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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09

In the world-all successes but me-"
Inc wife patted his cheek. Success
isnt everything, dear" she ARMED
we nave each other. Havent-
na vent you been happy7"
Very, very happy" he anrwered
quickly, looking into her anxious face
40 man ever had so good a wife"
Sne Dent down and ne kissed her
fou've been almost too good-for me
GEAR: You have deserved better"
get your dress-suit out and
press II up a Bit" she hurried. her
eyes shining and moist you'll look
JUST as nice as the other men"
sort or dread going to the sun
per, he demurred. I'm feel out OF
pace, 1 know. You know IT has been
You must go. jerry again Nhe
interrupted him. '1t'il be worth as
much as a vacation"
For long, long time they sat there
IN the dusk OF the room, very close
70 one another. The cool evening
dow, bringing with Il the odor of
MACS Gilman stared emptily at tho
opposite wall, stunned by the food of
memories, Most OF them were mist
shrouded and dim; now and then a
t vss ue shape doomed wildly; some
timeS whole scene leaped into
spoke. ne
We six had supper-tust the
hlght before we left the old uni
verslty. We were all TWENTY and
neart-free then. We were an conf
dent OF our success 1 renernber
one or the boys saying-it was I,iv-
inSston, too, that IL any one OF ms
hadn't made good by the time ne was
roEty he'd better shoot himself"
he swallowed hard and laughed
FOOLISH idea, wasn't it, Mary? Fool
ish, don't you think SOP
Very foolish. Jerry" she responded
anu her sort myers caressed his thin.
white hand. '''
The idea OF man shooting him
self bscRuse-bScause ne wasn't a s,,c-
cses' he went on. softer. Il often
wonder n-E the other bows ever
think Of it?"
And so they sat and talked until
bedtime. u"'ii
All the next day Gilman worked IN
strange world. For once his brain
annoyed him. Part way down 2 COL
uEnH with HE pen poised in mid-air
as eyes shining, = new color I'm either
temple. lie rsnemb ered the dav on
the wide river. with the clo1,GIose
SKIER and the crowds. when his ere,,
nhlShsd nve yards ahead Of the otbere
re could hear the shouts again m,
AGENTS carried him about the town
en- their shoulders.
Five yards" he muruure6 b.l,
GIeua. Lord. that was a race Ana
ths boys went wild"
When he went out to luncb-tbo
SAuAI Sonee and rolls in the marrow,
neht room-he suddenly recoI-
iSe'eo the afternoon OF the bic
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
THE FAILURE
Always Il was thia crv.

Always II was this cry.
me years slipped by like a reel CT
ulm. leaving nothing but vague, un-
pleasant impressions. He was stiu
struggling-not to get out of his rnt
but TO get on his feet-and failing.
His boy gave him a last clinging hope.
de built rosy futures for his son. He
and Mary determined that their bow
should be something.
When the boy died at twelve he
ana mary came back from the ceme-
tery and sat together In the empty
bedroom. The very loneliness seemed
to crush them.
Il guess-guess I've been pretty
much of failure. Mary" he faitered.
holding her cold hand. Pretty much
Of failuref'
For the first time In all his mar
row life the bitter realization dawned
upon him.
Larry & CO. would have called him
success Whatever would have ham
pened IL Gilman was not in the office
each weekday at one minute of 8
could but be surmised. He was the
most faithful cog in their entire ma
chine. Crucible steel could give no
better service.
one evening when he came home
Mary handed him a letter. 1t had
Deen forwarded from town TO town
ne httle crest on the flap OF the en-
Veiope sent his pulses mounting.
Why-why. it's from the old Fra
ternity. he murmured. From the
old class at the University. 1 won
der-wonder-"
He opened II and read the few
lines. Then ne smiled. It's the an
nuaI supper" he said quietly. turning
the the page over and over in his fingers.
It's tomorrow night"
You'd better go. Jerry" the wife
SAID and for the moment her tired
eyes gioWed. 'It'n do you a world of
Soou, TO meet all the old bOys''
he made no Response.
Don't you ever niss then ," 81.
asked suddenly.
"Of course. OF course" hir vai,.
tremblsd. We had great old tiuaee to-
Sether-Ws boys. We always save a
blowout this tiras OF the year
Let's SEE haven't zone 10 ona Of
mem .Sihoe-Why, it's been nfteon
fou must BO." Mary urnSd.
of his chair.
wonder how many Of the little
circle are lOftH" he nuaSd. aftar
space la which his mind EropaS into
the past. There were ak Of Hs-rer-
uiar chuHs Wright disd turt
year after ~ parted. Big Tsd-hsadeS
Mack Is the counsel for a Woster1
railroae. Kinney. the last / heard of
AIM was the prsaidsnt Of n ChioaEo
bank Livingston IL the high uaa win
the biggest brokers on Wall Etr0ot
lies two or three times a nnilIionaire.'
ohnans eyes mistOd and sonothinR
quiVsrsd In his throat They're all up
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I myself heard don't want q -.
speech I want you to drias = -
with me, want you to drink = - -
The glasses were raised.
he said.
r., Good old Jerry.' someone sAsus.s
livery glass was tipped and draRoS[
Jerry, stunned, crumpled bach ~ =
| chair. The blood was poundinr -.
ia 81 P fasa temples The room aO4 a.
the wind.
Listen moment. boys" I4vio~re,.
Went on. still holding to his go.
1OSO OF you remember Jerry en-
man. The last I heard OF him Vs. -
~ iowa After that I lost an 49,
OF MN, He didn't prosper in the wsT
some big debts that had to be sGusrS@-
6 80 SO Jerry couldn't wait to star -
~, ,is ~ oIesslon; he had 10 get out anq
MAKE money from the very begfnnspe-
aIIhough II meant a rut- 50 he's 80
Ins somewhere now, IL he's stiH 49,
greater, with no future ahead - -, -
anu putting up brave front All -
mnIle' II takes a man with grit 40
nerve to do a thing like that
Inc last night at the old Unfvereft~r -
OF us boys dined together, Jerrv -
l among the number, and I doH't r.
uleuhDer now II came about but ro-aS-
one ventured to remark that Wits -
aolIlties and our preparation tbe -.
- WIZ CoulQnI make a suCcerz -
Lorty mad better shoot himself rpvsc.
OF those six are with us tonight. nv
ser among the number and vvonR
mem 10 look deep into their hearts -
1 nave done, and ask themselves n
are real sterling succenarTf
Whom have you taken as an exarnpl~f
ArS you proud OF your past-and Vi
Il pear the sSarchlight? Have Won -
rived at the top OF the ladder TvithS-f
TrSmping others undertook
nave tried to follow the life OF "a
or those boys who ate with uae -
night, and IN due measure I -
l have weighed fairly their str15 -
ana the results. That n ~
l asked you all to drink a toasfN fteS
me TO Jerry Gilman. / consider No.
the greatest success OF Us an,-
The air throbbed with souts- n
sIess In Jerrys fingers slipped So
crashed to the floor. The man noxf -
hin turned with a grin
Careful" he warned. shakFn- a
playful hnEer. You'll be under rh@
seie IN minute. That's the stroaE-
seEshow Jerry Iurrhed ont % -.
room His brain burned aud evS-r
s2b SuiVsrod as frsm a ehill He re
as a. I, WSRt cut OF the lcbbv yyaifoS
LOT ear sad got OF at his afreef
re eSoI hight air Gained aim Hs
walked VSrY straight and erect. At -
eN "A gate he paused and slipped 4
aanj - his posket He threw fs1e -
volVsr far far int the gloon
Asry rad not gone 10 bod, but va
sitting aP waiting for HIN. the iarS-s
turned low On the httle 6sn3e.
Why, Jerry" she aaid raAfarfvvr
sSAiLS % meet aim IN the hall -lsssr
espgy you lock Ysu Daust have had a
Sood time"
As crushed her aEsinst bsvo 49,
NlsssS nst simest brstRIiy.
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CUPID Butts IN
The BALL GAME

BALTIMORE, ND Special.-I.eftv
Russell is the artful oodger these
days. Manager Connie Mack and old
manager Matrimony are camping ON
his trail. each with special Induce
ments. Dan Cupid, the peer of an
scouts. Is working for Manager Matri-
nony. at present Quartered in Hagers-
town. Nd and is using all his willy
influences to induce Russell 70 desert
the Bachelor League and sign a life
contract with his boss Mack, OF the
Athletics, the peer OF all mana gers
is also working 10 get the sterline
southpaW af1x his John Hancock 10
the papers.
The leader OF the worlds ohamp,ons
- an acknowledged strategfst. but the
little chap Cupid has him beaten a
hundred-fold- Cupid signs nifty altar
recruits while Mack is using his
persuasive powers with one. Speak
ing of Russell this morning. Dan
Cupid was serenely confident OF ulti-
mate success in his conquest, though
ne wouldn't commit himself as to the
exact time OF the expected happening.
Mack, on the other hand, is lust q little
bit worried about the southpaw.
In MS baseball career, Connie Mack
has signed Eddie Collins Prank
Baker, Indian Bender and many other
stars. but in a single year Scout Cupid
outdld all his efforts.
Take peep at the trophies OF Cupid.
First or the matrimonial recruits
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
VIEW CONFLICT
FROM AIRSHIP

SAN FRANCISCO, CaI-special.-
First Lieutenant J. McHenry, OF the
coast Artillery, National Guard. &C
companied by Private II. b. Odell. have
sailed on the liner Harvard TO ioIn
eugene Ely. the aviator, at san Diego.
ana proceed with hi INTO Juarez. where
War observations Will be made from
They are acting under orders issued
oy colonel George A. Schapley. of tbe
Coast Artillery.
Ely, who landed on the deck OF the
cruiser pennsylvania In the recent
aHlatlon meet here. LEFT FOR san Diego
NSuhesday 10 arrange for aeroplanes.
triNate Odel IS practical aViator
and Will take turns with Ely In makine
observations -S
me intention Is TO proceed with a
VI tIss olplane from San Diego TO
Juarez, which VIII be made the base
Oh operations United States regular
soldiers VIII act IN cooperation win
the air scouts in making observations
Ihey Will 20 wherever there is fEhtinsy
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Jerry Gilman did the things he was
supposed to 10 with the method and
precision OF q machine. At exactly
offices Of Larry & Co, hung his coat
en- certain nail. donned a lighter
one and opened the safe. At exactly
$3.50 he looked up from his desk and
nodded TO the incoming proprietor.
At IL he carefully wiped his men
closed his books. Changed his Coat
and went out to certain luneh-roorn.
Wnere be ate his regular piece of pie
and drank his usual cup of black cof-
Zee. Then he smoked a cigarette
walked around a certain block to get
the kinks out OF his legs and return
ed To the office and his high dealx at
exactly 1890.
Gilman was a forty-year-ol au-
tomaton. The rut he had been forced
20 enter early in his twenties had
LIVER oroaoened. Instead II grew
deeper and deeper, until. with the
passing years. II became a prison.
hs brain seemed to be shriveled
sucked dry; his limbs obeyed Some in
tangible impulse. as II they were gear
go 90 another being. Dvery motion
va mechanical. One could all but
hear the creaking.
ne chated against his narrow. level
RoIn at first, but after q while he
S@h1 back. resignedly like a colt
SIOAen 10 harness. He had prepared
nimseh for law. and after leaving the
university had determined to throw
alhset bodily into his chosen work
dis uncles sudden death CHANGED
mat The relative who had made his
SoOca1on possible left behind him a
AOod OF debts, and these Gilman duti-
tuhg shouldered. This self-imposed
burden gave him no liberty to begin
SIS profession, and so he accepted the
Positioh opon-bookkeeping and
IL h1ed wage IL meant twenty dol
lerS n week. and that was more than
law would pay him in the berinnins-
VI course, he never intended to re-
main bent over q desk; bat aouashow
ne never grew quite square with the
world. ne matter how relisiouslv he
oSoied himself all OF it's luxuries ana
nest Of the necessities Thus the
e"e2T-douar rut bseame deeper an6
mere dftfioult to scramble out of. and
ne norS prectpit0Us the rat the fee
Aer became his struggles
AT thirty he married Reaanaa n
eeDS came he started 10 buy a nfVfe
AoNSe IN the country. That meant a
mortgage AID R0r0 denial Rut tAe
BOY had to be looked after. Sc Gil
nan arose an hO1r earlier cach morn
nag and walked to the office. That
eea cents DAY meant Interest AL~o
ne found q restaurant where he oopId
ret coffee and rolh for q niekal-
Aat was ave csnt1 gained In a wear
Woeld amount to enough to get "A
nSW dress fer his wife.
And once We get on eur feet again.
Mary hs woulS say. "tHinxs will be
dGerentt"
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viii be felt in West Virginia. imne-
stately in the boosting OF farm prop
OF feed. ~ i0es
The bill signed 10y Governor Glass
COCK forbids book-making and the
operation OF pool rooms. but speouIa-
lon viii be permitted during fair or
race meetings at the tracks and auc-
uOh pools and the Pari Mutuel ma
chlnes VIII be the systems used ex-
slusively. "a
Ihere is talk already Of a $500 OOO
racing plant at Chester. w. Va. hack
Cd IT is said. by August Belmont' OF
New York; ex-senator Davis. OF I'll
kins, W. Va; James McCrea. OF par
Rersbnrg' and Henry Mcclure OF
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By ROLAND ASHFORD PHILIPS.
COPYRIGHT 1911

picked out from the rest Of the babhls
sent his heart throbbinR furiousiv
once, with queer Jingle OF suspense
ne thought he heard his own name
mentioned.
Before long the dinner was over
and the dexterous waiter removed the
uishes and set a demi-tasse befor.
MN. Cigars and cigarettes were Law
ishly passed from hand to hand-fair
~ poured on the white spread. Jer-
~ thin hand went out and accent
ed one OF the latter. He lighted II
ana drew In deep breath. God. but
/ ehat cigarette tasted goOdi He used
to smoke that brand before the TI't
swallowed him.
Three or four OF the fellows
around him drew together and began
nuInming fragments Of an old song.
somehow they could not strike the
rlght pitch nor recOIlect the rhyme
one or them suddenly turned to him.
Do you remember how il went ,
rum? anu inc
Gilman's heart leaped to suffocation
Yes, II think 1 remember" he
choked. Wait here n isi,
The words slipped from between his
dry lips and the song started. or an
instant IT swept the length of the
whole table; the room fairly rocked
i wish had a barrel of rum
ana sugar three hundred pounds;
The college bell TO mix it In
AND the clappsr to stir il round
And so It continued Chairs were
kicked back and overturned, men
STOOD to their feet, glasses raised, their
races flushed. The air was blue with
the drifting smoke. Jerry himself
sWeyed erect and shouted at the top
OF his lungs.
Things quistsd down after that.
tRS spSsehes eegan- Many OF the
spea kers jerry could not place; some
rev he remembered 1t seemed ike
looking iRto dead mems faces.
But always he listened and drank in
thS words, eagerly. hungruy
Then somebody. from the far cad OF
some nSht 10 Ma s s,t EFsssyy.,5:Irsd fellow
noticed Aim before, TIE .za's 49,
were very deep aRd very gave "a
every line In his Pauid fSeS seemed tc
"fiSsiy, a. 5Ss S ssTs5i'7 .s ~s siv ys.
esIiSo Aim. was famous PsrssnaEa ia
"a realm OF stocks aa6 bonds aad
mares, SowH among those canons OF
grSnits sHd steel. LiviREtoa WAS su-
his daughter twsAty niIliens Tor
wsdSizS present, ana that The house
&c lived In on fifth Averu, sUrpass-6
even the old WORLD palaces. LIViaEstoR
Snc success were sYnORyROus
Speak up. Livsiyw ths same voice
encouraged.
De smilsd AID glanced At the e1pss.
ant faces through the haze OF smoke
IAanks. boys" he began, aufetlv
1 "a EiaS to have this chance 70 MAKE
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away. He went over. put both arms
/ ABOUT her and kissed her tenderly
upon the lips
i understand. dear" he struggled
winking hard. "Of course I under'
stand. 1t does seem nice and pleas
ant 20 dress up once In a while" He
hesltated- Now don't let me forget
handkerchief"
put one I'm the drawer Of the bu-
He turned and walked over Fun
ping Tor the bit OF linen his gropinp
myers came In contact with some
thing hard and cold. He unconscious
~ caught at his breath. The blinding
recollection Of Livingston's words
crushed to his brain.
at forty "a
Mary was not looking. With g sud
den little movement he gripped the
revolver and slipped it into his hip
Twice he walked past the door OF
the big hotel before ne finally gained
courage to enter the lobby. Carriages
and taxicabs were spinning up to the
cnro and disgorging their jovial, pros
perous-looking men. The lobby was
1alrly crammed with them Gilman
Went In and slipped quickly TO the
cloak-room, where he left his hat
Men passed and repassed him.
laughing joking. Shaping one an
other on the back. But all OF the
races were strange TO him. At the
end OF the hall the maze OF lirhtE
and the constant tinkle Of diahes rave
promise OF the feast to come. Some
where beyond that came the FIRST
strains OF the hidden orchestra. He
NentUrsd into the banquet room with
not lump In bis throat; peerinx
mere and there, hopefully, yet with a
strange sense OF dread as each new
face came into his horizon. More
than once he rSooilSd from an inart-
nary thunp between his stopped
shoulders.
Inc IonH table. glitteriaH with rIass
and shaded candles, NiHOthsred with a
riot OF howsrR was rapidly nlIinr m
Gilman shrank into the nearest chair
ana stared Rbsontiy at the sHna-naek-
&c Wins-Elass beside hie plate Ne
one spoke TO him. RvSryoas aIao
seemed bursting with sxubsrant cor
Vsrsauon. As the meal DroRresssd he
grew bit drawer and lifted hts ovos
searching the line Of Aces
A tall, rUddy-okssksd individual o.
Pesits Aim. Keeling with zee much
Wths, loOksS n whole let like the ols
coach OF the football squad. But he
Vas Eot osrtSia. Another one he
thought might De ED skibby. whs has
ths best ssttinG eye 81 the entire nias
The Srsam- PiStGrSs came and went.
IKE SO much smoke. New q sharp
pair Of eyes bro6ght back a psrfoct
Eeod OF memories; new a shOutec
name recalled long forgotten in
stances sometimes a v0ioe which he
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WEST VIRGINIA TO
HAVE RACE MEET
WILL ALLOW BETTING Under
PAItI MUTUEL SYSTEM
AT TRACKS

CHARLESTON, W. VA.-Speciai.-
West Virginia is to have race meet
ings with pool selling and betting bv
the Pari Mutuel system this season.
Governor Glasscock having signed the
bill legalizing pool selling during race
meetings on all tracks in the State.
IL is expected that the new law will
greatly encourage the breeding indus
Try. winch at present fiourishes only
III ~, hehtuckY and Tennessee. although
without the privilege of racing in the
latter State.
The effect of the bill II is thought
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
STORM SWEEPS
ENGLISH COAST
SHIPPING BADLY CRIPPLED AND
THE GALE is STILL
RAGING

HULL, ENG, Special.-Reports of
number OF shipping disasters were
received here today as a result of a
gale which swept the coast OF the
North Sea
The Ketch Gustav foundered in the
mouth or the Humber and the cap
tain was drowned. The balance -
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details OF the theft and began a comb
ING or the ship and q search Of the
crew. But not trace OF the Jewels
was found.
h4rh, Drummond explained that sx-
cept at night she had worn the fevv.I.
almost constantly. but had kept them
under her waist and had not display
Ell them at any time. even when din
ING. saturday night on retiring abe
placed them in cabinet drawer OF
N!e stateroom, as she had done each
night during the voyage. No one bs1
access TO the stateroom. she added
besides her husband. herself and her
maid The maid she holds above sus-
picion
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DEAD MOTHER ,
CLASPS CHILD
NEWPORT NEWS WOMAN DIES OF
HEART DISEASE WHILE
ASIEICP
NEWPORT NEWS VA ePEcJAl

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SPECIAL
VIVA her three months old baby clasp
cd tightly to her breast, Mrs. &c. NJ
Stowers. OF 14I9 Twenty-nfth Street
was FOUND dead In bed beside her hus-
oand this morning at o'clock Mr.
showers was awakened by the crying
or the baby. He called his wife. but
upon getting no reply turned on the
light TO find her apparently in peace
ful slumber. Close investigation, fol-
rowing his unanswered calls, however
disclosed death. DR.. William Hosxins
was called and pronounced il heart
disease Mrs Showers was thirty years
cid.
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GENERAL CRIPPLED
IN SNOW FORT BATTLE

NEW YORK Special.-A dozen
boys OF the neighborhood built a snow
fort in the back yard at ST. Second
Avenue yesterday afternoon. then di-
vlded into armies of attack and de-
IehSe. walter Brotzman. fourteen
ears old and living at the mentioned
"uuresS, commanded the defense So
ShlIGIly that at the end OF half an
nour 5 conflict he mounted the ram
parts and proclaimed victory.
Just at that moment. however, tho
enemy executed manoeuvre that
threw a strong detachment to the rear
OF the fort General BrotZman had
waved MS arms but once when n
snow ball struck him in the hack OF
me mead and sent him topping to
me ground. Something happened 10
the fort itself at the same moment
ana PASSIONS. parapets. scarps. en-
orasures. all collapsed about the Iuck-
less defender Of the work.
SIN Nah. in proof that China il
awakening. had been watching the
battle from the window of his lam
dry in the basement of SIT Wban
General Brotzman disappeared he
heath the wreck OF the fort Sin Wah
was first to go to his assistance. I'm
der his voluble directions both armies
set about the task OF digging out the
soIoler while two little girls were
s summons from the camp of the non
cOmbatants 10 run for other aid.
Patrolman Schaub. of the East
Ihlrty-htth Street Station. and Or.
hlnsor OF bellevue Hospital. reach
eu the battlefield together. Schaub
completed the rescue of the general.
and KlingOr took him away with him
Tor his right leg had been broken in
two places.
You'll be here for six weeks" DR.
hHhSor told the general as the fin
lshlng touches were put on the cast
49,, DoSSone II. the general returned
1t Will be next winter before I "a n
get back at the guy what handed me-
that wallop."
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LONDON Special. Pauline Chase
VINO Is touring in Peter PAN" proposes
10 travel BY aerOplane from town to
WIND prevented her from flying from
nottingham TO Leeds yesterday. but She
means 10 carry out her plan hereaftar
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REBEL CAPTAIN
BADLY INJURED

TUCSON. ARIZ., Special.-Captxi
'amila Medina. Of the insurrsc;
forces. who has jest arrived -
\ oraIeS, reports the wounding
IOIoheI hosterlitzky, commander I
he rurales in Sonora an a 6ght h
Ween the rurales and insurrecfoa -
Cananea on Wednesday. Kosft.
lJzky has been removed 10 Nag,Sl
ena.
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stoamcr Bremen Los.

LONDON, SpeciaI.-Ths steamer
Bremen has been wrecked or the coast
or Heland with the loss OF part of her
crew. among them several officers.
Word OF the disaster was received
by Lloyds today.
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McKEESPORT, PA.-Special.-
men attempted to rob
postotice here Monday. buMH
detected as they were about
a fuse to blow spen the safe
ing over $4,000.
policeman McGurk and thu
exchanged several shots. bu
was hurt.
The bandits then esca
tomObile. which was
distance from the ~
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days now remaining to conclude the
work
II this time proves inadequate Pres
idsnt Taft will call an sxtr. se..Io1
10 convene IN Washington In April.
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the ere" had a narrow escape from
death.
Several nshinE vessels were wreck
ed