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till let you know little of what he is | have
really come for that-and also to implore you in the
name of everything decent and American to expe
this charatan this leeeh and dog, from your circle
Thurey, already sufficiently informed as to Count
Fascs detestable characteristics, nevertheless
little curious to know what Gaillard meant and what he
might also know "Your indictment is very positive"
she said. "You must be prepared to prove case
against him.
a could prove hundred, with little time"
swered Gaillard emphatically Il have made no prep
raons for any such exposure 1t was neither my way
nor my duty. He has been my business partner He
has used my confidence for my ruin. He has beaten
me- ruined me, working my business word and honor
all in his effort to thrust aside from his path to you'll
1t is not for that am here however, smrching the
behind his back can take my beating, the wreckage
everything if only can be assured that through he
shall triumph here And understand have realized
at last mistakes of the past and the place where
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tempted to dim its flame. Her eyes met his for won
deru secondhand both souls knew the deeps of love
wherein they hoated alone
The words he had spoken when they parted in the
roadthat swift declaration of his loyalty, love, and
devotion-echoed anew in her welcoming heart and filled
her with ioy She thrilled to the words he uttered
his grave recognition that the Fates had drawn their
them with strength they could not resist Yet even
here after all she had recently endured she could not
forget her word Alice Van Kirk fully accept this
wondrous happiness
ave have had some extraordinary experiences to-
gether" she answered, smiling family ut makes 1t
seem as if we have known each other always.
Stuvverant felt that than anyone living, he had
could assume. ave have known each other always he
said. "as souls must, when Life and Chance-yes,
Nature and God-have wrought to fulfil such meetings,
destines, such conradeship, as ours! He placed his
hands hers that grasped the Wheel "Thurley told
you back on the road
aOh, pleased" she begged him suddenly, her eyes
swiftly trimming with JOY and the need to curb his dec
i mean Just tell me how you Gamer!
He felt that he understood and yet he felt she loved
him. Conviction of their and their sublmated
passion swept like storm upon his nature, beating
against the barrier that he had felt and dreaded
isted between them His disappointment burned in his
eyes along with the glow of his love- He could not take
advantage of the situation that threw her thus help
lessly upon his chivalry, and his heart was dumb.
Il came because could not help it, he told her SIM
ply; and briefly he recounted all that had happened to
himself Alice and the Baron since the moment she
disappeared. .
Thurey broke out from time to time with a note OF
SURPRISE sympathy of indignation when she learned OF
Pelevins entire duplcity. Her worry and compassion
aroused when he told of the long hard ride with
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frend-and insisting payments that cannot be made.
mirthless attempt He added al suppose he who takes
up the Street must perish by the Street, but partners
should be square,"
Thurley was stirred to the depths of her womanly
nature Galard, she knew, had confessed" his fail
in the fight he had waged with species of relief
to who had once been something more than just
social acquaintance She felt, indeed, that she the
only one to whom it could have been told. She con-
troed her great impulse by great effort; but her
course was perfectly clear.
aWhen must it end?" she inquired. @When must
you meet your obligations or-go under?'
Tomorrow afternoon.
@And how much money would it need to pay mean
to win-to VIM"
He smiled again and shook his head. "Neary twenty
five thousand dollars
Her excitement grew intense. "Then thirty thou
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their very doors, had aroused in Indignation. At
noon, in the old abandoned house where Thurey had
been prisoned, they upon dreadful sight, where
Jan and Zagorsky, still clutching Knives lay, slain by
each other. Pelevin and Max had fled. What duel
of words, recrimnations and passions had preceded
the deadly combat, witness to reveal Mute
testimony of the savage conflict between the and
supplied by everything in and about the
where they had fought. And the hatred of man
and distrust of their kind, which alone actuate
such fanatics, frozen ndeibly upon their features
as they lay there, stark and cold
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Chapter Xiv. Unexpected Aid

TT fully two days before Thurley and Alice
sufficiently recovered to resume their usual life.
That Thurley not completely Frustrated due
solely her will, her courage, and her magnificent
health The had gone rapidly about the circle that
the princess had returned, and for the daily
papers of the vital facts in the story No
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

vast fund Of experience. owing to the
fact that circumstances required him.
during the intervals between studies,
to work on the joreat lakes. the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio rivers. and In the
postofice and railway mail service.
Since attaining biz majority hs has
devoted his spare time to progressive
measures designed to bring govern
mont within the control Of the people.
and to that end has "stumpsd" the state
In behalf Of the initiative and refsreo.
dunn, public ownership Of public utili.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

ordinance and yet the grafters union
Is not satisfied.
It wants the Illinois Tunnel Com.
pany which has expended over $2,S00,.
900 In instruments, wires and station
equipments, to be forced to give up
all Of this to satisfy the Telephone
Trust.
Any alderman who votes in favor
Of an increase Of rates for the Tele-
phone Monopoly will be beaten to .
finish the next time he runs for once.
According to some accounts several
men who are working for the mon.
opoly and its franchise may not be
residents Of Chicago when the next
election comes around.
The Telephone Monopoly 10 busy
circulating ugly rumors' about the
Corporation Counsel, the Mayor and
the honest aldermen who are standing
up for the peoples rights.
ugly rumors" 10 good.
Aldermen who are anxious to learn
the truth ought to inquire into the de.
tails Of the passage Of the telephone
ordinance fve years ago.
ugly rumors"!
Well. there are some pretty ugly
rumors going the rounds just now.
But the Mayor, Corporation Counsel
and honest aldermen are not the ones
affected by them.
A watchful eye IL being kept on the
situation by too many people to have
II easily misunderstood.
A new report has been ordered on
the books and accounts Of the Tele.
phone Trust. .
When the aldermen get that report
they ought to be in position to low
or rates.
II they raise them they will raise
something hotter than this climate
has been for the past few weeks.
Mayor Harrison made . popular
move when he ordered . new report
on the telephone situation. The "ex'
pert" whose report 10 now in the
hands of the Council Committee fav'
ored the raising Of rates and gen
eral contribution to the necessities oi
the phone gang. His report strangely
enough showed that the Chicago
sranch Of the monopoly 10 owned
body. boots and breeches BY the
American Telephone crowd who con
troll the telephone business Of thu
whole country. His report also shows
that the Chicago branch Of the monop
oily Is obliged to buy all Of its equip
ment from q notorious Electric Com
pany which IL also owned by th'
American Telephone Trust. This com
pany makes its own prices for wha
1t sells to the other concern and tn
people Of Chicago are expected to pa!
for the profits OF both subsidiary inst
tutions of the Trust.
Talk about the Tobacco Trust, tn
Standard OIL Trust and every othe
trust. The trust that 10 the real thin
is the Telephone Trust. This Trus
hits over a quarter Of million peopl
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

attended the Ogden school, graduated
from the Central High school, the Chi
cago university and the Union College
Of Law. He was Master In Chancery,
- has been said, and for six years
was court clerk Of the County Court.
under Judge Richard Prendergast. A.
. lawyer he has been markedly sue
cessful and has won many cases be-
fore the Supreme Court. In 1884 he
married Elisabeth Goehegan and 70
sides at 1908 Winona avenue. He 10 .
member Of the Chicago Bar Associa-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

ties, direct election Of senators and
direct primaries. A. lawyer he 10
earnest and intelligent AAd his q.
psrience ct the bar qualities him Tor
the bench. He deserves your vote.
Judge Marcus Kavanagh will have
little trouble In being reelected. His
honest and brilliant record 10 known
to all and the vote he will receive will
be q big one.
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~
Daniel L. Cruice. Democratic csudi.
date for Superior Judge. was born In
Buffalo. N. Y. June 80. 1858. Edu'
Gated In the parochlal and public
schools of Buffalo. the University Of
New York and Chicago College OF
Law. He has the degree Of IL. B.
from Lake Forest University. While
acquiring his education he gained .
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

The Fair should charge higher prices
for the goods because Of the nns
buildings and other improvements
they have paid for. And on the same
like Of argument the Northwestern
Railroad should double the price Of
railroad fares because II has erected
. $25.ooo.ooo depot.
All telephone patents should be con.
6scated BY the government when they
become the exclusive property Of the
Telephone Trust. The following from
an editorial In the Chicago Daily
News Of July II, 1911, hits the case
exactly:
I'm An argument before the national
senate's interstate commerce comit.
tee, Senator Kenyon recently urged
several notifications Of the Sherman
antitrust law. One Of them provided
that when any patent granted By the
government 10 used to build up trust
or combination the patent shall b for.
feited."
~
Municipal ownership Of telephones
10 favored by Aid. Herman J. Baulcr,
wto has been advocating penny tele.
phones" He serves notice that un.
less the Chicago Telephone company
agrees to q new schedule Of rates be-
fore the aldermanic election next
April, he will endeavor to bring the
municipal ownership idea before the
people for q referendum vote.
AID. Bauler think It would be pos
sible for the city to purchase the
automatic system already installed
and to operate II on Q municipal
ownership basis. He asserts II 10 his
intention, unless new rates are set.
tied by the council and the Chicago
Telephone company, to get up q peti.
ton and ask for an expression from
the voters on the question Of the mu.
nicipality operating telephone sys.
tenn. II Is understood Aid. Bauler
proposes to get this expression un.
der the public policy act, which per-
mits the submission Of q question oi
pOttCy " tu0 VOICIS, tu0 uo
cision being merely advisory and moi
binding.
@9A
The Telephone Trust has COM
menced a bitter and an uncalled fol
attack on the Mayor and honest alder
men OF the city Of Chicago who are
fighting for the peoples rights agains
heartless monopoly.
The Telephone Trust Is opposed 4
the honest. capable and eficient serv
ice that Mr.. J. Ogden Armour and hii
colleagues are prepared to give to tn,
city with their automatic service.
The Telephone Trust has changet
managers In Chicago and has decidet
to throw dirt upon honest men In th'
city government who oppose its dom
ineering and extortionate methods.
The Illinois Tunnel Company ha
fully compiled with the terms OF i.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

tion. Chicago Law Institute and the
IroQuois club.
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Drop a penny in the slot and tele'
phone"
Aid. Herman J. Bauler, who origi'
mated the Seventy Cent Gas league In
the mayoral campaign, proposes to
settle telephone rates now that the
leagNe has completed its end OF the
gas price rates and left 1t for the
courts to say whether the 75 to 6S
cent sliding scale ordinance is fair
Aid. Bauler insists that the penny
telephone idea Is all right and says
he has worked out the idea without
the aid of any expert like Edward w.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-24
FINE SUBURBAN RANCH HOME
PuYallup Short Line

Nearly 10 acres, right at station, 8
acres cleared; a fine place for store
and small dairy or creamery, Price
$500. Easy terms.
over 4 acres, nearly al cleared.
right at Firwood station. Price So
$50. Easy terms.
An acres at Ardena, 1 acres in
blackberries, 1 acre raspberries and
acre in potatoes. all for $4,000, on
easy terms.
> 55-s acres. half cleared, u mile
from Firwood station. Price $4,000.
Very easy terms.
IN PUYALLUP
! acre, all in bearing fruit and
garden. best of soil, 4-room house.
] block of car, close to store and
Maplewood schools; an estate and
must SELL Price $1,000. Half cash,
IA acres, all cleared, valley, small
furnished house, block to car. Price
$3.50, or trade for anything; no
richer soil In the valley.
3 acres In bearing orchard, berries
and garden. The best vacant Ioca-
ton for home in Puyallup, between
both car lines. best of soil, close to
schools and on the best residence
street in Puyallup.
40 acres 1 Is mile from station, 20
miles southwest of Tacoma; 7-room
house, barn and 10 acres in cultiva-
ton, balance logged-off. A bargain
at $500. on terms.
BURK q LOGAN
514 Bankers Trust Bldg.
SEE BURK FOR VALLEY LAND
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BUNGALOW SNAP

ROOMS, MODERN, $500 CASH
West End location between No. K
and Sixth ave. car lines, 25 minutes
walk down town. New, with full
concrete floored basement, pane1ed
dfning-room, porcelain bath fixtures,
model kitchen with built-in cup
boards, etc. Five good-sized rooms
and reception hall, excellently ar
ranged. Piped for furnace. Arts
tic California type, with beautiful
interior finish. Lot 40x100 to alley,
all improvements in and paid for
Reduced to $4,000 for immediate sale,
you this cosy home, and you'll be
convinced that it's a real live snap.
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FOR SALE acre of land, nearly
cleared. on car line at station, small
house, chicken houses. Price $3.50;
terms. Main 4647.
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Automobile to Trade

I have a 5-passenger (Reo) tour
Ing car in first-class condition, to
trade for real estate in or near Ia
coma. Address 10, Times.
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New Groom house. se21 No. 9Th
Terms u cash. balance on mortgage.
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For Sale, Real Estate
FOR SALE CHEAP by OWNER

III nice level lots in Indian addi-
ton, 62k x1S0 feet to 20 foot alley.
Will take $475 for the bunch on
good terms and per cent interest
IL you want them that way.
NOTE-These lots arc worth $3.50
apiece. but We want to sell them If
balance any terms. Mrs. May Jones,
ownes So. 35th and V. by the Roose-
welt school, Portland ave. car.
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FREE TRIP TO OREGON

We want you to SEE the beautiful
orchard tracts we are offering on
easy payments, 100 miles south of
Portland. Absolutely nothing bet
ter in the state. For particulars
call up Main 5297.
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HERE!! YOU

Mr.. SpecuIatOr! Mr.. Home-buyer
Grab This One.
Four lots one block from car
line, all cleared and planted to fruit
and garden; place 80 by 100 IT. for
chicken run; a Groom house, all
furniture, garden tools and supplies;
woodshed and some lumber; assess
ments all in and paid; 1890. This
is $500 below cost. Call 5432 Park
ave.
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LOST

-@.e<s~~~es>~~~>~~e-e~s~ e>e-r~~-e-e-es>>ee~
IOgT-Accounf book on Puyaliup
ave. between East * and East X
sts. Return TO 1905 PuyaIluD ave;
reward
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For Sale, Real Estate
Six Room House

With bath, electric lights,
10 acre of land cleared and
leveled, near the corner
of 43d and East B st. In
quire for Magel's property
For immediate sale $3.50
cash, by owner, VIM. P.
Magel, Selah, Wash, R.
f. D. No. 2.
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PARTY going to isavs town, will
sell modern e-room house way be-
low market value. Terms. EOS Ma
Lawrence, Tel. A27s9.
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ron SALE ny OWNER

groom bungalow, lot sox11s, water
and lights. Apply e444 So. Mason
ave. Mantle Park.
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CI;l1!l7'lI3;{yI
2o5-6-7 Provident Bldg.
Note to Homeseekers

want to sell my furniture and
7-room house, built two years, full
basement not quite complete; lots
in fine bearing fruit; or IL you want
more lots I have 40 lots here, Law
fine, on 65th and Pacific ave. Phone
1852. RS. Going to Alberta.
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FURNISHED apartment. outside
rooms. private bath, gas range,
walking distance. Inglewood apart
ments, 1347 Tacoma ave., phone Main
6158.
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For Sale-Misce llaneous

A $500 combination china closet
buffet, $40; $52 White Rotary ma
chine. $2s; st. Clair range.. con-. 1906
ster and B. b. rugs. office desk and
chairs, SIS and SIS; go-carts, $3.50
and $3.50. Purley Bros. 1349 St.
A 2aA4
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For Sale, 40 Acres

20 acres. 8 miles from Gig Har-
Dor. $500; some improvements. Will
trade for city property. c. Swanson,
Main s1o9. 1922 w. Madison.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
ron SALE NY OWNER

Small improved ranch. Can give
some terms. Address
W. HI. MHrTAN
Buckley. Wash.
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Bcavengers

GARBAGE co - Re-
moving. garbage and refuse of all
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FARM WANTED

VIII exchange one. of the beet
paying hotels for a nice improved
ing $4,000. Address Box M, care of
Times.
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F. D, HILL & co.

Successors to Norton q Hill.
Real Est, ms. and Loans. Berlin Bl
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House for sale. o rooms. 800 down
$40 per month. 6 per cent interest.
Call M. 1855.
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LANGERT LIQUOR CO, Ills Pac. av.
Family trade. NJ. 6022. A 1922.
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Salary Loans

MONEY FOR BALARIED PEOPLE.
women keeping house and others
furnished upon their own notes.
without security. Cheapest rates,
easiest payments. Offices In So prsn-
lcipal cities. D. II. ToIman. saf
lpToYident Bida.
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REMOVAL NOTICE
On-April LIST we will move to sec
ond floor National Really Building.
1117-1119 Pacific ave.
e.. +. GREGORY CO.
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sTILLMAN-DREW co. heating ex-
perts. ISL St Helcns ay. -. 1853.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-24

II lots at American lake. close to
lake, to trade for house and lots.
Apply 1904 So. d st.
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One cent a word, Sc per line each
insertion for all lines of business. !.
Four insertions for the price OF
three.
No advertisement taken for less
than 10 cents each insertion.
All mail orders must be accom-
panied with the cash.
THE TIMES IS TAC0MA's ONLY
INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
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Mortgages for Sale

$1,000 MORTGAGE for sale bearing 8
per cent interest; security, choice
residence property, fully insured. in
terest collected free semi-annually
and mailed to purchaser. Call at Of
flee for full information. Lennox
Trust Co. 962h Pacific ave.
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For Rent-Houses

Groom house, 91eM Tacoma ave-,
$40 a month; Groom flat, suitable
for two families. 1762M So. d. M.
1873.
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Second Hand Stores.

TAG. GARBAGE CO, 1910 A ST., i
499, A 1899. Res. NJ. e406. A i02
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For Rent-Flats
Furnished Flats

FOR RENT-Flats of and 4 rooms.
all modern. Phones Main 1901, A
.1172
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Transfer Companies
UphOlsterino
Wines and LIQUORS

PHOLSTERING and furniture re-
pairing. Phone B 1881.
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For Observation-Disclosures

For SALE Splendid family cow
with week old calf. 1901 No. 9th.
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A GIFT FOR YOU

will furnish the ground and
build you a house. either from our
plans or from plans Of your own,
and give you the privilege of max
ing a small cash payment and ball
ance on monthly payments like rent,
or will sell you one ready to move
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-24

collect an amount adequate to meet pay
ment OF inevitable death claims, either
from the beginning of membership OF
later on The mortality during decade
will average practically the same in all
life associations. The saving possible is
tho less cost of expense Of doing business
in a representative society like the Wood
men of the World.
The monthly rates paid by members
includes all expenses except camp dues.
The Emergency fund, now aggregating
over SlS,OOOOO0 and which Is increas-
ing over 500, 10000 per month, Is avail
able when twelve assessments IL insut-
ficient to pay the death losses incurred
during the year. thus minimizing the ne
cesslty for increase OF rates. A logical
and sensible business plan, economic ana
equitable.
It is considered remarkable that the
woodmen have attained the position OF
the second largest insurance organza-
ton I'm the world for this Omaha So
| ciety is young as compaI ed To the other
| great fraternities. 1t mas grown by leaps
] aRd bounds until It has become society
which has the best financial condition OF
any. There is no society IN tie worlc
that can equal the Woodmen Of he
World for soundness OF financial status
The marvellous way in which the mem
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-24

TO the contrary. the proportionate gamer.
which cannot be said OF organizations
which only assess sufficient TO meet pay
ment Of death losses as they occur and
which do not accumulate a reserve TO
meet payment OF the inevitable increase
Of mortality claims incident to the aging
of its membership.
During 1910 the woodmsn Of the World
paid. in the sovereign jurisdiction. the
benefioiaries OF its deceased members
every month an average OF 80, 522 %.
Every week Sl0l, sss.T3, every day SASS e5,
every hour S606 IS and every minute $l0.li
was paid to meet mortuary obligations.
and yet, thanks 10 the perfectly adjusted
plan and dates, the income was adequate,
and a handsome surplus remained for
future demands.
The woodmen OF the World IL bringing
into Nebraska a yearly increasing sum
OF money. which in 1910 was more than
Ss,OO0OOO. II paid in 1910 for labor. APP
proximately slT5.OO0. every cent Of which
was put into circulation in Nebraska.
Every part OF this commonwealth profits
from this moaey. The daily bank balance
Of the Woodmen OF the World is about
81, 10000. This means cheap money for
the merchant, the business man and the
farmer in Nebraska. Nebraska receives
more general and widespread advertising
from the WOodmsn Of the MoEld- than