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Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-06
Netoli siauriiniiu Portugal
49,. Jl:. 1o1.a

Netoli siauriniu Portuga-
lijos krantq plaukioja kokis
tai aptariamas laivas
"Pluto'', po Vokietijos We
l,;va. vczantis ginklus p,,'-
tugalijos monarchists::;as
Pir1n k,aliq dlenu tam lai-
vui pasiseke dali savo gin
.klu perduoti monarchis-
tams, bet patemijus dviems
valdiskiems karo laivams,
monarchistu laivas visu sa-
vo greitumu suspejo prasi-
salinti.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-06

reiviu ir karo laivo "Ba-
kan" jureiviu, paskirtu
siauriniu vandeniu apsau-
gai, iSkilo- didelis susiremi-
mas Riauses priejo net
prie durtuvu. Suzeistieji
nugabenta ligonbutin.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-06

Odesoje druskos pramo-
nininku bendrove, kaltina-
ma sutverime pietq Rusijos
pramonininku sindikato,
pagal gauta is Peterburgo
paliepimaa, paduota apskri-
clio teisman.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-06

Vitebsko gubernijos val
dyba uzdare profesijonali-
nes sajungas sliesoriu, kali
yiu, odininkQ ir dentistu.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-06
yIs0kIOS zINIOS.

Jureivip straikas .jau,
manoma, greitai uzsiba
sias. PrigulinGiQsn
tiko jMe(
kesti ir Londone manoma
padaryti konferencija visiS-
kan straiko uzbaigimui.
Meksiko mieste Juarez
labai subruzdo vietjniai gy-
ventojai, kuomet dabartine
Meksiko valdzia prasalino
nuo tarnystos buvusius re-
voliucijonierius, o ju vietas
vel pavede senosios valdzios
valdininkams.
Pagal paskutini gyvento-
jq surasa, Australia, susi-
dedanti is Naujos Pietines
Valijos, Viktorijos, Queens
land, Pietines Australijos,
Vakarines Australijos If
Tasmanijos provinciju,
turi isviso 4.449.495 gwen
tojus, tai yra j desimts me-
tu ten priaugo 675.694 EMO
nes.
Pc apvaillikavimui Angli-
JOS karaliaus ir karalienes
sekancia diena iskilmingai
marsuota Londono gatye-
mis-, kaipo paroda liaudziai,
nes pi1mbuvusios iskilny-
bes buvo skiriamos spa
rinktiems'' didziunams. Z
Liaudis su neissakomu en-
tuziazmu sveikino savo val
dovu pora. Visoje parodo-
.je zuvo tiktai du zmones il
keli liko suzeisti. {
Madryde Ispanijoje atsi-
buvo Eucharistinis kongre-
sas, kuriame dalyvavo dau-
gybe augstosios If zemo-
sios kataliku dvasiskijos,
taippat skaitlingos svletls-
kqju delegacijos. Didell
ispudi j susirinkusius pa
dare kalba vyskupo is Beja,
i1uris smarkiai uzgauliojo
nauja Portugalijos respu-
blikos valdzia ir isreiske
Wilt, kad tenai vel bus at
grazinta monarchija.
Vienas is francuzu orlai- !
viu, kurie dare lenktynes IS
Paryziaus j Bremena, llkrlto
j Siaurines jures netoli sa-
los Juist. Tuomet siaute
smarki audra ir orlaivl Ju-
ru bangos tuojaus nunese,
taip kad nieko apie 10 Ii
kima negalima buvo suzl-
mott. Bet kaip veliau istir-
ia. buvo tai orlaivis An
dromede", kuriame leke G.
Blondel ir l.. Corbin. Ne
galima nei abejoti, kad abu
aviatcriai zpyo bangose.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-06
Politiskos Zinios.
Is Rusijos.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-31

comes to No. poor child: you've had enough to bear
The girls soft mouth Strengthened into line of de-
termination. There is still something that say
to NJ Mr.: sedgw WI she said ~and privately
edge of steel First perhaps you had best understand
who he is Let me present Mr.. Francis Sedgwick-the
murderer"
low cry the most desolae, the most STRICKEN sound
that Sedgwck had heard from human lips, trem-
bed the air. Before he could gather his
reor and deny she had drawn herself to her fee-and
the rose powered window framed only emptiness Sedg-
wick whirled upon the other "O course, he said
with deceptive calmness "you know that you lie
profound a conviction that the other was shaken.
is it possible that you really believe it?'
$50 possible that but for the scandal, should do
what cannot invoke the law to do and exact life for
life. And to ALL find you at dead of night
rendezvous with my sons wife"
That is lie said Sedgwick very low, "for which
shall kill you If you dare repeat it to Your
thoughts! 1t rendezvous. Your sons wife did
not Wait. Wife, you said. Oh, of course: it was
sham death. had forgotten"
"N1y sons widow, should have said the widow of
day replied Blair bitterly.
"And now begin to see, muttered Sedgwick. "The
rose-topazes the dead womans neck! Her topazes!
That helps to clear it up The dead woman
past light-olov of Wilfrid Blairs. She came here
either to reasser her sway over him to blackail him.
He gave her his wifes jewels. Then he followed her to
the cliffs and killed her-perhaps in drunken frenzy.
And you, Mr. Alexander Blair, to your son. have
concealed him somewhere brbed the Sheriff and the
Medical Officer, contrved this false death and burial
and are now turning suspicion you know to be
innocent, further to fortify your position But what
darnnabe thing have you told herr"
During this exposition Alexander Blairs face was a
study in changing emotions. At the close his thin lips
curled in the suggestion of a sardonic grin.
Il leave you to the company of your theory Sir, said
he and the door closed sharply after him.
THREE hours later, wet and bedraggled, but with
fire at his heart, the nightarer to his home
and reused Kent from slumber the studio couch.
@And where have you been?" demanded the scientist
"She in the house. I've seen her."
1f,t1I hat chp1f to 1n,t 1,,r,
you've done yourself any good"
ANY good!' groaned his friend "She left me believ-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-31

Her lids dropped and quivered. She was as one in
lovely dream.
YOU she cried; and, her voice breaking from a
whisper into a thrill of pure music, Your
There was in the one syllable much of terror that
his heart shvered; much of welcome that his heart
leaped; so much of Joy that his heart sang.
Bending he pressed his lips on her hands. md felt
and utered for the briefest moment at his temples.
Then she spoke hurriedly and softly.
"You must go! At once! At once!"
when have just found you?'
IF you have any care for me-for my happiness
my J good nameIgo away from this house Of dread
do you do here, them
Suffer" said she; then bit her lips. mo! No! I
didn't mean it. 1t only that the mystery of it
unstrung and weak Tomorrow all will be ght Only go"
Il WILL" said Sedgwick firmly. and you shall go
with me-"
a! Where?"
He caught her hand again and held it to his heart.
ITO the gold air and the silver fade
And the last bird fly into the last light
he whispered.
"Dont!' she begged. "Not that! 1t brings back our
week pognantly. Oh my dear, please, please go!"
Listen he said. Heart of my heart, don't know
what hangs this house; but | cannot leave
you here Come with me now. will find some place
for YOU tonight, and tomorrow we will be married"
With sharp movement she shrank back from him.
married! Tomorrow The words seemed to choke
her: Don't you know who l amp"
Fear chilled his mounting blood. Kents analysis of
the probabilities came back to him.
"If you married already" he said unsteadily, at
it would be better for if Kent had let him shoot"
"Harll!" she whispered, spasn of terror changing
her face.
THERE were footsteps within A door at the turn of
the wing closed and Alexander Blair into view
well, Sir he said sternly. Are you tempting
to kill you?' Then, with gasp "N1arjore!"
Sedgwck turned to face the older a fear, Sir
he said, "that have made terrible mistake. 1 beg
you not to judge harshly-"
"AIarorie,' interrupted Blair. do you know this
MANI"
EYES," she said quietly.
"How he hereo"
81 do not know"
"Then will tell you, said he with rising passion ale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-31

palms the last shovelfu of dirt was tamped down.
I'LL take you back with Mr.. Sheriff, to Sedgwicks
About six o'clock We'll find you unconscious below the
cliff where you fell and broke your wrist. Eh?"
Despite his pain, the Sheriff grnned. II guess that's
good and likely the e, he acquiesced. you
fight fair, Professor
"Then answer fair question. What you
doing at Hedgerow House tonght?'
"Why, you see,' drawled the official Il you
fshn' that stream, and it to my mind that you
was castin around for more than trout that wasn't
there. But didn't hardly think you'd come soon,
and was asleep when the noise of the spade on the
coffin woke me-"
bad work and clumsy" commented Kent with a
scowl. @Come along. My will carry three. Sedg
wick sit on the floor. Goodnight, Mr.. Blair. All
aboard, Frank Frank Kent stared anxously about
him. "Where you?
There answer Sedgwick had disappeared.
CHAPTER XVII. The Meeting
HOPE had surged up, sudden and fierce in Sedgwcls
- heart at the CLEAN of the candle in Hedgerow
House. He ready for any venture after the swift
climax of the night and his hope hardened into deter
minaton. Faithfully he had taken Kents orders but
the enterprise concluded, to what final pur-
pose he could not guess. He was his again,
and perhaps behind that CLEAN from the somber house
his revolver his spade and slipped into the shadows
He heard Kent impatient query. He saw him as he
picked up the relinqulshed weapon and examined it;
and estimating the temper of his friend, that
he right. Taking the Sheriff by the arm, Kent
guided him through the creek and into the darkness
beyond. Blair walking with heavy steps and fallen
head made his way back to the house Sedgwick heard
the door close behind him. A light shone for time in
the second story 1t disappeared With infinite caution,
SedgwcS made the detour gained the of the house.
and skrtng the north wing stepped forth in the
light the prescience of passion throbbng in his breast.
She sat at the window head high to him. powered in
Her face turned slightly away Her long,
fine hands lay inert on the sill Her face purity itself
in the pure moonlight, seemed dmmed with WEAKNESS
and strain, flower glowing through mist.
With shock of remembrance that almost gro
tesque, Sedgwick realized that he had name by
which to call her So he called her by the name that
is Loves own.
She did change her posture. But her lips parted.
A SAT- A ATT
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
lecture on China

The regular morning service hour
Tor the Freshly terian congregation last
Sunday was taken up with a lecture
by DR.. Andrew II. Woods some years
medical missionary having charee
OF the medical department of the
Christian college at Canton but has
been hack here for several years taking
special course to still better qualify
himself for the great work IN China.
He has been made president of the
Canton college and is now preparing
to return and will leave IN few
days. he and his family have been
here with his parents, Rev. Dr.. aud
Mrs. +. NJ. Woods, for the past several
weeks.
DIR. Weeds has spent sleng, period
In the preparation for his work and Is
one Of ne best equipped :men for his
calling we have ever known. .--B
His lecture Oh Sunday was revela-
ton to many people in his portrayal
OF the Chinese national character.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
Road Improvement.

The County Court has taken the
matter Of the improvement of the road
leading from this city to the Enter
prise Mill, Flagg's Crossing, in hand
and 10 having a great deal Of work
done thereon The road 10 one of the
most important II the county. IT Is
the road travelled by the Jefferson
county people in coming to this city
and there are thousands OF them com
Ing every month In the year. The road
lies close by the side OF the railroad
and travellers usually want to drive
fast to get away from the railroad al
quicklyas possible and the road hai
been SO bad In the past that to drive
fast was to risk ones life.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
Supper at Shanghai.

The ladies of Back Greek valley VIII
hold an entertainment, bazaar ana
oyster supper at Shanghai Hall Fri
day and Saturday nights Dec. ~ ana
81 for the benefit of Jones spring
band. 1t will consist of singing, DUETS,
solos, plays, Dialogues, recitatlons, or
ehestra, band concerts and box soclai
No admission fee will be charged, but
everyone is requested to give some
thing.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
KEEsECKEk

Mr.. E H. Kessecker, was killed
while at work at the intersec-
ton on Wednesday evening. He was
working on car when draft Of cars
was backed upon him and crushed and
mangled hi., go badly that he died at
the Kings Daughters hospital that
night.
He was 20 years of age and leaves a
wife and one child.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15

Last Sunday wastem peran &c day In
this city. There were number Of state
officers Of the Aati-Saloon League here
and they were accompanied by num-
Der Of lecturers. They occupied = mum.
Der OF the churches Of the town OH
Sunday morning and again at night
Tnele was considerable interest taken
In the meetings which wore well At
tended.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
Communion at Tuscarors.

There will be communion service at
the Tuscarora church on next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at which time
Rev, d. j, Woods, D. D., of Blacks
burg will preach.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
pROCLA NATION FOR
NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL
PROHIBITION.

Whereas, modern science has deli
nitely established for all time that al
eohol is toxin, the worst product Of
the ferment germ; poison to every
living tissue, destructive and degener-
ating to the human organism, strik-
ing at the health, character, and life
Of the individual, blasting the lives OF
children unborn, and undermining the
integrity of the family;
Whereas, "Wine is mocker," and
the maintenance of alcohol beverages
in the channels of trade always causes
their wides pread use among the people
entailing iucalculable economic loss in
productiveness and heavy burden of
taxation; turning out multitudes Of
slaves anu solons of drink; lowering IN
an appalling degree, the average stand
ard of,o laracter of citizenship, upon
which the nations institutions and
liberties must rest; bringing about the
untimely death of many thousands OF
atzens, exceeding in n, Der all those
Nstroyed by war, pestilence, ire, Hood
Z &ad famine combiued;
Whereas, this terrible disease has
been running for long centuries, and
is now gnawing at the vitals Of the
nations and civilizations Of today,
gripping the governments Of the world,
and is interviewer into the political,
commercial and social life of the peo-
pie, constituting thus the deepest
seated, most chronic organic disease
known toithe body polite and body
social;
Whereas, such disease for per-
manept cure requires of necessity deep,
continued organic treatment for the
whole body, for which partial super
ticial devices like Equalization and To-
cal regulation have always proved and
from their own nature must always
prove utterly inadequate.
Therefore, in the name OF the worlds
and National Woman's Christian Tenn.
nerance Union. we hereby make this
proclamation for a Great Crusade to
carry the vital truth to the peoples
them selves in all lands, and through
them to place prohibition in the or
.ganic law of all nations and ultimately
n the organic law Of the world now
IN the forming; and to THE high end,
we invoke the blessings and guidance
of Almighty God and the cooperation
of the men and women Of all lands
who love their fellow-men, and
To America, the birthplace OF the
state, National, and Worlds Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, we here
by proclaim, amid the smoke OF the
second great battle of Maine. in the
hsme of Neal Dow and in the state
which longer than any other has had
prohioitory law, that within de-
cade, prohibition placed in the cons'i'
tuition of the United States; and to this
end we call to active cooperation all
temperance, prohibition, religious ana
philanthropic bodies; all patriotic
fraternal, civic associations ana all
Americans who love their country!
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
w. G.. T. U.
COLUMN.
folted by the Losal Chapter Of the
wOmans Christian Temperance Union
sSth Annual Con-
ventiOn.
National w. c. 7. U.

"We hereby proclaim that, within
decade, prohibition shall be placed IN
the Constitution of the United States;
and to this end, we call to active CO.
operation all Temperance, prohlbltion,
religious and philanthroplc bodies, all
patrIotic, fraternal, civic association
and all A nericans who love their coun-
rryn
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
Ismpersne ! Convention

Those who are IN sympathy with
tho temperance movement In this
county should be OH hand at the eom-
Ing convention at the gymnasium on
next Saturday morning ut 10 o'clock.
There will beA humble VI good speech-
~ and the work u organizing the
ccuaty for the coming fray for the rat
ificstion Of the prohibition amendment
next year win be taken up. 10y
Minneapolis, which has invented
the hobble whisker, may keep 1t and
welcome
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15
MARTINsRURc.w VIVA, FRIDAY DEcEMBER 1911

Mr.. Snyder was for many yeers a
member ofthe Presbyterian church and
he was also member OF the Order OF
Owls.
The funeral will take place from the
home on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock aud the interment will be in
Green Hill.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15

Mr.. Raymond Cox, who Is employed
at franklin w. Va, IL home for the
Christmas holidays.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-12-15

Mr.. d. krouse, father Of Mrs. &. w.
Houseworth, of this city, dropped dead
on the street IN Hagerstown while 60
ing home from his store on Tuesday
night. He was so years Of age and had
been complaining for some time. His
wife and three children, Of whom Mrs.
Houseworth is one, survive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-15
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-George and Marguerite Shehan,
1926 South Twenty-eighth, girl; Harry
teenth, girl; Charles and Bella Kurtzman,
10 South Twenty-flfth avenue, girl
Abraham and Azina Hirschorn, 2222 Pa
citic, girl; Albert and Cora Goette, 1914
Davenport, boy; John and Margaret
Dwyer, 500 South Eighteenth, girl; An
drew and Amanda Anderson, 2523 Binney,
girl: Arthur and Elizabeth Baldwin, 2li
South Thirty fourth, girl.
Deaths-R. W. Bartos, 2244 South Four
teenth, 40; Alfred +. Brininger 2l4l South
Thirty-fourth, 81; Charles II. Breckin-
ridge I'LL South Thirty-first. IS; Thomas
Gahan, 422 William, 80; John z. Tritsch,
St Joseph's hospital. Al.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A STOCK or bond issue warted; facili-
ties and connections !or disposal OF rail-
road. mining and manufacturing issues
of merit. Finley Cook T. Co, ROckefel-
Ter Bldg, Cleveland, o."
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MOVING Picture Machine Free
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

aged %. October
H. 1911. He is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. A. Peterson; four sons, j.
C., 7. l., G. j. and w. A.
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ia. GENTLEMAN, Y TNRER,
embaImer, 1914 Chicago st. ID. 1863. B-l65S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-15
WANT-ADS.
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
CONTINUED.
Opticians.
b. F. wurn. fitting q reps. as BrandeIs.

EYES EXAMINED. GLASSES FITTED
Satisfaction guaranteed. Huteson opti-
cal Co, 2lb s. 10th ST.