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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-07-18

iaise scenr anu out OF the way, the
first time, but he turned up again like
bad penny. What's worse, he's evil
IDENTIFY stumbled on to bit of legal
information which makes 1t safer for
us to disappear until we can get the
links OF our chain forged. He's taken
the case into court already, and the
sheriff Is here tryin' to find me SO az
to serve the papers. I've got to skip
out, and so've you"
"I?" rising to her feet, Indignantly.
What have l done to be frightened
over?"
He laughed, but not pleasantly. {
oh. hell, Christie, can't you under.
stand? Old Waite is after you the
same way he is me. It'll knock our
whole case If he can get you into
court before our evidence is ready.
All you know Is what | have told you
that's straight enough-but we've
got to have proof. | can get it in
month, but he's got hold of something
which gives him a leverage. don't
know what it is-maybe it's just
bluff-but the charge is conspiracy,
and he's got warrants out There is
nothing for us to do but skip
But my clothes; my engagement"
she urged, feeling the insistent earn.
estness OF the man, and sparring for
delay. Why, | cannot 60 Besides,
If the sheriff is hunting US, the trains
will he watched"
DO you suppose l am fool enough
to risk the trains!" he exclaimed.
roughly, plainly losing patience. Not
much; horses and the open plains for
US, and a good night the start of them.
They will search for me first, and
you'll never be missed until you fail
to show up at the Troadero. Never
mind the clothes; they can be sent
after u.s.
Tonight" she cried, awakening to
the immediate danger, and rising to
her feet. you urge me to fy with
you te-night?-now?"
Sure, don't be foolish and kick I'D
row. The horses are here waiting
just around the end OF the ravine."
She pressed her hands to her breast
shrinking away from him.
No! No! will not so!" she dc.
clared, Indignantly. Keep backI
Don't touch mel"
Hawley must have expected the re-
sfstance, for with single movement
he grasped her even as she turned to
ny. pinning her arms helplsssly to her
side. holding her az In wise.
"oh. but you will. my beauty" he
Erowled. II thought you might act
up and I'm ready. Do you think am
fool enough to leave you here alone to
be pumped dry? 1t is big stake I'm
playing after. girl, and am not going
to lose 1t through the whims of
woman. If you won't 90 pleasantly.
then you'll 90 by force. Keep still.
you tisress! Do you want me to choke
your"
She struggled to break loose. twist.
ing and turning. but the effort was
useless. Suddenly he whistled sharp.
ly There was the sound of feet
scrameling down the path, and the
frightened woman perceived the dim
outlines of several approaching mon
She gave one scream, and Haw-
ley released his grip on her arms to
grasp her throat
She jerked away, half-stumb bling
backward over \ rock The revolver,
carried concealed in her dress, was In
her hand Mad with terror, scarcely
knowing what she did, she pulled thu
trigger In the flash she saw one
man throw UP his hands and 60 down.
The next instant the others were upo1
her
ITO Be Continued
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-07-18
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-07-18
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but am going Through it just the
same"
The truest kind of courage, my
girl. Now slip inside, but hold the
door ajar. Hawley will certainly be
here within ten minutes, and you must
Join him at once, or else the other
might appear. You can judge as to
its being him even in this darkness.
Goodbye"
The longing to clasp her in his
arms. to speak the language of his
heart, was almost overwhelming. yet
the memory of that figure sinking
along behind them, and the brief time
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-07-18
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-07-18

before Hawley's probable appearance,
for he would leave the theater at tho
conclusion of Miss Maclaire's act, re-
strained all demonstration. This was
moment for action, not for words OF
love; no delay should hazard the sue
cess of their undertaking. He heard
the slight creak OF the door as the
of the vestibule, and then he glided
away through the darkness with the
stealthy silence of an Indian. There
was no one in the alley-way, which
was narrow and easily explored, but
the glow from the front windows
plainly revealed the shadow of man
near the entrance, and Keith slipped
up toward him, hugging the side of
the building for concealment, prepared
to resort to harsh measures. AS he
reached out. gripping the astonished
loiterer by the collar. they stared at
one another in surprise. and the grip
ping hand as instantly released its
hold
You, Fairbain! What the devil does
this mean? What are you spying on
us for?"
Clearly taken aback, yet not greatly
disturbed, his eyes showing pugnaci-
Gus and his jaw set, the Doctor rubbed
his throat where Keith's knuckles had
left red welt.
"DamL you, | think I'm the one to
ask for an explanation" he growled.
She said she was not going with you.
and now you are around here together
at this hour. | had a right to know
whether was being played with like
that"
But, man, that was not Miss Mac
laire I was with; it was Hope Waite.
Come back here under the tent flap
while l explain"
Fearful of the coming of Hawley
he fairly dragged the portly figure of
the bewildered Doctor with him.
striving, by quickly spoken words, to
make him comprehend the situation.
knowing previously something Of the
issues involved. it was not difficult to
mako Fatrbain grasp the meaning OF
this present movement yet his SYM
pathies were at once enlisted upon the
side Of Miss Christie. He'd be damned
II he would have any part In such q
schems-if she had right to the
money he'd help her get tit was q
cowarAly trick. and he'd fight II nee
essary. to keep her from becoming =
victim. His voice rose. his arms
brandtshinE violently. his sentences
swapping like rife shots. Keith an
gered, and fearful Of discovery
which would leave Hope exposed, real
lied the futility of discussion and
turned to physical force Grasping the
Eeshculating man with both hands, he
flung him backward and dragged him
into the empty tent, kneeling on him
as he throttled him to the earth.
Now. Doctor, you listen to me-" he
said sternly I'm through arguing.
hate to treat you like this, for you are
my friend. but I'll not stand for inter
ference here. Do you get that, you
old fool! Lie still until get through!
| respect your feelings toward Miss
Maclatre. She is good girl, and
hope to heaven you get her If yeu
want her. But you never will if you
permit this affair to go on. Yes,
know what | am talking about. In all
that Hope and do we are serving you
and Christie-our only fight is with
Black Bart Hawley. Stop being a
bullet-headed old fool, Fairbain, and
understand this thing Lie still, tell
You. and hear me OUT Hawley is a
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-07-18
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
KIMMEL CASE MAY
GO TO THE JURY TODAY

ST. LOUIS, March latter 90
days of conflicting testimony. lawyers
In the Kimmel suit yesterday began
an analysis OF the identity mystery
and the insurance contest from the
standpoint OF the plaintiff, the receiv-
ell of a Niles. Mich, bank, and from
that Of the defendant, an insurance
compan of New York.
Two lawyers spoke yesterday and
two are scheduled TO address the jury
today II is thought the case will 60
to the jury late tomorrow.
The first two speeches, those CT
Charles f. Sweet for the plaitniff, and
Frederick n. Judson for the defense,
laid emphasis on the question wheth-
er George A. Kimmel has been proved
to be actually and physically dead.
Sweet contended that his death had
been proved by John p. Swinney's
story, while Judson argued that Swim
ney's story had been proved false.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
HUPP-YEATS ElECTRICS
/. TO Be MADE IN NEW FACTORY
Big Expansion in Bushes:
Makes Larger Quarters
Absolutely Necessary

To care for steadily increasing
demand for Hupp-Yeats electric cars,
IL has been found necessary 10 provide
much larger factory quarters. and a
deal has just been closed by the
rich corporation for lease OF the
factory buildings on Monroe-ave. for
merly occupied by Herbert Manufac-
turing Co.
Up TO the present time the Hupp-
Yeats has been built at the plant OF
the RICH corporation. on Lycaste-st..
In the Fairyiew district. The rich
gasoline car is also being manufac.
tured In this plant. Although several
new buildings have been erected dur
ing the past six months, the increase
of the manufacturing space at the r.
CHI plant has been far outstripped by
the growing requirements OF the fast
increasing volume OF business on
RICH gasoline and Hupp-Ieats cleo
tric cars.
Establishing the Hupp-Yeats in new
and 'srger factory quarters will not
only permit of greatly increased
output of electric cars, but the space
gained at the RICH plant will enable
the RICH corporation TO increase its
output of gasoline cars oyer 90 per-
cent. AT the present time the factory
is turning out 40 cars per day. One
of the important features in connec-
ton with the removal of the Hupp-
Yeats TO new and larger quarters, is
the association OF Mr.. G. W. Fox with
the Hupp-Yeats interests as general
manager in charge OF the production
OF this car. Mr.. Fox is widely known
throughout the trade on account OF
his connection with Fox Brothers &
Co.. who have for number OF years
occupied a foremost position in the
trade as builders OF auto
mobile bodies. Mr. Fox will devote a
large part OF his time to the manufac'
ture OF the Hupp-Yeats electric, but
will still retain his interests in the
body building business.
There will be no change in the
sales end Of the Hup-Yeats and, as
heretofore. this car will be sold
RICH corporation branches
and dealers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
DE La Ba,va WI G0
Back to Mexico Soon

PARIS, March Arriving here
from Switzerland today, Francisco
De la Barra, who acted as temporary
president OF Mexico during the- inter:
val between the Diaz and Madero
regimes, declared that the revolution
lists have the best OF intentions. but
that they are misguided. He will sail
for We're Cruz on March IL.
De La Barra said he was not can
didate for any office and expressed
the hope that the uprising would soon
be brought TO an end. In discussing
the possibility OF American interven-
ton. he said
knowing the love for Americans
for justice and fair play and their
Friendship for Mexico. | do not think
that there is any possibility OF inter-
vention. However, If such an event
uality should occur, ] am confident
that my countrymen, would fight as
one man against an invasion"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
III. s. Won't PM Ban ON
JnareS Customs House

: WASHINGTON. March l.-Affirm-
Ing it's attitude in the Madero revolu-
ton, the administration has decided
that IL has no authority TO prohibit
legitimate expectations through the
Fl Paso customs house, into Juarez,
Mexico, lately captured by Mexican
rebels. Even arms and ammunition
may not be diverted. provided Gus
toms officials are assured that such
supplies are not shipped to assist the
revolutionary movement.
This decision was arrived at after
conference OF state, justice and
treasury officials.
State department officials did not
conceal the fact that this decision
must complicate the Mexican situa-
ton. Madeyo Is expected at once to
make an effort to re-capture JuareZ
and In this event, there may be a
hattie II there is battle. il Is fear
ell that bullets may fly across the
border, and this. the administration
has made II clear. II will regard as
an "unfriendly act"
Seven armed Americans accused
OF seeking to join the rebels were
brought to Cananea, the state de-
partment learned.
Ambassador Wilson, at Mexico
City, was instructed to investigate
the Azcona statement threatening
danger to Americans If the United
States interviewed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
Sales Slips of Following Stores Good for Votes

DRY GOODS.
] T.. Henderson, 9li Grand River AVG
A. Keiden, 500 Gratiot Ave.
Frank A. Rolf. ll5l-ll53 Gratot A'o
Nm Siegel. 1910 Grauot Ave ,,u,
Siegel Bros. 1900 Chene. cor. Mii"au'
Louis Knapp. 1859 Jefferson Ave.
Hungerford a Caughey. 1914 GrauoI
The Ideal. 1896 Gratiot Ave.
Samuel II. Hook. 1479-iiS3 WOODWARD
Strut= & Schmidt. 577 Baker.
GENTS. FURNISHINGS.
Repner A. Iiraef. SEQ GrRtiot Ave.
Regner a. Graef 12I4 Gratiot ave.
u G. Fischer 147e West Fort ST
Frank A Rolf. 1151-1153 Gratiot Ave
oesterle & Honer Az Grauot Ave.
y henderson. GA Grattot Ave.
naNy son q Nesbitt. 1862 Woodward
George Hewstone, 3S9 Clay Ave-
Sol Rosenthal River Rouge.
FURNITURE STORES.
Hoetger a. Martz, SEA Gratiot Ave.
dempsey & Hyner. 1435 Mich ave. bet
Twenty ninth and Thirtieth.
CANDY STORES.
Hen.melef Candy Co, 93S Grand River.
frank c. Nadeau. River Rouge.
HARDWARE.
Iouys & wickey. 926 Grand River Ave.
Tyre Harydware Co. 463 Grand River.
w A Schmitz, 1904 Russell St
NEAT MARKETS.
c. w. Spoehr, 1920 West Fort st.
Detroit Market Co.. 3s5 Clay Ave.
VIM Gaedcke, 2436 Jefferson Ave.
j. f. Rebtoy 1895 Fourteenth Ave.
Janisse Bros. 2l0 McDougall st.
Fred wurster. River Rouge.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
Krieg Bros, iS5 Gratiot Ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
TWO CASH REGISTER
OFFICIALS ARRESTED

CHICAGO, March 1.-Two men,
prominent i'm the affairs OF the Ma
tional Cash Register Co. were arrest.
ed In Chicago late yesterday. on in
dictments returned in Cincinnati re-
Gently charging violation OF the Sher-
man anti-trust act. They are:
Robert Patterson. a director OF the
National Cash Register Co, and pres
ident of the Motor Car Co.: Charles
T. Walmsley. manager Of the Chicago
branch OF the cash register concern.
Both men appeared before United
States Commissioner Mark A. FoOte
and gave bond.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
|nlDERO SAYS PEACE WILL
Be EFFECTED IN DURANGO
President of Mexico Denies That
Americans Have Been

NEW YORK, March LIN a dis
batch TO the United Press today
Iresldent Madero, OF Mexico, denied
ltaf Americans had been killed IL
yelardena He also predicted that
CIDER would soon be established In the
state OF Durango where the revo.u
tionists have been the most actiS {
onlslde OF Chihuahua. The dispa,cf
lofiows:
According TO news which have
received from the region of Tor
reon and San Pedro the situation
IL improving great deal. II 10
not true that any Americans were
killed In Velardena as some pa,
pers assert.
Those who have received due
protection from the government
forces inform me IL is probable
San Pedro will get into communl.
cation with Monterey today, and
In two or three days with Tor.
reon. As soon as this is ac
complished, industrial and mer.
camille activity will be reestab-
lished in that region and com
paratiye calm will rule. Com
munication with Velardena will
also be re-established very soon
and business will be resumed.
tSigned)
FRANCISCO MADERO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
Orosco Reported to
Haze Deserted Madero

EEL PASO, Tex, March Cen.
Rscual Orozco today severed hts rela-
tipns with the Madero government
and will assume command OF the Vas
Quista forces upon the arrival of the
rebel army under Campo and SalaZar
q the outskirts of chihuahua.
This was announced today by Luis
Frnandez, chief of Shlazar's staff and
tie man who put Emilio Vasquez
qbmez into the limelight while secre-
TRY OF the revolutionary junta in San
Antonio, Tex.
AThe Vasquistas hope to leave Juarez
lie today over the Mexican National
line for Chihuahua, but their plans
are being interfered with by the block
ing OF the line on the American side,
80 that engines aIfd cars which we're
rushed to Ell Pasb ostensibly for re-
pairs when 1t became known that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 1.--Wil-
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he started for the White House on a
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
a PRIESTS AT MoMAN.s FINER

MI. NT1FsM EINS. MICTl.t NIHTCH I.---IHH
funeral of Mrs. Margaret Thornton. one
or the most prominent Catholics In the
city. which was held Thursday was
attended by thiFty-three priests and
high mass was said 10y Rev. Father
James v. Thornton n son of deceased
The funcral was one Uf the largest
ever held Ina Mt Clemens.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01

The pretty little lady whose dane
ing is feature OF The Spring
Maid, and whose costume, in the ac-
companying picture, is that of rab-
bit in the woodland scene of the tune
fun Viennese operetta in which Chris
tie Macdonald will return to the De-
troit opera house next week
The Temple theater will have as the
headliner of its program, next week,
the popular monologuist, Frank 70
garty. Mr.. Fogarty is called the legit-
innate successor to the late j. w.
Kelly, The Rolling Mill Man Under
the name, The Dublic Minstrel Fo-
garty has made for himself an envi-
able place among vaudeville enter
tainers. Whether IL is an Irish story,
q touching recitation or a song, he
puts II over" the footlights with a
spirit that is infectious. On the same
bill will be Harry Williams and Percy
Wenrich, the authors of many popular
song-hits OF recent times, in an offer
Ing of ballads and comic songs The
Thos. j. Ryan-Richfeld company il
Will NJ. Cressy's latest playlet, Mag
Haggerty's Reception will be an
other feature.
Taxi Girls" the merriest OF must
cal and burlesque extravaganzas, al
though a new show, has become one
OF the most popular offerings OF the
burlesque theaters, and will be seen
in the Gayety theater next week
Taxi Girls" possesses many OF the
features that go towards making up
an enjoyable entertainment of the
light and frivolous kind. The comedy
Is said to be very funny, the char
acters unique, the music tuneful and
scenery beautiful, the latter featur-
ing a Mexican set used in the produc-
headed by the ell-Taylor trio,
Henry Fink and sister. the Semon
due, Ward & Bohlman, Henry Mel.
son and May Brown.
or interest to music lovers will be
the return of Vilmos Westony, tie
Hungarian pianist and protege OF
Richard Wagner. next week, when he
will appear as the headline attraction
Of the Miles bill. Westony's playing
has attracted much attention, and his
engaging manner before the foot
lights adds much TO the enjoyment Of
his act. He was last heard in Detroit
seven or eight months ago. Another
entertaining feature will be the Amer
lean Newboys' quartet, an organize
ton that occupies high place in the
vaudeville world. II comes here with
brand new material, II is promised.
The members OF the quartet have a
large personal following in Detroit.
One OF the Hyeliest and gingerIfst
shows to entertain Gayety patrons
this season. Is the Social Maids"
company, now. playing an engage
ment in that house The company is
headed by George Stone. brother OF
Fred Stone, who has been ASSOCIATE cd
with Hugh Montgomery with so much
pFeAt to themselves and pleasure 10
the public for a number OF years.
George Stone followed his brother
Fred in the part OF the Scarecrow in
THE Wizard OF o." In the Social
Maids" company. Stone and Frank
Hayes are the chief funmakers. Mrs.
Stone. known To the stage as Jennie
Austin, is leading souDrette of the
same company and is a pretty, grace
full woman, whose work always makes
hit with the audience.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01
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