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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-28
MIGRATION OFFICIALS WAIT
CHANCE TO SEIZE rHAW.

The immigration men here resemble,
I'm many ways. the Secret Service men
Of the United States. They rscsivs
orders directly from the Dominion Gov.
eminent and they have q habit Of not
permitting anything or any body to In
terfere with the fuinllment Of these
orders. Several Of them are in town
now and It would maze little difference
to them whether Thaw was on ball or
not Their orders are to take him ON
sight, and take him on sight they VIII Z
The New York forces have not abandA
oned all hope Of having Magistrate
Dupuis Of Coaticook who committed
Thaw. reopen the hearing In his case.
In this event. Of course. he would bs
liberated, for his commitment 10 con.
coded to be illegal. Dupuis. however. :,
has refused to be drawn further into
the case or to assign his power to
Magistrate Mulvena here. so that the
latter could give Thaw q hearing.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-28

mos, lawyers ana q staunch sop1vPtsf
of Prime Minister r. L. Borden. rssehed
here at noon. He 10 the personal rep
OF Premier Borden and 10
the first Dominion oficer Of high posi-
ton to come here. He will report d.
rect to Premier Borden and wiil keep
In close touch with the Thaw situation.
He went Into conference Immediately on
his arrival with Firmin Campbell. the
lawyer representing the 1mmi&ation
authorities here.
Marechai 10 well known as politician.
lie stumped Quebec for Borden at the
last general election.
Procedure in this province differs from
the legal course OF other provinces. The
French code. instead OF the English. ID
followed here. and because of this the
New York State lawyers have one
hope left
The law makes II legal for a single
member Of the Grand Jury to summon
that body together for the considera-
ton. practically. Of anything at ALL II
would be well within its right to In
vestigate the Thaw situation.
Some Of the New York State lawyers
are working now on q member Of thls
Grand Jury. trying to persuade him to
call the body into extraordinary session.
II they can accomplish this Thaw's case
will be moved forward several months.
The procedure would be exactly the
same as though the Grand Jury waited
until October to convene. and eventually
Thaw would be freed. The immigrstiou
nfflHial0 M ~ -
pokes his nose out of the jail door. The
Instant he does he Is gone. they say.
rnaw and his lawyers realize this.
That 10 the reason no application has
been made for bail. Thaw could DO
bailed under the law. but It y safe 70
say he won't be.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-28
CAPTAIN CALLED CITY F,REMEN
TO FIGHT FlANGS.

see fee, sorv.rt 60, 49, quarters
removed N Tho n,.s 49, s Wefs
.hho.sh ,h... ~ u"'eu''S'
amoor than r." eenemeh'
the =. ...n,.,. ~ 49, n''ernns
t.rssr. -I,h ~. ' $50 NOT IN
,o,c. ,,, ~. - "e nxhuhs
necomnsn,s6 Nv .,,s .., h'~y aho
sh., 4, v.. ,oura ,,nn..,"," s 'um -
full nov., n, an. 80 800. So '"e
ON the .ea, n, M. ,,o,.,. -SS' W ''~'
Commodore Russr 90.
found that the Are va. h.vo,S q. "o'''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-28
SHIPPING NEWS.

Jun ,,..,. 4. Sst 4. sSn Fos To J q, =.
the Tides
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-28

The long exploited confession Of
former Senator Stephen J. 6tllwell
purporting to reveal crookedness In
the Legislature 10 under the con-
sideration ofdDlstrict-Attorney Whit
man, having been handed to him yes
terday by Lynn J. Arnold. the Albany
lawyer who Ia Gov. Suffers moving
spirit In the war on Tammany Hall.
Stilwell's confession IL said to accuse
FIVE State Senators. an Assemblyman
two Bronx district leaders and .
man prominent in the Affairs OF the
inner management Of the Tammany
Hail organization.
stiiwsil wrote hts confession IN sins
Sing prison and turned II over a few
days ago TO John A. Henncssy. VINO
save II to Arnold. This confession 10
not . part OF the charge Of Arnold that
Charles r. Murphy and others con-
spirsd ILLEGALLY to inpeach Gov. Suissr.
but 10 another form Of attack.
LEVY p4cLARee HE WILL Pros.
EcUrE ARNOLD.
The District.Attorney IA also consider
Ing Arnold's charge that Asssmblyman
Aaron J. Levy accepted 5000 from
former State Engineer Skene In the
form of a bride to push certain matters
through the Assembly. Lazy issued a
statement to-day In Albany explaining
that the $500 WAS for fee Cor ls6ai
services In the supreme Court and an
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-28

PORT OF NEW YORK.
AnlfIk ED
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-28
|INrs' ACTION WAS MATCHED
IN sUlZER'e OFFICE.

In the discharge Of my public duty AZ
] understood It. Later learned that
MI skene had been invited into the
Executive offices At Albany. and that he
there was interviewed by Gov. sulxer.
Judge D-Cady Herrick and Mr.. Arnold
OF the Knickorbocker Press"
stilwell has demanded a pardon In re-
turn for his confession. He wanted the
pardon In advance. but Gov. Sulzer
wouldn't agree to the terms. Al last
sulwell agreed to take q chance, II be-
Ing represented to him that the COMES.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
Die anSitcrbcuOcn s0dfcr.

Sine Melouns, DAB Der Reit Der
Sbuter : &olonie gu Gnfielo.
Conn.,, srOBtsnteils gu Dem Sduflein
ibrer GIaubenssenoHen auf Mount
2ebanon, q. g., se3osen Eel, fam
pieoer an bos ra{9e DabinI9pinOen
OieIer msrtpiiroisen Sette ,rinnern,
Die aus luuter Iebr frommen unO
broben uno in ibren peltliden 8er>
ridtunsen audi fleiBi9sn uno GEE
I9idten 2eut9en beitebt, tptl9e dber
naturnotpenoig als @smeinfdoft
einen beitdnbisen SOtentunS fiibren.
Denn Oieie Settle bat fir sbes
i6rer Mitgliebsr bas Dogma Der
6 beIofigtett, uno ales lebt in
ibr nur tpie 8ru0er uno S6peIter
5uIammen. Oaber lam bon irgeno
ipelbem inneren 3upahs uno bon
Der Nsitsrpflan3ung ibrer religiDfen
anIi9ten BON @ltern auf &inoer
tsine Rebe fein, uno Ole 3unabme
oOsr bic bloBs @rboltung Der Stride
bling Itets einSig uno alein oobon
ab, Dab cine gsniigenoe 3abI neuer
8etebrter gepOnnen nurot. 0amit
1T Is jeood IdneH aus. uno man
ourf ii9 punbern, OaB oas unDers
meibli9e nidt f9on LANCE eingttres
ten 1T, uno IS nod p~erein3tlte Sbas
fer 9ibtl
@enige Sabre Dor Dem ameritus
nii6en Notwithstanding puroe
oieIe 8epegung b~egriinOet BON
elmer S9neioers : Grau. Die tpes.n
,S9pGrmerei" ins @sfdngnis ges
norfen nuroe unb ua9ber nod
Mmerifa auspanberie, getuObnli9
30 utter See" genannt nab
ben amtritoniI9en 3oIonien Dsrs
pflan3t in gang nOrtli6em
Sinne, oenn Ite OeridmanO alsoann
auf Der onoeren Seite oes S3eans.
llno ieBt Deri9tpinoet fs aud aus
ben Der. Staten. 81. batte ieinerz
aeit bier iiber 1000 QnbGnger uno
Witglieber, uno nod por 40 Sab
rem etpa 1000, ungerednet einise
5unoert Neubetebrter ober Ropi3ias
ten. SIN Sabre 1912 CAB IS nod
516 @laubens9enoFen, nit tItinsn
Rolonien i'm mittleren WeIten uno
i'm Often; uber Die 3abI INIT fort
uno fort.
Sein.r5eit batttn Die Sbater ibre
prOpagonoa ebenfuls Oura nGrz
pedungs : @srIommIunsen" betriez
ben; ober aud oomit bat es I6on
ldngIt aufs.bort - unb i'm @runbs
poBte biss aud ME gu Dem gar ni9t
oeoreHipen MeIen oieIer iiberaus
Ianftmiitigen, innenidauenOen Settle.
gaIo miro fe Oerfunttn Iein, bod
ni4t pergshen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
Seine g~rofanisrnnsl


&tHEAtbtAh BtHtt 0NtfNAtAetAAHS W
ftOriiber Staten.
8niisr 8ilbslm bat Dor tur3em gee
gen bic iubuItrislIs Ausbsutung Der
Sdladtfeloer nm ct. 9ripot, bic in
oos 8srei9 oes Wutuuesrehts Der
5amiIis Stumm gsbDren, fsin 8eto
singeIest. 9ieIer Sdritt oes 3ois
Iers nirb iiberoll oo lebboFtes g6o
srtpeden, no bic @rboltung Der biItos
ridden Staten aIs Elm beoeutunqss
polles Woment batsrlGnhif9eH Sim
mes gilt.
0as @orgeben bes Monor6sn bat
oariiber binous nod cine grunofGbs
lihe 8ebsutung, neil nidt MIR in
DeutI9lonb, fonbern aud IN onoeren
9dnbern StGtten GROCER biitorif9sr
8ergongsnbeit, an bensn Die QIleez
meinbeit SntsrsTfs bat. burd bos
Spetulantentum bebrobt finb. SO
iei bier nur an bic QbTi9ten gttpifIsr
belgiider @e16Gftsleute erinnert,
pel4s bic 8sbnuung bss SdIa9tfels
oes bon Woterlop plonsn, 100 Sabre
nod ienem benttpiirbigen 3oee. an
benz europa bon Der @eibel Ropos
Icons bsfrsit tpurbe. Die internotioz
nolen Sdlo9tfsIbsr Tinb fdon bon
ieber erfinberif6en 2euten .ip3u1ogen
elm Dorm i'm auee gttpeien. go Bot
Elm ~fmarter" @ef9Gftsmann Dor
OreiBig ober Dier5ig Sobren ben lins
gebeuerli9en 8ebunten auseebedt, bic
9ebsine Der allf ben @efiloen bon
Butterfly, Seno. 8nuben unb Dotsr=
loo sefalIenen Selben ouf3utaufen,
Tim fte gu = 8nOdentoble gu perars
beiten.
Die Stellungno6me bes beutf6en
&ailers fpirb au6 ni6t obne GinfluB
auf bic Grboltung bes S1lo6tfeIbes
BON @aterloo bIei6en, ba bic beleif6e
PreIie bic @nregune bes GaiIers Be-
reits in Iebboftcr DsiTe ouTeenom=
men bat. nit ouf i'm tpirb Is al1o
Diellsidt auriidaufiibrsn Itin, fpsnn
perbinbert pirb, oaB Der Ort, no
RopOleon, Ser, Midel unb onbsre
inmitten ibrer tobssmutiesu @orbe
Osrni9tet tpurben. burd Elm @ariete
oOer cine &neipe sroben Stills ,inses
nommsn pirb, boB bic StGtte, no bic
preuBen unter 8liidsr am 6%ori5ont
auftaudten, Inn bic Gntfdsibung Der
Sdlo9t berbei5ufiibren. Elm ldrmboI=
Ter @orOrt 8riiifsIs pirb.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23


MoB b~erab5uIeBeu. 9a ole bisbsr
sur germinoeruHg Dts Stromiibtrs
sane,s 3miT6sn R0bren unO GrOe
ooreeI9loeenen MaBnobmen, llmbiiIz
fen Ser RDbren nit Siosieritoffsn,
gmbau iTolierenOsr 5lanl9en uiip.,
teinen bonen @rfolg ssseist baben.
Iino i'm allsemeinen bic MaBnabmen
mebr gu empfeblen. ole cine m09li9It
6obe 2eitunssfdbigtsit Der S9ienen
uno cine 5%ipsdmdbige Stromfiibrung
in BEN @leiien fopic mOglidit bob
Observation-Disclosures 3nii9enSh ies
men unO grOe bur9 gseignste gut
e%ntpGFsrts S9isnenbettung erltres
ben.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
Die 3iscnner,

@egen bic MusI9rsitungen elm
3elner 3igeunerborben Beginner jebt
bic europdiI9en Regierungen Dorauz
geben. Man oorf aber ni9t ale 81
geuner iiber einsn Romm f9eren,
benn bas erpBe @ebeimnis Der Rroft
unb Oauer Der 3iseunerraRe, bic
felt benz Is. Sabrbunbert i'm eurp<
pGif9en Orient, in ungorn unb 3u-
mdnien einseipanbert if, Iisgt in Der
6eiIisteit bes 6amilienlsbens. l1nz
iere in 0eutf9Ianb gelegentIi9 in
ein3elnen Srupps nomooiiierenben,
gum Sell aber ou9 bereits leBbaften
3igeuner bieten meit begenerierte,
fart berobgetpmmene GDpen, aber
ou9 ibnen 1T Dos 9alein zines
Sungge1e1en unbeyitdnbIi9, aud III
men if, fotpeit iie nidt son5 berun<
t%ergetOmmen iino, Gbe un0 TomiIie
bic @runbbebinsung ibrer @riIteno.
Ser 3ieeuner beiratet iebr friib.
Die Grdu bat BEL linen cine 6obe
Steauns. aIs Mittslpuntt Der So
mile pirb fe aud I'M Rat Der
MGnner geb0rt unb bietet aumstt
9epdbr fir bic s9eiligteit bes ga
milienlebens. Die MDgli9feit, bic
3ieeuner ieBbaft gu modem unb ibr
Nomabentum einouf9rGnten, 1T iebt
in fdmtliden beutI9en 8unoesftaaz
ten er0rtert porben unb fiibrt bofs
fentli4 gum 3ieI, 10 baB ale bic
Offentli4e OrOnung unb Si9erbsit
bebrobenben lebergriffe arsgeorteter
3i9eunertrupps tiinftig ousseI9loFsn
perDen.
Wo 1T eigentIi9 bic Seimat bic
les ru6eloIen Wonberppltes2 Mon
fogt Negbpten, bon no lie i'm Is.
Sobrbunbert ols Gbriften bertrieben
poroen iein Iclen. Oo9 finbet man
an Der tiirtif9en @renoe aud 3obl=
rei9e Mpbameboner unter linen.
Soft iiberoa lpirb bon ben 3igeuner.
frauen bic &unit bes @obrIogens
nls elne l1nen et9entlmli9e @abe
unb als ipidtises Grtperbsmittel ae=
pflegt. Sbre Genn3ei6en, bic lie
aus Der 9ono leien, ftimm,n oft nit
ben Bii4ern Der fogsnannten Chi
romantic therein. Nu9 baden Iie in
Der Sat mie ole nod noturnoben
Raien cine f4orfe 8eoba9tungsgobe
unO einen seniolen Bid fir bas
WeIent.i9e i'm Meuberen bes befras
genben 8eiu9ers. Dos Salient Der
3ieeuner fir Muiit 1T u~nbeHritten.
Sn unsorn bat man fis ols MuIiter
friiber an G%iiritenb0fe berufen, un6
5ran5 2iiot bat betanntli9 elm umz
fangrei4es Wert sef9risben: .Oie
3%igeuner unb ibre Mufit."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
Bon 9eObo b. 9 6miOt.


Sd ntodte Die eilenoen Stunoen boTten;
9riagt aud nidt ieoe mir Sreuoe uno
Slid,
Gber Die Belt III ureipigem '%salten,
Sic einmnl entflobene fe6rt nidt 5uriid.
@lir lit es, ais bate i'd bieles periails
met,
gls miibte i'd maudes nod iuirfeu uuS
tun,
as bait au bieI @tunOeu id mubIos
bertrdumet,
NIs Iieb meme SGnoe 5n bdufig id
rubn.
Gls bait i6 81 iueni9 Qiebe 9ege6er,
3u tuenig Witlei0, gu Ielten ber5iebl,. .
Nls pdren bel 9iiden in meiaem Ses
Gd = unb Die Gage - ie ellen, iis
fliebu. =.
Sd m0dte III allen mir iuden oas
@ute
@ou Cant fir ben ileiniteH Gounens
Idjein,
Gam nirb onf @roeu Sic lebte @iunte
Sir mid bon Hube unO 6rieoen lcin.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
rtpues ans
Aatltr- INN FRtlknnnp,
nis aemperaInr 0es @enidsnlirna.

Die Semperatnr Oes Menidenhirns.
Die l1nabbGngigteit Der @ehirns
temperdtur BON Der 8luttemperatlr
oes Menf6en 1T bersits feItssftslt.
Nun tpeiIt Der gbpfiploge Sans 8ers
ger mad, OaB auf Sruno isiner nett
eebenoen 8er1u9e Is ibm mOglt9
puroe. 9smpsroturfdpantungen Oes
menf9liden 9ebirns BEL Den tleiniten
6anolungen bes Menfnen gu srmitz
teln. 1d9 9urdbo6rung Oes S9G-
bells puroe bic barte 6ornbaut nit
elmer Blotinnaoel Dur6Itohsn unO
Oas thermometer einige 3sntimetcr
tief in Oie Sirnfubitan5 eingefibrt.
Oie NbleTung erfoIgte asbn Minus
ten mad Der ginfibrung. Bel feiz
men 8er5u6en, bic nit Menfhen
uno affen ongsItelt puroen, fano
Berger, 0aB Die Menoerungen Der
Sirntemperotur bsim Menfden Iehr
f6nea auftreten, beim Mffen ubsr erit
in Der ~5fpeiten Minute. 8ei elmer
5raee an Sen patienten, Su osren
8eantportung cine inte1ettue1e Nns
ftreneung n0tig mar, itieg Die 9irns
temperatur bon 37,14 uuf 1928 @roo
GelIius. Snfolgs elmer peitersn 1n<
tsrbaltung errei6te tie cine SObe bon
1929 @rao uno Iont Bel 8eenoi>
eure ouf 1928 @rao. Die Sdnanz
fungen Ser Sirntemperatur i'm WodS
auitanoe betpegten Ii9 6eim Meni9en
3niI9en 1920 uno 1884 @rao.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23

SnfoIet eines beftts
gen @epitteriturmes 1T Der 40 Mes
tsr bobe Wortturm Der Stobt Soalz
burg in ReuB pIObIi6 3uiommenge=
itiirat. Der Surm ItslIte ben lebten
gReit Der i'm aebnten Sobrbunb.rt err
bauten Burg SaoIburg bar. Die
Sriimmer Oes gurme8 3~erIt0rten i'm
Stur5e elm robegtIegsnes @ebdube
Der OberfOritersi, obne baB ober Msns
i8en babel beruns!iidtsn.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
3armbcrldInf Omr@ ga6eidhuamm.

SIN 8riirer 8e5irtsfpital Duroe
elm patisnt Dperisrt, BEL Dem elm Bis
ieBt nod nismals feitssItelter 8e-
Neues aus Not. Ii. SeiIt. 3 3d.
FUND: Der 8eri6lub oss Dnrmes
our9 sinen 8aOeIdpdmm. ber5sidnet
puros. Ser potient trtrontts an
Grbrs9en, 1tebsIteit, 2eibI4mer3en
unO Nuftreibung oss 2eibss. ShOn
ois Mogenipiilung f0roerte ous iibsrs
rof4enoe Refultot outage, Dab fid in
Der SpiIfliiTisteit Seile zines 8dz
Oef9pammes fanben. Der patieni
tonnte ni9t dngeben, fpie Die
S9tpdmmitiide in ben R0rper eelangt
fparen. 9a Ole Operation infolge
oes StrGubens oes p~otienten febr
fpGt porgsnommen tpuroe, 10 fturb
sr, obpobl sr 5s gut iiberltanOen
botte, an nd9Iten Sage an 9er5z
f9nG6e. Sm Diinnoarm ipuroe Der
8aoef9pamm BON nabeSu Jauitgr0z
BE gefun0en. Gr mar febr iibelriez
demo uno perT9loB ole pnFage oes
@urmes. Wie Ser 8uoeT9namm in
ben Darn e~sraten mar, blieb Elm Sc
beimnis. aumal IS fi4 BEL Dem pa
tienten ni9t nm einen 9eiitestranten,
fOnoern geiitig p0llig normdlen Menz
I9en bunoelte. 8erf4luB oes Dar=
mes our6 5%remot0rper lit nidt 70
Telten. Oils 1olne tommen in See
trd9t: Obftterne, Miin3en, yiaosln.
folf9e 3Gbne, Gingepeioeipiirmer
uno Dor alien @aneniteine. Mm bGuz
tighten unter alien 5remotOrpern mo<
den @aleniteine 0ormOerf9lub.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
WpItaire . elnetsotsm.

Sin G9Dngciit bette @Oltaire cine
Sraa0oie CUR 8eurteiIung 5ugeI4idt;
ct las lie unb Ieete iie nit ben Mor=
ten ouf ben Slid: Die S9pieristtit
beitebt nidt BARN, cine SrdgOoie fpie
bic bier gu MAIDEN, ionbern Odrin,
Dem. Der Iie gema9t bat, 81 dnttporz
ten
NIs GrGulein gloiron Ole S9au=
Tpielerin) Noltaire einen 8efu9 abb
~Tfattcte, mari fid Oie &iiaiflerin auf
sic Rniee uno rief tpie MmenoiOe lin
nSancreo"): 80 gu mein f4iBenber
@ott!" - Soglei9 tniete @oltaire
Dor ibr 9lsi4fals nieoer unb iaste gu
ibr: so, iebt. pp mir beibe auf @otz
les grobobsn finb: pie gebt's9"
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
@,im Madmarfds ii n.

BeIm N m a 7 d q met
2bteilune 6sItungsurtilerie bonn
llebungsplab in &ratou ~erplooiert:
i'm SorniIter oss giniGbrig s6reiipiIs
ligen S,oisf 8lat cine @ranute. nell
DE er troy Itrenssn 8erbotss auf
Osm llebunespluBt ouFseleien bate.
8lat Iotpie Der ne6en ibm marf9ies
renos @inidbriss Ruoolf 2onse muir.
Den in Stiids seriFsn. bier Soloaten
puroen I9ipsr. orei Topie Elm Dor.
iibsrsebsnbcs MGo9en Iti9t usrIsht.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23
NiercnIranEh,iIen nnb 8iIaaennf.

Den Rierentranten Iin0 qiI8e ipss
gen ibres grOBsn StiditOffgsbaItss
uno anoerer, bisber ni9t srforI9ter
StofFe no6teilie. Die1e S9doigung
Gubert Ii6 in elmer @ermebrung Der
SeOeme (BoKergef6niilits), 0ss
Qlbumens (GifpeiBes), ser orsanifden
glemsnte oes RisosrT9lass i'm Saru
unb elmer 8erf9le9terung Oss NGz
gemeinbefinOens. gu 0itIem S9luB
gelongt Ratopsfi auf @runO einges
BENDER, in oen .RberopeutiiHsn mo-
%natsbeftsn" ber0ffentli9ter @srIude.
3u Oenen er Oen @tsinpil3, nlfo cine
unI6GoIi9e Yil3ort, benuBte. 4uh
Somaten, psterlilis uno Din, osren
@enuB man9erorts ben 9iersntrans
fen seltottst miro, fno, nod friiberen
@eriu9sn 0ss @enunnten. Den pa
tienten gu berbieten.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-23

- aus Der guten aIten
3ttt. 9ouptmann: nDie ouf bei.s
te no9t angeiebte 6elbiibuns lam
net ifottfino'n = mel Nlte ma9t
mir @9ioieristeiten ipes'n 9aus>
f4liHeI!"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19
WILSON FORCES WIN
CURRENCY BILL PROPOSED BY
ADMINISTRATION CARRIED
BY FIRST VOTE.
OWEN PLAN BOUND TO CARRY OUT
Il Provides for From Eight to IL Re-
Qional Banks With Stock Owned by
National Banks That Become
Members.

Washington.-Victory for the ad-
mfnistration forces in the first test Of
strength on the currency bill marked
Mondays session Of the senate. The
vote. 40 to 35. tabled substitute Of
Tered by Senator Hitchcock for section
: OF the administration bill, proposing
q system Of four regional banks, with
Q possible increase to eight, the re-
e1onal banks stock to be owned by the
public.
The defeat of this amendment prac-
Ideally insured the adoption of the
Owens plan. which provides for from
eight to IL regional banks. with the
stock owned by the national banks
that become members OF the respec-
tive regional banks. The democratic
aeaders claim that the result of the
test vote. involving one Of the most
important features Of the fight, indi-
GATED the complete success of the ad-
mtnistration measure.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19

Afterward, when Mulcahy left her
standing at the door Of her home
waving at him and smiling In her
sweet, frank way, he wondered how
he had found it in his heart to steal
the necklace: but there 1t was In
his hand, still warm from contact with
her throat.
Then he darted away from the
street. and. clasping the locket tightly.
few to the first police station and
gave himself up.
The Judge did not conceal his dis-
gust when he learned that Mulcahy
had robbed a child; and when he
uttered sternly. six months on the
island for him." he marveled at the
brutality Of man who could smile 1t
the sentence.
Meantime, Violet Van Twiller had
been received with the tears and no
joicings Of hysterical and loving fam
lily and diligently Intercepted con-
corning the events Of the evening.
Over and over again she repeated
the story Of the kind, ragged gentle
man" who had bought her candy and
soda and had found her home for her.
Later, Mr.. Van Twiller discovered
that Violet had mysteriously lost her
locket; but, though he suspected bar
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weary body that soon discovers the
egg-ehel substance OF the promise?
He shuddered and hurried down .
side street OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
houses, with their dainty Boston terms
and yews. pretty windows with costly
curtains that sealed happy homes
from the profane eyes Of the pubic.
And this atmosphere gave Mulcahy
hope. The inspiration born OF dss-
pair took root.
He intended to abandon all thoughts
Of getting work until warm weather
It was worse than hopeless to think
he could get work now-why, the
weather, his age, all we're against It.
He would 20 back to the pen" II he
had literally to steal hts way back.
The thing to do now was to conjure
ND some reasonable offense, soma
tTf1ing transgression that would open
the iron gates Of the prison. ~ dff
fcu1t Of entrance AZ It was Of exit.
and tAde him over the winter month";.
n4 what could he do? Not . sang1s
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and desperate struggle to keep his
feet on the globe had frayed its
edges.
No, he determined to go back there
honorably, as he had left. He might
get job shoveling snow-but alas! it
was one of those cheerless Christ
masses. and nature had not even sup
piled the people out of work with
snow to shovel.
Mulcahy had worked all his life.
He was fifty now, and, as he unrolled
the long catalogue OF calamity which
other people might have called his
career, he found that the only year
of his life that had been happy one
was his last in Jail.
These thoughts and the haunting
smell of hops brought Mulcahy to
Fouth avenue and a saloon. 1t was
twelve o'clock, and corned beef and
cabbage-leaf being slated for lunch on
q blackboard under Satyrish-lovk-
ing book and a life-sized schooner"
determined the man, and he stepped
inside.
The story Will move much more
rapidly If we do not follow Mulcahy
and wait for him to eat his corned
beef and philander with a spirit more
Of his ilk than any he has met for
the last year, spirit that seemed al
most fabulous when dreamed OF in
the "pen''-to-wit, the bartender.
But look where Mulcahy emerges
half an hour later, the inner man
lulled by the succulent cabbage and
beef, but q melancholy gnawing at the
outer man, whose clothes are slight
protection against the increasing
wind.
Al the day drew her portals slowly
together he fell to trembling again.
How was he going to face the night
All alone in one Of those ten-cent
beds which promise 20 much to q
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s THE boat pointed its nose to-
ward the city. the solitary man
at the prov turned his back
ON freedom and gaxed longing
the Uravstona nonifQrtjarv