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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-14
j. S. PROBE To
60 DEEPER

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ia Full
details OF the governments plans
for prosecution OF those concerned
In tho dynamifing outrages were re.
veaied today for the firat time BY
the department OF Justice.
Sweeping Investigation OF the
crimes attributed 10 tho McNama.
ras and others All over tho country
Will be directed from indianapolis.
The general work will be complete
~ In charge OF United States Dis
triet Attorney Miller o. indinnap.
oils. Tho Los Angeles grand jury
will conlino It's work TO discovering
violations OF the federal laws In
VOWED In the Times explosion. Los
Angeles. aud the dynsmiiing OF tho
Llswollyn Iron Works Oscar Law.
lor. the special United States a..
slstant attorney general. will have
charge only Of the Los Angeles
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-14

Eating apples. 10 cents dozen
head lettuce, for cents. local eel
arv. 5 cents bunch, seedieAa raisinf, z
pounds Is cents, Japanese oranges,
10 cents dozen: lemons. ~ cents
dozen: grape fruit, cents each
dates, pounds rs cents, i0-pound
sack buekwheat flour. ~ cents. bulk
chocolate. 25 cents pound: bulk cocoa.
40 cents pound. peanut butter 20 cents
mound; feliy. 10 cents glass. Eastern
lans. 10 cents slice. 3 for 20 cents
neck bones, Z pounds rs cents; NUT
ton stew, cents pound, lamb Shout
pound. crabs, good sized for rs
cents. salmon, 10 cents pound, clans,
cents quart. salmon trout. pounds
IS cents. herring. 3 cents pound
perch, pounds rs cents Dmolts, Z
pounds Is cents. hsJibut. pounus 20
ccufa.
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ADother Tragedy
While Hunting

JUNCTION CITY. or. Dec. H.
George Mcdonald. 10, was shot and
accidentally killed By Arch Morgan.
hls hunting companion. The body
VAS brought TO Junction City today.
The men had been trapping In
the Lake Greek district. IS miles
west OF Junction City.
While hnnting yesterday they
separated Morgan. a few min
utes later observed a movement In
the brush. and. thinking II Wild
cat. fired killing Mcdonald
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FIGHTING WOMEN

LONDON, Dec "a. Premier As
quith today assured delegation
of members OF the Antl.woman SUI.
frage Society that the British gov
eminent will make every effort to
prevent an amendment 10 the pro
posed franchise reform bill. giving
women the right TO vote from pas
sage.
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hottcE OF hTOCKHOLDEna
MEETING
Toe annual meeting 81 the ntockhoif-
srH 81 the Union Savings a Trust
COMPANY Of seattle. a corporation
VII be held ~ the office OF the
fufnpHny, on tho northwest rornaf
~ second Avenue ana Cherry
ftteei. seattle, KING County wash
WFtoni on "Wednesday. the t7fh
naf Or January. 1914 M the hour
~ three o'clock. IN the afternoon.
~ the purpose ~ clectluH dtfec-
tnfa 81 tho company and FOR the
Eanaaction % any ether business
Itnt may properly ho brought be-
fofe tho meeting
n. 49, Hol4NrR. Cashier.
beHttle, Washington. December eth.
1911
I ~ N Grant VIII not be roaponfibie
fer any bills contracted b. Mfs
Harry Grant
Pound ~io-inch rubber drive belt
ton. Mash
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Crippled by Strike

San FRANCISCO. Dec. IRE
ports received here today by Sec
rotary John Scott OF the striking
ztopfnen OF the Hartman lines
state that ~ engines are osIt of
service In the Los Angeles yards
ard that the Salt Lake line has
laid off 20 engineers and % fire.
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-14

ritn RoHENnun0 uNDEnTAKfNo
co.. corner Ninth and Union, Main
1907 Ind. ass. FREMONT or
EitE HltI Fremont av fhonea.
North a20, Green III
ntTfrftWOHrH n hons
Professional Directors ana Licensed
EInhalfnern 1871 lat. Phones sts
fionnay- Watson Co. Funeral Dsree.
tore. Third av and University.
both phones ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-14

Los ANGELES, Dce. it-rnder
heavy guard. Ortle y. McManigai.
self.confcsaed dynnmiter aud star
government witness against the
four labor leaders In California who
viii be indicted by tho federal
Grand jury which 10 Investigating
the alleged dynamitins conspiracy.
viii most likely leave sor indisnap-
oils next Monday 10 testify before
tho federal grand Jury there.
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COMMITTEE
TURNS DOWN TAFT

WASHINGTON, q. c., Dec. a.
That President TAFT cannot be re-.
nominated wsa the bio political fact
made clear az the meetlna Of the
republican national committee, or
the " committeeman present there
were only three who in private
conversation did net admit that rafs
10 out OF Il. Who would be nom.
mated remained to be seen.
Motive Behind Roosevelt Talk.
There was the Roosevelt talk.
hut Just think OF Roosevelt talk IN
The republican national committed.
Remember. this IL the committee
That eight years ago was planning
- nominate Mark Hanna lnstead ~
Roosevelt. and four years nro was
conspIfiug with "the allies" seek.
ing 10 prevent Roosevelt from as-
curing Taft'a nomination.
The Roosevelt talk. No far "a the
old standpat committeeman was
eoneernsd. WAS gun held al the
pfesident's head to compel him TO
surrender to the old guard the con.
troll OF the preliminarles and ar.
ranxemeuta for tho national con.
esntlcn. That IL a tremendous
power. for Il gives 60 tho standpat.
tiers the officiais the seating ar.
fangementa. the tickets. the patron.
ake. and indecd the control of the
convention right up 10 tho point OF
the baliufinw.
6tnrdpattera' Plot.
The Roosevelt talk was not from
the frienda of Roosevelt, but from
HIS enemies: men who hate him
and have fought him politically
They hope. With both Roosevelt and
Ia Toilette In the running. To split
the progressive vote. and 10 start
dsscofd among the insurgents. then.
with Taft remaining In the field.
with Southern postmaster delegates
a. bis tenth legion. a deadlock
would make possible the clipping
over Of compromise candidate.
Ia Toilette Worries Them.
| Tho La Toilette people knew
they had nothing 20 hope for from
The old guard VINO compose the com.
mittwe. 80 they lay low. they con.
ceaicd their strength and their
plans. and that worried the guard.
STEERS tn. standpafters concade
privately that La Toilette. n the
lineup remained a. II was. would
control the delegates from all but
three OF the states west OF the Mlns.
IssIppi. majority from Ohio. and
a sprinkfing from half dozen East.
ern states.
Hope 20 spsit propressivss.
That meant that raft was not the
man 10 stop the Ia Toilette ad.
vance. 20 they threw Tafs down
ard hurled the Roosevelt boom
across the path to divide tho pro-
creative strength ard confuse In.
sus0snt leaders u 10 . desperate
expfdierf-
Roosevelt has steadily refused 10
become candidate. but the old
guard hopes 20 persuade him TO
change hls mind From Washing.
! ton the committeeman have all
gone trooplnx to New York In the
hope OF seeing Roosevelt as soon
a. be returns from boston.
May Trip Themselves
II the committee members set
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= TACOMA. Dec. if--chafies 4
= Kelly and 7. W. Brown exc 4
= euted fake holdup and
= frightened Ethel Kelly. sister 4
= VI ono Of the young men. and 4
= now they are IN Jail and will
. be prosecuted. 4
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iloweIi--pocs he take things
phiioaophleally7
rowelI-Yes. but he doesn't part
Nth them phIlosophicaily wom-
ans Home Companion.
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FLATS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

THE VTRGfNUs HOTEis--s'or. Nir-
ginia and sth. near Westlake av.
los new, modern. elegantly fur
nishad outside rooms. positively
the best accommodation nj low rate
OF 81 to 1926 per week soc and Use
per day; walking distance.
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TACOMA. Dec. ft.--nayid Cohen.
white SLAYER. was convicted by n
federal court jury la&t evening.
making three convictions this week
Cohen. wsfh Sam Plastlno and Abe
Post. wiIi all be sentenced Monday
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THE ANNEX. a0oi Eighth sy.. near
Westla View. clean. Furnish
Ell, steam heated bedrooms lfor
men). free baths and phones. 2sc
pcr night
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And this was not all. Brooker. Of
Connecticut. with three other mem.
bers % the committee. waited on
Taft and told him he would not do
as the party's standard bearer.
They assured him in firm but po-
lite terms that tho time had como
FOR him 20 step aside Ia the Inter.
est of his party.
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II Il reported that the president
listened. but made no reply The
old guard element In the party IL
seeking now to save what they can
from the wreck. TAFT IA overheard.
Before he went. the old guard loot.
cd him OF the control OF the party
machine.
Evidence 10 not lacking that Will
insure . democratic victory. Any.
ho~ Wall street 10 bipartisan. n
wouldn't be 20 bad 20 XIII Ia Fol.
Iefse off with Roosevelt boon,
and then knife Rocscvelt a. the
election. That would get rid Of
both o. them. BIT Roosevelt ssiii
hxs 10 be heard from.
The public has learned 20 accept
hls words n THAR face value unfii
he says he 10 candidate they will
believe his statement that be is not
a candidate The la Toilette man.
ayers are going on with their cam
pasxn. The Wisconsin senator viii
apend the holidays on the stump
He viii make dozen speeches in
Ohio. wiil visit New York city. Hos
ton and Philadelphia
Meantime Il 10 whispered that .
declaration oy Roosevelt endorsing
la Folietse may be the answer
made BY Roosevelt 20 the unausher-
lsed zee Of HE name BY his ancient
enemies, the old guard members
81 the Republican National com
nsttse.
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FARMS AND AcRIhoE.
Youn $4,000 HOUSE


your $4,000 HOUSE
will pay FOR and give you posses
sion OF this fine little improved,
unincum brred twenty acre. IDEAL
pouitry-ffuit farm. Ask us about
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska building.
JUST EAST OF KIRKLAND
And within walking distance Of the
ferry landing. ~ acre tract. adj
Joining new nacadanized road,
good sol 70, sese,s,b, len, p9g a.,r y
20 suit OF furnish lumber on easy
terms for house. etc. Price $1,000
Terms $50 down. so q month.
Come over and sec this. Take Mad
iaon electric ana kirkland ferry 10
BURKE N FAHRAH
1oi Cherry ~. Ground Floor.
open Evenings.
IT'S EASY NOW
TO get land ~ tho quincy Valley.
aoon ID won't be. Therefore. get
in now Tracts OF ten acres and
upward, a, $50 10 $40 per acre.
q pEn oAcnE CASH Down.
81 PER ACRE PER MONTH
or any. other terms that might suit
you better. s0on as the severn
ment irrigation project now under
way IL completed. within three
years, and smother project BY
private interests which Will In.
xolyo the expenditure Of several
millions 81 d0liara, you can't go
around ana look al this Land for
this money. You can take imme.
date poare~sions the land ! am Of.
fering IN all under cultivation and
viii nasko your living WHILE paying
It's own way out. Act Promptly or
forever hereafter regret that you
KAY MKAY,
z0f-fos Liberty Bldg, srd and Union.
CELERY AND VEGETABLE
RANCH
We hnva a close IN ranch for sale. on
easy terms. within 10 minutes OF
Seattle. gOod house. barn. chicken
houae and other outbuiidinRe. run
ming stream through the property.
Well improved. on main county
road, "a mile from Lake Wash
InFtpn. Immediate poHNesslon.
close 20 school Good transporta-
BURKE a rARRAR
ies Cherry NJ, Ground Floor.
open Evenings
on FIRST Az. SOUTH
IS acres ~ No l Land. all under
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REMOVAL. NOTICE.
Tho Prudential Collection Agency.
unlike tlie Merchants Agency. does
not believe tu blackmniL We lave
moved FROM Crazy Bldg. 90 Elief's
Main 1910.
THE 1917 THEATRE
The home ~ cowboy and Indian pic-
lures fifHt ev.. next door TO the
Dream
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100 ACRES a. 900

Close 70 big town. , railroads. school.
phone line. no rocks. no gravel. 80
acres bottom, - acres sinshrd and
burned no bis rtumps. covered
with alder and vino maple nice
biz creek A rafting good buy at
y cash. Been thoroughly exam
incd No. sss.
WEST COAST LAND co.
fll3-il American Bank BLDG.
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one room Tor rent f200--LiRht aud
heat Included. 1852 TAYLOR. North
OF East Queen Anne car line.
Two large sleeping rooms. 81 room.
1898 East Marion. Ind ]. 1885
Nice sieam heated rooms. $2.O0 a
week and up. T22 pike 81.
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HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS

''CLOSE-IN" III. X. APIS.
No. I---iOt2 Pike St. front, $500.
No. 2--f0lG Pike ST., 1--si.50, r.
Sa.b0. No Sind and Denny only
II stnpfe leff at a. 90
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WANTS LOWER CABLE
RATES To ALASKA

III United Eress Land Wtfs1
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL w. Y.
Mears. ON behalf OF the business
men OF Portland and Seattle. The
latter city bsinx his home. today ap-
peaIed 10 the house military com.
nsittee for a 50 per cent reduction
In the cable rates charged 10 AlashH
by tho government
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nuRKE A rARRAR



level land. situate al Lake TAppH,
which ~ south and east OF Auburn.
~ shove price. Terms tie cash.
balance o. per month. These tracts
p sn,"1n psn s so n'0n + ar MsI rlss
place for chickens. etc. Only ten
acres LEFT Of above land. Price is
made 90 lean " M before New
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor New York Heck
FINE FARM FOR SALE
Within . miles OF Lynden, wash. Is
acres river bottom land. 70 acres
asa III @s n"sss p fsss, las ~
Price t8.0eo. VIII take city prop
Frty 10 tho amount Of 1900. no
membranes. balance sasy terms or
cash Call NORTH aiss. Here for J
f4yndsn. wash. whairorn county
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
Across Lake Washington. and a new
land. partially cleared. where yoa
can handle about 1900 chickens.
which ! must sell Price ts7s;
shout $50 cash. balance SIC a
pss.sn 's Al en as'as See 9n ne ss rom
20 J a. Anderron's wharf. Msal-
son park John Brenaman.
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
Across Lake Washington. and a new
house With a large tract OF alder
land. partially cleared. where yoss
cnn handle about 1909 chickens.
which ] must sell Price tb1s.
about $50 cash. balance $40 a
month Walking distance OF
school po~ne~riun at ones See me
from ? 20 ., at And~rson's wharf.
Madison park. John urennamaa.
FOR SALE--i.0 acres for sin0n9.
One OF tho best ranches III Mason
county. located ~ miles southwest
OF shelton. 6 miles northeast OF
summit good buildings and per
ronai property included. unincufn-
bered. Would take part trade for
good. uniucumbcrcd Seattle prop
sfty. Party can secure any tnfor-
nation required. sen photos Of
ranch and sist OF personal prop
erty AZ s1ts w. b7th st. Hall
lard. Wash owner, CHAS l.
WEIGH, kamIiche. Wash. n. =.
II No. 4
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r~e~e~~~~~~c-c-~o~~~ ~~~~.~~~~~>ee-N
REMOVAL. NOTICE.
Tho PRUDENTIAL Collection Agency.
unlike the Merchants Agency. does
not believe w blackmnlL We lave
moved from Crazy Bldg 90 Elief's
Mutic iiidK. Rooms fot-fos. Phone
Main fnio'
THE 1917 THEATRE
The home % cowboy and Indian pic-
lures. ltfHt ev.. next door 10 the
PeHsorsI.
-~c~~r~~~~~~s~<>fae.<e s>>~s~<~~N~~~~s~~-~
RUPTURE CtfTtED-~pe not wear
truss. permanent. absolute. without
ness ~ labor over 100 cases cured
lea past two years. from age l year
20 age 70 'rhe Harvard system.
81 l'ltei nldx End ay. 81 Pike 81
LADIES REMoDEl.IN0 PAtI.o lts
New garments made aud old remod-
eied Latest styles Prices rea-
sensble. sls Arcade Bldg. Ind. l.
MERilY CfInisTMAs.
Alaska headquarters. wonderful
variety from every country.
w oLDE CURIOSITY AffoP.
cnilnan Dock
MANhiAuE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED
y t'tftffN - ~ faFts ~ -
comblnEs made into switches ti.eo,
Hair goods rsmodeiad. Work guar
ansecd tes Cedar.
nr. Putnam has resumed his dental
bids. los First av'
Marriage ceremonies performed by
Rev. A. Hendeii. STA Seventh. OPP
poslie court house Ind. a ftst.
An unincnmbcfcs. capable wtaow. 81.
a -. a.. a. -.
nsan or family c-tst, CARE Star.
fssn't he ioneiy. Join our .fnfrlmonial
bureau. ladies' free les Pine ct
WAntea-To ndop, chlid ! years OF
sluder. boy psefsrred All eoth y
@auted--To bay hair. hsir chains ARD
switches made 20 order. MRS. II.
MitLEn. 1911 PIKE ST q
Fancy Shelf. HANDLED souvenir penm
k.sonvenir Pen Co. boz fses Seattle.
LOST AND FOUND
tsest--ftrown muff IN Piper A Tnft's
way. Beacon ZIG.
HELP wANTgo-FEmALe
-s~~r4e-~s~~e~e~~-e--~s ~~-~re~u~-~~4~.~4~s~~~
Fttsf eIas. alterations. prices raa-
made q orss . se s ana ssss
Mrs. 1oyln. eos Pike.
Wepssn 70 sell books Call at Us
fsne 81 Good m0nav.
siruArioN wANrEp-FEMAlE.
ees-.<>r~e~e~re~>>~~ee~~ --~~~~~~><~~~~<~~~~~~~~
kifst-ctasB isundrras wants work by
say 10 private family. Phone
HELP wAWTEp--MAIg-
WAITED Mon ana women 20 learn the
haFi.er trade iargest and NEST
paid while learning An unlimited
course only as. Coll and see our
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
GO Washington. or f1o TEird Az.
Phone. Main st1t.
Olympic Houssss~piur
.esins iiss snn ap. al.sis reo.as
ciose-in apartments In city. n~sf
puhlic market 1910 Western az.
have 4 good proposition % offer TO
a young man who wants % learn
The blacksmith trade. Address
E-i90i care The StAr
Advertising solicitor Tor Local news.
ssps wers , sp'en g,ws 0p ar,ts.,,ar.
when answering Address N.lae.
Star.
4 600 meet wanted 20 ent no, roast
beef sandwiches. un~rmcnf pHI-
Entail poOf- ROOM 1918 Third
Az. between PIKE nna tnior.
New. clear bcd rooms, stem heated,
hot ard cold running wffer. }
baths s5c per night and np. Hotel
Model 1870 Third sy.. near ri&c ~
Wansed--i. 600 men 90 play pool al
the ORIENTAL POOL. Rooms We
give our patrons trade checks. iff1
rhftd av. between pike and Union.
Spring VI. pool room. Everything
new. ~ cents per cue. Main en-
trance. fo2i Third nv. W. Cramer.
Tel nalnr.
Ind hand clothes bought, sold. cx-
CHANGED i0tT pike.sf4 1857. NJ 500
HOUSES roH RENT
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Nicely Furnished housekeeping rooms,
81 aud s. each per month North
1880.
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the same reply that Rooacyelt'n for.
sner visitors have had. that he Ia
not a candidate. and will not per.
mlt the use OF his name, they will
lie In a worse position than before.
for with TAFT eliminated and Roose.
velts strength behind La Toilette.
the iatter's nomination would seem
10 be beyond doubt.
Taft a Dead One.
Taft's elimination can only be
made more certain oy a formal
declaration on hls part that he has
withdrawn. Such a declaration may
be expected AZ any time.
etsndpatters All. But
: The failure Of committee 10 start
anything like TAFT boom was
surprising even 70 the most san.
uulne sntl.raft men. N the whole
country had been searched for a
band Of ~ men. who would be most
likely to have good words Tor TAFT.
these would be the chosen men.
The committee, with three or four
exceptions. 10 made up OF hand
picked. oid.tlme. reactionary. reou.
lar mosscesered sssndpat party
men.
Hy all precedent they should
have come TO Washington cheering
Wildly and blindly for Taft'A sec.
opd term. but not word. They
went 20 the white House dinner.
but not even the ~ kinds Of alec
holie drinks could break tho chin
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WIN nay FOR and give you posses
sion OF this fine little improved,
nnincumbrred twenty acre, IDEAL
pouitry-ftuit farm. Ask IA about
IL.
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FUNERAL pIprcToas.

Pound ~io-inch rubber drive belt.
- @mbris. Route 2. Boa CO. Rem
N. Wash.
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STAMP WoDxs
f scSi7ffs Coast Stamp Works hSfef
Bldg. Second and Main. Ind.
1870. Main 3s3s.
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CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska building.
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LOST AND FOUND

Brown muff In Piper a Tnrl
Reward Arpiy Aps. 4. se0o Yes
way. Beacon Tia.
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SHAW SHOW CASE co.
Bargain lot of show cases. good az
new. SIS foot. zoos and av.. cor.
NirginlA. Main SlN6.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-11-23

Helen Stanley believed that love
should be immortal. that true love was
immortal. But how recognize true
love? II divorces only occurred be-
tween those who had made marriages
OF convenience It would argue that in
compatibility was only to be found
among those who married without love.
Miss Stanley knew we'll that many
marriages between those who were in
fatuated with each other turned out
unfortunately. Possessing ingenuity,
she hit upon a plan Of determining
whether a case Of love was true love
or spurious. She treasured this plan
In her mind for a long while. and when
Ernest Gregory offered himself to her
and she accepted him she resolved to
put 1t into practice.
Her scheme was to betake herself.
30 far as her lover was concerned, out
Of the world. He was to understa nd
that she was dead. II he loved her
with that love which was immortal he
would never mate again. Having
proved that he was hers and hers only
Tor all eternity. whether in the desh or
In the spirit, she would return to him,
and their mortal union would be 4
delight.
Miss Stanley was an orphan and pos
sessed an income sufficient to enable
her to 60 to some remote country and
disappear. She made a will 30 that
after her supposed death her property
could not be administered until after
she had had time to return to life and
placed cash in foreign bank SUFFICIENT
for her expenses during her supposed
residence in the spirit world.
When Miss Stanley informed her
lover that she was about to 20 abroad
he was much surprised and chagrined.
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HER HANDa
Very much In love with her, he felt
that the separation would be trying to
him. She told him that theirs was an
immortal love: that they were united
not only for this world. but for the
next. Therefore separation Of few
months should not be considered Of
much moment. She realized that after
their marriage no opportunity would
likely occur to them to travel: since he
was tied down to the practice Of his
profession she had better make the
trip before their marriage.
A refusal to assent to this would
have been arrant selfishness, so Greg
ory gave his consent. resolving to get
on without his love as best he could
till her return. When he babe her
goodby on the steamer he said to her:
III you meet any one over there you
like better than me don't hesitate to
sacrifice me. l love you too we'll to
stand in the way Of your happiness"
ERNEST" she said impressively,
"you know that believe in an eternal
love. My love for you is of this kind
It only remains to be seen whether
yours for me Is the same. II anything
happens to me you are free to marry
another. If you do it will indicate
that your love for me is not the kind
that ! require. But heaven grant that
your love for the wife you take may
prove everlastingv'
There was something so spiritually
elevating about these words that Greg
ory felt that If he lost her his life on
earth would be blighted. IL he had
known that his love was to be SUBJ
mitted to test he would have laughed
at it as useless and absurd. He babe
his fancee goodby and rushed ashore
lest his emotion get the better Of him.
Miss Stanley went to Paris. where
she ordered her trousseau. Her lover
had shown such unmistakable signs Of
constancy that she did not doubt he
would stand the test to which she in
tended to subject him. At any rate
she was ready to take the risk of pro-
curing her wedding garments. From
Paris she went to Gibraltar and cross
ed the strait to Tangier. There she
fitted out an expedition to 20 on to the
desert Of Sahara.
Two weeks later the Arabs whom
Miss Stanley had hired for the expedi.