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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Charlotte McGouwen, years. OBJ
Herbert Franck, SO years, 40 aired
chas, l.. Guyer, SO years, 2!7 Fifth;
carbolic acid poisoning. seif-admih-
George Gremer. 81 years. House of
Providence; tubercular bladder
land Park; fracture Of skull. inquest
stanislaus Gacek. % days. IS Gates
st. .entero colitis.
y-ftfth; cirrhosis OF liver 90,
Elizabeth Fisk, 68 years. SCI Con-
gress E.; cancer OF uterus.
/ Celia Hicks. so years. Is Sherman
Joseph M.eike. SO years. 1864 Chene
pneumonia.
Mary stachorska, rs years, 144s Jos
Catherine wiebei. rs years, 1Ss Cath
crime: senility.
Virginia Rase. 2 years, 2s2 Macomb
pneumonia.
Marie Baudermer. rs years. Grace
hospital: acute Utilization or stomach:
Marion Casson, "a years, PSI Mel
bourne; asthma.
Mary A. Piatt. SO years. 1174 Brook
lyn; pneumonia.
Geo. W. Giazier, 3 months, 1853 RI
ward: pneumonia.
Wesley c. Tremain, 20 years. 40
Fourth; TUBERCULOSIS. -
Benjamin F. Shelly, Sc years. III
Harper; pneumonia.
John Lancaster. 22 years, 40S ST. An
tome; chronic bronchitis.
clara NJ Tomlison 27 years, 46 But
ternut: puerperal pulmonary embon
Rachel Barber, AZ years, Harper hos
pitaI; chronic intestinal obstruction:
Frederick Hoffman. 33 years, ITS
Madison: inquest pending.
John Gerzinski, 3 years, III Goldner;
pneumonia.
Lillian Gill. / month, Childrens Free
hospital; entero colitis.
Elsie Gill, Is months. 4sl St Jean;
diphtheria.
Loretta Winfield. months. 1854
Helen; phthisis.
Mary Goionski. 35 years, Eloise,
Mich; chronic nephritis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Chas. Van Stone, 35. Chatham, Can !;
Katherine Ferguson, 80, Detroit.
Wilson A. Ganty 25. Fit Wayne,
Ind; Lois f. Mcbride, 20, same.
George A. Dilloway. "a: Lottie
Rogers. 20.
julius Popelier, SO, Crosse Pointe:
Mary Laetham, 30, same.
Fred Schultz, 26; Anna Priescon, 19
Arthur G.. G. Krenz, "a; Emma A.
Rodde. "a.
Z Virgil II. Wells, AZ. Pontiac: Jose.
phine Slack, 25, Detroit.
Louis Johnson, %; Elizabeth bet.
rich, "a.
Vim. II. Hetsler. 20, Plymouth; Ag.
mes V. Krumm, 25,, Detroit
Charles Robinson, %; Viola Robin.
son, Is.
Josiah McElroy, 10. Defiance. D.;
Myrtle Metz. 40, same.
Roy Harbour. q. Ionia; Loretta Irv,
ing. 20. Detroit.
Joseph Schwartz, %; Dora Lowen.
berg, 2S.
/ Emil Schelling. %. Plymouth: Ida
Krumm, 70. same.
Earl Bower. %, North Branch; Min.
ME Yerden. %. Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INrnRuRBAS

PORT HURON LlMITEDS-7 q m.
and every two hours to 7 D. m: sun
DAYS only. IL y. m. Through locals
a M. and every. two hours 10 s .. M
hourly TO y. m, including llmitsdA
houIiy 20 II .. m. Shore Line to ~
Clemens. s:2s q m hourly to If:sS
p flint LrMITEDs--.J:ss a m. s:ss
a. m, 'i2:ss r. M. Ass y. m. .t:ss D
m Through locals, \ a: M, every two
hours TO p. m; Oxford only, Al D m
Hint. sundays only III y. m. To Romeo
m. 3 n. m. and every two hours %
10 ,PpcRRsoN RrMfrEDs--sls .. m. ana
.xsTy two hours TO s:1s .. m Throuah
49, II a ni and every two hours to
Ann Arbor only. q. m sac p
D. M. 10 y. IN. ~ p m .Northvilts
SS .sS D. m. . p: m, II p m ssiins csrs
irS %o,. ERpo ahIiIsmITEps--1.,o Z a. ana
every two heirs g sac ?, nj sssss-
Day 49, 40 m and hourly 70 s,5o
Locals Mcnros only s:se p m. "A r.
noSriy 20 s;s5 .. M: hourly 70 fi:ss
p F%oSrrAc PVT :. m: q e 20 mn
service 70 M: Birmsnxhsp only. - ~
p 6RcnxkD LAKE Dfv.--s =.
hourly 70 N =. m
s7sss. cats run ssrsush 20 s.s'aae
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
SUCCESSFUL!

Yes, but are you Healthy? Are you
successful In the things that would
make you happy? That. after all. is
the only Real Success. II you are IN
iIl-health, IL you are not successful
outside OF your business or profes-
sion, there IS a way for you to sue.
coed. not only in the material. but in
the social. spiritual and the physical.
This triple success can only be &C.
complished through Higher New
Thought, Mental Science or Soul Set.
ence. There is 10 power on earth as
great as that OF Soul Science.
II in ill-health, or otherwise unsuc.
cessful. then see Laura Southland. 81
Clifford-st. once hours. . TO IL; =
to s. Tel. Main s06s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
Street Car Kills Horse.

A horse attached to a wagon driv-
en- by II. Rowe, No. lie Theodore-st,.
was instantly killed. Wednesday
morning, when the rig was struck by
a Woodward-ave. car. at Woodward
and Kenilworth-aves. Rowe escaped
without Injury.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
DAILY BiHra ,.Isr.

GIRLS.
Emil Redman. ss4 Howell.
Louis Boehle. 2I2 Woodbridge r..
Jesse Crump, lao Benton.
Otto Johr, 1880 Seyburn
Robert Nuemann. si5 Townsend.
Robert Buehler. 7ei Jos Campau.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
FIre pestroYs Elour NAM.

MAPLETON. Mimi. March 15-The
big -four mill and grain elevator OF
the Commander Mill Co, OF Mime
apolls burned here today The loss
is estimated at from $4,000 to 5000.
900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
HEIJ' W. IrEr--nNLr.

ARLE BODIED MEN wanted for the u.
s. Marine Corps. between the ages OF
10 and az Must be native born or
have first papers. Monthly pay Sis
20 SEQ. Additional compensation pos
rib.e Food. clothing. quarters and
medical attention free. After 20
years service can retire with rs per
cent OF pay and allowances. Service
on board ship and ashore In all parts
of the world. apply at U. 8. Marine
Corps Recruiting Onice. ~ w. Fort
NJ Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15

THREE or four good shin9iers want
ed fast men; good pay and steady
work for good workmen. Apply at
17s Beaufait. after 9 y. M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15

ron sAlrvAnsrs.
MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN. ~,
900 ACRES. hardwood stump
100 acre. timber and improved. 1850 !,
40 acres hardwood stump, clay
fso acres. near Biirminsnam,
stock, grain and tools. 10000 4
10 acres, good orchard, on car.
$50 acres. oakisnd Co, fair soil ' y
and improvements ........ $4,000 "
so acres. Oakland CO., large A4
house. all improved ....... .92.soo, Z,
so acres, Oakland CO., IA miles. ~
good land and buildings. 5000 =
40 acres, mile station, improved. 81 600 ~
$40 acres. fenced, half hard ~.
100 acres. some buildings and $500
Fruit lands. Oregon. ii |,
British Columbia. improved and un- 4
improved. irrigated lands In Color e,
ado and Alberta. Nv
c. s. BEADLE, ~
nj. 652l Mc0RAW BLDG EH
10 ACREs--Near Wayne. good s-room y
house; small barn, some fruit. $500.
so Acres--Nsar Wayne, acre Of orch &
! ard, 10 acres Of wood. 4-room house, :
sHft soo Hsf for nSo.e III, s sssssn
los Acres--ciay loan soil IS miles
from Detroit. io-room house. large
r.. hfp-roof barn, large cattle barn and "
outbuildings. ss,400.
80 Across miles from New Haven. &C.
miles from Mt. Clemens. S-room \
house. nice hip-roof barn, large grain 7
barn. $4,000; win exchange for 20
acres.
so Acres--Iseb ella County. good build
so sAcres--Hith godo buildings, craw- 4
ford county, $1,000. A
have a large list of farms Of all 4
kinds and sizes. call to see me.
have a cash buyer for a good 80 or
40 acres, near Detroit, and car line.
EYSTER, The Farm Man,
sol Majestic bldg
ACRES. good buildings. at Carleton:
snap at $500 r.
acres. Royal Oak. modern, 7-room
house. hot water heat, fine hip-roof y
barn. cement foundation; 3 nice poul- !,
try houses. fruit, large walnut trees; b.
very high-class place; only $4,000. ~
The best bargain near Detroit. -
20 acres. Harper line car, 7-room house,
barn. other buildings, including -
horses. cow, tools only $3.50; will n
take $4,000 house I'm exchange This -
VIII double In value I'm two years.
~ acres, god 6-room house, 30x40 barn. 9
large 2-story machine shed. poultry i
house. some orchard. s acres OF tim =
81 acres. near Plymouth. good 10-room NJ
house, with cellar. 30x40 barn, other !.
buildings, good water, n -acre or
orchard. acres timber: snap at
$500. See this. y
want good farms for cash buyers
FRANK n. BRIGGS,
THE FARM MAN,
b0S-9 Majestic bldg. Detroit Mich
Main 100. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15

A HIGH CLASS experienced cigar
salesman having personal acquaint-
ance with wholesale and retail deal
ers in lower peninsula Of Michigan
and adjoining territory. Full line OF
cigars and stogies. None but high
class experienced man need apply.
J. r. Cherry Co. Newark, O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
FoR sALE-FxRMs.

FOR ENCIfANGE--Fuliy equipped
dairy farm one-half mile from
creamery in Wayne county, Mica
Detroft the county seat with er
without herd 20 registered Hol-
stems Address William n Hatch,
seabreeze. Florida. for Illustrates
booklet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
ron sALE--AuroMoslLEs. ron sALE--AuroNo sILE.l
MAXWELL BARGAINS
ron sALE-AuroMoBILE

OF our
80 II. p Roadster $4,000
III. Four-paenger roadster equipped $4,000
III. p. Touring 5000
~ H. p. Touring fully equipped $4,000
ILL., p. Two-cynder touring 5000
H. Touring fully equipped (ioIo) $1,000
H. r. Touring fully equipped $1,000 10000
Also five good Runabous from SI7s o $500
UNITED MOTOR DETROIT COMPANY
245 Jefferson Avenue
evenin his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
BUSINESS orronrrN,1yE,.

HOTEL
90 miles from Detroit. wet county. 40
rooms, large dining room. grill ROOM,
lobby. steari heat and II eCtTic Iignt.
lar averages better than 80 rcr day
Hotel In nrst-class condition. This
D. certainly u bargain for "a. 200
Ready to step right I'm and do bust
ness
w. {. PATRICK & CO.
Main or City 3239. ss Home Bank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15
FOR sALr-FARMs.


NoTICE-If any poor girl 10 In trouble.
needing advice, frisndship or help
(. DUFFY, eos Fort-st west. salvation
Army.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !.
Hi0HEsT pricss paid furniturs. stoves,
carpets. Eapham. 2sz 0ret Snerry 70.
hORSES ana cows removed promptiy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

A fool tells what he is going to
do, but wise man points to what
he has done.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

Porterfeld, who was then on his
way to the Waldron home, and
the missing juror was arrested
and examined by the judge before
being taken to court.
DYNAMITERS AT WORK
AMONG GOLD FISH
Denver, Colo, Dec. 14-Is
there a dynamite conspiracy
among the gold fish?
Colonel James A. Shinn, state
game and fish commissioner of
Colorado, fears there is.
Col. Shinn today received a let
ter from a Colorado woman,
which certainly seems to point to-
ward fnny McNamaras at work
among the gold fish tribe.
81 just wonder what's the mat
ter with my gold fish, the wo-
man wrote to Shinn. They are
just as healthy and well fed as
they can be, but lately they've
been exploding.
"They will swim around in
their bowl in the most spirited
manner, and then, suddenly COM
ing to the top of the water, pop, |
bang! they explode into a thou
sand bits"
Col. Shinn says if the woman
really wants to know, she will
need to start federal investiga-
ton, he himself knows no reason
why gold fish should explode,
pop, bang!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-14

Most Of us know just what we
should have done yesterday to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1911-04-25

TN Oh budding youth, in Their word. when he was sprr1unE his first and only
@usMche Frank ONtale, who has a ems Of humor that will stand even
- TIE rainy Sunday test wrote ~ Certain Party" for a certain party who IS
IHsh h Ter own right and as n tongue to prove 81. r
But . certain party who appeared in tho piece a. Wallacks ls. night IS
rAh only in her husbands nam You may have heard 81 Mike Donhn. He
ussA 10 play cricket on staten Island. % know Anyway. Mabel iHte Ia both
q q Irish husband and an Irsh rN within reaching distance last night Moran
. her nane in tho play. even II she didn't look nor act t.
What I'm trying to get At in m hating way. Is that tho play started ut
to b Irish with its original author-for OMaley ~ nothing II not original
~Ao rel to work with a green color scheme in hse eye III other authors toe
numsrous 20 mention on III programme last night were called in. with the
disappointing result tina " 70 saw al altogether conventional "musra show" *
cSt FOR q kitchen that had a piano IN st.
The programme mentioned music by Robert Hood Bowers" but Il Was ira
nsndously silent OF tho subject II a piano In the kitchen For this oversight
Il. should be thoroughly ashame OF itself An author who is able to write a
pNno tto a kitchen should DO mentioned, and for this eason.f 10 other, let
u o harp p OMaley. Granting that the play as w say it az written by
tn Authors Producing Company No. g, everything points to Mr. ONaley -
tn n and only dramatic piano mover, for herea at least "a al idea
Everything else had evidently bens so carefully rewritten by the nameless
authors that it seemed lke the same Old thing" What might ave been laughs
originally were reduced to smiles a few good things remained for Miss He'
but she served them cold. If she wasn't the whole show, It a merely because
there wasn't any whole show. o because Miss Hted didn't lash in to se2e the
caught an choked to death by the sub-authors In a n ccstacy Of industry she
finally resorted to limitations" one o which caused George NJ Conan to turn
NO shades grayer in his orchestra chair.
Miss lite worked very hard-aud very obviously. Though NJ has neither
voice. "fgger" moi charm, she hHs personality Of a sort and this she brought
to bear on its own account rather than on Norah's. She shared a Turkey
vet dance with Mr. onlin, VINO couldn't nave looked morep pleased II II had
been a OF run lie a distinguished chiefly for his amabnly
Alfred Kappeer wa lons oil voice OF a mild quality. but too short Y legs
to lane well. Mss Nina Blake sang badly n acted worse. John r Kelly as
n political BOSS. suggested that there's very little fn left n politics even for
Nm Irshnan. but Louise Dempsey had her amusing moments as Mrs. Fosarty
"A Certain Party" except FOR W or three songs. a rather dull It would
hsvs been much IveAer no doubt If som n had raised the cry of Author
The evening world., 1911-04-25
X From 1.-THE Achievement of Luther Trant', by
~ EDWIN BALMER and WILLIAM McHARC

trying 20 hclp him 20 cap from n.
Now what are the other facts" Trnnt
went on rapidly, paying no attention
10 the obstinate glance IN the eyes OF
the officer. 4 distinctly heard Ave
shois-four together ana then, after
a second or SO. one. You heard Ave-"
"Yca.'
And I've shots tho psychologists
quick g,ancos had been taking IN the
nuor details OF tho room. are ac-
counted for by the bullet holes one
through the lowe pane 81 the wiudo"
/ found open. which shows IL was down
and closed durlnG tho shooting, as there
IL no break IN the upper half, one on
the pl1ster thcro 10 the side, ono Nulur
the moulding tueIo four feet to IN"
right. aud one more. IA tho plaster a.
most AZ far TO the !cft. Tho ono that
killed MIN makes Ave"
Exactly" Siler followed Trant'4 IN
d~lcat!on triumphautiy. tho nfth IN his
head. The first four went Of Ia their
struggle. and then she rot away and,
The evening world., 1911-04-25

, raw that the key TO the grating was
IN tho lock.
Bring the lamp" no saih 70 the
pl~ainclothes man, and as Siler screened
the flame against the wind-"Ah," he
continued, look at the Ice cracked
from Il there IT must have becn swung
open. Ito must have gone out this way
"HIo?' Siler repeated,
The plnin-clotnes man hnd squeezed
past Trart. as tho grating swung hack.
aud lamp IN hand mad let himself
easily down 20 the ~ice-ooy.red walk
below 'ne window, and was holding ALi
light. shielded. iuBt above tho ground.
1T was She he cried triump1antly-
Tho rs | told you Look At
her marks here lilo showed by the
tllcfcring Hight the double. sharp litt'o
semi-cIrcles OF a woman high heels
cut into tho tee. and as Trant dropped
down beside him. tho police detect "a
followed the sharp ittls hoei marks
- the s!fo door OF the house, whers
they turned Ari led into the Kitchen
| entry.
Premature. was r--eh7' siler ri.
umphed l|aconically. 1--WE are used 20
these cases. Mr.. Trant: NO know what
10 expect IN ON"
Trant stood for an instant studying
the shset OF Ice, In this sheltered spot,
l1erEilB nhI not Progressed so last as
IN the open streets. Here. as an hour
before on Michigan avenue, hs sa ~
hat his heels and those OF the police
officer az every step cut through the
crust. while their toes left no marx.
But except for tho nlarlIs thay tnan-
selves had made and the crescent stAmp
OF The woman's high heels leading IN
sharp, clear outline from the window
10 tho side steps OF tho house. there
we're no other imprints. Then ne fo'-
lowed the detective into tho side door OF
the house.
In the passage they met mo prtrolman
"Sae came downstairs tlst now Nid
ne officer, brisNy. land wen IN here. "
Siier lg.d HE hand on -.s door Of the
N'tIe sit'.ng-roOn ths patrolmsn inli-
ontcd. but turned 20 speak "a tersa com
msnd 20 tho man over his shoulder.
"Go back 20 the room and SEQ that
things arc kept as they are. Look FOR
tho hfth shell We got -FOUR; md the
othsrf'
Then, with a waning glanos AZ Trant,
he pushed no door open.
The glrl faced ths two calmly as they
entered, but tho whlteness OF her lips
moved TTRnt. with sw1rt appreciation,
that she could hshr no moro and was
roaohing the end OF her restraint.
You've had q l'tue vhae 70 think this
over. Mrs. Newberry.- the ~plSiDciothes
man said. NOT unktndiy, and I guess
you've seen rs best 10 make q ehcAn
ersast OF Il Mr. wastsr Nswbsrgy has
bean In mat room snfss . vtSs-S&s
The evening world., 1911-04-25

officer stopped now and picked up the
pistol that lay on the floor beside the
body. us hers. ! saw It the last time
| was called In here
But how could he W. hnown-ir
she shot him-that she was going -
KIN him Just AZ eleyen"' Trant OBJ
jccted. pulling from his pocket tho
note, which old Mr.. Newberry mad re-
turned 10 him. and handing II TO Sllcr.
He sent that 10 me; at least, tA"
father says ~ "a in his Handwriting"
"NUu mean" Siler's eyes rose slowly
from tho paper. "tnat sho must ha,o
told him what she was gO!nK 70 do
prcmeditated murder?'
81 mean that the first fact which We
have-and which certainly seems 20
ne wholly Incompatible with anything
watch YOU ave suggested 30 iar-ls
that walter Newbcrry foresaw his own
death ana set the hour OF its accom-
p.ishment. n that h!s wIfc-it is
plain AZ least 10 me-when she te.c-
phoued 20 often for mo to-day. was
The evening world., 1911-04-25

greater as she met his yes, are SIR.
Trant-and you came too lats,'
You arc-Mrs. Walter Ncwbcrry?' pc
Trnnt returned. You were the ono who
was calling mo up this morning ana his
afternoon?'
Yes she said. Il was his wife. So
no r. dead"
She took no heed of tho quick glance
Traut flashed TO assure himself that she
spoke IN this way before she could have
seen the body from her place IA t<c hall;
and she turned calmly still TO the old
man who was ciinging 10 her. crying
nervously now:
Adele. Adele, Adele"
Yes. lear father md dear mother"
she began, cOmpassionatelv. ~ alter
came back She broke off suddenly
and Traut saw her grow pale Rs death
with staring eyes fixed over his shoulder
on Silcr. who had come to the doorway,
"You-you brought the police. Mr. Trant'
Il thought you had nothing 10 do with
the police"
Never mind that" tho plainclothes
man checked Trant's answer. You were
saying your husband came home, Mrs,
Newherry-then WHAT
'Then-but that is all l know; ] know
nothing whatever about H."
OAl oAApto NV n " " - "
Newberry." tho plainclothes man point
! ed significantly.
IL heard the shotsl' sho caugh,
herself up with admirable self-control
That Is all. ! ran over TO the neigh
bors' for help; but l could get no one
Then youNl havo a chance TO make
your statement later" Sler answered
In n huslnessl.ke way. Just now you'C
better look after nj father ant
mother"
lie took the lamp from Trant ans
held Il to llgul them down the han. theT
turned swiftly 20 the patrolman;
"She Is going. upstairs with Them
watch the front stairs IN see tNat sh'
does not 20 ont. II she comes down th'
back stairs va d see her
As the pa.rolm1n went on, ne plain
clothes man tlrned back into the room
leaving m. door ajar so that the res
stairs were visible.
These husband and wifs cases, Mr.
Trar'." he said easily. you think
and tho man thinks, too-tAe woina'
Will stand everything; and she does
I'll he does one more thing too much
and, all Of a sudden. she let's him nav
IT,"
"Doa't you think rs a bit premature,
the psychologist suggested. 40 assum
that she killed him?"
"Didn't you see how she shut NJ whe
' she saw me-" Sler's eyes met Trant'
with a fash OF opposition. That wa
because she recognized mo and kney
that, having been here last time ther
wsA trouble I smeE that he bed bss
The evening world., 1911-04-25

with tho NTH. shot him"
'But tho shells" Trant continued:
"for that sort OF revolver elects the
shells 49, they are nred-and | rec only
tour. Where is the ncth7"
You're trying to fog this thing all
up. Mr.. Trant'
"No. I'm trying IN clear u. How
could any one have l"ft tho room after
the firing OF tho last gAOt? No one
could have gone through tho door and
not been seen by Us In tho hall. be-
sides tho door was holtel on tho IN
Side Traut pointed - tho two bolts.
$50 one could have loft except by tho
wludow-thls window which was open
when we Cane IA. hut which must have
been closed when one, az least. OF the
shots was being n.rd You remember
! went AZ once 10 It and looked out.
but saw nothing
TTant rs-CrOssed the room swiftly ana
threw the window open. intortly re-ex-
aiming II. on tho outside u was
harrcd with a heavy grating. but Ae
The evening world., 1911-04-25

threatening ncr. l+a n c'nch! Regular
minister's son, he was. the old mans
"A missionary, you know. spent his life
TIL two years ago trying 20 turn Chinese
heather into Christians.
And th:s Walter-our station blotter'd
be black with his do!ngs. only, ever
since he made Chlnh too hot TO hold
him and cao Old man brought him back
here, everythiuE's been hushcd up on
the old mans account. Blu | happen
Ia havo been here before. and all win
ter I've known there'J 30 a killing n
he over cam back, 7 tell Won Il was
Il relief 70 me to soc A. was hirn on to
floor Vhcn that door went down. There
ara no powder marks. scc,' the Of
hcer led Trant's eyes b,tck 20 tho wound
In tho he1d OF the form beside the
lounge, "lio could not have shot him
self. Ito was shot from further Off than
le could reach, Besides, it's tho left
side"
Yes; I saw" 1rant replied
And that little automatic gun the