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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

The Senate yesterday, Dy a narrow
margin of three votes, registered its
iisapproval of the plan of Senator
owen for presidential preference p1t-
maries and the direct election of Pres
idents and Vice Presidents by popular
vote. This would do away with the
electoral college.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

During January Newell S. Green
away, clerk of courts, issued ~ deeds
and SO marriage licenses. Of the lat
ter "a were issued 20 white and s TO
colored persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

In the Circuit Court in vacation to-
day, Mrs Elizabeth Darling qualified
as administrators of the estate of
John E. Darling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

LOST.-On Columbus street between
Prince and King or King between
Columbus and Washington, two
pairs of soiled kid gloves. If
found please return to s13- Prince
street. ! 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01
4 CHANCE FOR MEN.

by al ui'uSuai auSe' Using
agreement just maze pS inc "a
"eetee Win one Oh Vhe 'arseS'
.lriiS 10 Ihe OhlUeo 'otdIe' "c
ere apie 10 of1ef 10 lhe men CT
Alexandria a SplendId opporlu-
Aity osecure d complete SsneIy
a"oF ou.i'I lor '''e SUM u o'
Genus a"d 81" co"pohS ciippeo
rom '.'e "aHet'e' i'e Se' eo"
1'S'S o. '"e io'Io"',rs'
'he 'ol'tef pia'eu Na"'i "o'oe''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Lee Camp Confederate Veterans
will hold its regular meeting next
Monday nigha.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

Disorder of serious character oc-
Cured last night in the strike of the
1900 porcelain workers in Trenton, N.
J., when force of strikebreakers,
imported by the ten plants involved in
the labor trouble, attempted to leave
their work. The imported men were
assailed on the street by a crowd of
strikers, among whom were a number
of women and girls. Stones and bricks
were hurled, and when the two forces
met closely knives were used. Several
arrests were made. The pottery
workers have been on strike for a
week. Late last night dynamite
bomb was thrown into the cellar un-
der the floor of the Offices of the Hud-
son porcelain works. 1t exploded and
wrecked the Office, but the rest of the
plant was not damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

Twenty Thousand women battled
with each other, battled with police
men, and We're beaten and bruised and
crushed, in an effort yesterday morn
ing to get into the tabernacle at Co.
lumbus, Ohio, where Rev. W. A. Sum-
day, the baseball evangelist, is con-
ducting revival Women fought with
umbrellas and with hatpins, while po-
/! icemen used their clubs. a score of
women tainted and hundreds suffered
injuries. One lost purse, containing
5000 in THE crash. Hundreds of wom-
en- gathered at a. m, although the
meeting was to have commenced IN
! the afternoon. At 1890 o'clock the
doors We're thrown open. and the
score of ushers and small army OF po-
hcenen on duty were swept away by
the rush Of feminine worshippers. A
door was torn from the building and
fea onto she mob surging around 1t
policeman was stabbed with hat
pin. s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

:st.arrad Oyster. at Rammsls Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

Steamed Oysters at Rammel's Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-01

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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
THE CONSPIRACY 90 AT5lf 454;,

And then I have heard you have told
the police how TO catch hundreds of
criminals in New York. she purred. His
flank was all but turned He "swelled
visibly" under the fiattery.
"Oh, you've heard that. have you?
Well. it's true. And they call me old
Nut Well, old Nut will show EN- a
thing or two in this case, eh?' And he
smiled vapidly.
The woman smiled with him. and the
smile was more iattery than the words
Wont YOU help us find this Mary
Hadheld d-won't you use your cleverness
to- help u.s. We will pay YOU" she asked
impressively I'VE will pay you $500 II
you will,'
Mir Clavering caught his breath and
leaned back in his chair. staring at her.
"Oh, YOU will, eh?" he said at last, in
a curious tone.
"Yes," declared the woman promptly
HIM" Another pause, and then in the
same indescribable tone he went on
want that girl pretty badly, don't
your"
"Oh, yes-of course"
Mr. Clavering picked up a pencil and
turned it slowly in his long yellow fin
gers
The stenographer's Fate.
What" he asked slowly, what are you
going to do with her when you get herr"
The "when" was sop to his vanity and
also meant to impress the visitor she
looked out Of the window as she replied:
I'VE intend TO take her out Of the coun-
try" she said, in a soft voice that made
funny little chllls dart UP Mr. Clavering' s
spine,
"Oh. yes" lie nodded cheerfulN. tap
ping the desk with his pencil "Put her
away where nobody viii ever see her
again. eh''
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07

Yes" She looked fun into his face.
"Very anxious to save Mortons name
from scandal, aren't you?'
She caught the subtle irony OF the ques-
ton, but ignored it.
"Oh, yes; very she replied, her eyes
opening wide.
II m! Yes he commented. Pretty
risky business, though this putting peo-
pie out of the way
There need be no risk, she assured
him, eagerly you can depend upon our
silence,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
30
By Herman

the next stop Already the newsboys
were crying Extra All about the mur
der al the Hotel Beaumont" She turned
into a side street and suddenly, into her
big gray eyes came the light of hope
There across the street an electric sign
flashed its welcome-"The Refuge"
overwroueht Nerves.
The girls fingers fell open nervelessly
With an effort she got to her feet and
stood swaying and clinging to the table
"No-no!' she gasped Il can't go on "
Mr. Clavering was much surprised
Cant go on-why not?" he demanded
Cant you see that I'm tired and
sick2' cried the girl brokenly This
confinement is killing mel can't 20 on.
She made a staggering rush for the
door of her room, but the author darted
over ahead of her and locked the door
putting the key in his pocket.
mo. you don't! ne cried with kind
Of triumphant snarl You can't leave
here nowi"
Cant leave? the girl gasped stag
gerlng back And then she saw that he
had not been guessing I'm not your
prisoner"
You are my prisoner he retorted. and
the room SWAN before her MY God
but you're clever For two weeks you
fooled me--rnei The worlds greatest au-
thorty on crime and / couldn't see
through your nervous tdgets. | thought
il was my story that was moving you
The girl made a brave and desperate
effort To- hrazeu IL ont
at was, Margaret cried What else
could it have been?'
Mr. Claverlng raised a skinny fore
finger and eveed IL at her
III was the guilty conscience at an as
sassin' ne charged dramaticallv "ThaL
gets the best OF them all
To a. Contfrund Tnr,orrnsa
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
A Story of the War Against the
White Slavers of New York

Never heard Of the Scarlet Band?" he
ueHiahoed Ihcre"u'o"S'N'
ne woman \ roui'" eyes '"oN7" ''''o ''''
as blanky as a child's.
No" she replied.
..yvb,, tbou,b+ evervbodv knew
,-,., ~,
LOU w 80, -
CiaVeflns. II III - 4 nat ; d ulsappolnl- T..
n'oii' "i" "'' ~ ,,'t - 80
my stories mat people hho" apou'--so
'"eN ""u navy ~ INN So ''' iO'e
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
A Tale of Adventure With
a Thrilling Love Interest

Miss Towne?" he said, and he had to
hold himself to keep his voice steady
This is Winthrop Clavering What do
you know about the young woman that
| got at your place for stenographer
about two weeks ago? Stranger? Just
come fron-where?
He hung the receiver up after several
efforts His hand was shaking and there
was a misty haze before his eyes. 1t
was two or three minutes before he had
formulated his plan and felt steady
enough to carry it out. Then he called
the sirl in ana told her ne would con-
tinuc debating
start . new page. he said Make it
Chapter Nine
Margaret looked up IN surprise
Chapter Nine she querled You
haven't finished Chapter Eight"
81 know 1t. But wen go back to that
Head this chapter The Refuge"
The girl started 'The Refugee she
echoed.
Mr. Clavering nodded impatiently.
There's a lot of atmosphere in that
and III get a thrill in IL. too Ready?
Reaching the bottom of the fire escape.
by which she had fled from the scene of
her crime, the assassin leaped to the
pavement Jumping into taxi she drove
at break-neck speed 10 the cafe Rossa-
mano to get with all haste her information
TO her waiting friend
He. watched Margaret closely and saw
that she was barely able to go through
the motions of making notes
" But, alas" - he continued He was
not there. For moment She paused, un-
certain Of her next move where should
she go' The police would soon be ON her
track Like frightened animal she He'd
Tor hours up one street aud down am
other into me subway and uut again at
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07

man as you, MIR. Clavering." she smiled.
Mr.. Clavering felt the irony here him
self and he gritted his teeth
"Oh, you are. eh?' he suarled. well
suppose / find this girl. then what'll you
say hey?"
oh, I am sure you viii il you try
and YOU viii try she gurgIed softly and
heamed on him,
yes. yes; IN try-good- bye"
lie shut the door behind her and re-
turned to his desk, but did not sit down.
"Relatives' he suorted aloud, with a
grating laugh Scarlet Banders- that $
what they are, That's what Morton was.
And this steuogapher I've got to eaten
her,'
lie paced swiftly about The room.
pinching his fingers and mutterug aloud
over and over again.
81 can do it now. Taxi to the Cafe
RossamanQ-- -Forty-second street subway
station medium height-dark hair-gray
eyes dark blue skirt and jacket white
r waist and red hat
hgain and again he went over it as
If the words had been an incarnation.
At last he stopped In the middle of the
room with a start and Jump. like a
frightened horse.
"a red hat-a dark blue am an old
foolo'
He was staring at the door through
which his stenowapher had vanished.
He was trembling som head to foot His
eyes we've shining with real tears of ex-
element and he swallowed several times
win q visible effort.
Margaret is Discovered.
suddenly he dartcd To- the telephone
operator until she threatened to report
him tu tho manager, as She did about
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07

To Sc Continued Tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
Us Boys
Q Q
Q .

Authorized noVeIization of "The Con- |
piracy by Robert Baker and John EN-
pson' now being produced by Charles
fork city.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
BY J, w. M'CoNAUGHY.

"Heht, 1913, by The Evening Journal
Publishing Company.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-07
Margaret is Discovered.

suddenly ne dartcd To- the telephone
Hud called the Refuge swearing at the
operator until she threatened to report
him d" the manager as she did about
twice "a week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

- ltnier Maent in 6amiltun 1T
!6err GonarS grnd. 449 Glib finite
strafe. gea EEL. 476 o., Some
Ybone 1851 u. =
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fanben gsItsrn Uiorsen beim Grmahen
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itiirste porseitern Ibeno beim abs
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CT lublcp apenus in Glib 6omils
ton uno brad bas lints gein.
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frprbe prrgsitsrn beim Shiittenfabrtn
cuf bem Norb . 6iisel BON einerl
artomobil getroffen uno nidt unbes
eeuteno i'm Geiidt ptrlest.
- Der Oeaenisitige unterItiibungss
persin Der YoIissi bait b<ute Rohrnits
tcs bic eriie gerfaE:mluns i'm ntustl
Sabre ab. Die 5eusrtpebr nil ebens
f1ls sinsn uHteritiisunssDerein grim
cen.
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Cutie aolb Don Darr.otpn Durbe am
Samitas sur geitdtiguug I'm Ra4s
ictgeriht eingereidi. Ter GrbldHer
uermatte ieiner Satin 0asoliHe 4oIb
Der gdnssu Radlab uno mad ibren
3ooe ben ainoern In sl.ihen 1fxiI.H.
- Der psrbdhiise gronb In otHl
Rseee'Iten aof.haus tn UiooIetolpn
ipiro urteriuht. oa gransitiftuns Dsrs
mutbet tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

Dollars 3ur 3ablung ansstpieftn. Cine
3uIhrift BON Rubolpb Gronau, bon
Rem Yorf, ipeIher iib erbistet, lihts
biloers9ortrdse au bdltef, tDnrbs big
ouf ipeitsfes auf BEN 1iTh geltgt.
Die gsamtenpdbl ergnb folgsnbes Hes
iultat: qrdiioent, Carl Wogt; /. 8i3es
prdfibeni. Senrp Gang IT,; 2. 9i3ss
Trdliocnt, Asm. Glter ir.; B. 8I5e.
prdfibents Grant Jrep; Ginan3 Sts
iretdr, 5enrp Gang IT,; Horrip. Se'
tretdr. Nbam Singsr; protoioll Ses
fretar. ,sobn gon6oio; Sd,dtnteilter,
Sofepb aiefsr. Die 1ruitees iptrben
In Der ndhiten 0srIammlung ernnnnt.
nadbem Der Stnats pr0iibent 5err
alf. Reinbarbt bic nsusn 9somtsn ius
iiallirt bat. Die Ginnabnen fparen
$23, unb bic 4ussabsn So. 6ierdni
8srtogung Bis gum sritsn Sonntdo
i'm Wiorat 5sbruar. Rad Der Bsrs
fammlung mar gemiitbIites Beiiams
msnIsin, ipeItes ourd Gstlamdiionen
uno 4bfingen bon DoIislisosrn burf
bic 6erren Wm. Otter, yrons 1rep
Gtte genbof ino anoerer perihont
murbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

nier bate Elm Ilter BON 72 Sdhren
e-rei1t unb iein Stnf6eiben ipirb bon
einem aroben areis bon 5reunben un5
8efannten aufri6tig betrauert. Die
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mittag bonn 6auie feines Sobnes
Serrn Goparb Slid, 221 @abe Ctr,
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5rau 2ouife Riebdus, geb
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81 Suhren bic 2lugen gum efptoer
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bet am DienItag Ra6mittag ppn
6uufe i6rer 5phter, Jrau 6. 5. 9ols
knbed, $50. 1886 5ubion IDenue lr
@DanIton, aus itutt.
5rau &atburtne Stdlla
tomp, geb. &napts, lit geitsrn ianf
biniibergef6lummert in Elm before:
Senfeit. Sic fturb i'm Qlter BON 81
Sabren i'm SauIe ihrer Soater, 5rdl
g. 5rebe BON SO. 1917 Sprtng Strd
| BE, BEL ben lie ibren 2ebeHsabeno II
bei6duliter Rube perbradt 6atte. 8i
9eeroigung firbet am Wtitttpoh Utor
| gen Itdtt, porauf in Der Ct. poului
Stride Elm feierli4es Requiem abgebal
ten tpiro.
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1851.
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nonn, pfctt. R. gterpton, SO; Charles
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OF II. Strobe sebraht.
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2ltabenie Der DiFenf9aftsu in WieH
burh Berleibung BON golDenen J}es
baillen ausge3eidnet tporben, unb fers
ner bate er aud fir bic Gntbedung
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Itrper gu 8oben ftir3te, baB er Iduge.
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ben. Selepbon SoHta 2401.
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So; almos 6. Grling, 80; eIifobeih
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Warp Gliia geisIsr, SO; Sdusling
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Der Eh ouf Der WoHmouth Strnbe
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pon Der Geniral.griide itiir3te uno Der
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sofpitdi gebrafi lporosn mar. ipuroe
seitern mad feinsr tisiissn Doinung
transftrirt.
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CT. Honiio5ius Waifsnpersins flnb
etitsrn Tn Der Corpus Gbriiti Shuls
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ierbreiiets folssnbtn 9eriht: 8ilans
am l. 5onunr 1912 $84l. 80. gins
nnbmeH $54l5.28. 1oiol $6256.60.
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S77.48 ginnnbmsn 1.99. suInms
men $829.47; Aussaben $742.52.
Yilona am 81. DECEMBER 1912 $S6.95.
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tuIotion Der Wofien purhe benz Dertin
unierbreitst uns NIT ~0ant dnssnoms
men.
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