davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

rzonych panstw baikanskich per-
traktuja pomiedzy SODA co do
warunkow zawieszenia broni, a
ewentualnie pokoju, Wszelkich
jednak .blizszych informacyi brak
W tel chwili.
Konstantynopol, Is listopada.
= Rad turecki nakazai powola-
ME drugich rezerw w trzech "a
chodnich okregach Maiej Azyi;
wojska maja bye bezzwiocznie
przewiezione do Turcyi Europej-
skiej. z powodu tego powolania
W okregach tych wybuchly rozru-
chy.
Sofia, 1s listopada. Coraz
nowe przychodza wiesci zdoby-
ciu Adryanopola, ale urzedowo
ich jeszcze ME stwierdzono,
Ateny, 1S listopada, Grecy G.
panowali juz caiy poiwysep Cha1-
kis; w miescie Saloniki wysadz,li
W powietrze nieznani sprawcy
magazyn prochu, obok ktorego
znajdowai sic barak, mieszczacy
kilkuset jehcow tureckich, barak
ten splonal, z CORA 800 Turkow
zgineio.
Do Aten przybyiy delegacye
caiego szeregu wysp ma Mo
rzu Egejskiem, ktorych ludnoSc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18
Ie!egIanly kIaj0we.
Kanai Panamski bedzie wykon-
czony O rok wczesniej.

Waszyngton, Is listopada. =
w urzedowym raporcie, giowny
inzynier kierujacy robotami przy
Kanale Panamskim, pulk. G. w.
Goethals, zapowiada. re W lecie
przysziego roku pierwszy okret
przepiynie przez miedzymorze
Panama Cd Atlantyku do Pacyfi
ku. Me bedzie to jeszcze ogrom-
ny kolos morski, lecz tylko jedcn
re zwykiych okretow, uzywanych
przy budowie kanasu. Ma polka
die posazerami beda tylko puik,
Goethals i sztab inzynierow a
merykanskich, ktorzy przez osm
lat pracowali mad tenn najwiek-
szem ma kuli ziemskiej5 -dzieiem
inzynieryi nowozytnej,
Urzedowe otwarcie Kana'u
nastapi dopiero szesc miesiecy lub
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

rok po pierwszem wpuszczenlu
woody. Poprzednio ogloszono 1go
stycznia, 1915 roku, jake urzedo-
wa date otwarcia. Lecz panuje O.
g6lne przekonanie, ze data ia be-
die O caiy rok przyspieszona.
Dyskusya mad taryfa.
Washington, IS listopada. =
Ogolne zainteresowanie panuje
miedzy czlonkami kongresu, jake
projekty zreformowania taryty
beda przed}ozone ma nadzwyczaj-
nej sesyi kongresu, ktora bedzie
zwolana 1890 kwietnia. Niekto-
rzy proponuja, jeden bill, obejma-
jacy Gala ustawe, inni znow sa-
dza, re lepiej kazda sekcye "a
wrzec w osobnym blu.
Jezeli poszczegolne bile be-
da przedkiadane, nadzwyczajna
sesya bedzie zwo}ana jeszcze
przed 15tym kwietnia.
Zepsucie w wysokich sferach.
Portland. Ore, 1S listopada. :
Ia osob aresztowano wskutek
Sledztwa, wdrozonego po zezna-
mach chlopca' postawlonego
przed sadem dla maioletnich. So
to ludzie wybitni W kolach pre-
myslowych i zawodowych. Po-
dobno wiecej osob bedzie aresz-
towanych..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

gotowany ma najgorsze i oswojo-
ny juz z ta mysla, IL mic miasta
przed Bulgarami ocalic ME zdo-
Ia. Dezercya trivia w dalszym
eiagu = jeno jeszcze hcznieisza;
ludzie MIRA jak muchy, bo dla cho-
rych rannych niema nj opieki nj
pomieszczenia.
= Londyn, Is listopada. = Po-
dobno istnieje porozumienie mic
DIV mocarstwami, IL w razie o.
statecznego ataku Bulgarow na
stolice, okrety mocarstw, stojace
pod Konstantynopolem wyladu-
ia natychmiast swe wojska ma
lad obsadza miasto, to = ME,
ably GO Buigarom .bronic, ale na
to. aby uchronic chrzescijan tam
teiszych cd rzezi W czasie gdy tu-
recki Rad miasta wyjdzie, a
MIN Bulgarzy don wejda.
Sofia, IS listopada. - Ukiady
tocza sic pomimo walk trwajaF
cych; podobno rzady sprzymis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

godzine, to troche "a wiele%
Chicago jest jedynem wielkiem
miastem takim procentem roz-
wodow. Pod}ug obecnych praw
zlemu ME MONA zapobiedz.
Sedziowie zaproponowali lea
karstwo ma szerzace sic zfo. Se-
dzia Kavanagh powiedzial 70
dobrze bedzie, jesli sprawy tie be-
die najpierw rozpatrywal spe-
cyalny referent sadowy, ktory be-
die mial czas ma zbadanie calej
sprawy szczego}owo.
Sedzia Tuthill jest zdania, 10
specyalny referent powinien o.
piekowac sic temi sprawami pro
cesy rozwodowe powinny sic od-
bywac przy zamknietych
drzwiach.
Zdaniem sedziego Kavanagh,
ktory jest katolikiem, zapowie-
dzi slubne powinny bye og ASIA
ne, a mniej byioby nieszczesli-
wych nalzehstw.
Sedzia Gibbons powiedziai, re
swoje zdanie o rozwodach pred
lozy W raporcie do najwyzszego
trybunalu. Jest on rowniez "a
tenn, by rozwody obostrzono.
Kardvnai Farley w Chicago.
Wczoraj do Chicago z podrozy
po Stanach zachodnich przyje-t'
chai JE. ks. Kardynai Farley, arr
cybiskup nowojorski. Ksiaze Ko-
sciola bawil u tutejszego ks. Ar
cybiskupa Quigleya.
Wczoraj wieczorem razem q
ks. Arcybiskupem ks. Kardynai
byl ma koncercie Choru Pauli-
stow w sail teatru Studebaker. !,
Zebrana publicznosc urzadzifs
mu wielka owacye, DO porazi
pierwszy Chicagowianie mieli
sposobnosc ogladac nowego kar-s
dynala.
Dzisiaj rano o godzinie otej ks.
Kardynai FNrley wyjechai do No
wego. Yorku. Po dredze zatrzy-
ma sic krotko W Notre Dame.
Razem dygnitarzem Koscioias
pojechali ks. Biskup Edward
Dunno, ks. Praiat Lavelle. ks.
Praiat McGean, ks. Pra}at Lewis
i jeszcze kilku ksiezy z dyecezH
chicagoskiej.
Przeciw sadom. y
Reformatorka West Hams
mond, znana Virginia Brooks
wystapiia wczoraj referatem
przed sufrazystkami zebraneml
w Hull House j powiedziaia, "a
sadly w tym Stanie So do niczegos
ze kieruja sic polityka, re proku-
rator stanowy jest r6wniez pod
pantoflem jakiejs partyi politycz-S
nej.
Ajax reformatorki zapewne
wywola silny process re strony
wszystkich sedziow w powiecic
Cook. Brooksowna oparia swoja
decyzye ma walce, ktora wyto-
czy}a domom nieslawy W West
Hammond. Powiada ona, re gdy-F q
by sadly uczciwie sprawy trakto-
waiy, to wszyscy wiasciciele do-
NOW niesiawy W West Hammond
znalezliby sic poza kratami wiet
.,ienia stanowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

Konstantynopol, 1s listopada.
- Maxim Basza donosi, ze na o.
bu skrzydiach armii tureckiej po-
"a Czataldza odparci zostali Bui-
garry ze znacznemi stratami
walka miala bye zwycieska dla
Turkow w caiem tego slowa zna-
czeniu: podobno zdobyli oni Kill
ka bateryi bulgarskich oraz wzie-
Ii do niewoli 5000 Bulgar6wl.. :.
Bitwa toczyla sic W sobote przez
caiy dzieh. Szczegolow jej tego
wielkiego zwyciestwa telegramy
ME podajs.
Londyn, Is listopada. = Me
przywiazuja tn wielkiej wagi do
pogioski tureckiej owen ,wiel-
klein zwyciestwie" Turk6w mad
Busgarami na poiudniowy
wsch6d cd Czataldza. Nieprawdo-
podobnie brzmi szczeg6i 0 wzie-
ciu do niewoli 5000 buigarskich
zolnierzy.
Sofia, 1S listopada. = Bitwa
decydujaca o losie Turcyi, wre
W calej peani. Mic tn ME wiadomo
o zwyciestwie, raportowanem DO
Konstantynopola przez Nazima-
Bssze. Maio szczegolow wiado-
mo tez o bitwie toczscej sic; Bul-
garry prs naprzod ogromua
siis. Turcy cofaia sic pisdz po pie
dzi. 2 Nora Marmara z jednej i
z Nora Czarnego drugiej stro-
ny turecde ohrety wojenne o.
strzeliwaja pozycye bulgarskie, a
le ME wiele czynia szkody, gdyz
zdala trudno i'm rozr6znic swo-
ich cd obcych. Nazim-Basza kie-
rule defenzywa turecka, kto-a
Jest prawdziwie rozpaczliwa,
Trrcy bronia sic zaciekle, kopia
szahce z jednych wyparci oko-
lSujs sic zaraz w innem miejscu,
tworzac reduty, ktore Buigarzy
atakiem na bagnety musza zdoby-
wac. Wzg6rza "a Hademkeni OBJ
sadzili Turcy nader SLIME j zgro-
madzi1i tam gl6wna Geese swego
parku artyleryjskiego. Pozycye to
trudne bardzo do wziecia.
Konstantynopol, 1s listopada.
- w miescie doskonale siychac
ghuchy ioskot strzalow armat-
mich - tax blisko juz sic toczy
walka; Turcy pokladaja ostatnia
nadzieje W owych obwarowa-
nych wzgorzach obsadzonych
woiskiem mozliwie najlepiej. Ia
razem czynia sic W stolicy turec-
kiej pqzygotowania do przepro-
wadzki: sultan, Rad panstwa
zarzad miasta maja sic przeniesc
do Brussy W Malej Azyi, dokad
ma bye przeniesiona stolica Tur-
cyl. w miescie panuje spokoJ
cholera tylko grasuje po dawne-
mu podobno po 1000 ludzi go
"a mrze codziennie.
- Wykryto W stolicy spisek
mSodo-turecki, majacy ma celu u
stanowienie rzeplitej W Turcyi,
kt6rej prezydentem byiby Nah
mud-Szefket-Basza, tworca re-
wolucyi, ktora zrzucila tronu ex
spltana Abdula Hamida; wielu
wybitnych Miodo-Turkow ma
bye wmieszanych W ten spisek,
- w miescie panuje apatya re-
Eygnacyi; lud zdaje sic bye przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

MOrderStWO ma rzeCe Illinois.
Cialo mlodego czowieka wrzucono do rzeki. -
Moore miai przy sobie $40.
znaczM unijne ma tWaTzy.
Balwierze niesanitarnych balwier-l
mach. 7 recznikow dla 1 goscia.
Najechaf przechodnia.
Szofer uciekf po naechaniu czfowieka.
PrZeciW rOZWOdOm.
Sedzia radzi oddawac te sprawy specyalnej komisyi
Hr / referetoWi sadoWemu
Najechaf przechodnia.
Szofer uciekf po najechaniu czfowieka.
PrZeciW rOZWOdOm.
Sedzia radzi oddawac te sprawy specyalnej konisyi
referetowi sadowemu
Zamordowali cz{owieka ma rzece
Illinois.

LanOrQOWdll CZ1OWlckd nd IZcCe
Illinois.
Piraci ma rzece Illinois zamor-
dowali mlodego Chicagowianina,
Williama F. Moore zabrali mu
$40.
w piatek rozeszla sic pog}o--
ska, re. Moore zostai zabity gdy
jego lodz gazolinowa zderzyla
sic z grobla w Beardstown, Ill.
Pozniej okazaio sic, ze cziowiek
juz ME zyi kiedy jego lodz do
piynela do grobli.
M4ody cziowiek udai sic W da-
leka podroz. Moore najpierw "a
mierzai jechac rzeka Illinois a
potem puscic sic ma r.eke Missis-
sippi do New Orleans. Mial re
SODA dwie lodzie, ktore sam zbu-
dowa}. Podroz te odbywal co ro-
ku w ostatnich dwunastu latach
Widac, re tel jesieni hapadli
go piraci ma rzece Illinois "a
mordowali go. Ciaio jego wrzu--
como do rzeki. Dotychczas niko-
go jeszcze ME aresztowano.
g's. 80 Nowose. : =
Ma posiedzeniu balwierzy oma-
wiano wczoraj sprawe znaczka u
nijnego ma brodzie kazdego czio-
wieka ogolonego W unijnej bal
wierni. Nowosc ia, zdaniem bal
wierzy powinna sic przyjac tax
samo jak znaczki unijne ma wszy-
stkiem innem. MIN jednak znacz-
XII unijne zostana przyjete, bal
wierze unijni chca najpierw "a
prowadzic znosniejsze warunki
stosunki we wszystkich unijnych
balwierniach. Wczoraj mp. po-
wiedziano, ze w niektorych bal
wierniach maja tylko diva reczni-
XII j tyrni trzeba wszystkich gosci
przez caiy dzieh obslugiwac. Je-
den z balwierzy powiedzial, re W
przyszlosci dla kazdego goscia
trzeba bdzie mice az siedm recz-
nikow.
Balwierze ma zebraniu wczo-
rajszem powiedzieli, re ME cofa-
ia sic bynajmniej cd piracy do
broczynnej. Unia balwierzy CAL
kiem gratis bedzie spuszczaia
wsosy goliia wszystkich w zakia-
dach dobroczynnyoh. Wystarczy
tylko telefonowac do kwatery u
nijnej.
Najechai czipwieka.
Policya re stacyi policyjnej
przy 5otej ulicy poszukuje teraz
czerwonego samochodu i jego
szofera, ktory najecha} niebez-
piecznie pokaleczyi Hermana
Gross, zamieszkaiego pnr. 4725
South 50 ave. Wypadek ten "a
szedi wczoraj popoiudniu. Samo-
chod ME zatrzymaf sic wcale, kie-
dy Grossa najechal.
Przechodzac ma druga strone
ulicy Harrison przy State FLIP
Felt zostai najechany przez sa-
mochod L. Townsenda. Felta "a
brano do szpitala sw. Lukasza.
Felt pracuje W skladzie ubrah.
Wlasciciela maszyny zabrano ma
stacye policyjna, gdzie tenze po-
wiedziai, re wypadek ME zaszedl
z jego why, bo on bardzo ostro-
znie jechal.
Obostrzye rozwody.
Sedziowie W chicagoskich sa--
dach rozwodowych sami teraz
przyznaja, ze rozwody W tym
Stanie So zbyt czeste j trzeba je
koniecznie obostrzyc. w sobote
ma przykiad podpisywano rozwo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18
Postepy CzarnogorcoW,
Serb0w i Grel<Ow.
Nieporozumienie Austro-Serbskie.
MOcarstwa zajma stolice Turcyi...
..PatryOtyczne samOb6jstWO".
sRoDEK PRzECIW .sUCHOToM.

Pomyny postep robot przy kanale Panamskm Dyskusya
mad taryfa.- Zepsucie wysokch sferach. Bryan
niezwyklym charakterze.- DIR. Wiley sekretarzem?
- Maniak morderca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

lDoKonczenie aa str. 6-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

Iesli jest do zaiatwienia jakis|
,wazny interes, msiczyzna, zastsrl
nawia sic przedtem, CO ma powits'
dzied, kobieta - jak sic ma 81
brat. Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18
Obostrzye rozwody.

Sedziowie W chicagoskich sa--
dach rozwodowych sami teraz
przyznaja, ze rozwody W tym
Stanie So zbyt czeste i trzeba je
koniecznie obostrzyc. w sobote
ma przyklad podpisywano rozwo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-18

miastach serbskich i tureckich,
swiezo przez Serbow zdobytych,
bywaja przez Serbow wprost vic
zieni; wiadze serbskie uniemozli-
wiaja konsulom zniesienie sic z
rzadem austryackim. Naprezenie
stosunkow austryacko-serbskich
wzrasta mimo zabiegi pokojowe
dyplomacyi europejskiej.
,,Patryotyczne samobojstwo."
Wieden, 1S listopada. Do
nosza tu, re ksiezniczka Zekkic,
najstarsza corka ex-su}tana tn
reckiego Abdrla Hamida popeini-
Ia samobojstwo z rozpaczy mad
haiba i pogromem Turcyi, ponie-
sionym w wojnie biezacej; zbu-
dowala ona stos drzewa, pola-
Ia suknie i wlosy nafta i spalila
sic W ogrodzie swego paaacu W
Abushoir.
z Nienniec. :.
Berlin, Is listopada. = Doktor
berlinski, friedman utrzymuje
W czasopismach naukowych, =e
odkryl stanowczy i pewny sro-
dek przeciwko suchotom we
wszelkiej postaci; wynalazi on
suronice, kt6rej szczepienie ma
absolutnie zabezpieczac pred in
fekcya tuberkuliczna.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
Why SaIveS Can't Cure Eczema

Since the old-fashioned theory of cur ing eczema through the blood has been given up by scientists. many di diffprent salvess have been tried for skin dlseases Rlt it has been found that these saIves only clog the pores and cannot penetrate tn the inner skin below the epidermis Where the eczema germs are lodged
 This---the quality of penetFating- probably explains the tremendous suc- ceNs of the well known liouid eczema remedy, oil of wintergreen, thymol gly- cerine, etc, as compounded in D.D.D Prescription.
 We have sold other remedies for skin
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
A GROWN OF GLORY
As Nell as a Mark Of Beauty Is Lux
 urjous Hear.

It has been truly said that the crowning glor> Of our race is q luNu- rious head of hair
 It used to be thought that this was one of the blessings which the gods be- stow caprieiousIy and fl is only recent S that scientists have discovered that its beauty is dependenr upon the absence Of a minute eerm when Tour ishes in the hair follicles, where [ destroys the life Of the hair.
 To restore this life end kill the germs which cause the mischef is the mission of Newbros Herpicide
 Herpicide surely kills the germs. and IS Inc best hair dressing on the market.
 II contains no grease or oil neith- CT will stain or dye
 Sold D, leading druggists Send loc in stamps for sample 10 The Herpi. eide Co. Detroit Mich
 lackaons Pharmacy. special agents
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
FINE HORSES COMING.
Reservations for Big Horse Owners
 Assures Big Stables Here.

The Arlington hotel has announced reservation of rooms for A R Long and family, of Kansas City, which, of course, will include his daughter, Miss Lula Long, one of the leading ex- hibitors Of the horse show. which will be given at the Oaklawn track, March to g.
 MT. Long and party will arrive in Hot Springs February 2l and they write that they will be here for a three weeks soiourn The stable en. tered by Miss fcng win be shipped from Kansas City uhe latter part of next week, 1t Is expected, and will reach Hot Springs a few days after her arrival Wherever this popular horsewoman goes her horses go with -l.aF-
 General Manager F. M Barnes of -the- horse. show association, has also received word from Mir and Mrs. O. J Mooers of Columbia, Mo, that their stable of blue ribbon winners will be sent from their home about the 17ah of this month and should reach Hot Sprngs by February i9, They. oo. viii come to this city next week and expect to remain for an in definite sojourn.
 Tt won ne very lons before there are some of the smartest looking traps being driven mp a.1d down Cen tral avenue that the people have seen in years" remarked Mir Barnes yes terday T have never been interested ih any equine event where there k promise of such lively competition as will, I know, mark the horse show that will be given here next month.
 Superintendent Harry Myers of the government reservation, and George R. Bedding. secretary Of the Business Mems league, have consented to act as auctioneers when the private boxes for the horse show are to be auc- toned off.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

troubles but none that wt can recon mend as highly as this aor i've know tha llp.D. stops the Itch at once. We can give y0TT trial size bottle for $ cents that will be enough to prove it.
 or course all other druggists have D.D.D. Prescription-~go 10 them it yon cant come 70 uS--but 00nt accept some biz profit substitute
 But if yoa come to our store we are so certain of WbdT f5.f9 l) will do ft9r-vnu that we offer you a fuIl size bottle on this gtiaranfee;--Tf you do not find that t takes away the itch AT ONCE, |. costs you not cent.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

RoherL Carlney- seereLarI.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
MASONIC NOTICE.

\ special communication Of Snmpter Lodge No, il9, F and A. NJ, will be held in their lodge hail, near corner Fifth and Grand avenue, in South Hot Springs, this lThursdayl evening. at 7.39 o'clock Work on E. A degree 4ziis.ltagss- Isl cordially welcome
 j. R. sEARCY w M Robert Car,ney, Secretary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS rsmPLAR

< special conclave of Hot Springs Comm;sldery, No. 5 K. T. will be held n tlIe asTIum this (rhursday) evening at 7.30 o'clock Work in or der Of he Temple Members are urg- ed 10 be present and visiting fraters eoafteously invited
 D Y. ?. ELLSWORTH, F. C.
 Allen Hotchkiss, Recorder
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15

You are DFoba5ly aware that pneu. monia always results rom cold. but you never heard of cold resulting in pneumonia when CbamberIafns Cough Remedy was used. Why taae the risk when this remedy may be had for a trifle? For sale by an dealers,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-15
NOTICE, REeekAHs.

All the Rebekah ladies are request cd to meet at the hall this afternoon at o'clock, to attend the- funeral of Mir c N, Millar
 BY ORDER NOnIE GRANn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-02
SWITCHMAN HURT;
EXPECTED TO DIE
George Price of Rochester,
Mimi, at Hospital in Crit
ical Condition.

Pinned between concrete platform
and a switch engine, George Price, a
switchman on the Burlington road,
was fearfully crushed last night about
$3.50 and as a result Of the injuries
sustained stands but slight chance Of
recovery. lie Is now at St Anthony's
hospita. lowering between life and
death.
The exact manner in which the &C
cident occurred. is not clear. as no one
witnessed IT, The switching crew, Of
which Price was a member. was work
ing near the Sash & Door Works last
night. Price had been coupling some
cars, and in some manner was caught
between the approaching engine and
the platform. His pelvic bones were
completely fractured, and parts OF
them entered the bladder. his abdo-
men was fearfully crushed and mang-
led, and this coupled with internal in
juries will probably cause his death.
Prices home is in Rochester. Mimi.
and relatives there have been notified.
The injured man Is about 35 years OF
age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-02
MOOSERS DISPLACE
BURLESOUE SHOW

In place of a burlesque show which
was to have held down the boards at
the Moline theatre in Moline tonight,
there will be a progressive rally with
Medill Mccormick of Chicago billed to
be the big moose of the evening. The
bull moose campaign managers in Mo-
line today approached the managers
Of the burlesque, got their price for
letting 20 of the theatre for the even
ing. paid it, and now have the place
10 themselves. inasmuch as the show
had been pretty well advertised, there
will probably be a big audience at the
theatre tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-02

ground his teeth. The effrontsry OF
1t all-hinting openly at her ap.
preaching marriage.
II hear that you are soon TO en-
list with the silent majority'w he
observed with a touch of derision.
The warm color rippled in waves
all over Francesca's pretty face. And
as II to madden him, the golden sun
light began to play ravishingly on
the rich CLEAN in the hair he had 80
loved-and was now another man'si
She nodded, with an arch, upward
glance. And your"
Then instead of crushing her with
his rage and scorn as he intended to
do. Leslie Harvey did a very differ
ent thing: he went all TO pieces and
made a clean breast of his misery.
Francesca, for the love OF heaven
tell me that | heard all wrong In
the place back there-that you are
not going to put another in my place
so soon! That you didn't mean IL
when you wrote that wretched letter.
/ have lived in torment And as for
| Priscilla Mayerton, duty. honor and
all the other tommyrot-you belong
to me, you are mine by all the laws
of heaven and earth, and ia never
marry anybody else though the sky
and every star In IT fell"
Il read last week that she had
married her fathers oversser," re-
| marked Francesca matter OF fact.
Yet you had 1t that she-that
that
Il always keep q balance account
with my conscience, Boyo," she In
.erposed softly.
Put suppose 1 had-and she had
accept, ~"
Il knew you wouldn't" whispered
Francesca, with a swift Towering of
roses In he. cheeks, and the most
delicious OF spiles. that is why
went right ali aad with my trous.
seau."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-02
DEPUTIES CALLED
BY SUPERVISORS
Two of Sheriff's Employees Tes-
tify Before Special Investi-
gation Committee.

The special investigation committee
which is looking into the charges made
against Sheriff o. l.. Bruner, did not
meet today and no report as to their
progress could be secured. Yesterday
afternoon, however. they called before
them several Of the deputies including
First Deputy George Siemon and
Charles p. Truxell and John GMiller.
who made the charges which caused
the investigation by the supervisors.
The witnesses refused to divulge the
nature of the queries which the COM
mittee made. but Deputy Siemon said
that for his part he could not get the
drift" of the investigation as the ques-
tons asked him contained nothing that
vas sensational in any way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-02

his honor. There was another man
in the case, and she had deliberately
made him the scapegoat. And they
were to have been married in a
month.
Well, he would let her see that
her perfdy was no secret from him,
and that under the circumstance he
was glad to get clear OF her. Priscil-
Ia Mayerton would not, be a bad ex-
change, he went so far as to reflect.
The clerk who handed Leslie Har-
vey his parcel maryeled at the fash
OF his eyes; q few moments ago they
had been quite calm and pleasant.
Are there more than two en-
frances to this shop?" he asked her
curtly as he turned to go.
only the front one," she had an
swered. and with that he had gone
out 10 the pavement and planted him
self like rock halfway between the
two to wait.
In five minutes Francesca appear
ed. She was SO quiet and natural;
30 Unconditional and smiling that
young Harvey felt his anger totter
for an instant. As she turned their
| eyes met.
''Leslie!"
He was dumb for a second. nerv-
ing himself for his onslaught.
when did you leave San Francis
/ COZ" she ratified On, superbly uncon-
scious of the gathering storm in his
eyes, as they moved OF together down
the avenue.
II reached here last nigkt," he
replied with as little civility as bis
tolerance would sanction. His indig-
nation rose higher and higher at the
look of strange radiance that envel.
oped the girls features But you
-"
20, I expect TO be a bird Of pass
age as long as / can" she informed
him with little gurgle.
. As long as she could Harve!