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take her on a vacation to New York
They left Abilene Immediately and
went to visit cousins in New York.
day or so after their arrival Flack
read of the death of l.. :. Hallan.
President of the Abilene State Bank.
Of shock resulting from the discovery
of his trusted cashiers theft He
kept the news from his wife and. say
ing he wanted to attend TO some bus
mess in Texas, put her on a train for
Kansas and went into hiding.
Mrs. Flack knew nothing of her
misfortune until she was met by her
brother at Topeka. She was taken TO
Abilene. where she was made to sign
away her beautiful home. her horses.
farm. automobile. even her own
clothes. And then she had to listen
10 the crash of the auctiOncer's ham
mer while strangers biu for the things
that had been hers.
Eight weeks went by before a letter
came from her husband He said he
was at work on a cattle steamer. Sew
eral weeks later another came tell
ing her that he was almost penniless
and living i'm a twenty-five cents a
night lodging house She mailed him
all she had-S5. She Scraped enough
money together to buy n ticket TO New
York. she was determined that she
would save his life or die with him
They took room in Brooklyn and
struggled along on such odd jobs as
they could find TO do. Some of Flack's
jobs We're: Working in "a sausage fac
tory at 50 a week. collecting names
for Trow's Directory at 81 week and
pedOllnS from a puShcart
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JUDGE ARRESTED
FOR EMBEzZLEMENT
MRS. FLACK. AFTER SACRIFICING
HER HOME. SOUGHT HIM AND
SHARED HARDSHIPS.

NEW YORK Special John A.
Flack. once Probate Judge of Dic1in-
son county, Kan, who was arrested
Wednesday at Third Avenue and
Twelfth Street on charge of embeZ-
zling $4,000 from the bank of which
he was cashier two and a half years
ago, waived eXtradition Thursday. He
is in Jail awaiting the coming of Sher-
in Jack Young. who used to bring
criminals before Flack in the days of
his judgeship.
Mrs. Flack, in the little tOp-fioor
room she and her husband have been
occupying for the last few weeks at
1872 Palisade Avenue, Hoboken, col
lecte0 the few articles of clothing
that remained to them Thursday af-
ternoon. They left Friday for their
old home, where Flack will be tried
among his lifelong friends.
During all the nerVe-racking months
that Flack lodged from one end of
New York city to the other. in con-
slant agony from fear that he might
he recognized and taken back. scarce
ly able to make enough money to buy
the bare necessities of life. his Wife
stood by him. In January two years
ago Fiack had come home one day
and told her that he was going to
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the sum of $4,000. He was first
bailCd in the sum OF $500 on one
warrant charging him with crimi-
nal assault on one of the little
girls.
As soon "a he was released ON
bail on this charge he was re-
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Syd-
liYI on another warrant charging
hN with an additional criminal
Assault ca another young girl.
Bali Commissioners Gardener then
changed the bail i'm the first case
10 5000 and required $50G on
the second charge. 80 that the
total amount of the bail was not
changed.
In requesting a heavier bail
commemorative Attorney Sutton
stated that he thought the evil
ocncc collected against Kidd was
or such serious nature aS 60
warrant very heavy bond. and
that ttiud WAS already regarded
~ fugitive. and when Commits
sioncr Gardener refused to in
crease the bond commonwealth
Attorney Sutton said that hc
wanted il understood that il was
against his emphatic protest ;hat
tAc nA!. Ns.S maze ~ light.
Charles Taylor, being only
charged with "A mi-dCmcanOr. was
released on his own rCcognizancc.
10 was stated by Deputy Shcrin
SV;,nOr this morning that there
Was not any charge against TaN-
lOr. such "a those against Kidd.
and that il was not likely that
anything very serious would be
charged against him. Ii seems
that in some way the warrants
became confused, there being two
warrants against Kidd for Crimi-
nal assault and none against
Taylor of like nature.
Both of the young men were
arrested in Pittsburg Wednesday
by the PittSburg police ut the re-
quest OF the HcnricO county au-
thoriticS. Deputy Sheriff SydnOr
was Immediately detailed To bring
them back. He arrived with them
here this mOrnig@ at about
O'Clock. having left PittSbur. yes
tcrday evening.
The arrest of Kid follows the
finding by young girls mother OF
certain kodak pictures I'm which
her daughter figured and which are
on the discovery of the pictures
the mother tOOiS them to the police,
with the result that warrants were
sworn out. Preliminary eNamina-
tiOn WAS this morning waived by
Kidd and the case was certified To
the grand jury, which will not
meet until October.
james 4. Joplin. Of Richmond.
went on I<idd'S bail.
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The District Attorney has infor-
Hsatiou hcarin" OF the inception
OF the plot.
BTecn's story of the plot is
remarkable one. lie SAYS he GOT
about $500 or 5000. but the
amount included services he had
rendered in other ways for the
person or persons who employed
him. He told the District AttOr-
ncy that one of the defendants
paid him.
He claims he paid Collins 500
for aiding him 90 carry the dyna-
mite from Boston TO Lawrence.
IL l. understood. however. that
Collins claims lac received only
$50.
RTCcn says nc was i'm tic office
Of man. whose name has not
been disclosed. on January 20th.
and that Pittmau. who killed HIM
self because OF his connection
with the plant" was i'm the Of
flee OF Wood.
The man alluded 10 called up
Woods office and talked 10 Pitt
man. telling him Brccn was there.
Eittman went TO that office, met
Brccn. called up some one and
then went TO Fast Milton to the
quarry OF William III. Rice.
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FOUGHT BRAVELY
To PUT OUT FIRE
CHANCE OF RECOVERY. THOUGH
SLIGHT. DUE TO PLANNfATIS
WHO BEAT OUT FIRE.

NEW YORK Special.-In spite of
the heroism OF two little girls who.
with their bare hands. beat out the
iames enveloping her. three-year-oId
Mary Callen. of 357 East Two Hundred
ana First Street received burns that
pro b3bly VIII prove fatal.
older children had built a bonfire i'm
q lot at one Hundred and Ninety ninth
street and Valentine Avenue. but tir-
ing of il had started game i'm another
part of the lot. Their game was in
corrupted by screams and they saw
Mary Callen running, her dress i'm
flames.
Mary Mcbride. aged nine. of 29O4
Nalcuune Avenue, and Bessie King.
aged eight also of Valentine Avenue
ran 10 the aid OF the helpless child.
When they reached her. her dress had
burned OF, her undcrcIothing was afre
and her treSseS were burning
Ine brave little rcScuers grabbed the
child between them and kept pOunding
/ az the burning hair and garments until
theN succeeded i'm putting out the Ia ST
smouldering shred. Then they picked
! up the tortured girl and ran with her
10 "a nearby drug store. where first aid
| was administered.
Dr. Pickert took the little victim to
tordham Hospital declaring that if
she survived il would be due to the
pluck of the two heroic girls
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FORSOOK DEAD TO
PLANT DYNAMITE
BOSTON, MASS

BOSTON, MASS Special
John j. Brccn. the Lawrence un-
dcrtakcr and school committee
man. who paid a fine of $500
after being found guilty of
planting dynamite i'm Lawrence
during the textile strike there. re-
Ccived $500 or 5000 for his work,
il was stated today.
William NJ. Wood. president OF
thc American WOOlcn Company.
has been arrested ON AN indict-
ncnt i'm connection with the
plant" and gave $4,000 cash bail.
Dennis j. Collins. OF Cambridge.
il i'm Jail. unable TO furnish SINH
lar bail. having been named in
the same indictment.
Ernest ". Pittman, the wealthy
contractor. who committed sui
eide as Il result OF the exposure
OF the dynamite plot. il accused
OF procuring the dynamite from
an East Milton grOccryman,
personal friend.
District Attorney Pclleticr il
planning TO push his inVcStiSa-
lion of the plant still further.
When the grand jury meets on
Tuesday he will summon before
il ut least two other witnesses.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-09-05

NoAh's Linim ent Is the
best remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Sciatica, LSme Back,
Sti1f Joints and Muscles,
Sore Throat, Colds, Strains,
Sprains, Cuts, b ru is c 5,
Collie, Cramps, Neuralgia,
Toothache, and all Nerve,
Bone and Muscle a ch c 5
and Pains. The genuine
has Noah's Ark on every
package and looks like this
cut, but has RED band on
front of pa c ks ge an d
"Noah's Liniment" always
In RED ink. Beware OF
limitations. Large bottle,
% cents, and sold by all
de alers in n e d icin Q.
Guaranteed or money re-
funded by Noah Remedy
Co., Inc, Richmond, Va.
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BATTLESRlPS AT
VIRGINIA CAPES
WATCH FIJI TsT IN DAY
AND SEE SEARCIlIIG IGit1 DRILL.
AT NIGHT.

NORFOLK, VA Special The
most delightful time of The wear at
the seashore is now at hand and every
day hundreds Of Norfolk people 20
down to the Virginia Beach Casino TO
enjoy the wonderful surf bathing that
always comes with the August moon
and 10 spend the evenings on the wide
sea front lawn. rcVelinE i'm the beau
ties of "a moonlight IishJ 10y the ocean.
II err : an added attraction at the
Casino these days that people from
the inland would t,aVel miles To sec.
The oie hott'C ship fleet Of Uncle Sans
navy is maneuvering just off the beach
and all day long they can be watched
going through squadron eVOlutions
while the booming OF their big guns at
target practice is plainly heard At
night the secondary batteries are
brought into play. repelling theoretical
torpedo attacks, and the ocean and
Sky pierced by the brilliant beams of
scores OF searchlights. while the sound
of the firing comes plainly across the
water
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KIDD and TAYLOR
Are BROUGHT BACK
Young Men Held on Serious Charge
Arrive i'm Richmond and Are BaiIed.
Latter Released on Own RecOg-
niZance.
ICHM OND, vA.-speeiaI.

Leo Kidd, about twcnty-three
years old, who is charged with Of
fenScS against young girls, and
Charles Taylor. about the same
age. who iS charged with n mis-
dcmcanOr, arrived here from
PittSburg Saturday in charge
OF Deputy Sheriff ". ". Sydnor,
of IIenriCO county.
They were taken Immediately
TO the county Jail, where, over the
protest of COmmOnWealth'S AttOr-
ncy Sutton, who requested that if
bail were granted il should not be
less than $4,000. Kidd was Dailcd
by Bail Commissioner Gardener in
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Walter Gulder. OF SOnoma county.
camping in the country road near
Petaluma to catch speed burners.
sWOoped down upon the automobile Of
the Secretary of the Interior, Walter
l.. Fisher, and marched the entire party
20 the PetalCma City Hall.
Il" did not know who his prisoners
were until the fine had been paid and
the parry had some.
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J y. Norfolk 20. d. WHARF ..........
Lv. Portsmouth (North st. WHARF
Lv. Norfolk (Bay Line Wharf ......
Lv. Old Point (GovernmenS Whf0 49,.
Lv. Philpots Wharf, East River....
Lv. Williams Wharf, East River....
Nv. Hicks Wharf, East River.
Lv. Diggs' Wharf, East River. .......
Lv. Roane's Wharf, Ware River.
Lv. Bailey's Wharf, Ware River. ..
Nv. Hockey, Ware River.
Lv. Auburn Wharf, North River. ....
..,. Dixondale, North River.
Lv. Severn Wharf, Severn River....
Lv. Old Point Government WHARF -.
Ar. Norfolk 20. d. Pier No. d..
AT. Portsmouth North st. WHARF .
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California Constable, Watching
Auto Scorchers, Lands Walter
L. Fisher, Secretary Interior.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Special.
Like the hunter who went out to shoot
rabbits and met lion, Consta Bile
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Die rptbe Slums.
st aonitantinopeI, %. glug.

1t n 7 II n pc 70. Iu9.
Sm 3ei6en elmer tletnen, rptbsn
glume itisn gang SonItantiHOpeL
hute 81 sinem einSigeu Sroen per-
ernt, oefsn beI9eiosnes n9iiou" in tsis
uem anopflo6 auf teiner Uniform,
teinsr QrbsiterbIuis, auf teiuer Gas
msntoilstte isbIte. 2lu bic Rationen
uuo RatiOH6sn, Die bier aui eugsm
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gungen iih 10 OieIfat treu5en, 10 ieIz
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babsn fir Disien einen gag.
Die furdtbdre Gataitrop6e bate
oisie griiosrli4teit begriinoet, oas
Grobeben in Der 9uno6ord, oas uns
bier nur unianft aus benz S6lufs gs-
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uno 2lihe gelegt, 3auienoe ppn Wlens
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elmer grpben clifton. 5riib nm aht
llbr nobmeu on oiefem berrlihen
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bas pereinbarte Qb3eihen in ben fein
bebanoihuhten !6dnben bieltsn lie bus
aOrbhen nit ben rothen glumen lln0
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entrihtet sn haben.
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ftete ote rotbe giume. 5iini pfsunia.
bic auh Der 4ermite entbebren tornte,
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gait. llub tpirtlih fab man fhon ges
gen Wiittas teineu 2uittrdser. teinen
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west. Der Wsrtt 1T miuia. a9inter
Tatents ~ $500, Straiabts t4.00--4.60,
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Gallon pIotlih Der au5iibulg Ietner
aunlt entiagen fann?
GaS lit nun bon lnlIerem 0td}ter
iebr fein dngebei,tet. @liiabetbs SSyau.
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ongeihmdrmten 8irtiioien I'M ar.
beitSfittel Iiebt, uno elmer begriinDete
@iferiuf,t trdgt 5ur 3erItoriing oieier
Sauiionen rDeientlih bel, oenn lie
merit, mie ibres groutigonls Spnlpa.
THEN iih ibrer @eiealhafteriu Char
lotte @rupeIle, Der annutbigen, flus
gen, feingebiloeten uuo marntber5tgen
Iedter oeS @erffiibrers, 5lt1penoeu.
Die 8eiellihafterin nrl4B oos io3tale
llebcrgelpid)t ibrer 9errin, oeren SRI
palm iie lit, perlebeno enlpii1ben. als
Ietn Der 6errgottsruriifant nimHt ltd
Der Dor ser gan5en $erfenratbid)eH
ssanliIie 9eIeiOigten mltbig an 8a5
fonuren muBte, oa5 fomnIt ieBt eli.
iabetb bleibt elm 1rooutt tbrer
sSamilie unb ibrer Gr3iehln8.
gle reicht ibre Sano etnem Waus
ne ibres Sianoe5, Dem iungen
5abritanten 8i6drb &larsnba6, Ell
nem geIunben, geriifsnsn &erl, Der Elm
fhpersr &onturrent Der SSirmd Ser
tenratb lit, Die nun lit 3utuuft Ser
tenrdtb &c alarenbdh beiben Diro,
Nlerdnber Dieeert, Der. ais er in Der
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bon Dem Deib, bas er liebt uno DaE
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5.7S, DO. fants $4.65--5. O0bo. EamiIh 500
--4.25, Nsseenmsbi, acrbnefli@ asmif@tes
e4.75-4.65, reinesGits t5.00--6. .15, oenii6.
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! Gar 30. 2 IN 74c auf bcrs @,Ieife.
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$i.O0, MiHisaH ass AtrsR l04e ser1bL. soa
$50 yfaHS.
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