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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-29

A. A. Campbell. representing the Mon
tana DALI Record. was in Culbertson
Tuesday and made the Searchlight a ira
ternal call. He left the next morning Tor
a trip north to Froid. Medicine Lake and
Plentywood The Record is one of Mon
tanas best daily papers.
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COUNTY Will
''''''' Be Ed DIVIDE
flavor Mathews Answers Recent
Articles in froid and Heidi
cine Lake Papers

That a new county will be
formed including portions OF Val
ley and Dawson County, no doubt
remains, and the harpings OF the
disgruntled countyseat politicians
will have little effect except to put
them IN bad with their own people.
Arrangements have been made
tor the circulating OF petitions
among the qualified signers Tor the
organization Of Gateway County"
to include the territory lying East
OF the Range line between Ranges
IS and 20 East to the Dakota State
line, and North OF the Sixth Stand
ard Parallel to the International
boundary. The territory covered
will include about IS Townships OF
Northern Dawson County, and I4o
Townships in Eastern Valley
County.
The question has been raised by
the Antelope Argus, Medicine
Lake Wave, Froid Tribune and
McCabe News, OF the probable
construction OF bridge across the
Missouri River in the event new
county was formed including a
portion OF Daw son County, also
the burdening OF the proposed new
county with the Indebtedness oil
this portion OF Dawson County
The facts IN the case are thai
the Indebtedness of Dawson Coun
ty is comparatively less than tina
OF Valley County, and that NJ
bridge proposition enters into th'
matter of forming a new county a
all. These are the "ScareheaC
issues" evolved from the fertile
imagination OF the obstructionist
above referred to.
No expenditure can be made b,
any county in the State OF Mon
tana Of $40, 900 or more without
vote OF the people, and 1t is NOR
than a dizzy helghth OF improba
bility that the people residing l
the proposed new county woul
vote for such an expenditure
public funds as would be necessaI
to construct a bridge across I'll
Missouri.
The whole sum and substance ,
the arguments put forth by Il
periodicals. above mentioned is Il
the purpose of obstructlng al
new county organization embra
ing territory whose residents Won
oppose the locating OF a countyse
at Medicine Lake. The Antslol
Argus is owned and edited by Il
Editor oil the Medicine LAX
Wave and the McCabe News
owned and edited by the Tribul
Publishing Company OF Frol
We are not advised as to the pc
sonel OF the Tribune Publishil
Company, bat We are Inform
that {. A. Haskins OF Medici
Lake has an interest therei
which attaches the odium of viii
we speak. Ii is most regretable ii
Medicine Lake has not suffice
- taxable wealth within her towns
n limits TO enable her to have
county OF her own.
w. Mathews.
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Ist A 18th at Bainville Mass at 10 so a. m.
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING iNsTALMENrs.
ins .;ron.utie' when Pc meet, n. and Nine;
the Rue Marbosui. Mime. Grsnst appear. a. n.
S SsGr husband SSs n sishe: TO % speak AZ viii him D' Esaaiy .oss
70 the Grenet apartment aud there find, N.
some odd Impulse preIents Eady from announcing
his uuesome discovery to the landlsdy, shcA Re
meets on Lis way back TO his own room. hs
on The charge OF numbering Greret. Eady gi"
his name 10 the police as Stephenson; Later ~
Va, hanged; and BY other hand, THAI Eady'. 4
ssrr,iou. magistrate named Marathon conducts
he investigation, at which E.dy !, a.i,nasd co q,
| Jninot. a young Partisan lawyer. 4 written con
ie.sion from Mine. Grsnet cause. Eady, t0 Is's. !.
MMs1s'huH rssnet. apparently, hanging dead from, the
ams rns TO which her husbands body had been
Ihses lawyer learn, that Nine Grenet has mere !
hanged a dummy from the ceiling rms. lie ptt
girst. soon sfterwari Ju.nots wife brings hou'
new servant. The 'srtant' proves u, he Mn't
c;renst SeI, morning Juinot tells Eady ,tha
Wsrsthon. the Magistrate, has lust called; sai!
listens ie,ipd hesyy curtain, to . ,.ls betre@i
?uinot aud Marathon. Nine uTsa"t s-sn-l
ioins him behind the curtains.
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on one . mead. Now. do you understand
why am going to place all the re-
sources OF my ingenuity at the service
or so noble a cause? Do you compre-
hend that 1t Is not N. Grenet's MUIR
derer who interests me. but-the rivaii'
lie paused and stammered:
Pardon me--the word outsirips my
thought. u. Is not a rival. | hold to
what l told you: l love Nine. Grenet
with an ethereal passlonl And, to save
her from the clutches OF H., whom. II l
were a married man. ! hould no, want
TO see beneath my roof. | am already
MAXIM the sacrifice of my social posi-
ton and am ready to offer a still greater
"ne-that OF my NE! | have said NJ
We heard Maitre Juinot accompanying
N. Maya.lon 10 ais auto, which was
stand!rs before tht do1r OF The uIiIe
house.
We heard the Magistrates last words.
sp0Hen on the threshold OF the ONCE;
All! JuInot. you are the lucky fellow.
You don't know what Jealousy is!'
At that word Jealousy. dOuD. less from
some ineApl!cable association OF Ideas,
Mime. Grenel IA my ear ia
ner musical voice:
Your duty. NJ. Stephenson. Is not 10
stay here another day"
/ Was startled The image Of
my beloved WIIe' Anne AIatoH. passed
before my troubled eyes,
Oh ] stammered. N an agitated
tone, so you want to destroy me a
sscond t!me!'
1t Is because / do not wish TO ruin
you!' said Nine. Grenet coldly. II
repeat my or~der'-yes, yes. the perplex.
lng creature said. my order" You
VII leave Nine. JulnoIs mouse at once.
NJ. Stephenson"
mo. no." | tried to es!st.
At that moment. Maitrs Juinot cam.
tack TO hls olice
Nine. Grenet swiftly vanished through
tho dining room. again pItting her
finger on her lips, II breathing tho
terrible warning. the lncomprehensibls
threat.
"Bewarev"
l mad Just seen. for the second time.
the cruel. evil light l had surprised the
evening before In her pure eyes, whils
the mistress OF the house was at the
plano. and | was terrified by It.
II was time for me to disappear,
The lawyer soon raised the heavy por-
there which separated me from his offios
and said bluntly:
well. you are satisfied, 7 suppose.
my lad. ] have only one more piece OF
advice TO give you, william Eady. That
10, TO be on from here as soon a.
possible"
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four hours after II. Marathon's visit. u
commit an unusually grave error. vsess
horrible result was the traKical as~t'
Of the bewitching Nine, Juinot'
I had obtained the evening before
from my annoyed counsel a delay OF
two days before leaving the house
whose hospitality weighed heavily upon
him for many reasons. ! hoped to proht
by them to draw from octave the ex-
plantations I needed. In truth. ! was
completely maddened by the idea OF an
other arrest. which was only a question
Of hours, | spent the second night In
the JuinOts' guest chamber-alas! what
cruel irony!-lH debating a delicate
problem between my conscience as an
honorable man and the instinct or self
preservation And | really belleve-it
Is as well to confess the coward'ce at
~once-that the ma gistrate's attitude. 50
partial. over partial. to Nine. Grenet,
alone prevented my ~denounC.ng Octayie,
the Juinots' sham domestic, Yes. I
really believe In that time OF madness
my conscience as an honorable m n had
no power. ani II ! d.d no. d~en0unce
her II VAS solely because I believed It
was for nv interest to pursue that
course.
II rs certain that matters would have
been different. that the terrible drama
which Is TO be rad would not have
happened in the little house en- the
Boulevard Ma!ilot at Neu!lly II N.
JuinOt had not come Into my room,
extremely nervous, almost frantic, "a
urge my departure and shake In my
face. like "A furious threat, the anory-
nous letter he had Just received.
' William Eady." he cried, waving
the scrap OF paper he was crushing In
his rage, his cheekbones red and his
eyes fierce. Il viii not insult Nine. Jul
not, with whom ! have jus, had an ex.
PLANTATION, by believing such gossip,
But read this note ! have received and
tell me n | was wrong the night b.'ors
last in reproaching YOU .or vqqr lacb
Of propriety after tho pc! FOL ma nee OF
'rannhauser.'"
The mans excite ment alarmed me
! felt how useless II would be for m.
to try 10 cheek his anger. | took the
paper from his trembling Anger and
read the scrawl, in which Maltre Jul.
not was urged, unless he wished tc
compromise irretrievably both his pc,
sltlOn among the lawyers and Nine
%Juinot's reputation. to drive from his
house Stephe nson, NJ, Grenet's muir,
derer. TO whom. through an inconceiv,
able feeling OF misplaced pity. he haC
given hospitality.
Where does this come FRONT VIII,
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A Great Fars AN MISERY Romance. BY Albert hoissiere.

knows you and your hiding place ?" -
demanded In a kissing tone. with furi-
Gus gestures.
had a feeling OF terrible anxiety
end answered like a coward.
This Anonymous letter Is from Mms.
Grenet!"
From Nine. Grenet or from anybody
else. do / carer yelled Maitrs
Juinot. IN a paroyysm Of wrath. ''Ex-
plain how the writer OF this nots can
Ny eowardics was to be complete:
Was I TO confess: ASK your maid.
Octavie-ask Nine. nrenet herself"
controlled myself and stopped on the
verge OF my hsseness,
"Maitre Juinot." | said sadly. Il will
not remain In ycur house a moment
onger''
i expect that. and nothing else!" ~
repile-, eAdsperdtsu,
You have un~deniabiy the power TO
destroy or to save an Innocent man. I,
william Eady, am a man OF honor and
an honest man! ! ask only one thing,
which you cannot refuse me. for you
are also both, swear. that whatever
may happen. YOU viii reveal ny real
ldeatity TO no one! In an hour | shall
probably De NJ. MarathOn's prisoner
agalu. Swear that you VIII know only
stephenson. the tenant In the Rue Ma
bcuf 80 and ever " nsss,t
. william EACy, the aviator Of
Malington."
Il sweaI IT, he sad, .
swear IT," | pers sted, by what yeu
hold most sacred-spea " ty the head
Of Nine. Juinotl'
"Oh. you make me shudder with your
head OF Mne Julnot'' he cried. Nine.
! Julnot Is away and viii not return be-
fore luncheon! | have sent hs- on from
here. | don't wish her II ? spect what
has occurred between VS.! / awe A bust-
ness engage ent. | glau return In IN
hour, See that | d. A. frd YOU here
when come back TAst 5 all | ask
of YOU :"
lie made a visible effort TO hold out
his gloved hand.
pardon me-" | said, one more re-
/ quest. Give me that letter.
The anonymous letter. Why. II .
please7"
That is my affair II Is o. no SER
Wee to you, and Il may lie o; ggeat
utility to me-
lie hesltated q moment. then decided.
and hsnding II to me. added with Q bit
ter laugh!
CTo De conunusdl
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-HE population of Argentina has
grown from l,sl-.oId in 1910 TO
II 6,O6o.s in 1910, Imports cave risen
from s7,i Os,2 2l to $3.50, b., 5S'.ii2; exports
from $50. 10. go 10 S-5J,5Si,l@ reports
Consul &c ,rs' 4. NJ 2-rlsman Of Blu
enos Ayres
The city OF Vienna possesses what Is
perhaps the most remarkable electric
or electrically llshted, fountain In eN-
istence. It Is situated in the schwartz
enbergplatz. Underneath the fountain
m a huge asmented chamber are placed
tventy-seyen rejecting lamps, capable
Of producinb several different luminous
and colored efftcta Tho light is trans
mitted through the waters OF the foun-
LAIN. The llght power o. the plant Is
I equal to 900. 100000 canll's
.Amorg the many No'H' 'Hrr'ed out oy
n. late 81, Gotn >ird Is The most oddly
named bridge In the world, This Is In
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4 Few Odd Statistics.

Peru on the Id,way from Lima 10 Or.
oya. spanning a deep and preclpltous
chasm over 800 feet wide and resting on
three gigantic piers Many OF the men
employed on the work were ex-sailors,
whose training enab. 4 them to work al
dizzy heights. Although the work was
necessarily OF a most dangerous char.
ncter, there were comparatively few
accidents. But an epidemic OF bu'
bonlc plague broke out So the bridge
was officially chr.stened Puente de las
NCrrugas. or Bridge OF Boils- q pane
which 1t stlll retains,
A sign with letters one hundred fee
high is to he seen on the shore OF the
Columbia River near Beverly. IN the
Sta;e q: Washington
Two small curved ribs within tins
spuut o: a new anti-splash.ns faucet
prevent tae water SCATTERING "a 1t
1suss. no matter what the pressure.
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convincing logic into 1t. his voice had
changed strangely. The tone was hrH'
err. calmer He seemed to be- lamenuns
his foolish Neutrality-suspicious. kne"
not what mourntul resisnatlca' what
foreseen dislllusion. wac IN The cepths
Of his br'.ised heart.
Now" he ~harangued. "do you under
stand why l mus, have tho head OF
z. the Strangler-and why my !mpera-
tIve duty, MaItre Juinot, Is to save. cost
what II may. the charming and too un-
happy Nine, Grtnct? am not going 10
enlarge upon my private feelings. You
OWNED them yesterday owe Lim1
Grenet! Let us understand each other!
] am not an old man who may be
fooled with impunity. To laugh at me
Is no easy work. I love Nine. Grenet
with my BRAN. with my Intelligence,
with all ms heart, too! love her as |
WOULD love a grown-up daughter, ! a
chlldless wldower! To say everything In
a single word, | love her Ideally. IL Is
stronge than IL feel a fathers heart.
do you understand? You don't UNDER
stand! Besides. that Is II, and Is not!
! love her with all my heart-snd my
seart Is filled with bltternesi' You DO
not know bitterness. Ma!tre Juinoi! You
are married to a delightful young witel
You are ignorant OF the mest human or
'eel!ngs-jeaiousy. In sAort'
Are you ~Jeaious, N Marathon
the lawyer interrupted.
Yes, sir. rs9.el the supplemented
man firmly. Il am not an ass! | I'M
lerstand perfectly well that there Is
underneath this affair a drama OF pas
on az dark as 4 ItJJuIess MINT / am
enough Of a psychologist to divine that
NJ beautiful! and vlrtuous Nine, Creme,
must nave commit ted some slight i'm
prudence with this Don Juan Stephen
son, your by no means estimab.e c!lent!
would risk putting my hand In the
hre that Nine, Grenet Is the purest Of
women ss but-she Is a woman,
after all, fear that she may be COM
pl.tely deceived, as we have been our
selves by this dangerous ruflan who
has gained her blind conhdencel | fear
that she may have gone away with u.
the Stranger! II Is a nightmare whicn
kept me awake until 2 o'clock this
morning An! Maitre Juinot, you do
not see them as | do. side by side. hand
in hand-she the weak and ignorant
victim. he the bod and dangerous ruff
dan! It's enough to make the hair rise
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S
kG corning my intentionsl
have a great dea OF aim.
~ Guilty In giving a truthful por-
@ trait OF the extraordinary
Nine. Grenet. who IL always varying.
and for whose execution an artists
hand would be necessary.
Perhaps II IL true that I should be
too much interested In tho affair to see
1t with an impartial eye! II I ideallze
| shall fals!fy It. like NJ. Marathon! IL
! allow the FIRST irritation caused BY
her eQulyocal conduct toward me- to
speak. my faithless bf ASH wiz Detrly
the FEELINGS OF tomorrow, which VIII
be my real ones.
Nevertheless. I should be the mos,
distressed OF story-teliers II the IMAGE
Of Nine, Grenet, which | am trying ,
render as accurate as possible. should
rende her disagreeablo to tho 'eaisr
foresee the oDyect.on'
The ambiguous remark OF Minis
Greuet: Everything leads me to think
both In the story VI the dummy anu
that OF the confessions. OF which 1 no
hear for the iirst time, that tnls Is tho
most plausible expression OF a trut1
of which we are Dota 'Gnoranti"
foresee the objection and I Answ.r
Il at once
Enere was no dppllcity on the part Of
Nine. Grenet! Nine. GreHet Was aDso.
Iutely ignorant OF the story of the
dummy and that Of the confessions. The
story OF the latter was the work Of .
,orger-a man named zimmerman. ~
NJ Marathon affirmed The matter OF
me dummy could not be attributed To
NJ Grenet's widow. but. doubtless. 20
,ha actual assassin, whose cynical lest
rad led me into the blind alley. without
egr.ss, where was brought TO bay
through an inconce.vable fatality!
| DO not say this lshtly, for It will be
,,oved In good time by Conte Pulllc-
c'ni, the elegant gentleman WAC pur-
,usd the charming Nine. Grenet with
his attentions at Kne!msl intend
neither to excgloste nor 10 accuse Nine,
Grenet, But do mean to exculpats
her. when adverse circumstance blum
dor!ngly accuse her. ana accuse her
with ne.ther restriction nor pity. when
her plumbers compe! me TO do so, And
IL is really her laundering, to use nc
harshsr word. that forced ne. twenty
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And woman sull grumblss that she y
pocketless
Pock.i!ess woman has progressed from
purse - handbag. from handbag TO
satchel. Now. we are told. the satchel
is to give way to the "~sack"-in the
form here illustrated. Meantime the
Sketch suggests that the new receptacle
be called the wosk-End." for II might
well contain goods and chattels sun.
Client for a visit OF that period.
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CHAPTER ".
tContinued.)
Nine TuinOt $ Maid.

xk-a BELIEVE. my friend. that
M. Marathon Is right.
Everything leads me 10
think. both In the story OF
S~ the dummy and that OF
the confessions Of which | now hea'
for the drst time. that this Is the most
plausible expression OF : truth Oh w..ca
va are both ignorant
! had felt aSa.ns- - ear the warmth
OF he breath.
Anu while speaking the Truth, I must
admit that the one OF her words was
SO strongly imbued with II, that
thought ! should be III, like a woman
who has Mysteries. In tbs presence OF
SO incomprehenslble a justification.
felt my hand burning with fever In
her icy one. l should have liked 10
withdraw It from her clasp but / no
longer had the courage! And she was
holding my fingers with a mechanical
pressure SO strong, 50 beyond the or
DIARY power Of a womsn's hand, that
! had the terrible feeling that mine
would always b. me prlsover o. ms
woman
VI Marathon had resumed his dem.
o%nstrstion. II hs was putting the sans
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CHAPTER V.
The Anonymous Letter.

"BET there no no mistake con-
S corning my Intentions!
have a great lea OF aim.
III Guilty In giving a truthful por-
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She Lobes Ano'hrr.

A MAN who signs his letter M n
n *" writes: -.
"A IT have been In love with . girl
for some time. Before ! paid attention
% this r,rl another man used to call
on her and she loved him shs tens
me now tina she still loves hin. ous
tina. she will marry me. inasmuch a.
her love for him 10 hopeless. Would u
no wise to contract such a marriaser
I certainly do not think you should
permit the young lady to do either you
or herself the injustice OF marrying
Won while she cares for another MAJ
Perhaps you can win her affection
though, u you are patient and kind. AZ
least she has been perfectly rank VITA
you.
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last Frendshfp.

A GIRL who slgns her letter b T."
~ writes:
Il am an orphan aud . youns
man calls frequently upon me. and has
given me many presents. He has told
me that no loves me. and although !
like him az . friend I DO not think I
could ever love him. Now. my married
sister says l have no right to accept
his attentions II I do not intend -
marry him. ID she rishtr"
Your sister 10 right to this extent: Yeu
certainly should make you feelings
toward tho young man very plain to
him. Then II he wishes to continue bis
attentions no cannot subsequently 70
proach you.
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nothing new about AGING Ias, p,ynt
as Colette. who runs away to Pal, 20
escape MARRYING tho lila. moIiv.
coddle. sh, pouted. sb. ybe.dled shs
vhinpered. Oh, ,urs, into ch,id,sh ..m.
pests OF jealousy. she Kissed svery man
In sight. shs ,,ia ali the ,bIn,. sb. h.,
done before and nothing more.
Instead OF acting simply Miss Purks
simply acted like a spoIled chill. I'm.
de, other circumstances Colet.e nigh,
have seemed like a half-sister tn.
ether little spItare. Michel,ne In I'm.
constant Geor -" II yyu remember
that character you will recall 4, was
acted delightfully."- Mlss Mary Boland,
who proved Z she knew the value
Of sincerity. Elsa surks La. night
never once I,illed he sincerity OF the
artis, into this little art student. Colette
sbockInp her minister aunts by sketch.
II. ,,oa.aa witch, haye noth.
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remind the artist of fifty ta his - may be against nun nm m Nan M h. acted
hanpiness {, Aubrey smith made tn artist n very pm" ""
H. n hat counted for more han thu mani Sue M"enuo,oI vim AZ N.
NMs Emily Wakenan ad MISS Isabelle West werea pprop"ate p"" Wv
maiden Edwin Nicander "a very good as ne NOM .n,m nn-,
cav life once he gets 10 Paris Henry Miller jr made Inc nos. '" a S Ia" 80 w."
IND Morton Seton ws amusing - a tender-hearte ponce omNA
Evans vas rather loud as an acuress h couh lac nc" WY
studio after the theatre without mi bother
* But "The Runaway" has apparently been tone &c" :" rs A"'N"" S"
n Il quts harmless
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Broken Eno4sements.

" Indeed would be fr more shoncrab!s for yeu 70 fahi your promise u
YOU anew in your W hsA hat your fsshnss toward our mo V~s "~
ali that hey should 10
: L,ov psrfculy wall hat u 10 omeumes vNy bNG nr . fiji to hAve
cuur.re enough to tell . nan IN n 10 ionger Loves him. II she 10 . snosr-nsart~
xl and she feels thai the "a cares very much f' esr u 10 no ssy "AS
Npsratey to max him unhappy Z
Blu, my desr. you ms, take my vord for II that II Il better I" auss q
MAJ ms. .harn mans beforsm marriages. han to have yu both endure III coneAsV
misery Of nnding yourselves unhappny tied to each other Tor ima
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DARNToN.

hA b krengn as hogs legs The EunaN y car to the lyc.un rhar.i Ia,
n NIGHT without throwing anything more thar the gold dus of Mis-, Buus
4 4 Burkes browning glory in or eyes Michael Mor,onsa adam. lion n, ,.
latest comedy by Pierre Neoera and Henri dc Grsse wasn't nearly "A da,zun,
Q Miss Burkes hair.
-, 1t is barely possible of courS. that in displaying her endunn. vo,,v charm,
0e little star-sheh as ro" quite slim aga!n-dd not bring out the yrsinal
of M play 1t vas rather edous though not so treome az .suzanne
b which hi layfr' actress appeared last season. Siacs then she mas learned