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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Die Gieien Hes Oseans.

Scrlin, 16. Suli. - Sos Ger
mefungsibiff nSlanct" Der bcilt,dwn
Iarine bat in Der Gdbe Der Ybilips
pinen Die ticflte bisber befannte Stele
ocs OCEANS, $3.50 Ieter. pocr 400
SUB mcbr ais 6 Neileu. cntbcft. Sic
betreffenpe StcIe III lineciGbr picr5io
Scemcilen pun Der Nprofiiitc bon
Minoanao cntfernt. Sic ticiite
otclle. lpcld)e bisber bcfaunt mar.
lpuroe bon Dem amerifauiihcn &abcls
%oanpfcr .Herp" i'm Sabre 1901 iiibs
lid) bon Der SnIcl Gum cnteedt unb
bctrug $685. Metcr. etipaS penigcr
ais iefs Ieilcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
G~ibetanifcbe Sarbarei.

Gus Sbansbai, China. nerlautet:
Sic Sibetdner baben Die Stapt 2itans
in Der Yropin3 S5eduen eiueenoms
men uno babel entieslihe @rauiams
teiten periibt. Sraucu unb ainoer in
Ntenge Iino lebenbia perbranut ooer
auf a1bcre @eiie abaeihladtet pors
Den. Die @arniion bate cine Stunbe
lang 8iberitanb scIeiNct unb mar
oann inter 3uriidlaiiuns bon 20
Sobten. Die in ben Strabeu laeen,
aeflphen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
I'm Sic Gmft eeiebt.

Wabin9ton n, 9. g., %. Snli.
Sur6 nirefte Yartei sg5itimmuna
beihloB bas Wabls Gomite gto. 3 bes
9auies, bent repmblifnniid)em 6eprd-
%ientanfen 6atlin BON ct. 2pniS ieinen
Sit sn nebmen nno bnfiir ben che
malisen Repraientamten Gill, eincn
9emufratem, IN has Saus ~anisuneb=
men. 6atiin'S Champagne . Mms-
gaben waren 10 erok, baE has Gpmite
81 Der Aniiht Fam, ieine Wabl lei
nit nnseietlidien Mitteln b~nrdseiett
uurben. 8iq lpdre nabriheinlid)
9clpGblt iporoen. fpenn Sutlin's Seute
ni6t nit 8clb searbeitet bdttcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
WaS feitete Sic GntHeefmne
3lnnerifa'S?

Wabrtb, 20. Suli. = Rednnn.
gen, bic in Yalus, Spanien, aufsefun
ben wnrocn, laien crfennen, baf bic
Ggpebitipn, auf Der 6briitopb Go
llmbus Nmcrifa cntbefte, $1,000
%foitete. Sic Nusriiitnns Der 5lotts
~fuitete $1,000. Die peri6nlihen Nns-
gaben non Columbus nnb ieinen Gift
sieren betrngen $500. nnter,ucas
,unrben $4,40O perbramht. Der
2uhn. ben jcbes N.italieb Der Nann=
ihait empfing, madt $1.25 pro-
Mpnat aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
perkansnibueuer Wslfen'
brmcb.

81 II o, Nen., 20. Suli. = Sn eis
ucm &olfenbrudl, ipeld]er Sounerstaa
Ibeno bds Conn Sepen Srouobs,
Nepaoa, beimiuhte, biiBten 5lpansis
Yerioneu ibr Seben Gin. Sn 2opelpd,
niht peit o Sepen Srouebs. iinb
iieben Yerionen ungetommen. unS in
Ia5uma lit oas bortige Sotcl poaz
itdnois i~imseipprfen, ionic fiinf Ser
ionen getobtet porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

Die Snnhesbcbjrbe sebt nmnmcbr
sesen bic Butter unb Ger.
86rie ppr.

SIM gunbesserift 5u Chicago. Sn..
beeann AM IS. Suli Die l%lnteriufuns
tpelhe geeen Die Gbieasoer, Glgiuer
nnb Stem 9orfer Butter nnb Gicr,
Worie einseleitet purbe. Iun bai
ermittelt, baB etipa "a Nann Den
Sonbel c~ontroairen unb in Ser Gage
iinb. Die Hrciie Die Den Y~roon5enten
be5ablt iperben, berunters mnb Die
&reiie. Die bon Den Goniumenten be-
6oblt tperben. piqfiirli6 berauf5us
jdlrdubeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
2lpiatifer Cote Ser trsebe,

Im 10. Suli itiir5te 81 Saris
Scr 9uftihiffer Sliperes 500 SUB tiei
in BEN Sob; am ielben Gage 81
Scbaitoppl, Siirtei. Der Rilitdrs Suit
ififfer. I%ofutsti; am II. Suli gu
Guincb, Waf., ans 1000 SUB 6obe.
Der II Sabre alte Gerondlit 9. Sora
DIETER; am IS. Suli bel 2eip5is. Scnte
nant Yreulier, Elm beuti6er &%ilitdra
2ufti6iffer.
49,
Sem 2nftihiifer @ierra IN Galis
%iornien lit ieire Sluemaidinc ourh@
9egansen. Sic mari i'm nit ciner
lfarfcn Neigung ans elmer 9Dbe bon
.20-Sub auf ben 8oSeay~iinn efttz
ihipebte in Die 2iifte. BIS iest bat
lie Hiemanb tpiebergeieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
no lieet Scr Sekler?

Iem gorf, 10. Suli. - Sas
fiir5li6 bel ciner goliiion nit Dem
Sampfer COMMONWEALTH" in Der
Narra9aniet Ban bcihdoiste S6lahts
idiif .Nen 8ampibire". iiber belicn
gintreifen IN Der Napp Yarh berihtet
fuarh. purbc geitern in ben Srodens
bod go. 2 scbraht. uno ba iteltc lid
beraus. bab nidt MIR. nie es urs
ipriinglih bieb. Der pbcre Stern. ions
per9 aplb Der unterbalb oapon be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
ws ift Sic fatkeliidse Kirepe
am ircisitcn?

Sapit Sius Der Scbutc 6uBertc iid).
Die romiifs tatbpliidc Stride lei beute
i'll Den ioScnnnnten prptcitantiid,cn
Sdnbern %frcier. ais in Den 9Gnbcrn.
Die ma allaemcin 81 Den fatboliiden
red,ne; aber in feinem anpern Yannc
Der Welt lei tic 10 frci, mic in ben
Hereinafter Staatcn pun Nmcrifa.
Sicic grfldrungcn iolcn audi ser
3nuptinbalt elmer @n3pflifu ipcrocn,
an pelder DER Yapit icst arbcitct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

Con il antinopeL. 21. SuIi.-
Ser 0rpBpc5icr bat in Der aanmcr
crfldrt, paB Die tiirtiihe 8cgicrina
aue MISUNDERSTANDING ais lmans
ncbnihur 5nrildgcipicicn babc.
Sic Silrtei. ia9tc DER @rpSpcSicr.
gcbcntc, ibre Soupcrdnitdt in Sriz
Polls. aiItred]t 81 erhdltcn, unb Der
aric9 milrbc fortbaucrn. bis Sricbcnss
bcoingungcn porgclcgt wiirbcn. oic
iih nit DER 8iirhc Der Siirtci pcreinz
barren licbcn.
Ser ~orobuc6icr fiietc binSu. CT
babe bcfricbi9cnbc 3%uiihcrungcu cme
pfangcn, NuB HuSlanb fcinc icinbicliz
gen Nbiihtcn 9e9cu Die Siirtci babe.
Sic aammcr CAB Ger 8caicrung Gin
bciuabc cinitimmigcs %~crtrnucnss
%ptnm. Us p%erlnutct. hdB Wnbmlb
Wufbtar. Der cbcmuliac Wdrincs
Miniitcr. gum &ricgSminiaer crnannt
morbcn III OILS Eudiolgcr beS Dor
elmer &od)c Suriid9ctrctcncu &abmnio
S6eifet Saida.
$50
= 9as bltcrreidiid)e Sort Nicbcrs
pernlcno puroc am rs, Suli ourd,
einen Sranb pplitdnbig pcrnihtet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Gait rsiit Senat eetaSclt.

%aibiugton, 3. g.. 21. Suli.
Mad iiintitiinbigcr Sebattc i'm
Senat purocn nit 80 acacn % Stint
men i'll @c6ug ani oic 2orimers
Iiinire, Srdiioent Saft Elm 5abclss
@otum M Sbeil. wcil or, ,uic cS hcist,
Senaturcn scgcn Sorimcr IN bcciu=
flniien periudDte. Iae Scnptratcn
itimrmten gcgcn Sait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

ielben iofort BEL. Ser Ycrein ion ais
Ritelieoer ein3elne Yerioncn, Corr
porationen, Screine unb @emeinoen
nufnebmen, weld,e einen Sabrcsbet=
tras pun wenisitens brei Collars 81
benz ansesebenen S,ucde beitra8en
iuulleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Gnrfiibcs.

Gonitoutinppel. 20. Suli.
SaS tiirtilhe &abinctt rciignirtc
DER Nrmccz Hcpoltc. mb Gems
iif Yaida. hcr6citigcr @otihaitcr in
9onhon. miro 6llm @roBpe6ier err
nannt. I'M Gin nclies Iiniiterium an
Die Meiianutipn bes aricsss
miuiirerS &abmuo S1eftet Yai@a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

3urid 1t, Shpei5. %. Suli. =
Die idone Stoot al Der 2immnt.
ipcld]e in Der iceiscn 8phioiiou baS
3icl Sauienber o Souriitcn. pprs
6%uaspeiic Imeritnncr. III. bictct cinen
Nnbiid bar, dis oh lie lid, i'm @clagcz
r%unesSultonb bcidnoc. Sniolgc zines
BON Den @elpcrtihnitsiii9rern anccs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Sertihritt.

w icn II. 21. Suli. - Scr 0iters
rcitiife Sbroniplgcr lit boran, alc
militdriih mtildtigcu gr5bcr56gc aus
Gommanboitelcn DER Irmce 81 cnts
fernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
(Spe3ialbrief bon q. s. g.
3apanifd Is.
lie srphen @eranoerunsen, bic in
rclisioier &iuiiht itattsefnnoen,
peripreden cine Submit fir
fatbpliihe WiiiiunGre.

Ser brittle Spnntas inn Smni I
be5eihncte cinen Meilcniteim in I
Der Weid)ihte bcs &atbpli5is= I
INNS Sapan's. Die prahtpuae I
gutbiifc Ser3 Seim : STRIDE in Z
gGfpbama, pclfDe pum b6djitem I
Enntte oeS ,Slnff" berab ben I
0rembcn bel icincr Mnfnnft i'm 4
Safen, benz @amptcinsanse Sa= I
pan's, bcgriist, bcsims am ienem I
Gage ibr Y~atrunsfeit nuo ibr Z
soloencs Subildum. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
(gingcianbt.)
Hatbnlifhe tebrer tasfn.

Icp. s. &aiter nun Nen 2pnopn,
gSis., crflirte ais edter Wann
Der Chat, sur tlnteritiitnns nns
acmiiscnc beiploeter 2cbrer peribns
lid cinen Sabresbeitras pom 500
beiSnitemcrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

(6orticeans aai Der II. Settle }.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
COPPER HILL DEAL
 IS REPORTED AS DEF
Purchaser Is Said to Have Done Little Work and
 Failed on Payment

PRESCOTT. Ariz., Dec. 27.-Nego- tiations for the purchase Of the Cop per Hill group Of mines in Copper Basin. by the Commercial Mining company. which has held the option for the past six months were sus. pended yesterday, John J. Jackson and E. s. Clark refusing to extend the option that was desired by the Commercial people
 The first material payment of the Sl0,000 fell due on Saturday and il not being forthcoming resulted in the cancelling of further negotia' tions. During the life of the option a small monthly payment was made to the owners of the Copper Hill. but during the time no effort was made by the prospective purchaser to un water the property that an inspcc- ton Of underground conditions could be determined. The Copper Hill group consists of fourteen claims, which adjoin on the west side lines the holdings Of the Commercial.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
CONFIDENCE |S
 AGAIN MANIFEST
Better Tone and Increased Volume of Business But with Marrow
 Fluctuations
COPPERS IN DEMAND

BOSTON, Dec. 2T.-Trdding today showed a more confident tore. Vol ume of business was still small and fluctuations narrow but most of the new orders were on the buying side. The Washington investigation Of the money trust seems to have lost it's effect and the close approach Of Jan uary lst with money still compara- lively easy is helping to restore con fidence. Granby advanced three points to n on good buying North Butte was also strong in the early hours but reacted at the ciCse We do not see any forced liquidation hanging over the market and any change for the better in public sen timent will advance prices easily.
 PAINE WEBBER & co.
 Demand for American Saginaw was on a broader scale today and stocks advanced sharply to SIP with that figure bid at the close. Warren Iu fair demand at with only light oi- feTings under .. Denn firm at 3-4 bid.
 Total sales New York. 27,S0o. Metal unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
MINING < RAILROADS
WORK IS PLANNED AT
 WICKENBURG MINES
Manager Returns from East and in Phoenix Tells
 of His Plans

PHOENIX. Dec. 27.-FoIlowing an extended tour through the eastern states. Nv, and Mrs. Geo. E. Upton Of WickenbuCg are in Phoenix today. They will leave for Wickenburg short ly. and Mir Upton will then bcs,n preparations for the commencement of work on the property Of the Noun tainside Gold company. in the Rien Hm district, of which he is general manager
 It is expected that work will begin in the early spring. The property is owned by Iowa people, several O. whom will be out soon 10 look over the group. Upton expects them .n about ten days.
 There are nine claims in the groups and three of Rich Hills seven great quartz veins cut across the property from northwest to southeast. Twelve hundred feet of work has been done. mostly in the nature of tunnelinG. There are two shafts between loo and l50 feet deep on two Of the veins. The principal working is a tunnel that Is now in 4S0 feet. The face of the un mel is now I,S0O feet from the sur face. Throughout the length of the tunnel the width of the vein was found to be from four to six feet wldC. Both the other veins are of about the same width.
 In the long tunnel several rich shoots that are visible on the surface were encountered and much ore. run ming from S6O to SlS0 a ton, was taken out This shows that the rich shoots extend to depth. In fact, there is a great deal Of stopins ground above the tunnel. That there is enough rich ore between the surface and the tun- mel 10 keep the small mill on the property running for many years is a certainty Some of the ore is free milling and some has to be coacen- trated A very rich concentrate is made.
 When work is resumed an air com pressoT will be installed and the tun- nel will be driven further in An The vein. The mill will be started and the ore worked as it is taken out.
 Rich Hil is seven miles due e5ss Of Congress Junction. In the early Cays some of the richest placer fig- eugs ever worked in the southwest vare found there. Millions of dollars worth Of dust and nuggets was wash ed cut of the sands.
 Upton is also interested in the Gro Grande mine, four miles easr of Wick enhuFg, where he hopes to see work started some time in the sprias. Op- Q. ations were suspended there four years ago
 It is Upton's firm cOnyirtioE that the Orc Grande is one of the biggest lOw-grade propositions in the world. The ore body is altered poTphyTy and schist and varies in width from i2D to 235 feet. 1t has been traced on the surface for 1000 feet.
 There is a mile and a half Of work ings on the Orc Grande group. The deepest working is a 340-foOt shaft in this shaft several lenses of good ore were struck and run through the ten-stamp gravity mill on the prop eTty. That ore averaged $5.40 8 ton and was all free milling Practically the entire ore body is leached. Hun dreds of feet below there must be $ zcne of secondary enrichment IT work Is resumed, it wilr be on the 34GfOot shaft, which will be sunk to a depth Of a thousand feet or more.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
A Rininn-

In British computation 1000, 900 600 is thousand millions. In the United States. and commonly in this country also. it IS called a billion, though. ety. mologicalIy. the British conception that a million millions makes a bll- liou is undoubtedly correct.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Personal Mention

Joe Linn of the Four Bar ranch was Lowell visitor yesterday.
 John Rawlings of the C. and A of, fices is suffering with pleurisy. He pital yesterday and was reported as not in a serious condition. B. s. Williams of the Sulphur Springs Valley was a Lowell shopper yesterday.
 William J. Cooking of Warren, hoist, ing engineer at the Mag shaft, has been taken down with scarlet fever and his home placed under quaran. tine.
 Robt. Freeman of Lowell, is report. ed to be on the sick list. Mrs. H. Randall, who has been wis. iting friends and relatives in Lowell, returned to her home in Los Angeles yesterday.
 J. s. Olmstead of the c. and A. en gineering forSe is confined to his home with la grippe.
 Miss HoTtense Ritter has resumed her duties in the Phelps-Dodge store in Lowell after an Illness which kept her away for a week.
 Ben SchwenCk of Lowell recently hurt his wrist but is reported tO be improving. l.. R. Bailey, who returned to th' Copper Queen hospital to have q piece of bone removed from his in jured leg is expected to return to li. home today
 John Foster, who has been suffer ing from rheumatism for seTera weeks past has gone to the ho springs seeking relief
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Taking inventories.

This week and up to the first oi the year the city will take stock Orders have been issued to all the various city departments to take in ventories and a number of the de partments have already completed the work. The inventories must be ready for presentation to the council by the first of the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
No White Sales.
md was inadvertentlv

4 statement was inadvertently made in The Review yesterday to the effect that both the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company and the Fair store were making preparations for white sales during the coming month. The information on this matter was uEauthentic and both of these storeA deny that they are planning January white sales.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
No Mere Books.

NC MpTc bOoNs.
 So great has been the demand for Copper and Wealth. the book issued through the Commercial clhb. among people of the district Who desired to send them away, that the supply available for that purpose has been exhausted. The copies remaining are required to meet the constant demand for literature on the district that arises from the inquiries re- ceiyed daily at the office or the Com mercial club. The directors regret that they cannot continue to distrib- ute freely as they did at first but to do this an issue Of five or six times as great would have been required.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Four Court Cases.

Four cases of disturbing the peace came up before Justice High yester- day. Three of the cases were city and one was county. The three city cases were each fined $7.5O. while the county case. on a plea that -he trouble was caused by Christmas celebration, was remitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
New Agent Arrives.

George Hume, newly appointed ticket agent of the Southwestern at this city, arrived here yesterday from Oklahoma City, where he has been connected with the Rock Island lines. Mir Hume succeeds J. H. Grayson, who has been promoted to the posi- ton of ticket agent at the newly open cd Southwestern office in Tucson. Mir. Grayson will leave for his new post OF Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Small Fire.

Small Fire.
 The fire department was called out yesterday afternoon by a fire in a house next to the Opera house. The fire was caused by hot coals falling on the floor from a stove and the fire had worked its way under a large part of the floor. The department soon had the fire out. The damage was estimated at about S15.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Will Balance Accounts.

At seevn o'clock tonight the com mittee which had charge of the Elk's Christmas treat to the children vii. meet at the Elks home, balance aC counts and prepare their final report upon the affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
tJ,cIs Eben,s Frilosopby

q likes to hear a young gomman say he's tryin' to keep up wifi Ge lines" said Uncle Ebeu, ''perVided he -ses an alarm clock to help him Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Holiday Rates.

The holiday rates on the Southwest. eTn will go into effect today and will remain effective until January good returning January 9. The rates will apply on all parts oi the system and will be at the rate of one and one third fare for the round trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Easy.

Young -widow-"Did you have any trouble getting Jack to propose Girl Friend-"No. dear; l told him you were after him --Boston Trans eTipt.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Moose Hold Smoker.

An interesting program Of sports and parlor enJertainment was enjoy ed by a large number of Moose and their invited guests at the Moose hall last night The program con sisted Of recitations, songs, carG tricks and boxing bouts. After the entertainment, refreshments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28

William Cleary spent yesterday in Tom bstone. where he went to be pres ent at the hearing of the precinct injunction case.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
sourrsz of Wealth il, Arkansas.

Arkansas produces coal, silver galena. slate. oil stones and clay ot every description.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Brief Local Items
Removed to Hospital.

Blue" Webster. the janitot of the Hanniger building, was removed tc the county hospital yesterday. He !s suffering from a stroke of paralysis
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28

Duke Simpson, who has been seri- ously i'll is reported as recovering.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28

Harry Anderson, of the c. and A in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28
Arrives by Auto.

Henry Street, general manager of ;he Boquillos Land and Cattle com. pany at Hereford arrived in the city yesterday in his automobile. He reports the roads as being in fair condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28

John Foster, who has been suffer ing from rheumatism for several weeks past has gone to the hot springs seeking relief.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28

B. S. Williams of the Sulphur Springs Valley was a Lowell shopper yesterday,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28

William J. Cooking of Warren, hoist. ing engineer at the Mag shaft, has been taken down with scarlet fever and his home placed under quaran- fine
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-28

Joe Linn of the Four Bar ranch was a Lowell visitor yesterday.
Evening star., 1912-11-19
sort of mock politeness that frightened
her more than his usual rough aggressive
G STREET.

her more than his usual rough aggressive
ness.
"Ah, Miss Storm. It's good OF you TO
keen your little date with me-for a
change. If you'll make yourself COM
Portable. Miss Storm. I'll tell you few
things that may interest you.
Keenly watchful. the girl sat down. On
the table before Anton were q pair OF
shears a naste pot and a sheet of paper,
on which he had, apparently. been pasting
words and letters cut from a newspaper.
She noticed also bottle Of whisky and
thick glass
go on" she said, quietly.
'I have been attending to my corre-
spondence Miss Storm" he continued. In
the same facetious way. Here is some
thing that may amuse YOU He handed
her an envelope on which she read, In
large, black letters Of uneven size. cut
from a printed page, the name in all the
world that she dreaded most
Evening star., 1912-11-19
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Threat,

Following the adventure with the rose
bush in its tinsel basket. there came three
days of tortured conflict for Hester Storm,
conflict with red-lipped, sinister-eyed An
ton. who pursued her ceaselessly; conflict
also with herself. for now the imps of
greed seemed to dance about her day and
night, urging her to take this hidden
treasure and escape with il. In the zeal
Of her first repentant impulse 1t would
have been easy for the girl to give back
Evening star., 1912-11-19

want?" He poured some whisky into
the glass and gulped it down. What do
you think l want? If you'll run your
beautiful dark eyes over the letter inside
that envelope you may get an idea what
/ want. friend Hester.
She lifted the flap of the envelope and
was about to draw forth the letter when
he leaned forward and added, with a
queer, twisted SMILE land please get one
thing into your head, little lady; it amt
q question of what want, but Of what
I'm going to have. Now read it..
(To be continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1912-11-19
Granted Absolute Divorce.

Mrs. Alwilda Rousseau was today
granted an absolute divorce from Francis
S. Rousseau. The decree. signed by
Justice Barnard, gives her permission to
use her maiden name, Alwilda Matlock,
if she so desires.
Robert NJ. Sutphen has been awarded
an absolute divorce from Mary ]. Sut-
phen by Justice Barnard.
Evening star., 1912-11-19
PUBLIC MARKETS SOUGHT.
Chicago City Council Asks Mayor to
Investigate Feasibility.

CHICAGO, November 19.-Resolutions
were adopted at last nights meeting OF
the city council calling on Mayor Har-
rison to appoint a committee of seven
to report on the feasibility of public
markets in densely populated portions OF
the city as means of lessening the
cost of living.
Five aldermen will be appointed today
to act with the city controller and the
commissioner of public works, in accord
ance with the resolutions
1t was pointed out that market re-
Evening star., 1912-11-19

Gently established in the congested ghet-
to district had proved a success in that
it had been shown that commodities could
be purchased cheaper at a public mar
ket than other places.
Evening star., 1912-11-19
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

COU TANCY INST X u c L D \
Washington School of Accountancy offers pro-
fessional training for business and for public
and private accounting practice: prepares for
Address MYRON JERMAIN JONES, NJ. A., Di-
rector. Y. NJ. c. A., 1886 G. St
Evening star., 1912-11-19
SSO1LA j AT
LONDON

Not such wonderful job of pasting,
Miss Storm. but guess it will get there
With a great effort she fought back her
weakness, her terror and asked, quietly:
What is it you--you want?''
'.Ah.' he smiled. and his gold tooth
cleaned. ''You have a logical mind. You
came straight to the point. What do
Evening star., 1912-11-19

WANTED-NAME AND ADDRESS OF EVERY
man and woman now carrying loan on piano
or furniture Write confidentially amount
borrowed and how much ycu pay monthly.
will tell you how to obtain more money and
reduce the size of your payments. Advice
costs you nothing. Write today to lad.
WISER" Box 173. Star office