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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15
Out %abaelaufen.

Observation-Disclosures Gafb pdre ae=
fern oIs er @ierte uDe., aeeenlber
benz I'm 8au begriffenen Wpltenfda-
Der Der Union Central gsriiderunssz
GsiellIdaft paRtrte, UNI 9uuresbreits
BON stnem, aus elmer 90be BON 400
JuB bsrabfollsnber, i6persn eifernen
gol5en ~9etroffsn norDsu. Cine ssrau
nnb 5fpet ainbsr. nsl6e binter 6errn
Cab gingen, befanben fif ebenfaIls
in grobter 2ebsnsgefabr. Die Ronz
trottorsn, tpeI9e ben gau ausfibren,
iperben, UNI Wieosr6Olungen oerarti=
ger UorfaIle Dor5ubeussn, ansefpieien
fDsroen, Jangnese unter ben SteIlen,
on osnen bic gHsnarbeiter tbdtig iinb,
anaubringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

fTrlHe S~rbtuuna SO 5s0sie12 - Cur
" GtabIiruBg beg @raoes bon DniIforo
straBe, Don Mc2Riaan siraee 2s1. 20 SUP fle.
LID.
Set es oererbHet bonn gtaotratb Der gtabt
Cincinnati, staat Ohio. bas Der gurb.dDraf
bon Sntiforo SfruBe, bon WscDliann Gtrabe
2e1 50 SIs fioIid lei uno eerEeIbe hiers ur6
efa5llri peroe ME foIat, Hdmii6: Nnia tJe.l3
ar Der freusnng 6er frefllthsR SurpliPc nan
ylllforb Strase nnb ner fiblid5aH Gurblinie
bon McWiuan girnBe bel Der 1r5dblng BON
observation-disclosures urb oreiunoftnf,iA 6uii,
oert'iel li06.53) SUE: oann -cbitelaeno ;itr ainfe
bon f1tnf Nro3eni ffr Observation-Disclosures
80 NIB 3ipetlnoottaiq aunoeyfieI f6E iIr
juB biz sur Grbobung Con breihanoert.
northumberland ltub bierHRoneur3in 2uroert,
itel 1891 .s4) Gus, nnb bGB Der grnS Ser li.li.
den Gurblirte berfeIbe fein iou nit Der iulqsus
ben ailsnqbme: Gufangeno al Der streuinna
Der 1'titden 9rrbEinie Don Bnil7oro Strase
lino Der fuoliten GHrbIinie bon mcDiilan
StraBS bel Der Gr65buna bon pierbunoerfiuns
itflo rieltll 6unoertfteI f40s. o9p Sitff; barr
aoitet9eno 3ir 9iate bon feds uno fehsunhflnfs
10 SunoesttteI 8rosent ilr einbunoert (6.56e
lhr 1909 SlB, bis sur Grbo6ung bon oierbune
ocftl'noetns .uno oretuaoflnfsig Sunoertftel
(40l .53l Sub.
@afftH am IL. s1ooember 1912.
Z. ~. Bed
grdabert bro tenn. Ses StaStraibs.
Wealar5ief: artbnr Gspo. 0Ierf.
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(siEe Grbtuans, 30. 57ssf9t2 - Bur
" StGblirung BEG 0rnbeS Don Msens Gfras

Stabltrlne oes 0rnbeS bon gSels Giras
BE, bon el6ter soeuue. s27.s5 SUB n6rsIiu.
Sei es beroronet bonn etabtratb Der etabt
Cincinnati, sIaat Ebio, taB Der @urb.6rab
bon gSel5 StraBe. BON glnter @benlie, s27.s 81
SUB nDroIib, lei lno oerfelbe bierburn etablirt
tpcroe ipie foIgt, ndmIin:
Gel nna 1T ~berieIbe pierbur9 etabIirt pte
folgt. ndmlit:
strtaHgeno an Der Greu5una Der ~oiiliaen
enrblinie bon gSeIs SiroEe uno ber nbrbIiden
G~Hrtiinic Den &dter stneune, bel Der Grbobnir
bon oierbanoertoiee Mnb bserirofnnf,i9 Slgis
oerfiteI t404.54 SUB; bartn abftcieeno sur Stale
bon bier NM tiri 5unbertleI 9ro8ent iiir nicr
bliHoerfunbiintSig C4.05R fir $4,000 SUE, his
STR erpobung bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NIB mountaineering 9urbfrtfteI t33G.32J sap
halin nblIeigeHo sue Rate ben eIIein EHo snpei,
lnoati3lg 3nHbertfteI .4rc5efif flr tiinteia
u.e2f6 fir 5000 Sui, bis sur Srhoblttg Dor
oreleuIeertllItnHoattsig uno elnilnooier3ts
slafe bon 5pei unb dttnnbtiinfs,a ollnoeri'iel
asrosent iiir fluf3ie (2.5S4 fir 50. 0G) yIB. hIs
CUR Qrbobuna bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5il
nno @lt,nsH3ls 9nnoertiiei lsssaol .sns oanll
'tei Nro6ent fir Observation-Disclosures
nnb i~ieben5ie 5unbertfiel t4.soeo ilr 27s.70)
SlrB, bis our Ctt5bune bon oier1.ibs:. mt
ADJ SunoerIfteI t400.06) Uub.
Inn oab DER t6rao Der meitli6ep gurblinie
~eerielbe ietn fol- nit ben folgcnben ausnabr1en
NHf1rgeHo al Ger Areu3Inp Der mefil.te1
0nrbIinie bon gaenS Giraffe unb Der nDrbIider
GurbIinie bon el6ier sIDenue bel Der Grb6buna
hon oierb,ulbertuHbfiinf uno .5peiunbfe1sig
atate Dor fnnf imo sipoif 6unberiftei proseni
ilr einbunberr (5.f2& far 1907 SUB he our
Grb0bina ben oierbunbert nno flniosg (Ao0.5o
Sub.
gailirt am IL. g~sODeuster 1872
4rdfbent pro fsm.- bes gtabtratts.
ssGIaHbts': Ggtbsg 01en gIsr!; -
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@ambnrg.2 2inie

5iibafrifa eneliId ~setporosn mar
(1815) Gnberten fih Die 9inse. Muf
Hehnuns Der gnsldnber 1T es 5u is=
ben, baB bic GaptoIonie unb bic ans
sren5enbsn 9sbieta sssenpdrtis boaz
itGnbig fret ppn 20pen finp. Jn ibren
oftafritaniihen geiiBunsen haben bic
Gngldnbsr bem 20pen nod nid9t ben
&ries ertlGrt. i'm 9sgsntbeii, Situfrita
sntbdlt srobe WilbihuBsebiete. uno
in oieien tonnen bic lOpen iebr 5abl<
reid fein, neil ibre g~eutetbRpe, ale
pflanaenfrefenoen 8epobnsr besS Step
pen!anDes, Sablreid, iinb. IS bat fih
dber bort bersits Elm Miberfpruh nit
ben 8iebSihtern ergeben, DereR 6etr>
ben unter ben l0pen gu leiben babsn,
nno iibr tura OBJ lang pirb bic RE-
gierlns irsenb rpslhe Mubregeln gum
Shube Der 0iet3iihter gtgen bic Qoa
tpenplase treffen miHen. Gin paar
0ebisk gisbt es in Mfritd nod. tpo be
0Dipen sleidfalIs 5ablreih Dortoms
men. Dds iinb bic Qnnbfhaftsn, in
Densn bic 9Ietie zsJliese portommi unD
bic natiirli6 BON ben guropdern ee.
miebsn tp<rben. Ollie @egenben jsbot,
in benen bic guropGer feften Jub fafa
fen fonnien, finb aQmablih arm an
2Dtpen unb frei BON bisfen Ruubtbie.
rem gstucrben.
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GebcnsgefaGrlidl Derlebt.

Wuf eisentbumlide Wstfe Derun.
gIiidte geitsrn Nbenb Der rs Sabre
alte Waf6init Dm. Setter, BON RD.
2422 @lenDap NDe. Gr nurbe am
Dabnbofe in NOrnooo 5ufdlIis BON
einem anberen paHasier Dom 53uge
geftDben uno 10 ibiper perlest, oab er
nur gAtnse Nusftdt auf 0enefuns
bat. Der 8erunslidte fpurbe alf
bern 3uge mad benz Union 8nbnbof
aebraht, DON mo er in tinem patroI%
,eaosa ua4 se. tSetiAea 6oipital
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pbilipp benz @ierten enlightenment Wert
Suotarium Sure ct @ubernattpnem
Q628), mo elmer fDnieliden 6Drbe@
run9 bes 9eoanfens lebiglt1 in Der
5orm oes Wunfhes sebatt ipirb. Sn
Der 5olse fdeint man fih jenph niht
meter nit benz @eoanfsn befabt gu
boben. @s pereinsen Sabrbunbsrte,
biz Bolivar i'm nteber aufnabm lnp
2eReps, Der ith ia germ einen
5albiponier ilannte, i'm alssufiibren
begdnn.
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&uitbansoieb.

Gin etDu 80 Sabre alter Mulatte
idIid iit eeitsrn in Das aoitbaus SO.
$50 Weit 3. StraBe unb bur6iu6te
Die psri6iebenen 3tmmer, Games
gbriit psrlor 3leiounesitude i'm Wsrz
TIE bon $4,000, Sid DaItins tpurbe
UNI 5tpei Anauge uno sinen lleber5iez
Der i'm Wert6s BON $40 beitobIen, unn
Sad Sones betloste Ben 9erluit zines
Qn5ugss i'm Wertbs BON SO. Der
Reesr puros geieben, ais er nit geuz
te beIuoen bas 9uus perli.B.
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itrenaen Morte pes Rihters iber lid

itrengen Mprte bes Rihters iiber lid
srseben. Suffice Scrutton ertldrtc
benz tiefbeffGmten &naben, bdB er
ibm am liebften cine seb0rige Sruht
griieel auerfannt bdtte. 8pn elmer ber=
ertisen 3iihttsung bate freili6 bann
aud oas ebenio ihuloige Mdbel ieis
men Mntbeil empfdngen miiHen. .llnb
nun, mein Surge, figte Der Rihter
gum SdluB in5u, rlofe Dir es es:ast
iein: 6alte DID fern bon ben Wabz
den. pb unter pber iiber ied5ebn Sab
rem, bis On i'm Stonbe btit, einen Ell
eenen 6dusbdlt 3u griinben."
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Gin anf3e9nGbrig
Gntiibrer. gor benz @eri6tsbof
BON northampton in gnslano bate
It'd oieier Gage Elm giirihhen bon
funfaehn 2enaen ipesen gntfiibrung
zines acknowledgment Mdbhens gu psr-
a%ntiporten. Der ntiibne sSingling",
GbDaro 9ammono nit Ramen. nurbe
fir itulois befunben unb au brei
Monaten gefdnsniB Derurtbeilt; bic
ourd bic lnteriudunssbaft bereits
Strafe birfte ben jueenolie
den 2iebbaber turirt baden. Ssbr blab
unn ssoradt Iisb hsr Wifttbatsr bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-15

Srbtnons q o.. Observation-Disclosures ole
Ireite bon SeIienDesen an micaenn @oes
nue., bon gfter apsHiie DIG Get Strabe.
Sci es peroronet pom Stabtratb Der SiaSt
Cincinnati, Staat Gbio:
Settion i. TnB Die 8reite Der sei,enneoe
an !nlc9enn 9loeuue. ~stpiicben sldter abeniie
nro Geit StraBe feiteefteut fperbe auf iiebeu (T)
SUB dIt Der Gillette.
seftin1 2. 9aB aug Croiannsen, ueIbe bier.
NIT MD! uberetnittmInen feien mo bieisIben
hierourd tUioerrufeu liro.
Settton g.. 9ieie Grbjndns fou In aroft
tretcn uHo @lltiateit babeu bon uRo rd6 BEN
f~ElbeIteH poM geiee erIarbten 8ettpuniie or.
En1itrt am ~. g,ooerfber ~. 2. 1912.
SImeou SohufoH,
Rrdfioent bee Stubtruibs.
He9laubi9t: artbur Gspo. glerf.
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(frtne 0roiuan6 30. 579s1qi2 - Bur
StaellruHg beS @raocs bon Gti5 S!rufe,

(Ctne SroiuanS g o. 579s1Q12 - Bur
etaeiirune bes @raocs bon Gais SirnBe,
Don Game aocHue bis Gratpforo sloeuue.
Gel es beroronet bonn Gtaotraib Der Gtaot
Cincinnati, Stant Sbio, oaB Der Gurb.c5ruo
bon ellis Gtrabe, bon Cane slnenue bis Gram.
fcro IneHuc, fei uno ocrieIbe bierbur1 etablirt
lperoe fpie iolei, ndmIi6:
an'an9ero al Der areujlng Der nDrbIiden
Gurbiinie bon @ai5 etraBe uno Der 0lftideu
0urblinie bon Game glpenue, BEL Der Grb1hunu
bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uHo 3pan5ig Sunoertftci
C75.2o) Sub: oann abiteigeno 3llr gute bon
o1ei uno ilnf 3ebnteI 4rO8ent fiir oierbunoert
t2.5Ve Iiir 400 JHb bis sur Grb6bung bon
eIrhnofetn9la l1o 3iuan6is NuIoertftei (61. 2W
tuB; oaniI puf'ieteeHo sur Rate bon flint 3ebfis
rel Nro5eHI fur Observation-Disclosures unb
neu1 solHoertfieI C.5o4c fir 292. 0e) SUP. biz
sur fpe1liI6eH GurbltHte bon GIapforb Apenue
uTlo Der Grbobung bon 6rpetunofet5tg uno ie6s.
nHol edo5tg Sunbertitel C62 COZ sub. llno Du6
Der 0rGh oer fiioltten Gurblinie berfelbe iein
'ou mil ben folafnoea staIenabmeH: eInfanaeao
az oer Hreu5tIng bee tlioIiden GurbIIuie bon
GQI5 StraBe lnb Der 6iIIideH 9urbltnie BON
Sane ssnenue bel Der GT00bung bon oteruI,os
iie6en6te llHo 9fpeiumoiteben3ig 9uRoerf'
.tst 0so,2' sns; barn a5fsieen5 sur
@unoertiieI 9fo8eut far finiilg Co4S%
i'm 800 SUB, bis sur 9rb1bun9 pcn
retulIoite5eil8ia uno ~flniunopieroie 5unoertifel
teu eurbIinie bon Guie 5Irabe uno ser tcTts
llden 9lirbIinte bon Gratuioro 9lpeHlie bel Der
Grbpbune Ron 5tueiufibied3ig IIilb fetsnlolets
our giate bon iiebeuufobier3tg 5unoertfieI 8rp.
senI fir tlnfunofiiHf3ig uuo acknowledgements
9anoerftel t0.47% fir 55.26l Sue bis frr
9rhnpunn npH 5uciunoiet5ie una eiHdnop:.s4;1
GllEoertftel U2.41) Srb.
gaiiirt am II ig%tooerbeI 1912.
q. gS. 8ed,
9rdfioert pro tenn. bes Gtaotrot6s.
aeolarbtat: artbur Gspn. GIsri.
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Gin IS antpffcl bcIb.

Tantoffelbelo: .Sf ioll einen 0r1tB
bon meiner lieben 9Srolt beIteaen; tic
ldbt iid) erfunoigen, Oh if nld)t ge-
tern meinen Sdirm bier gelaiien
babe"
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b.

Ilte 8nfette:: g4ie oft if)dten Sic
mid, Serr Grofeiior?"
8rofeiior: rgntibulbigen Sic,
8ndoiaite, ih bin 2iteratltroo5ent,
ober niht I!tertbunsforiferi"
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befDrbert puroe. Cine llnteriuduns
baB er mebrere Rippenbriite,
eine 2eberSerreiBuns unb onbere inne=
re 0erlebunoen erlttten bate.
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ocb. etepbanb,

aeIiebte Gattin bon sQbert setnciItoit, I'M ahet
bon 80 Sabreli. Die geerDi9nfg tiiioet 6reuag'
ben Is. Nooeuibcr 1912. AadTniftaas lpt,
hon Der gSpbnine ibrer mhitter, go. 4248 SdIls
iIion Ioenue, GortbIibe, aus iiati. 14,16N
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Ser antiquarihe 8ater.
DMar1m beult ibr benn 10, ibr
Hangea2"
nSubm Die ainber bon Sdlll-
6c's boben einen nel1en &ater befpm-
men, nno mir BADEN tbren lesten &C.
friegtl'"
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Or mnB es niffen.
lebrer: ,Gott iorgt fir ale &c
tid)0pfe in pdterIider Meife. Mer eibt
Dir aIio an ellen, G1rlfen2"
Rstl9en: suniege aSaiH aluouits!@
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oeIiebter Sntte oot Sroi GItfobetb giesfe,
aeb. Sniteroprp, i'm MIfsr bon 40 Sabren. 9ds
petdenbcadnanit firbet ain Gnmfiaa, Den 10.
9tooeinber, 9iod, mittapS Tim 2 llbr, bonn Irnuera
hanie. SO. 341 sSrprt Gfrnbe, PeIIenile. any
aus fiat. g'ertunr1ote, Srer1be NIB eeinfifie
limo ireanbIidit eineelnoen bon
Ten tranrrnben Stuterbliebenen.
Sic gcitattina erioIat otf benz 5ntnIergrnneh
~
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9o(rphint Gfintman,

Gtor6 anf Wit;modh, ben Is. KoociloPf
q nchrnirfnnS 9 1lhr % Minfitcll.
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epIitter.

Mm bitxrjten urtbeilen bic iiber bus
leben, bts iid an fstnsr Gibs ben
,Rassn DsrArrbsD babtu.
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sooes Nnseiseu.
Wtto Afrman nitske,

Gtnrb am Gonnerftaa, ben IA. Rorember
1912. moraens I'M 2 Hbr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-21
CHAPTER XVII.
Lavouche Ceases to Fish.

| Excitement in Lavouche was intense
Not since that day twenty years before,
when Ambrose Velais had eloped to Que
bee with Melnees wife, and thence none
knew where, with Melinees after them,
from which pursuit none of the three
ever returned. had there been such SEN
sation in the little village and on the
island. To sell a French map to Germany
might be felony; this was far graver
affair. this killing OF man. The narra-
| tive ran that had stolen into the village,
having an appointment with the German.
at which time l was to turn over the
map for a large sum of gold Esper fol-
| lowing me, and also Descarte and Plon.
| who went another way among the boats.
The stranger and / had met on the beach.
| we were concluding our transaction when
Esper and Descarte and Pilon. who had
been appointed by the townSmen to OBJ
| serve us. to see that no transaction was
made, had run forward to stop this per-
| fidious bargaining away of Frances
| honor The German and l had turned
about and fought them. Esper had been
| beaten off with a walking stick, but l
had stabbed Descarte with knife. Pilon.
| who had been behind the other. ran up
| like a hero; Descarte. whom until now
none had liked, had died for his native
country. Such was the story. Pilon told
For did he not know the whole occur
| renee? Truly. Now, if Pilon had but
| been at the meeting in the beginning
| he left 1t to be inferred what would
| have happened, but. at any rate. what
ever it was the result would have been
| something different Now. also look you.
where was the German? He had settled
| his bill with madame, the inn woman,
and was gone.
The corpse had lain on the sands till
daybreak, where the fishermen coming
down to their boats found it. At first
| they had. perhaps. imagined Pilon or Es-
per to have stabbed Descarte In
drunken quarrel Of their own. Such quar-
rels had been frequent. Standing about
the body. these tanned and sturdy usher
| men were at loss to know what to do,
| confused what move to make before this
evidence Of a murder. Drowned men,
men who lost their lives by all the acct
dents Of storm and tide. were common
to them: the deep demanded its toll and
they accepted the fact with fishermen's
philosophical remark. ITEMS, CONNIE IL
faut, but this was something different.
While they were engaged in grave specu-
lation. came to them Pilon and Esper. 1t
was l who had done the deed. l. Charles
| Woodwork. Then the fishermen had
| looked even graver. for l was another
person from Pilon. whom they suspected.
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"Thou lest" said Jean, vehemently, to


TT is so. Ask this Woodwork" Pilon
exclaimed.
A number Of the men raised the body.
they carried it in sail up the street TO
Pilon's house. where they laid II upon the
table, At this unwonted sight OF their
husbands and fathers returning when
they should by this time have been Well
out Of The Throat and on their way to
the fishing grounds wives and children
poured forth from doors. This happened
while vet day was in the foggy dawn.
Many went down again to look at the
place where the struggle had occurred
they pointed to the disturbed spot. 10
dark stains on the sand; Esper's hat,
which he had lost while fleeing from me
and the German. was found-a confirma-
ton of the tale.
Jean came to my house about 8 O'Clock.
He stood in grave silence for moment,
holding his sou'wester in his hand.
"Descarte was found dead among the
boats this morning" he said. They say
you killed him."
II did not. jean
Then ii is lie. as | said"
Listen said /. and l told him the
whole story.
Jean silently put out his brown hand
to grip mine. Here was another who
would stand at my shoulder through
thick and thin, who knew / spoke the
real happening and would not fail me.
That Esper, If he speak not the truth
when the time comes, / will settle with
him. he said, grimly.
ON his discretion I could also depend.
Until the proper minute arrived l would
make no effort to disabuse the village
mind and no attempt to offer a defense.
To go about endeavoring to deny Pflon 8
story would serve only to weaken my
cause; when / struck 1t must be hard, a
final blow that should not only clear my
self of the charge of murder, but es-
tablish my innocence of any wrongdoing
so far as France was concerned. and
bring Del Hervalle. the chief conspirator.
to his knees. AS far as the map was con-
cerned, the word of Billy Harrington
would serve to. vouch for me; in the mat
ter Of proving Del Hervalle's completely
and guilt in seeking to end my life, IL
could not hold that tricky rascal Esper to
straight path ] foresaw dangerous reefs
ahead That little twisted-face wretch
He would undoubtedly tell the story that
would earn him the most money.
However much l might ignore the gos-
sip Of the villagers. ! could not ignore the
fact that / would have the charge of muir
der to meet Therefore / determined to
show that / was ready. Accompanied by
Jean and Billy, / set out for Lavouche.
The fog still persisted. heavier than 1t
had been the previous night, and every
twig branch and bough dripped with
moisture; grass was wet. bushes were sat
urated tree trunks sodden: the sea flowed
in vague. dark waves and little way
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out was lost to sight under its gray pail.
The beach was dismal. the line Of drift
sticks, small shells. dead submarine in
sects and molluscs. strings OF weed
which under a bright sun afforded
| curious and colored assortment of sea
| objects only appeared as worthless.
decayed refuse rejected by the ocean.
Altogether the morning was depressing.
At the spot where | had fought and
killed Descarte there yet fingered a few
persons. held by morbid interest-two or
three men. half a dozen women and A
! scattering of children. Past them We
STROBE without word. as we passed
others who stood I'm the street or at
doors. The men maintained "A serious ex
preston while speaking to me: the
women, for the most part, however.
stared pretended not to observe us.
some plainly turning their backs. AT the
inn window | perceived madame in her
accustomed place knitting her yarn. She.
| too beheId us passing. for she held UP
finger for us to stop. Standing In the
door, she said:
You have murdered good customer
of mine. il seems said she.
Even shea fact WHICH ! had never
suspected possible-could be curious.
Possibly" said l.
"Ah. and only yesterday l was serving
him brandy, with Pilon and Esper'
Well you'll not serve him any more.
said l. not pleased at her apparent cupid
tN. her ulrly-Idceu, tOusie-nedutu iltie
scullion was also looking at me around
her skirt. his tongue licking the corner
of his mouth.
"Ah, NJ. Charles, you will be tried and.
perhaps. hung like any other criminal
she went on. while her eyes were fixed
upon me unblinking
There Is that possibility also"
That Is true. very true. Much talk
also will there be at the inquest Pilon
will talk and Esper will talk and Surcon
will talk and old Gaspard will talk-for
| he, above others, could not live and not
| talk on such a day-and monsieur will
| talk, and, perhaps. some more. We shall
see what We see and hear what we hear.
You speak with great wisdom, ma
| dame, as ever ] answered, dryly. And
| We went on up the street to the mayor's
house
(To be continued tomorrow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-21
A Truthful Story Teller.

From Judge.
William had been west with his
mother and had enjoyed the trip in the
glass bottom boat. He was telling
about ii to little friend.
Yes. Edgar, we could see the fish
laying on the bottom of the ocean
Lying. dear put in his mother.
NO. I'm not. mother" he replied
stoutly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
BIG BOOM is ON WOMEN FIGHT FIRE
Effort to Beautify Cemetery
Ends in Disaster.
Fighters, Too Weak to Stand,
Crawl to Fight Flames.

Dodge City, Kan Nov PA party
of club women business men and otn-
er prominent citizens who recently en-
gagged in a cemetery cleanup campaign
here, turned to a squad Of prairie FIRE
fighters before the day ended As the
party marched from this city to the
cemetery in the early morning Nth
shovels, rakes ana other cleanup too-s
Mayor H B. Bell warned them not to
start fire The cemetery was found
to be badly overrun with Russian this
ties and the mayors warning disre-
garded.
As result three quarter sections of
valuable farm land near this city were
swept by the flames. Harry Hubbard
and Ed Bowen, merchants, fought
flames from 10 a. m. till dark. The
last few hours being too weak to
stand they crawled on their hands and
knees. fighting The fire with articles of
clothing Mrs. L J. Pettijohn. Mrs
Beatty. Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. P. H
Sughrue and other prominent club wo-
men were almost as heroic.
The property owners injured assert
they will sue for damages.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-22
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