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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
Die Siurid)tnns burd SdisrIins.
psa Der Rirfnua bss i'm aitsrttHm ala Sssts-
mittsl ssbrduhlinru PhaHstusittss.

Ser S6ierIinesbeder oIs Sinrid.
tungsmittel, mie er i'm alien Itben
sebrGudlib mar, bat ourd Den Zoo
oes Sotrates cine unausloidli6e Be
riibmtbeit er9aIten. gu oieiem 3ruede
purOen ole Samen Der Sdlerling.
pflanje in einem W6rier eeItobeu.
SnfoIge Der b6ufigen @eleeenbeit CUR
YeobadtiIng mar Die 8iitmirtung
oes S6ierIings ben &er5ten oes MI
tertbums beionoers gut befannt, OBJ
eleif lire pbpiiologiide @rfldrun0
ielbitnerItGnoIid crit ourd Die mo.
oerne 8tiieniddft geiutt urro getun'
ben ueroen fonnte. Der alte Blinius
fotte Die giftiee 9raft Oes Sdierlings
nod einfa6 nIs cine @rfaltun8 OeS
gansen 3orpers i'm eigentliden
Slime alif. auh Die 9eidreibung
oes glato pom lobe Sotrates' fonnte
Oieien @Iauben unteritiiten. Wan
nobm an, oab Dies abIterben ourh
R6lte almGbIid pou ben 9eineu bis
gum Sersen binaufities, tuobei oann
Dor @intritt oes Eooes nod 8rdmpfe
bin,ufumen. IIs @egeneift eegen
SdierIina fannie urr6 braidte man
aud geIegentGid @ein, nad oelien
gerabreihune Der gersiftete auBer'
Dem m6elidIt beftis getIopft puroe.
9ieie med1aniihe @rreglng oes &or'
pers erideint babel BON minbeItcns
ebenio GROCER 8idti9feit geIueien gu
Iein, ols Der @ein. 6a er%fabrurgsge'
mGB oas Gift bel rebieli9en 9eiltcn
longiomer mirfte. guh in oieIem
1aQe fonnte Sofrotes als geripiel
aenonnt ncroen. nber nod anoeren
9eridten lit es bel b%eionoeren
SdmGbern. oie in gtben benz SoOe5'
urtbeiI perfallen tparen, notbig gene
fen, sic StierIinssooiis 5tuei' ODER
oreimaI gu perabfoIgen, che Der
9ned erreiht lpuroe. ~llebriaens 1T
an Ser SdiIoeriing 6es 8Iato ipdter
cine abfGaige aritif geiibt mo be
bauptet woroen, Sab Die forperIiden
gri6einunsen Der S6ierIingsuergif
tuna neicntli6 anSere ieien. BRO
feIior Charles MarIbau nber lit mir
Die @laubfpiirbiefeit 6es PIato lett
nit @nti6ieoenbeit eingetretcn unN
bat es aIs un5peifelboft bingeIteat.
Sas Der SOB bes Sofrates bur6 Die
8irfung 6es Saftes bonn gefledten
SdierIing uno aud in Der bon Slato
aeifilSerten grt eingetreten lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
S;smarS ais g~firFdfrennS.
sss ssa bF ssEfisbs bss 5irftsH fir bic iat
dee BrHbt beridtst wirS. q

gs oiirfte penig befannt iein, oab
SiirIt 9ismard elm GROCER Sreunn
bon 8firiiden mar. auf Der Sofel
oes Siiriten eri6ien oils gahtiid
uno oils Sii65ierOe biel unb i6ones
Obit, SbIt, oaS iowobI Die eigeuen
SGrten geliefert, iopie audi ioI6es,
oas oils Spenbe anoerer 2Gnoer elm.
geIaufen. Inter Dem Sbit, BOB Der
5iirit 9ismard nit 8orlieb eenob.
Ieien Bfiriide Defenders 9enonnt
Das erItemal ipriht 9ismard in iei.
men 9riefen BON 8firiihen in eiuer
gpiiteI an feline @ltern, Die er ON
26. guguit t947 bon SaI5burg aus
an feline @Itern ihrieb: vSobonna
bat eben in ben Brief geieben unb
tan3t Dor 8ermunoerung, Dab i'd
meinc Wutter .Su" nenne; mas lit
babel 5u Oe%rnunoern9 sic berubi9t
iid burd Die grperbung ibrer &C.
liebten Bflalmen, 8firiide. 9irnen.
an 6enen iid ibr Nagen tGaIib oils
gang bortreffliG erpeiit." 9efannt.
lid muroen Bfirlide i6on felt alter
3eit als fpenig foroerlih tnr oes
2eibes @obliein betrafItet; slie err
tolten ben 2eib uno trante Seiit tol.
len lid iiberbaiipt oaoor biter," laat
Der alte Soltbaiar S6nlrr; "nur Ell
mem bieigen Wtageu iino ME nit &c.
inno" uno oiirtte allo Irou Sobonno
mo1l eirlcrI lold)en 9ebabt Daber. 1901
mahte ViSmard IN Srantturt elm
Diner bel Notbihilo nit, oaS or lei
ner 5rau ifiloert: ia mar niel ial'
beres Silber5eug, goloene @abeln
uno Soffel, frii6e Btirltde nnb
Sraiben nno oor5iialite Weine."
Damn rpieSer geoentt 9ismord unle'
rer toitliden 6rutt in einem Brief.
ben er i'm aligult 1862 aus 6alolle
De Soelanos bel 8iarris an ieine 8e'
mablin rid)tete: DIuBer Der Sci
matb. mill ia9en, ied)s Eerionen III
Hetntelo. teblt mir geilttg mo for
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
Sslblmuro SrS Siritcn Ilireo
Wreoe.

Sn BAD SihI bat lid Der 6aperiitr
aammerberr Shirt alfreb @reoe er.
i6oiien. Ger Shirt, Der nit ieiner
8emablin jur &lir in Shl meiIte,
5ega6 Itd tur3 Dor Dem Diner in elm
RebenSimmer uno brafte iif einen
SduB ms Ser5 bei. Der COB frat
iofort Elm. Shirt gIfreo @reSe lit
I'M Sabre 1874 ais Sobn Oes 5iiriten
Rarl @re0e un6 ieiner mor9onati.
iden @emablin amaIie 20p in5dloB
Ronoiee geboren. gr par in Spci.
ter. finoerIoier @be nit &arola as.
oatba De Remes.aapus permIblt.
Nus ieiner eriteu geidieoenen Che
nit Hoia D. Nad itomnten 5pei Sin.
Ser. Die nit Dem Yrinaen bon 30.
niu.Eouinsfi perbeiratbete Siiritin
Olga uno Der Al Sabre nltc 6iirit
5rieorih, Der baperiider 8ammer.
iunter uno papitIider @ebeimfGm.
merer 1T.
Sn giener 9reiieu. Die benz Sir.
item 8rebe ndber itanben. bGlt man
es fir a%usgeihIoiien. oaB iamiIiGrc
3piItiefeiten ben Brin5en peranlaBt
bGtten, SeI6itmoro 5u begeben. gs
lit befannt, Dab her Shirt nit ieiuer
3Deiten Satin in gIiidIihIter Che
lebte. Shirt @reoe bate Ieiner guei.
ten @emnbIin gu 9iebe Die baperiibe
RammerertpiirSe nieoergeIegt uno
mar aIs unsariider Stantsbiirser
gum Rroteitantismus iibergetreten.
Seit mebreren Sahren mar Der 1iirIt
in cine Heibe BON finaBielen Iftio.
men uer1pideIt. beren umgiinitiger
8erlauf fir i'm cine 6uberit prefGre
Situation CUR SoGge bate. 9eion.
beren ShaOen erlitt er BEL Dem Dor.
idbriaeu 9onfurs Der Ripiera. Iftien.
geienihait, Der er aIs gertpaltunas.
ratb anaeborte. Sn lester Belt be.
'nbte or iih nit Der @riinouna elmer
Fil'curr. 9icrrrport. q tieitgeienituit.
froe arober GinitrGnfiing geItaItctc
lid aber feline iiunnieae Gage INNER
ungiiuiiiQer. mo 10 liegt Ole 8ermu.
tbuna uahc, oaB barin Die ltriaden
oes Selbitmor6es gu iuhen iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
8abrenuuniaa.

Gin llnioa aui Der Haorenrbabn
in StraBburg i. g.. Der leidt ihpere
8olgen bate baben fonnen. ereignete
iid bel einem Sdrittmaferremen
0as tros Der bereits eingetreteneu
9untIbeii ausseinbren wuroe. Der
aolner Neiner foaioirte aui ieinem
Motorrnb nit Dem 3iirider 5abrer
Sumann. @GbrenO Der cine geeen Dit
Oid]t beieste aurpentrfbiine aniubr
~itiir3te Der anbere Den 3emcnt binun
ter. Die Menge or1ngte iih tros al
Ter @arnunaen nad Der llniaaiteat
obgleih ie0en Nulcnblid cine @rplo
lion Der beioen brennCnoen Rai6incn
III bciiirdtrn mar. lin elm llugIiid
III perbiiten, aing bic Neueruebr nit
ilommenoen 6adeln ee8en 0ns Eiibli
fun Dor. oas nunnebr 5uriidpih
Sn3piifen bate man Den uerungliid
ten 5abrer Meiner utter ieiner Wa
ibine berrorgeSogen; 0leiner bate
MIR Ieifte 9ronorpunOen. iheint ie.
bod id1pere innere 8erlesungen On
pouaetrugen 81 boben. &ulnnm fam
nit aerniatiiaigen Tcrlceungen all
Nlrrncn uno 9einen Nopon. Bel Dem
llnioa nuroe elm N0ohen pon oer
aeaen Die lribiiue itiirmenSrE No,
itiue am 9eib getroiien uno mlbtc
ar3tlihc Silie in Aniprlrf nrbmen.
Gin ,3li6nuer erlitt oitrh oas nui,
~fprisenSe. ent3iinOete Benign 9rano.
nunoen i'm geiidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
Siiuitlidjs uSdmiTe."

auf cine ieltiame uuo udrriide
@itelteit ipefulirt Elm 9ieoermann,
Der folaenOe Iafonii6e an5eige in
einem 9erliner Wontagblatt ueroi.
fentlidyte: nNeniurnnrben! Infragen
unter 4. .. s. Gin 9cier Der rSGe.
Iiten RunOidau" monte einmal ie.
ben, tpos oabinter itede. uno erbiclt
arf feline gnirage iolgenoen 9riei:
Sebr geebrter Serr! 9eitGti9e bier
nit ben gmpfana Sbres wertben
Sdreibens unS tbeiIe Sbnen oaroui
be5iislid nit, oaB i'd in oieier Inae'
legenbeit cine miinolide 9eipre6uug
fir am 5tuedmaBi9iten eratte. Sd
bin oaber germ bereit, sic in meiner
obengenanuten @obnune 3Deds n1be'
rer ungenirter Riifiprofe 81 empIon'
gen. @eben Sic mir, bite, fur5 Rad,
riht. an peIfem Gage uno 81 mel.
der Shinbe sic 81 mir Su fommen
beabii6tigen. In0ernfaas bin i'd ie'
ben Ibeno nad aht llbr in meincr
Wobnune 5u ipreten. IuBeroem
tbeile i'd Sbnen nit, ooB Die Opera
tion BON einem angebenoen ar5t aus.
eefiibrt miro, beiien Same u~orlGulia
ieoo6 nift genannt ueroen bari. Die
Separation ieIbit 1T ihmer3loS unO
obne @eiabr. Ser Breis rittet iitl
nab grt uno An5obl ser g%emiinittcn
GhmiIfe( n Obstruction nir0 ,Sbuell
0ueefidert unb aud bon Sbnen per-
Iongt. gu ipeiterer Iusfunft germ
bereit, erfporte i'd Sbre umgebenoe
stntausrt, rcipeftine SbreH wertben
9eiud!
Der griei lit nit polem Hanrr
nn6 aoreiie aeseifmet. uno es 1T
an3umebmen. Dab es tbatiddIib Ror.
rem sibt. Die Die Operation" CUR
.8er3ierune" ibres autlises oorueb.
men IaIien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Die fibaniIde 9otterie bat ibr Sc.
i66itsiabr nit einem 8eineepi1p
bon So. 100000 abeeihIoiien. limb
elm rfIedIider Sbeil oieies Siinoen-
eelSes ilieBt aus BEN Saiden one
rifaniifer Eboren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Der @eneoIoge BooIe bot ermit-
telt. baB IodefeIlers .sIbnen" pfdI-
glide gauersleitte tparen, Die .Rog-
genieloer" bieBen. 8abridcinli9
neil iie &ogsen bouten. 90 Der Del
fonis iid auf elm onOeres @cihGft
geporfen bat, tonnte er lid nit HedIt
.SeIielber" nennen. 7os mare be-
5eifnenb, aber n%abrideinIid nid)t
nn6 ieinem @eidmad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Oh. OIipen. elm belltiter @elebr-
ter, Der bier gum 9eiud) rnr. ioG
eeiagt baben. oob Die ocutid,cn Stu
oenten anfGngen, iif 5u beiiern unb
ibre @emobnbeiten nit Ocncn Der
ameritoniider in @iufInno 81 brin-
gen iufIen. IS oiirite aber nod cine
eeroume 3eit in aniprut nrbmen.
bis iie i'm 5iiBbaQ uno i'm 5uds.
prelen oieieIbe Weiiterihofi crlan.
gen, oeren iid Die bieiise I~rrubeaie-
rige Siieeno erireut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

lie 8ormeri6nft rGtb bc.cnntlidJ.
.oab ieoes 9~anbestin0 pom S6ug-
ling bis jum @reis dm Sidbe -
tagtGglidJ Gur @rbaltln8 DER @e-
iumObeit iiini 9lepfel ellen iOlitc. Gin
@cIcbrtcr nit uEl iiberfliiiigcr Belt
bat nun bernusaeredlnet. Dab CUR
9eiolgung Oieies TatbeS aui6brIib
Taft cine babe 0iiQiaroe Sob grpieI
erfor0erIit m1ren. @ober Die fom.
men ioaen. baben Die Snrmer nber
nod nidt perratben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

s. Bierpont Rorsan bat Die Ser.
abieeung oes Stererpertbes ieiner
Sabrbabe BON 100000 auf $780,
600 ourd9eiest. ltno babel bebarlp-
tet Die b6ie 8elt. oaB Der amerifani-
ide Tinon5fonig 8unitid6se BON bel.
ipieloiem @ertbe in ieinen Samm-
Iungen berge.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
SisrbOsfutt in Bremen.

Das OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unS Der
io5iaIoempfrattite YarteiporItafiO
baben infolae oes 9raueritrcifs be.
itIoiien. fiber Die gremer in ser
9rauerio5ietGt or9aniiirten 9rane.
reien un6 idmmtIite bon Oieien
Srauereien Bier be5iebenoen @irtb-
i6ofteu ben 9opfott i'll erfl1ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Die Niifourier StaatsprGiiOentin
Der n9augbters Of the american Re
pollution" iiberraidte ibre 3uborer
nit Der gebouptuns, .oaB unier Cosr
rSodter") reines tarlfaiiidcn 9lut
ieoes Sabr ourd ben 3uitrom Don
glusI1nbern perunreiniet miro" =
Seer binSert Die ~90hter Der Gcpoli-
tion" baran, ibr .reines foutniiides
9lut" fir iib gu bebalten?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Sn 9etp Seriep bot elm @lasbId-
fer cine SIoide berseitelt, Die einen
10 engen SaIs bat, bob niHt cine
Siege bin6urd friefen fam. Dos
lit nidts fir einen ridtieen $ro9ibS
tions6urit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Ser MiQionGrfIub in. Retp 0orf,
Der ioeben orgoniiirt purbe. 5ablt
bsreits $50 IitgIieoer, bon oenen
ieoes 10 Iiaionen Collars ,pertb-
lit. 9ieie 8ertbi6atung 1T baufis
ni6t OieieIbe, penn es iih nm BE.
5ablung BON Steuern banoeIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Qie 9etroiter StrabenbabngeieG-
idait bat iid 81 elmer Serabiesung
6es Sabrpreiies ouf 8 Gents bereit
erfIGrt. trosoem Die 8ertreter Der
eIeftriid)en 9abnen nod fiir5li9
cine Grb0bune perIaneten. @er-
mutbIif lit in Detroit 6as Nftien-
fopitaI nidt 10 Itarf p%erpGIiPrt. ais
an6erspo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Die gngIomoner. peIde iid fir
Die Sun6ertiabresfeier oes 6rieoens
Stpiifen england unb ben 8ereinig-
ten Staoten beseiitern. ideinen bic
britii6en Seimtiiden p6breno hes
9iirgerfrieges poaitGnOig ucraeiien
All baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Der 9ampfer .Sitb" traf in RetD
gorf nit 744,000 @bineien5opfen
elm. Die Senoung fommt reihIi@
ipGt, bic Rahfraee nod faIf4em
Saar bat erfreuIiderneiie beSeutenS
nodgelaiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

0as 9unoesoberseridt bot bic
S~Iaioopers Der @nip6Ite aif bret
Shlnoen beidr6nft. Rett fol 8as
elm sefiiiener aonofat nift in orei
StlnOcn iaeen fam. lit iiberbaipt
nidt mebr Der Reoe fpertb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Sn Seros beiratbete Elm @uun
cine Srail, INN iid an ibr gu RIDDEN.
limb ifon penige Gage nod Der Sod
seit erbieIt er bon ibr Die erite Sra6t
griigeI. 8ade lit, Die man itebt,
aud mandmal bitter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

@enn Der aIte RenanSer nm et-
mas mebr oils 5ipeitauienO Sabre
ipGter in Die 8eIt getommen mo
iett unier 3eiteenoiie mare. bite er
Ii6erIib ieinen albefannten Beers 10
~abgeGnoert: 8en Die @otter lieb ba-
ben, ber-piro 2uftidiffer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23
Sanibel.
TTWHI
T8WlyT

Urine S6uIfinoer IN 81. 2ouis ers
baIten Rabl5eiten, Die MIR 21A Gents
foIten. 9emnnd ioute elm @rmo6Ie.
ner Iit fir 5 Gents iatt eiien fonnen-
Gin 9aib 9rot toitet nur 5 Gents,
unS 8aiier fam er umionIt baben-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Gie geritdrfuna Ses aousreiies fO-
itet Dem 9anoe iGbrIib runO $780,.
900. 0ieie Summe umfobt ober
MIR Die @ebGIter unS Re~iiefoIteh
8ie tbeuer iperoen Die S%erridaften
ionIt iuobI nod 81 iteben fommen3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-23

Die Sslnstsn Druekarbelten In DEF otadt
LIefert die once des "Woehsnblatt."
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18

Furthermore, D-M-F Is Ruarantocd.' n
contains no opiatcs or dangerous ingssp-
tents whatever, ana Is very easily a-ssk-
Hated by tho weakest stomach. =
DIME has proven its amazing Bsg4fs
on cases chronic for over "a score OF y1sBs
=. -. Granger of Warsaw, N. ", Says
"Since 1 was nine years old l suffered
from rheumatism. I could not get oct
Of my chair or stand up, No words can
describe my pain. ! heard Of 'D-M-F.'
began taking IL. and In three days 1 began
to walk about, and few days later was
working on my farm in tho worst sort %
weather without "a touch Of rheumatism.
'D-M-F' Is n wonder"
Get ut least one bottle OF D-M-F today,
take it according to directions, read tho
guarantee, and then you win understands
why D-M-F IL revolutionizing the treat
ment OF rheumatism I'm every form,
whether slight, serious or chronic.
Get D-M-F at your druggists Mt 81 "a n
bottle. IL you are satisfied with 1t, as yols
will be, get bottles for $780, and get rid
OF your affiictlon. II your druggist can
not supply you, It will be sent on receipt
of price by the D-M-F Medicine CO., 7i5
Lincoln Ave-. Chicago, III. Tho first bottle
Will convince every sufferer.
Recommended and Sold BY
SHUGARS & TANNER.
Stanford, Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18

looks ana MS tony manners ana nis
pleasing voice. Yet he has trailed
along With the toughest gang in the
business" Doyle paused, then said.
And yet he says he is innocent. sup
pose"
Yes" put In Handler. leaning com
fortably In his chair "Said so last
time I talked with him. This prison is
killing him. lie doesn't like il. He
can't stand Il. His nerves win stick
out through his skin II they jump
much more"
He's the one fellow think this
life would cure He's "A wonder"
AT safes. you mean" was Han
dler's sarcastic rcjoindcr.
Little did the warden and the dctSc.
tive realize ms they sat ana stbemed
TO bring about the further and com.
pletc ruin Of Jimmy Valentine that
there's divinity that shapes our
ends rough hew them how we WILLY
and this influence is not denied 10
those who anguish forlorn and hope
less IN prison cells
Little did they know that II might
be Jimmy Valentine. No. 1850. who
was 20 teach them that the soul OF a
man Is an unquenchable spark that
not even years Of oppression and
degradation can lastingly dim when
the spirit wills that they shall not.
And just now there came knocking
at the warden's door that portcnded
much for No. 1883
The wardcn's secretary went 20 the
door opening from the Office into a
waiting room where visitors were re-
ceivcd. He returned to announce.
Some members Of the Gate Of Hone
society. and they have the lieutenant
governor and his niece with them"
'Thc lieutenant governorf" cjacu-
later Handler Fay"
ayes"
What's the Gate OF Hopper asked
Doyle
"A gang Of women tryin' to release
from prison convicts they believe are
innocent" said the warden
The detective smiled
At Handlers order Smith summoned
the callers, Doyle making HIS exit.
The lieutenant governor" pondercd
Handler - ioOHdT n there's any
lcdk about those eontrdcts for sup
piies"
Mrs. Moore aud Mrs. Webster of the
society. middle aged women Of pleas
ing appearance, came In. followed by
Rose Lane, the Lieutenant governors
liece, and that official himself Miss
tame, a young girl OF unmistakable
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
sion. this voyage into this famous
| tamil az lirlnn hnnh man

sion. this voyage into this famous
tomb Of living dead men.
As the warden finished she exciaim-
ell. II once had an experience with a
burglar. and
Did he take your jewels3' asked
Mrs Moore sympathctically.
"No. I was in the parlor ear In day
light. was the only pcrsen In the
car. and this man walked up sad nc.
costed mo. reached for the bell for
the porter. lie struck my wrist. Then
he sat on the arm " my chair. lie
wanted to talk 10 me. he said
scarcely knew what 10 do when n
younger man. evidently gentleman,
walked In from the smoking cOmpsrt.
ment and. taking the man by the arm.
led him away"
How do you know the man was a
burglar?" asked the lieutenant gov.
ernor
Listen. had no more than got my
breath when the man came back. He
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che WAS TALL AND HAD BLOND HAIR"
threw his arms about my shoulders
aud again sat on the chair arm. When
| reached for the bell he struck my
arm. screamed. The gentleman
who had taken him away before ran
into the car, and they. fought. was
petrhed with fright. The gentlena n
was much the smaller, and IL seemed
he would surely be Killed when sud
denly by some trick he sent the man
crashing through the Pullman window.
| read IN the paper the next day that
a famous burglar was found with his
skull fractured near the tracks"
\ strange light came into Handlers
eyes. Was IL possible, he thought,
that so strange a coincidence
did that occur in this stateY' he
asked quickly.
Yes" between Buffalo and Roches-
ter two years ago i'm June"
The warden compressed his lips
firmly.
WAS the dead burglars name Cot
tom" he Intercepted earnestly.
Yes; that's what the papers said.
Did you know him?"
Had him here for five years once.
Odd, but we heard he was killed try.
ing 10 get on a moving train. And, by
the way, his particular pal is now In
this prison doing ten-safe breaking.
His name is Valentines The story you
tell is a brand new one on us"
And you never saw again the gen
tleman who rescued your" queried
Mrs. Moore Of Miss Lane.
Never Into the young girls face
came an expression Of mingled sweet
pess and regret. The woman's ques-
ton seemed TO revive in her the mem
Dries OF a voice and face and a man
'ner and a personality which somehow
she had never been quite able 70 for
get.
!, I'VE sat and talked for - tow min
|utes.r she finally went on. SHE told
'me that. there We're reasons why ES
'could not bet me know who be was
and that he could never see me again,
though wanted him 10 meet my fami-
ly 10 receive theirshanks for what he
had done. lie was very nervous, but
he had amazing strength for one Of
his build, as his handling OF that ruff
fan showed. When he shook hands
with me | noticed chat his hands We're
very white and smooth and sensitive
The warden was now leaning over
his desk, intent on the girls words.
II noticed that he had the habit Of
frequently pressing one hand nervous
ly into the other. and
HE was tall, and he had blond hair"
interjected the warden.
The girl gazed at Handler in open
mouthed establishment.
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DLISKEY DAVIS RAISED THE CHICK TO
$4,000.
give his visitors their wish, as Fay
seemed greatly interested, lie would
show them his prize exhibit In spite
Of belief that was taking a strong
hold on his brain he would take a
chane on displaying the unique ablli-
ties 40 70 t2SQ
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Of your worthless life You'd better
como to SEQ me once a month for fear
grab you by mistake-on suspic ION"
ITO - with your snarled Avery.
turning nway md facing the warden.
Eve got the ,rvculer state allowance
for released. prisoDers GONNA TO me.
amt Ir' f.tx.. 80.
-Yes," answered Handler. "aad you
tnke It and get out Of here, YOU
crook Here. sign this" Che showed
him n paper. "if you can write II
you can't. why make your mark" The
warden handed over bill.
The departing man scanned the
grccnback deprccatlngly.
give dollars he cried. and this
suit OF clothes that a country con
stable could see the Sing Sing tag on
in the night! Pretty good for eight
years and ten months work. eh7 And
you guys are my friends! For Gods
sake. let me get out OF here. where
there are men who don't live on the
mistakes OF some one else" He
wheeled toward the door and dlsap-
peared
There's one more we've got TO keep
track Of" commented Doyle.
Hell be at work in a week." said
Handler laconlcally.
Eyes, and I'll nail him and give him
back 10 You"
81 don't want him." the warden put
in hastily II just might make IL