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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-07-16

At this he raked up the gold which
the old dealer had placed upon the
counter for him and went to the door
rapidly, where he stood with his hands
upon his hips, and a wondrous know
Ing smile IN his bit of an eye.
You're a pretty mark, amt your"
he said, "a fino slap-up PiccadilIy
thick-un, s. help me blazes; and you
amt got no bracelets in your pockets,
and thcro amt no more of you round
the corner. Oh, but this is funny"
1 am quite alone" I said, quickly,
seeing that the game was nearly lost.
"and fl you tell me what ] want to
know, I will give you os much money
az you have in your hand there. and
you have my word that you shall 80
quite free"
Your word" he replied, looking
more knowing than ever; that's a
ripping fine bank of engraving to go
ON bail ON. amt It? Who are you, and
hows your family?"
Let's stroll down the street. any
way you like" said I, and talk OF IT,
Choose your own course, and then you
''''- '" QUA W. NAittN tlAll ttANiit.
llo looked at me for a minute.
walking slowly. Then suddenly he
stopped abruptly and put his hand
upon pocket at his waist.
"Guvner," he said. "lay youi. fingers
ON that; do you feel &C.? IT'S "a Colt.
Amt 70? Well. If you want Co get me
I'm ON The bow, ! tell you I'll go The
whole hog so you know"
II assure you again that ! have no
intention of troubling you with any
thing but a few questions and
give you my word that anything you
tell me shall not De given against you
afterwards It's the other man $50
want TO catch-tho man who took the
Ea'n diamonds which were not
STAINS"
This thought was quite am inspira-
ton. Tie considered &c for moment.
standing still under the lamp. bU. at
lasI ho .amped DIS foot and wuisIod.
saying
Tou want him, do you9 Wen. 10 ao
J, and if ] could punch I. head iH
walk mile Co do TO- Yor como to my
roo" l.Vucr and Ill take my chance
OF the rest"
Tho way lay past Tine Chap. off n.
Trinity and so through many narrow
streets to one which seemed Che com.
ten of q particularly dark and un.n.
wiling unisbhornood Tho 10. Who
told me foo quite an a1able mood Iba
ho name was Bob Williams. and That
ho hoped to- run against mc at
Auteuil had q miserable au. u.ut
ON thc "third' Of "a house iu tlis
diugy street; and there bc took mo.
Offering me half q tumTcr %. .a at
whisky. which. hc went 0u to explain
would knock nlc5" out of me. For
himself, he sat upon % low bed and
smoked "a clay pipe while ! had an
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The mystery had now taken such
hold on me that could not rest Brew
er. whose calm was rather dangerous
than reassuring. seemed strangely
lethargic when he reached his rooms,
and began TO doze I'm his armchair.
This was the best thing nc could havo
done; but | had no intention of doz-
Ing myself; and when / had wormed
from him the address of the shop
where the sham necklace had been
purchased-it proved TO be I'm the Rue
STOCKHOLM took a fiacre at once
and left him to his dreaming The
place was a poor one. though the taste
OF Frenchman was apparent I'm the
display and arrangement OF the few
jewels, bron2es and pictures which
were the stock In trade of the dealer.
He himself was q lifoloss creature.
who listened to me with great pa.
tience, and appeared TO be completely
astonished when l told him that
desired 20 have an Interview with the
vendor of the necklace and the green
diamonds.
you could not have come at a
more fortunate moment" said he, "the
stones, were pretty, l confess. and l
fear to have sold them for much less
than they were worth; but my client
will be here In half an hour for his
money and If you come at that time
you can meet him"
This was positively and altogether
unlooked-ior luck. | spent the 80
minstes' interval in a neighboring
cafe, and was back at his shop as tho
clocks were striking seven. His Gus
toner was already there; a man short
and thick in figure with q character
isdc French low hat stuck on the
side of his head; and an old black cut
away coat which was conspicuously
English
oh" he said, looking me up and
down critically, and with a perky cock
of his head, you're the cove that
wants to speak to me about the spark
lers, are you? and damned we'll
dressed cove, too. thought you were
one of these French hogs"
Il wanted to have chat about such
wonderful limitations" said, land am
English like yourself"
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on my way some glimmer of plan
into my head. l found Brewer in
the same wandering state as I had
left him; and although he listened
when spoke felt sure that his mind
was I'm that infantile condition which
| can neither boget plan nor realize
one. For himself, he had a single
idea; and upon that he harped usqui
ad nauseam
Il must send for Jules" he kept
| muttoring; Jules knew her well; he
was one Of her oldest friends; he
would help me in a case like this, I
feel SIRE. lie always told her that
green diamonds were unlucky; / was
insane to touch the things, positively
insane. Jules will como at once. and
| will tell him everything, and he viii
explain things VIC do not understand.
Perhaps you will send a letter to him
now; Robert is In the kitchen and he
will take it."
81 will send note with pleasure If
you think this man can help us; but
who is he, and why have not heard
OF him before?'
i"u must nave heard or him. no
answered testify; he was always
WIN us Whon sho liyed-always."
What is this NJ. jules? you don't
tell me the rest of his name"
Juics GalinaId must have mon.
''"neu MN 10 you. lie is the editor
or something OF Paris ct Londrcs.
we Will write Tor him now, and ne
VIII como over at once"
sent the letter to please him, ask
InE inc man 10 come across on im.
p"Iu'Dt business and then told him of
my pan.
mo- nIst thlng to do" said I, 'is 10
20 'o '''ney' and TO- ascertain IF the
H..'' OF your WHO has been tempered
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"Frank," l said, there's deeper
work here than you think: this ia the
necklace which you believe you
buried with your wife; well, what IS
this one, then, that | have In my
pocket?"
l opened the second case and laid
the Jewels side by side. You could
not have told one bauble from the
other unless you had possessed such
an eye as mino. which will fldget over
sham diamond when It is yet u yard
away, He had no doubt that they
were Identical; and when ne saw
them together he began 70 cry like
frightened woman.
What does II mean?" he asked.
"lIave they robbed my wifo's grave?
My God!-two necklaces alike down
TO the very engraving Who has done
it? Who could DO such thing with
n woman who never harmed n living
soul? Bernard. II spend every shil-
ling l possess, Will get to the bot
tom OF this thingl oh, my wife. my
wife"
His distress would have moved an
adamanlne heart, and was not a
thing TO cavil at The mystery, which
had completely unnerved him, had
fascinated me so strangely that de-
termiped not to leave Paris until the
last line of its solution was written
The robbery OF the grave could quito
understand. but that there should be
two necklaces, one of them with real
stones and the other with imitation,
was fact before which my imag-
ination roeled. AS for him, he CON
tinued to sit In his armchair, and to
fret like child; and there left
him while went to consult the first
detective l could run against,
The difficulties in getting at the po-
lice in Paris are proverbial. Tho
officials there hold IL such an impertl-
hence for q mere civilian to inform
them of anything at all. that the un-
fortunate pursuer of the criminal
comes at last to believe himself guilty
of some crime. put up with some
hours. badgering at the nearest
bureau. and then having no French but
that Which is 1T for publication, re-
turned to the Rue de Morny, getting
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-07-16

tho otb,r chics 20 n,c U,o,b,,t bo.
toI NJ C,.,,hr,ico loo, Not ,o.r,orro,, :,
7 told bh, ~ I ,yould orJ Iort
Won NAV .el, ,,h, Loa ,ry +r,;:,,
MIN snrl, -, co,,,,loto ,,1acl,,,,,,.d hn,
tnc 'ors,,or 10 oh,.ions. ~ s,,,osso6
from, tb, arst mai tharo ,,,e CONC.
Thin, I'm ib, ,,,,.sto,.,, ~ Tho ICON dio.
,,o,,5. y,bicl ,,o,ld MOI bo,, o,,,,osuro
r,.ov, pr.vo,.. ,o,rt -, ,.lo,. o,d IN.
t,lo co,p,.,nod n,, c,,,tor nod
l,o,pt from A. two cnvions r,c.s. o,e
thst I,l,s coli-,a,d v.,s ,nvi5i1s, n,,t
tho p5S,a og INV Irtand. he C,,ar
tb.t tbi. man troo. n.rrectly vol,
that n sharn diamond noci,lace WINS
t,,i,j Win MN. ,r II c,,,e "a
me tben es I'm n fash thot he and ne
alone must have stolen or AZ least
have come into nossossion of the real
rccItloce which 7 ra1 nodo
How 10 undeceiy, me good so,tl who
entrusted mo with his coso voa tho
remaining dlmoultv Uo had loved
this woman so. and VET Instinct sue.
posted to mo that She had beon nm.
worthy of his deem affection That
she had becn untrue 10 him ot6 not
know, Calimard miebt bovo stolen
the Jewels from her and have re.
placed them with false set: ON the
other hand. She misht have been 81
party 40 the fraud. What then. should
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said he would; there is no one whose
advice l would sooner take in this hor-
rible matter"
bowed stimy to the man. and
seated myself on the opposite side
of the table to him. AS they seemed
TO wait for me to speak, took up
the question at once.
We'll" / said. speaking to Brewer;
but turning round to look at his friend
as uttered the words. 81 have found
out who sold the sham necklace to,
the man In the Due de Stockholm;
the rogue is racing tout named Bob
Williams,"
Galimard turned right round in his
chair at this. and put his elbows on
the table. Brewer said: God bless
me, what scamp!"
And" l continued, the extraor-
binary part of the affair is that this
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disease. Ca'arrh is blood or con-
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internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medi-
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for years and is regular prescrip-
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Sod by Druggists, price Use.
Take Halls Family Pill for con-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13
ecia Features OF Interest TO The Times Women Readers
Too Much Work to Take Care of Babies,
So Mother Deserts Them on the Street

pretty things In tho windows
which she could not have or may
be 1t was a longing to escape from
poverty-no one but the woman
knows what prompted her-Dut.
as they passed restaurant she
asked her husband to go in and
get some warm milk for the twins.
When he returned she was
gone. The babies were playing
and laughing-trying to grasp
the beams of sunlight which filt-
cred through the awning OF the
buggy. and pinned to the banket
was this note:
well Claude, guess l will
leave you. II Is too much work
to care for these kids. / am go
ing far away and work. will be
getting more money, too. Good
bye.--Lucy."
So Claude Walters Is left alone
with his four-months-old babies.
At the order of the Juvenile
court the twins have been placed
In a home. The father Is work
ing and waiting-hoping that the
yearnings of mother love will
bring Lucy back.
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y

The literary department of the
Woman's club presented pro-
gram at the home of Mrs. w. d.
Robertson Friday afternoon last.
TahOma club met this after
noon with Mrs. George Rice.
The Westminster guild Of I'M
manuel Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. ID. d. Schneider
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rowe will entertain the
Cosmopolitan club at its annual
dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Fred Dean entertained q
few friends with a picnic at PIT.
Defiance Friday.
The Aid society of the Swedish
Lutheran church met with Mrs.
John Carlstrom Friday.
Miss Myra Benson was hostess
at a luncheon Friday.
-
Mrs. 8. M. Hopping entertain
ed the Holly club Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. w. b. Burns entertained
at luncheon Saturday.
Friday evening at the U. p. 8.
She Stoops to Conquer" was
cleverly presented by some OF the
student societies.
Miss Lois Bell of Tacoma has
completed her postgraduate
course at the Emerson School of
Oratory in Boston and will soon
return home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13

In the upper picture is Glenn
III. Curtis i'm the teachers seat
with Lieut.. Atwater, u. s. A., as
pupil.
The lower picture shows the
students machines on the train
ing ground at Curtis aviation
school.
reaching the ground for the ma
chine to lost Its momentum.
The next step comes when the
aviator climbs into the seat OF a
high powered eight cylinder ma
chine to fly for his pilots license
before the board of examiners of
the Aero Club of America.
The gaining of license is ac-
complished by cutting In the air
a double figure eight and other
figures in such a manner as
meets the approval of the observ-
ers.
With daily lessons It takes the
average student about two months
to qualify.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13

Will someone please give an
eggless pie recipe?
A BUSY HOUSEWIFE.
Toothpicks stuck through
onions will keep them from fall
ing apart when cooking.
To the Reader" who asks
about the use of cream tartar.
1t should be used two parts cream
tartar to one part soda, and sift-
ed with the flour. NAN.
One of my readers asked how
to cook pot roast, here it is:
Brown on all sides in a little
grease, and add a small quantity
of water, and seasoning, includ-
ing a bay leaf, If desired, and
simmer until done. AS it boils,
add just enough water to keep
from burning. If preferred, the
roast may be covered with water,
without browning, and boiled
until done.
Nut Cake Recipe.
For &c. G.. 81: One and
half cups sugar, ~ cup butter,
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dents and teachers assemble on
the space before the hangers for
lessons and practice.
The first lessons In flying are
given In a specially constructed
machine. 1t has two drivers seats.
side by side. each provided with
a pilot wheel, and controls. which
leaves the student in full control
of the machine. so long as he
makes no mistakes. At all times
ft is possible for the teacher to
fectify any error without refer
Hce to the student the same as IL
the students wheel and control
we're not there. n
In this machine the student is
taught to run over the ground. to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13

SO arranged that not enough mo-
mentum can be gained in running
along the ground to lift the
planes from terra firma. In this
boat" he learns to steer a
straight course over half q mile
of track--a hard task. because
flying machines are not steered
by the wheels. and the rudder
hardly begins to take hold OF the
air until a greater velocity ia
gained than that caused In run
ming along the ground. This
machine is called the grass cut
ter"
When the student has progressS
ed far enough to be able TO steer
properly on the ground. he is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13

given the next machine, called
Lizzie" In this. which is
higher powered and of larger
surfaces, but also throttled down
for safety, the beginner learns to
make Tops" That Is, he gets
off the ground for a short dis
lance. This teaches the most i'm
portant part Of aviation--to make
a safe and scientific landing.
A proper landing consists in
bringing the aeroplane to the
ground at a speed and angle
which win avoid rebounding into
the air, by touching all three
wheels at the same time. To ac-
eompiish this. the power must be
shut OFF long enough before
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13

Walters mother because they
couldn't afford to bring them
along, In Portland, work was
scarce. When the stork came In
December with his double burden,
1t was at the county hospital
they were too poor to meet him
elsewhere.
Mrs. Walters remained there
three months. When her hus-
band took her away, they walked
along the street looking into the
show windows, he proudly wheel
ing the twins. Apparently all
was well.
Maybe 1t was the sight of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13

~~~~~>~~~~~~>~>><>~<~> s>~~~~>~s>>>~~~~~~~~><
Best Yakima Potatoes, $3.50
a hundred.
Diamond IN" Flour, $50
a sack, $5.f5 Dbl. With
out question the finest
family flour on the mar
ket. Buy tomorrow, it's
going up.
Pure Lard. Special, 5-lb.
pals. zoe; 10-lb. pals
$1.85.
Pure Lard. In bulk, IL f-2c.
3 pkgs. Silver Gloss Starch,
25c.
8 pkgs. oswego Corn Starch.
25c.
Best Corn Starch, SC Ib.
Figs are very healthfuI In
warm weather. Fine Black
Figs. Special s lbs. 26c.
Diamond IN" Baking Pow
der, 35c lib. You don't get
better quality at any price.
Fosfo Baking Powder 15c lib.
Made In Tacoma. Try 1t.
Crystal Rice Hearts, 3 pkgs.
soc. The ideal summer
cereal.
Roman Meal. 25c q large
package. A nutritious and
delicious cereal, besides
being the greatest health
food on the market. Buy
a package today and be-
gin using 1t, 1t may save
you a big doctor bill.
Pure Cocoa. in bulk. csc lib.
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A Great building Falls

when It's foundation Is UNDERMINE
ed. and II the foundation OF
health good digeation--is at
tackled. quick collapse follows. On
the first signs of indigestion, DR..
Kings New Life Pills should be
taken to tone the stomach and
regulate liver. kidneys and bow
els Pleasant, easy, safe and only
Is cents at Ryner MaIstrom Drug
CO., s3s Pacific av.
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Cynthia's Recipe Exchange

stir to cream; 8 eggs, yolks
beaten, add to this 1 teacup
milk, about cups flour, and 2
teaspoons baking powder, tea
spoon vanilla, l cup walnut or
hickory nuts. chopped little;
bake in loaf. Is better when
kept a week.
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leave the ground and to make
proper landings, and otherwise
accustom himself to the mechan-
ism and control of the machine.
When this has been accomplish
ed, the student is given a single
machine to drive, which is pow
cred low, and the throttle control
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13
BY A. Lindsey Smith.

The. Curtiss School of Aviation
on North Island, across the bay
from San Diego. CAL, where, since
last September, 22 licensed avia-
tors have been trained, presents
busy and novel scene every
weekday morning, when the stu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13
Many Women Jurors
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, May 13.-June, the
banner month for brides, will
also be the record month for
women jurors here. Twenty-nine
women have been summoned for
jury work next month, breaking
the previous record of %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-13

Hair Chain.
Dear Miss Grey: Is there
any place in the city where
L can get hair chain
made? DAILY READER.
Al cannot give local adj
dresses through my column, but
IL you win call at any of the
hair stores. If they cannot do the
work for you they will recon-
mend someone.
Dear Miss Grey: have
been keeping company with
O young man steady for one
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Beauty Bath.


Dear Miss Grey: I have
tried patent medicines and
have honestly scrubbed my
face until it is rough, and
can't get rid of the pimples
] have had since / was ID
years of age. have been
taking sassafras tea for two
weeks, and 1 use CASTLE soap
and only talcum powder
when 1 go out. 1 am en-
barrassed when / meet peo-
pie, for / have heard them
say 1t is shame. Can you
help me. LYDIA II.
Acct right to work an
scrub your body as hard as yo
have your face, and wash tn
face gently, and only ofte
enough to keep it clean. The i'm
purities of the system come on
on the face because the pores ar
kept open. Give up the medl
cines and teas and drink q glas
of cold water before breakfast
Begin with a few mouthfuls an
gradually increase each day.
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Cynthia's Answers to
Many Questions

Robert Mantell was born in
Ayrshire, Scotland, in 1854. His
zeal name Is Robert Hudson.
Niagara falls are 1874 feet
high. Yosemite falls, California,
three falls of $500 feet, and
Gavarnfe falls, France, 1886
feet In height.
If child Is born to an Ameri-
can citizen travelling, but not re-
siding In foreign country, the
child is an American.
BY law woman may gain tenn
porary support from her hus-
band during divorce proceedings.
Necessary living expenses may be
charged to him.
For information on Argentine
Republic. write to Boutwell, Dun
lap, v. G. Argentine Republic,
San Francisco, Cal.
In Washington eight hours in
any calendar day constitutes a
days work done for the state, or
for any county, or municipality,
and in underground coal mines.
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BURNED TO DEATH

SANTA ANA, Cal, May 10
One man was burned to death
and others may have persisted in
a fire that destroyed Mexican
lodging house her..