so worth
OF goods from the National Sporting
Goods Company 42f Ninth street north
west.
Entering the store. the man ordered
tie things wrapped %. and requested
hat boy accompany him to his of
nee" in the Treasury DEPARTMENT, where
he would give him the money
When he reached the Treasury tie
man took the package and left the boy
standing at the main entrance He fail
ed &c return with the money
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Branch Agencies

where your ad VIII be taken at ONCE
rates.
NORTHWEST.
Asouith's PhaI macy. ISIS Igth st = W
astoria Pharmacy, 81 q G y W
BaChrach, 5th & Eye sSs y "
Rraddetd % s. SIS. y. "
Bronaugh. 7th & 7 y W
rs---f-s pffarnnacy 9Th < Mass ave y W
Carpenter & Dunlop, 18th q GiraTd SIS.
Clemence. 18th & y "
Chrfsrfani Pharmacy. 63S Pa ave n "
CisseI 10Th g. Eye sts- y. "
Concord Pharmacy. 1916 \. Il ave r "
Davis stn & 5 n "
Dav & Co, 9Th & Q SITS y "
Dtsffey Sth & y SITS. n W
P Ty 20, Z7q e t 8 Ps5 s s.s \ "
Gsisberg 1904 18th St y W
Gessiord's. sth & Z sts- y v
Henry I'd * SITS n "
Hines. y. Y. ave < 81 y ~
Howard. p D, 18tn & " SIS "
Howard. 10Th & r sts. y. ".
Hornung's Pharmacy- 1th 4 II Sta \ "
HutChins- kenner Drug CO.
button & Hilton I'd & sts- y "
S. Kann. sons 4 Co, Dept store StH 81
Kenessw Pharmacy. Mt Pleasant & Irving
Rooster, II. B.. SD & II SITS \. W
Koss. III st and Fla. ave y W
Linton & Nelson. 1 R. J. ave y "
T--i-t-ss sst--- - - -. - . "
Nicoi's Pharmacy. 1stn & Pa ave y "
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y Cap. 81
o'Donnen. 90 F ST. n. "
Paul Pearson. 18Th *. & Pa ave X ".
Petzold, nth & Harvard SITS. n W
culgley's Pharmacy. Zise r. q sts n W
Eeh. 1927 n z ave. ~ W
Reh's Pharmacy. TN d p sts- X y.
Richardson's Pharmacy. 18th Il = n W
Richardson, ID q Pa ave " W
scha-irth. y. Cap q sts- \. "
slrniIsrn, J F. 9Th & r sJs- y W
Smith. .. z. 5sth & Wisconsin ave
Taysoe's Pharmacy. 9Th & p sts. n "
VeItcH. r A. 1G-h & 81 sts- n "
was=-: & Co, LIST & = SIS y "
Tarnold. 24u 18th ST. n W
Waters. II, Wisconsin ave & 81 \. "
Weller. r. y. s55f II St
Partie. y V. seq Georgia ave.
Sanford's Pharmacy- n = ave & \ cap
Park Road Pharmacys IIth s. & Park I'd
Times substation. 2o5 IN 81 n "
Times SubstatIon. 1919 sd St y. "
Times substatiou. Z157 Pa ave n "
Times Substatiou, 1se3 = st. y ~
Times substation- g II 81 y "
Union Station fChristiani P.-a-raacy).
NORTHEAST
Burners Pharmacy, n cap & P SIS
Butler 4Lh 81 e. Stanton place n Z
george J. Geiger, 5th J SIS. y. Z
IaaE1u's Pharmacy. 100 Fla ave X E
Lamb d TiIden. 18th s. K ZAP sts
Model Pharmacy. 9Th * u ks n Z
EcCheEney q Joachim. q & j. SIS. X. z
New York avenue Pharmacy. n 7. ave.
rov-eil. a E. 4th & E. cap
Tyres's Pharmacy, 18th e. y SIS " z
Times Sutstation. e3i r y z
SOUTHWEST
Eisenbeiss' Pharmacy. 9Th & 3 stz S. y.
~. C. Fuller, e51 LIST s W
Harris ID a. i SIS S "
L.yuham's Pharmacy. 1913 81 St S "
zIeUouald. y. W. 81 & i srs- s. "
Tines Substation. 795 7tn 81 S W
SOUTHEAST
Arrh & Co. 5ss Pa ave s E
He--Iey. go Isr ST. K
Burrows Pharmacy, 18Th 81. & pa. AZ. S Z
Enrich nth Sc. q Pa ave s E
Fa-couer- LLZ Lth ST > 4
Hawkins sth 81 & Va ave s Z
Lincoln Para Pharmacy, 1stl & Z. Cap.
Eey l. Co. Pa ave d. SIN L
Roach Drug Co, Sth & q sta s Z
WeIer's. sth & Eye sts- s <
O'DonnelI. - & Pa ave s. T.
p5tzer. eth e. K Cap
Times Subs-ati0n. s-h & K SIS s =
ANACOSTIA
Bury's Pharmacy, cor Monroe & Jefferson
streets
Times substatioa. 80! Nichols ave
ALEXANDRIA
Came. r. L, Alexandra. Va
BROOELAND-
Linen & Nelson. Brookland. D c.
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Irving F. Wilson and Lillian 2 Eaton.
OF Washington
Lawrence l. Mitchell and Katherine
McDonoush, of Washington.
George E Thompson and Ruby NJ
Norton, Of washington
Richard A Smith of Camden n
and Fife 2 Dou-hertv, Of Washing
ton.
Lawrence c Bradley and Sarah w
Hopkins. Of Washington
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Army and Macy
SerUiCe Orders
ARMY

Captain WILLARD D. NEWELL.
Third Field 4suIlery. IS assigned to
1e.ttteIy 80 mat regiment, vice
captain IIEAANN n. HORN. here
py relieved from assignment to that
battery
Major MERIWETHER J. WALKER
corps Of Engineers in addition 10 his
olner CuLeSs IS detailed, under the
provisions Of an act Of Congress- an
proved June u, 1910, as inspector Of
the Sixteenth lighthouse district, TO
take effect August ], 1910, retaining
his present station
Major JOHN c. CAKES. Corps OF En-
glneers, in addition 20 his ether
duties. IS detailed, uude- the pro-
visions OF an act Of Congress ap-
proved June IL 1910, as Inspector OF
the Fourteenth lighthouse district. to
take effect August ], 1910, retaining
his present station
Major CHARLES KELLER, CoTus OF
Engineers, in addition To his other
duties. is detailed, under the pro
visions OF an act Of Congress. aD-
proved June IL, 1870 as inspector OF
the Fifteenth lighthouse district, 60
take effect August ], 1910, retaining
his present station
First Lieutenant THOMAS 3. ESTY,
Eleventh Cavalry upon arrival at
Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind viii
relieve Lieutenant JOHN B. De
LANCET. Tenth Infantry. as officer
in charge OF the camp telephone and
telegraph system at the camp OF IN
struction at that post
The following officers VIII report by
letter 70 the commanding general, De-
uartmeut Of the Lakes, for assignment
To duty pertaining 10 the Inspection OF
cavalry and infantry troops Of the Or
gained Militia Of Ohio during the en-
caupmentS OF the LIST and % Brigades-
Captain CHARLES T. SIODIER 9Th
Cavalry
Captain !. 1IILLARD LITTLE. 18th
Infantry
Captain FREEBORN P HOLCOAIB,
10Th Cavalry.
Captain WILLIAM H 1IENGEs. Coast
Artillery Corps
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POISON, At CENT A PINT.

LEWISTOW&, Pa, July 20.-An
analysis revealing the liquor he sold
10 consist in part Of strychnine and
wood alcohol. the Law and Order So
ciety has issued a, warrant and is seek
ing Buffalo Reager, who has disap-
peared- Besides nearly killing its
consumers, the ConcOction was sold
without the authority of license. 1t
cost about cent a pint to make.
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The Vital Records.
Births

Theopilus D. and allie s. Sfsk. girl.
Bruce Il and Mary A. GoIdsbor0uch-
boy.
Thomas and Cara Williams. EirI.
Edwin J and Ethel Mckee, girl
George " l. and Emily n BIackman.
girl
William A and Mary Z IfttIeford. bow.
Thomas A and Jessie e Robertson. girl.
James b and Naude Il Norris. bo-.
Frank St Clair W and Martha. r. VIII
Jams. boy.
Joseph H. and Fannie NJ Lowe. zf~T-
Alfred g and Ethel L Kinuauou. BOY.
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LONDON CLUBMAN
SHOOTS HIMSELF

NEW YORK. July 20--Arthur Hail,
said to have been wei known as q
London cIubman, committed suicide in
Colonial Park today by shooting him
Sels IN the head.
by means Of cards found in his pos
session He had q letter Of fntroduc-
ton to Sir CaspaT Purdon Clark. for
merly director of the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art from b 3. Hendels-
sCIn.
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Deathz

Charles H Bosworth. % years. 1924
Third street northeast
Pierce Bel. - years. GEORGETOWN Uni
versiJy Hospital
George 7. Peters. g years. G3S Thirteenth
street northeast
MARY A Arentrue. q years. 100 H street
northwest
James J. Muir I year. Z5N I street
northwest.
John " Lynch. s. years. s55 Eleventh
street southeast
Charles F'alveT. 9 months. 2s-G X street
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c. T. HUNTER CLAIMS
He IS A BANKRUPT

Charles T Hunter, a bicycle s1opTv
and repair man at 113 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest L his morning fIeH lD
Che District Supreme Court a voluntary
petition IN bankruptcy
he lists his assets at about $500 and
his liabilities at Sl,s50- He is represent
e5 y Attorney Andrew - Lipscomb.
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BENNETT IS SLATED
FOR DENOMINATION

8LAYsVI Ky, July 2a.-Ind9ca-
tons at the opening Of the Republican
Congressional convention Of the Ninth
district here today pointed to the re-
nomination OF Representative Joseph B
Bennett.
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BLACKSMITH

SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON BLACK
SMITH q REPAIR SHOP. rear $50 Z 81
: w Wagon and carriage repairing g spe-
cIalty- no horscshoelug- 2I0dsrats prices.
E.xperImeuraI Work-
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male and Female

HELP for all hotel departments ard restau-
rants may register Tor emp oyruent free OF
charge The BELL EMPLOYMENT AGEoV-
CT, IL 1lth 81
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PERSONAL

SWIMMING sCHOOI-At Ire famous c 81
Turkish Bath EstabliEhrlent. 11z9 . 81 y.
" Now open fer ladies and gentlemen.
girls and boys. class days san. Mon. Tues.
and Thurs Pure water and running pools-
Clean. health1ul, COO shade del Ehtful h1urs-
Lesson and pIunEi1g ia pools. expert lady IN
structCr ia ladies' dept. class hours a. IA
20 g. M IN select club classes o. FIVE.
Limited entries Apply for rates. particulars
and entrance at once. AZ the establishment
Iszs Q y w
WASHINGTON RUSSIAN e TURKISH
=
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DENTISTRY

sPFCTAJ. PRICES SHORT TIAIE-
Full Set OF Teeth---------------ss-e9
Gold crowns -
ElaIiTEz
r,-i--s--- r-v+-a-rfo- Free ARMY & NATT~
PAINLESS DENTISTS. Cor. 9Th and sts-
F--r-arre 80 4 ST. y " Hours $50 q n.
F,veufnzs until s Sundays a. sEtil
u ~ Phone Main F31f-M-
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CHAPTER XXI.
We Reach Our Goal.

A 7 last I rose and looked out over
~ the landscape, changed in the
= tWinkIing Of an eye. For the
first tine I reaIized Inst r-t..+
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Have Foa Tried IT.
HeTTmann'S Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
II eCur dealer can't szpz-T y0u,
PHONE I IesI-1ssz
A @ HEEL<MANN,. 15o-75f ION 81 S. z.
GEORGE ". STONE. JR.
Dealer IN al kinds O. empty barrels and
easls. Sc me- before you by c. sell Phone
n tas- ONCE S water 81 s w
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

FOR sAL.E-is1o .,Hupmobne-~ fuIly equip
viii demonstrate any time. bargain Tor quick
buyer FRANK c. FAEORITE- les T St
y IS.
9VANTED-By girl. Il. one year B H ;.
position as cashier or assistant bookkeeper-
BOX 1f7 Times Office
WANTED-By refined lady. place as first
class cook for private family no wash
ing. good references 200 15th ST n W /
WANTED-By reliable woman. washing 70
take home. Gail III X St y z
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

VANTED-By young man. position as as
sfsrant bookkeeDer- one year at Business
High school, VIII work first week without
compensation 20 gain practical experience.
Address BOX 81 Tines Office
WANTED-Position by young good tenor. IL
l11strared song singer, Tor summer, in good
moving picture house. Address e. B. BOX
los Times Office
WANTED-Position by young man o. good
character. in office; with prospects Of ad-
vancement II deserved Address J. H BOX
7F3 Times Office.
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LOST AND FOUND

JosT-The following articles have been
properly WASHINGTON TERMINAL Co
20 umbrellas ! bucket.
packages. baby hoods.
coats. -.
par eyeglasses.
z pair giOvea cane
grips, 4 IAN.
rt7E. Z pair uoccasins-
LoST-Broyvn leather pc-kstboot. containing
r r ticket and SIS flhou-I Finder keep
money and return. ticket % frances Z.
: ~ E1E-Ni-A' 800 y St y W. care Dr. " c
9e--L-
LOST-BIack and white setter doE CfemaIc]-
answers % the name u 'Eess No. o.
tag s4s5 Reward z returned 20 1891 9TH
LOST-In the lobby OF dining room o. the
NeW Willard Hotel. on SUNDAY evening.
July u. one diamond bar pin set IN uIats-
MIN. containing about eighteen diamonds
LlberaI reward II returned to Cashier Nsuy
Wilsrd Hotel
LOST-SaJurday night. between 18Th ana II
SIS. and IoIh and @ s-s- y w. gold
EtsNara p returned 70 Apt 81, the naples,
rs 18Th ST n "
FCGND-Corner OF seh and F Sc y w
purse containing small sum OF money Own
e Spy 90 WA WILSON Pension Bures a.
LOST-Gold diamond shaped Iocket. mono
gran c G j. TWO pictures inside Re
turn 70 Room 707. EI5 18th y. W and zet
reward
FOUND-Two setter dogs liver color: male
and female zoe sth ST y. z
LOsT-vhite Spanish poodle Saturday even
ms Reward $50 y n ave y "
LOsT-On July Is. silver and pearl handle
MISS p. EHR1fANTRAU Bureau % En-
Eraviug and Printing
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid FOR Wor1 cloth
ms either ladies or gents second postal.
VIII caIL B. TAESEES. 1S5S Ith 81 y W
Ehare NorLE 80
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-CCDpeten stenoEraphers. and
bookkeepers are IN demand The best 2 ace
70 learn - al STEZAEER'S BUSINESS COL
LEGE, OLD Masonic Temple, sJh and z sts-
Day and uighr school ali sumner Cooles-
rooms N city Positions tor graduates. Free
Tor caraIo-lle
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YOUNG NAN O. good appearance and good
taiker 90 solicit storage Tor garage 1zl4
Y 81 Nv
YOUNG Nan for general work in zroce-v
store must understand cutting meat and
take care % horses. 18th and Id ave
YOUNG 1EAN-Colored- to v-oriz arou1d 80
csry1 must own wheel. Apply J Il
SEARS. 4L Eye St s
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF The ESTATE OF "
William McNab. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
John Myhra. Administrator of. the estate OF
William McNab late of the City Of Wahpeton
in the County Of Richland and State of North
Dakota, deceased. to the c, editors Of. and al
persons having claims against. said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publica.
ton of this notice. to said Administrator at
bic residence in the township of Dwight in
said Richland county; 6
Dated November 18th A. D. 1910.
JOHN MYHRA,
Administrator.
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The Philosopher Of Folly.
God bless our wives" e1claims the
Philosopher of Folly. Every time we
lose our Jobs they spread the news
that We quit to accept q much larger
salary elsewhere"
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A rree 1na; tyeena,

nrring the driest months OF the
q odcsian year-August, September
and October. tree called by the me-
lives Mukololo. exudes moisture in
large drops from its topmost leaves,
AMI gives the traveller who happens to
ee standing In the immediate vicinity
.a~ impr ession that q shower of RAIN
is falling. When the natives see one
Of these trees dripping, they say: THE
Nukoloio Is weeping for rain" Even
during the hottest day the tree weeps
sopiously.-Strand.
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He Could Not Quite Remember,

He Could Not Quite Rene mber.
Voltaire's plant, THE necessity Of
saying something, the perplexity of
having nothing to say" might have
found an echo in an audience ad-
dressed for the third time in one
service by an old gentleman famed
for his readiness to speak Il was
thinking while sitting here of the
words Of the poet" said he. Il can't
Just remember the words. and the
name Of the poet has gone from me. :"
Youths Companion.
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English Estimate Of Poe.

English Estimate Of Poe.
Tho best of Poe could be printed in
. very few pages; but in the general
opinion Of Europe. at least, 1t 1t the
best that American literature has vet
produced, being better than anything
else Of the same kind in the whole
world.-L0ndon Times.
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Enemy Of Rattlesnake.

@''2 " ss~Ss5SO'"VSSs
No resident of Arizona, New Mex
leo or Texas would kill a road-run-
ner. 1t Is firmly believed that the
bird is the deadly enemy Of that
monster of the desert, the rattle
snake. The accepted tradition il
that the road-runner and the rattle.
snake are deadly enemies, and that
the rattlesnake fears the road-run.
ner beyond anything else.
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TheEstablished
Order

do you know" said young Mrs.
Allison. shutting one eye and coslcen.
trating the other on that of the needle
In her hand. do you know. think
there ought to be an established or
der in the matter of clothes"
Goodness" gasped the fluffy haired
blonde. dropping her sewing in con-
sternation. Don't tell us that you
are going in for dress reform, Co
leste?"
Nothing like that" said young Mrs.
Allison, placidly. Don't be alarmed,
dear. I'm not going to appear in a
totga and sandals. either. and hop
around after rubber ball in order
to perfect my figure. Far from IT,!
My tastes are highly modern and l
have a weakness for trains on my
gowns"
What intend to convey by the re-
mark to which you so hastily took en-
ception--" She paused for breath.
what intended to say was that
there ought to be regular tabulated
catalogue. arranged with cross-refer-
ences. telling exactly what costume
should be worn at any given function.
at given time and place and under Civ
en- circumstances"
Her audience giggled as a noncom.
initial way OF receiving the sugges.
ton.
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just Had to % IT,

See here" said the Judge to the
Esrrulous prisoner who was acting a.
his own attorney. you'll have to cut
out those Interruptions. won't allow
you to waste the time Of the court %
But. your honor" rejoined the pris-
oner. what else can l do? I've got
No lawyer to do it for NO."
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oLd.rime Cooking Recipe,

o!d-Time Cooking Recipe.
Curd Cakes (from the CLOSET of
Rsrities." 17o6}-Take a pint of
curds. four eggs. leaving two of the
whites. add sugar and grated nutmeg
with little -four, mix them well, and
drop them like fritters In a frying pan
In which butter Is hot