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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05

Now it came TO pass that Crawley,
the recruit Of the shock hair and the
neryeless spine had lied. The massa-
ere that he said he had seen had been
no massacre. The defeat had been a
victory. While the others had fought
shoulder to shoulder, he had lain jowl
by jowl with Fear deep in the forest.
And that Fear had breathed into his
ear the things that he had come back
to teli-breathcd so mistakenly that he
who listened had come To believe them
! almost As so
Gilbert Steele came back from the
battle. for the blow that struck him
was not deadly-came back with joy
in his heart and gladness in his eyes
came back 10 Observation-Disclosures de
Valette In the village they told him
where she vas. They would have told
him more. but he would not wait. and
wonder was buried under anticipation.
Going, he met the gypsy woman who
| had wrought the harm-LAcadienne.
She had come with the news. II was
in her to do what little she might in
atOnement. Stopping him, she said:
"M'sieur Gilbert, you must 20 to the
chapel Of Valette and pray for her"
"She is not deadw lie cried hoarsely
She shook her head. "No." she said.
Then, tensely: Listen! I know this.
The old people taught me when l was
| a child that when soul is lost the
one who loved ii most shall go to the
place where it was lost and pray for
Valette There you will see the can
dies that her father keeps burning for
her There she lost her soul. You
loved her most. Pray for her there"
He cried. in the petulance Of fear:
"What foolishness are you talking"
at is true" she replied. IF you are
the one who loved her most pray fO-
her there. and the miracle will be
granted Oh. beg you to do it, pas
sionately My own soul will not rest
until you have, Go to Valette-to her
and pray"
So Gilbert went He found her
there In the great room of Nalette.
O'Mara was there. and her father. but
of them be took little heed. for when
he saw her he started forward. arms
outstretched.
Madeleine he cried chokingly.
She looked at him.
"Yes?" she said.
BE said honrsely:
You're angry with mev'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05

washington Spp'cs Y dVlouS IN GurOCc
Ernest Panu of Heisingfors, Fin
land, who arrived in Seattle the other
day. has been making an investigation
of conditions in the central fruit grow.
Ing sections of Washington, particu.
larly In the Yakima and Wenatche
valleys, with view 70 influencing
emigration from his native country
The fame of Washington. he says.
has spreaS throughout Europe and the
possibilities of fruit gr' wing are act.
ing as strong incentive for the dis.
contented classes of the old countries
TO head this way IS satua Times
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05
Chapter
IL

W Il was Father O'Msra Who lifted
81 the crumpled little form from the
~ forest mold. He reached her side
ayau bafora I'ACodion and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05

isn't it7-
Gods ways!" cried Mile. de valette
Gods punishment of SIM
The priest turned upon her.
Gods way!" he cried vehemently.
"Do you think worm In the dust can
understand why man rides by? Do
you think that because we can see the
beginning OF one of Gods thoughts our
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05
HUMPHREYS

Humphreys Veterinary Specifies
"For Every Living Thing on the
Farm. " Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Dogs, Poultry.
A. A. For FEyERs. Milk Fever, Lung Fever.
II. Ii. For sPRAINs. Lameness. rheumatism.
&. &. For SORE Throat. EpizOOtic. Distemper.
ID. ID. For WORMS, Bots, Grubs.
+. L. For COUGHS Colds, Influenza.
+. +. For collie, Bellynche, Diarrhea.
G.G, Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
III. III. For KIDNEY and Bladder disorders.
Il. For SKIN DISEASES. Mango. Eruptions.
J.K.For BAD CONDITION, Indigestion.
At druggists or sent prepaid
on receipt OF price. 90 cts. each.
500 page Book and Stable
Chart to hang up mailed free.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE co. Corner
William and Ann streets. New York
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05

door open and close. and he has gone
out to the chapel again to set fresh
candles on the altar. Seventeen he
keeps there. always. Strange heart
ed"
He turned TO go. Some one. passing
without, cut the sunlight from the win
dow. He looked. then turned back
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05

aynasI.
"'Tis Mile. Marguerite" he cried.
IF she finds out that I've been here
Father O'Mara indicated another
door.
Go out that way. then" he said.
Mile. de Valette came with the 9TH
er's going. Father O'Mara greeted
her.
She said crisply:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05

"He said for me TO pray-to pray Tor
the lost soul of Madeleine! He took
the candles for the altar! Aunt Mar
guerite would not speak to me. nor
Louise! Gilbertr' she cried. "No, no.
no! A massacre-all killed-but not
Gilbertr' She turned swiftly to the
priest. Father, you said he was the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-05-05

little minds Can follow to the emu of
what be is thinking? Down here in the
dust we call them Gods ways, but
they are only mans mistakes. Down
the river there were men-God's crea-
lures, brothers they should have been
killing each other. And they killed
this boy! There's one old man over
yonder so filed with phantoms and
cObwebS and the ghosts Of things that
shouldn't have been that he lets his
pride murder the father in him. And
the two crimes together are destroy
ing this child You call that Gods
way" he demanded almost fiercely.
"I'll tell you one thing | know about
Gods way, by faith That he never
punished the good love, and | say to
you this was gooG love. 1t came to
her just rs rose comes 10 its bush
in spring; she had right to it as
much as the tree 10 its blossoms, and,
like them. it was good. | tell you there
was no fault in her that will offend
God. and in the end he will give her
peace"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
BANK CASHIER
HIS DISAPPEARED
Twelve Dollars Week Bookkeeper
Steals Half Of Banks Assets.
Two Women in Case.

BOSTON. -Special-How boy
% twenty four---a s12-a-week bank
cIerk-Could get away with AlfAVtV.
nearly half OF small banks assets. an
little more than TWO years without de-
lection. wrecking the bank altogether
Is one OF the greatest 1natsCtal mys-
terfes Greater Boston has had 30 solve
ia years. That Is why country wild q
search for George w. Coleman. the boy
hookkccper Of the spoiiated National
city Bank OF Cambridge. took an eN-
iraordfnRry interest In Boston snd
Cambridge financial circles.
Next 10 that comes the question Of
what became OF the money The eN-
olanafton a. comparatively simple. but
alive with human interest. Two wo-
men OF mystery furnish the possible
motive. when hrst the Cambridge and
Boston police began their search foi
coleman yesterday they adopted ths
f-st idea that comes 20 the minds OF
criminal Investigator" CheTchez Is
Femme"
The hrst person they looked for wa,
a demure little grass widow lNlnE 10
cambridge. who was Colcman's ire
uuent companion. They couldn't nn'
her. A few days before the bank fail
ure she had been seen in MassaChusett
Avenue. Cambridge. clad In one or IN
rosrlicst and most fashionable mini
garments ever seen ia classic cam
bridge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
PERCY is NAMED
FOR SENkT0HSHIP
DEADLOCK IN MISSISSIPPI STATE
LEGISLATURES Al LAST
ENDED.

JACKSON. Mss Special -Ierov
Percy. % Greenviile. one Of the most
brilliant lawyers in Mississippi. Vas
last night nominated as United States
Senator from ire state OF Miss ssippl
90 fil out the uneXpired term Of A. J
McI-aurir. who died December Esd.
last
The election Vas on the ffty-eiEhth
ballot. and after a deadlock that had
continued since January 4th with one
Or two ballots nearly every day.
AZ the beginning there were seven
or eight candidates. but they droppei
out one after another til four were
left three % them. Percy. KYLE and
Byrd uitted against Nardaman-
Finding q impossi bic 20 combine
their votes on any one o. the three so
as 20 make Vardaman's defeat ce--
tain. an % the candidates held eau
ruscs today. and az was determine
that al should get out 81 the race cV-
cept Mr. Percy. who was 20 make tht
/ showdown.
When the result 90 the ballot wa,
announced there was ca scene 90 uIlc'
+ est confusion. The vote was Percy
s-- Nardauau. So
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
POLICE SET TRAP. CATCH
ALi.EGED HORSE POISONEK

NEW YORK-Spcciai--
the arrest Tuesday Of Henry y. SenfI
brick dealer OF $50 stanton Street.
on n charge OF extortion. tho police
hone some light may DE shed Oh many
hitherto mysterious cases OF poisoning
OF horses.
Two horses belonging 90 Isaac and
Ionis Kiosk. proDrietorS OF the York
willie Brick Works. az Sos East Seven
ty-sixth street were killed BY poison
a few DAYS ago. saturday they got a
letter signed Harry Il. Senft Onering
Ia have the killing OF their horses
stopped for $1,000. In another Il = er
the demand was reduced 70 $500.
Tuesday as Isaac Kiosk handed ter
$40 marked bills and a marked $50,
check TO Senft at the Eaters stable
Detectives Curry and Thomas. OF tbs
Central Oface. arrested the brick deal
er. In the stable at the time were AIS
| Joseph Il Muller and his youni
I brother Jerome. OF SS+ Fourth Street
! Brooklyn. They were held as Wit
/ neSseS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
MADRIz FLEES
FROM MANAGUA
General Chamorro l. Embarking His
Array On North Side OF Lake
Managua-

RTT-EFIET.nS lby wireless via
CClonl - Special. President Nadriz
has fed from MaragUa- General
ChamOrro is Cmbor SirE his army on
the north side Of Lake MSnagua. and
within a few hours viii DC at the
gates e The capital Nadriz led 70
his home town. Leon. where senti-
ment for him Is strong. on February
soth. IN secret
The officials % the provisional gov
eminent were confident OF the sur
render CO haRagus.
News OF these developments in the
revolution reached here today. and
the city is Suhiiant The revolution
ists are strong. and their forces have
been grestly increased by the enlist
ment % volunteers IN the districts
through which the columns have
passed. AMER the capital OF hadri-
/ has been captured the Insurgents will
march with all haste on Leon. and 81
/ necessary the pursuit OF the fecine
! President viii De continued further
I General Estrada has given the ordel
Z Goo make Madriz a prisoner. and his
I subordinates are intent on carrying 81
i out 20 the letter. AGNices receive
4 from The rebel secret service men "a
I .he capital say that MadriE. in hH
firht. took with hun a large sum 90
/ money. u as reported here that h
has laid his plans Tor a flight 20 e.
rope. and has looted the treasury @
a fortune large enough 20 keep hin
ia luxury for the rest OF his lie.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
ENJOINED FROM SUING
To SCI ASIDE DIVORCE

NEW YORK Special Mrs. VII
iiera C-uCSenhcirr1. wife % the young
est OF the srlelter men. obtained from
Supreme Court Justice Gerard Mon
tay a writ en5o3Hi1E Mrs. Grace Wahl
nom taking further steps
IN the Illinois courts 20 set aside the
divorce obtained bT herself against
points ont that the only ground on
which NJ Grace Wall GuEEcnhcim
seeks 20 have m Illinois decree set
aside e that she couDittcd perjury.
rurrenhei1 married Grace Gus
rcuhffr1 N jersey City IN 1890. she
Vas = divorced woman. When GuE-
rr~hrlu1's family objected NJ refused
10 live With her. she sued for d.
vc-r- in Chicago and GuEEcD ne n
paid her sISs.0te. Re married his
present wife IN lst%, AID they have a
son
Grace GuErsnheia married later
--le- Roger Wall. Nho had the mar
rage sruued Ms VAIL GuEen-
hctn then sued GuCEcshein IN this
state Tor divorce. Defeated OF tns
l ground o. the existence OF the Illinois
/ decree. she asked the Illinois courts tC
set ft aside OF the ground ~ was IN
/ valid because she vas not 1s she hac
| testified she was. a resident % Cooi
I County. III. when ~ vas granted
Y This would make the present Mrs.
N CiuEEenheirn az illegal wife and max
\ her child uieEicrnare- Justice Gerar'
\ founc that she aad GuESenheiu
4 should be protected The terms @
II the intunctloE viii be settled y n
u lawyers 81 fcw days u - is cis
\ ohcvec NrE Grace Wahi GugEer heir
n may he punished fo- contempt @
N court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
MADRIz IS NOW
SUING FOR PEACE
Estrada, However, VIII Not Listen TO
Entreafies - ReEoiufi0nists
Nearing the Capital.

EI.rEFI ELDS fby wireless wa
Colon .-Epel lal--f'rrsl1el MaGrlz ls
suing Tor peace and MalaEua ls in a
Efafe OF terror. according % acFices
received here today.
Tie fwo chief columns % tne inEur-
gents nave merged and are rapidly
advancing Oh the capital. having
seized the principal steamer on Lake
Nanagla. tne victoria General
Cham1rr0 and General Aurelio rs
f-1la have joined forces on the north
shore ~ Lake Nanagua- President
lsadslz- hy special envoy. sought ~
arrange peace. asking the terms ~ the
lrE1rEeEts-
T-hey refused a treaty DEMANDING
fse complete enmialtior % Macrlz
4 and denogrEiuR him as al impostor
I retaining hlE last hold on power -
4 terrorism. 80 further details % pa
f p ght 70 Leon have been received
E naulors % diEsrrc euenr among tni
1 PROFESSIONALS have been spread =,
8Eadrlz 70 lnsure the standing ~ al
( opponents. bot the stores are withou
I baefs- Perfect harmony preFails-
President Estrada has taken
strong grip on the situation, anc ma
established his government arnly u
the Easf Excessive duties have beet
sfol.sne1 ~ hirss znc is-1ports IN
creased. trade generally being NOR
prosDsr0us TRAN under Zeiaya an
Nacriz Financial conditions ar
better.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03

40 and % lesd The right for It's Pas
zazeA
FROM the axhtinr OF the Last few
says. one of tire ircSi of them IS teSt
~ the Premier. lie has UrestCa Nc
,cry crOm chaos and placed hiraselt
n me position ol q strong leader.
Whereas. when Parliament conNcned
~ N0ndAr. tIs SrcDCt dissolution ano
he oVertArcw OF thc Govern nt ar'-
,ezrtel irnrntncut. today are Liberal SEM
.lrnenx a. opIiriisliC ard tire JntCrtSt
eaders a~e Inclined &C admit that thcis
opponents are IN tNtr Nor 70
ttra.ghren Cut the tRnEie o. TottttcS.
srancc and constitutions questions.
The Cabinet members " ere SEain m
cNnference TODAY. The ciarattou OF
he rufanfsfs trat rher had no desire
Ia put UNNECESSARY distractions In the
ray % rns Government and the back
- down 81 che IRISH frosn their nrst
f~fv-s~af stand. cleared the way Tor the
herlnnirE OF real work.
Ihe selection % Winston Churchtn as
$40 EeSrnsn for the Government mar X :
another triumph FOR the radical clc-
mens within the Liberal ranks naNic
Ilrvd -lseorCe--it was ne who led the
fCht Tor the buGEet-snd Churchill Is
regarded IS even more radical than
llora- George.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
HAD BETTER STAY
AWAKE IN N. Y.
INVON WITH ROLL OF $1,000 To
VAC GOES TO SLEEPY HilE
TNIkING To CHICAGO

rW TOEk-SDeo THE next
r... .-r.rk.r- MAYER. Harry Tracr.
T.. E.rl.- aue Pasna" Beusulat get
ur pool 90 la- ou horse race they
are -ut -0.lr to trust tne-r money 90
"a man who has 4u lrree istlhle impulse
ri. emulate Elp Van Wlnkle. 4 little
nap a tr.end took Tuesday afternoon
cost taem SIs0.5o- IL happened this
-1ra-kle" and bis friends were test
tr- the "monorau" al the Holman
House about o clock. Air. N a3er was
strau-eIy silent though several toasts
had been drunk 90 George washing
r.r Passed for The cause OF his sor-
row he said he had certain inside an
formation. which. ~ ne could use
would net him tidy sum tie mad
CA tIu on Ca horse DO The fourth race az
Jacksonville that woll1 be IKE get
ting money ia an envelope. But a.
. there were no pool rooms In New I ORR
he felt as if he had lost small TOT
tune.
Ills friends were s1mpa thizinE whet
Barney. the Eookmaker. appeared
TTe asked who was dead They eN
ulaIned tne situation. lie said that .
they would get Up "a bet worth while
he'd telephone 10 90 friends IN thi
caEO. In a moment $l,ooo caAn va
handed Barney" who put the roll u
las pocket and went 20 telephon
booth.
Tfe LAYERS waited untn he obtaine
tie Chicago. connection and heard mr.
ask for a certain man Then they re
. turued 20 the bar. Before nee ting 20
4 men Barney" had remembered IN
f Maine several times and had not foi
gotten the Father Of his country. u
Mas lu a 5oylal mood and began nun
ming song concerning The Wher,
/. abouta OF one Kelly.
Meantime his friends in TIE bar IA
= forg0rtcn him. but about $50 they %
> came worried. After exploring the 20
/ tel they got back 70 the telephoi
! booth. where they found "Barne'
asleep az the switch. The telephone =
celver vas clutchcd tightly ~ his han
Z the other grlppcd she roll, but be VI
I hIissfuly Obvious 20 al mundai
p rhings The telephone wire was oPe
. but Chicago never had received ia
o uoy'g's important message.
Theg reused Barney" who said
was SIN waiting for bis friend and
might have got away with "a had n
a page presented "Aarkie- with a 3
= FOR sIsQ60 from the telephone girl y
y TWO hours conversation" between Ne
York and Chicago. After they h'
= brought Mr. Mayer 1--WE. and then
third. he revived.
Turning over the roll barney va
iRhed Mayer has aworn never 20 Il
"a another wager except with q somnaf
j. builsf He was TOO deeply Effected
e ewes anc out * his horse won.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
WEALTHY JOHN II. CORE
PAID ONLY SMALL TAXES

NORFOLK. VA.-Special.-The fact
that John II. Core the ex-COnfederate
OF Roshy's command. who died here
recently. leaving S75O.oOO. Of which
100000 are 20 be expended IN con-
structiuE for him mausoleum SINH
lar TO that OF the late John W.
Hsckay. while approximately $780,
0Oe WAS LEFT 20 relatives. paid taxes
here 81 only f9.25 annually. developed
yesterday when appraisers filed their
report In court
This also showed that core had on
deposit with the Chemical National
Bank and the Union Trust Company
of New York. $4,000. and $4,000 in 8
local bank.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
FLOODS SPREADING
RUIN IN SPAIN
Many Villages Inundated-King
Rushes Troops TO Stricken
Districts.

MADRID - Special. - Floods are
spreading ruin over northwestern
spain. Many villages have been In
undated and whole provinces devas-
tated Bridges and houses are being
swept away and all the streams in
the affected district are rising.
Troops were Thursday dispatched by
King Aifonso's order 20 the worst
points 20 maintain order and direct
the work OF relief
The Tagus River one branch OF
which rises in the Sierra De GUader-
ma. Is rising and Madrid was de-
ciared 20 be in danger.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
she IS NOT IN
FAVOR OF KISSES
Mr.. Alma Webster Powell. Of Brock
typ. Prefers HOrsewhiP to
Oscillation.


NEW K-Special-Far from
beiuc in favor OF kisses as "a means
of influencing Albany legislators 20
grant the vote 90 women. Airs. Alma
Nebster-Poweii the Brooklyn SUI
s-e worker. declared Tuesday that
She was in favor OF much more vlO-
lent tactics. and 30 she had 90 choose
hetweeu kisses and blacksnake whips
t0 get results with the so.ors up the
river she would pin her faith 10 the
h t,f7u every time.
-It IS oulre untrue that ever rec-
I commended amy os0ulato~r crusade
+ said Mrs Powell to reporter. "and
/ tn. mis- apprehension grew from "a
statement D made 800 speech. some
man recently stated thlf 81 rhe vote
/ uas granted 90 women any women s
f vote co.il he purchased with "A new
4 lat or au automobile ride. and I said
| thrt amy man who had such stand
.rl nt honor lls vote could Dee bought
rlrn KISS
-Hut Inl't c8re for amy such gone
t.- methods myself. au leart and
p suuL .u rhe cause. simply as t NlN
.eip the working class arm ready
fn a.e f1r "a - necessary sing to
help ser tHn-s ana q speak WHEREBY et
ID am asked.
ID tl.uE rhr ching ro lo isl fo -.
DOWN nr t.- East -l.- ana t-. tnt
..n... chen. unw tntir condition.
.nuII ne Bothered hy tle Nute-hoN
..ut. HItn the vote compel che pas
off better Ia.H~ laws and ins.s
.... better prices t.r rl..r work.
.rar rr.r. H.r. rr.r nra hcIul
.. -r .......r ..s .-.r rnar, --r
~ .,..rt rt-f... -t.y ~
.t' '.+ - -
'Ar-l ii- Leg --t- N-.t nave 2
.rIrr their demands II there should
. Ia . revolution arising from sGcl
- -.-.....-. r... r.r . COME That is fh
. .t--r- .-.t
3 r.r, . . ...,-,,7 --,
s. SITS
, man wan brilliant brunette colorin
I 4 Inherited from hrr Spanish ancestry
AS she talked her slender black brow
z Fra-. -alarl.r and nr~ brown eve
? ..t,s r- 10 .ha r.a-.siafr.rs COM
r 81, +r- s.,tf.,t
nave "ra-" 'Ni -"
20 horse nirpihS lhc1 Mo'it "aF iN
v inclined to seek refuge behind one q
I. the pianos.
IS 49,. t,, t,.r .fr..r-ir,f~ room one
8 .s,.s ., 49,. =, 49, 8-.ssr n
r. N'I sums ',.'-- --.r 90. 49, - -.
h. room. one li hrI son tr't' &c u.
: / IN her daughter 81 room Inc oniy Fei
=. son she hasn't any ln her bed room
a because she sleeps on the roof.
a. ~ ~as,srd "a me y,hfDs Mrs POvve
l.
a. atiI 49,. t -. s...,
n IN not Dis ehous" 10 Ao' ~. \, -
> man. but some women are. mi
the whip is wOman's legiuma
weapon. Seeding and vftuperati'
"a make her look ridiculous: gun pa
a. her within the clutches OF the Ia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
TO LIMIT POWER
or THE LORDS
LIBERAL MINISTRY TODAY BIZ
GAN DRAWING Up fsn.I~
MAKING HISTORY.

LONDON Special. The A-lDsfai
Kafpfetry "Wednesday began drawing ~
~ % limit the veto power OF tne
Lords. taking from me 1Ibss 80
- - A. financial matters and recDc-
-, is deliberaflon 70 llttle more lh1t
a snockery. ~ this bin me Cover y
r,ert vii stand OF fa1l. Do the Nofof
a. winston Churcnill. president 81 re ~.
BOARD % Trade. and y - Cnusetl..
al wrho haa been chosen tocTaW X
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-03
rILLMAN Is IMPROVING.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special-
senator Tiliman. OF South Carolina.
Is improving so rapidly that his physi-
clans say that he would probably
be able 60 90 20 his South Car
oiina home within three weeks
The symptoms OF paralysis are grad
ually disappearing. while the Senator
is slowly gaining strength.