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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-12
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.


Chicago l. New York 1.
Detroit 2, Washington 5.
Cleveland >, Philadelphia II.
ST. Louis 3, Boston l.
National League.
New York IA, Chicago 4.
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati o.
Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh Z.
Boston 4, st. Louis 6.
Central League.
Dayton 2, Springfield l.
Grand Rapids 3, Terre Haute l.
TT. Wayne 3, Evansville l.
American Association.
Milwaukee s, st. Paul l.
Federal League.
Indianapolis 2, Cleveland (calle
fifth. rain).
Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 0.
GAMES TODsY.
American League.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
National League.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Central League.
Grand Rapids at Terre Haute.
Fort Wayne at Evansville.
Springfield at Dayton
American Association.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at St. Paul.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-12

The Elliott Giants will go TO Ship
shewana Sunday TO meet the Grays OF
that place. Teams wanting games
with the Giants should address man
ager. lis s. Polk St, or phone Bell
757 or Home 5629.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14

H Beck. J. X OFT. Robert =. Mad
dox. sam D. Jones, Asa G. Gambler
and Frederic J. Paxon. ex-pres!dents.
J. X OFT. president Merchants and
Manufacturers Association; W -
Parker. president Atlanta Freight
Bureau; E. L. Adams. president At
larta Credit Mems Association: J. T
Rose, president Atlanta Builders EX-
change; Harris G. White, president
Real Estate Mems Association. Rob
eTt J. Lowry. president Atlanta Clear
ing House Association: :. A KysOr,
president Atlanta Typorhetae; Z II.
GoOdhaTL president Atlanta Ad Men;
J. Lee Barnes. president Atlanta Eo-
tel MeT's Association; o. 7. Camp,
president Retail Grocers and Butch
ers' Association. DR.. James Edgar
PallliE. JT-. president Fulton County
Medical Society Reuben R Arnold
president Atlanta Bar Association,
and 4. VI. SChoen. chairman executive
committee affiliated technical soci e-ies
q The city q Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
CHAMBER SHAKEUP
SEEN IN ELECTION
Reported That Many Official
Heads viii Fall in BaIIotiRg.
kominators Named,

Election OF officers for the coming
year BY the Chamber Of Commerce
will be held November g. Many
changes ii the personnel Of the
Chamber are expected. Rumor Is
that the election will see the fall OF
numerous heads which lead the d3t-
teTer- divisions Of the Chamber OF
Commerce
BY a change in the bylaws Of the
organization twelve directors are %
be appointed a. the annual election
The president and two vice y-es1-
dents will also De elected he same
day. The length OF the presidents
term Is 10 be one year instead OF TWO.
Pres!den. Wilmer L Moore has ap-
pointed nominating committees and
all members n good standing viii be
eligible 10 vote. The voting will starr
al noon and continue until o'clock.
and will be in the Chamber Of Com
merce rooms
The committee 70 nominate di-
recIors follows:
Robert J. Lowry. J. G. Oglesby. L
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14

not De -eappO.ated as e member Of
he Interstate Commerce Commission
BY President Wilson. according TO in
formation received in Atlanta Fri
Gay morning. Il is understood that
ne FreS-d=--t refused 10 consider the
georgian as a member u the Com
MISSION because OF MS age. and the
residents desire 20 have no one
more toa1 - ysars % age n the ex-
e'l;aVe departments l. Is understood
t1s- Judge Clements place will be
l..=1 ~ Governor r 3. Glenn, Of
Norm Carolina
Plans TO form 2 telephone and tel
es-aE1 society in Atlanta are being
T. INFLATED cE Z committee sDuetr--
81 a "Eet-tUEeche- meeting" held
Al me Hotel AlS.ey THURSDAY night
y soc employees q The Southern Bell
Telephone Company. the Cumberland
t--Aplo-e Company. the Western
mon Telegraph Company. the West
I'm Electric Company and the Amer
can Electric and Telegraph COMPANY
another meeting : planned for the
'szT future, when officers will be
elected and -Ie society formally Or
gained a Dutch supper vas served
70 ne telephone men THURSDAY nigh.
ana & vaudeville performance erliv-
e-=1 the affair
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Big Audiences See
Bill at FORSYTH.

--== and night ge-tu----a -.ceS TO-
ana saturday will conclude --s
s@-- u he vaudeville artists
'@ ID the program a. the For
rs week There has been G
Il -=--Ece If opinion as 10 me
NJ pill. al- the -hea-=r has
#-@- a. The daily matinee
--- FINANCES a.. the week
--= has been applause and
l- a.. ne acts.
--- Waite Eussars win Z big
WIZ --z.- band and vocal num-
- I'd Reward scores -~e-
IN his veCt-5,uQu.S. nov
-- next week the neaEsE=-
--2-.es apew.n and Anna
am -1@t- COZ. 7.a-y IL g vslt=-
- 4 The Awakening q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
StenographerS Are
Sought by Uncle Sam

Examinations Tor typswriters and ste
nographsrs for positions N Washington
are held every month al tire postoHice
Dozens are wanted by the Government,
and examinations can be taken Amos;
any time this month and IN January
The entrance salaries are from ss40 to
$500 8 year with good opportunity for
rapid zdyencemer
The local department Of the United
States Civil Service Commission VIII
furnish matter pertaining 20 the exsni-
nations upon request
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Faster, 85, Would
Wed Mrs. Pankhurst

los ANGELES. Nov. I4-Dr.
Henry :. Tanner. IS. cham ior faster
n ne world. Is abou. 70 PROPOSE
marriage 10 Mrs. E-ne..ne Pa-k-
---z-
Tn quite in earnest said D..
Tanner Really I mad no intention
o marriage before ! vas 100 wears
Old p-- ! became interested II Ms
Iz-s--rs- through her hunger
strike
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
CITY BREVITIES

= meeting of the men q the Second
6apiis; Church will b held in The
s1atay school building Friday g. 7:s5
ing year. NC -'''I- =
Floyd Y. McRae- J-. ot Atlanta
vas elected vice president - ~
|I5egEs-a Association At Johns p0-gf-s
University a. its annual BANQUET and
election in Baltimore recently
Lindsey Hopkins. an z-.7-o1ss.
-T@-eF, has reported the theft ~ ais
- % me police. NJ Hopkins said
Ia -.--- me machine, which is 1914
IFel ana vas taken from In from If
.-s lander Building lis number Is
The entire Seventeenth T--.-,s
"a les infantry Band E.Er furnish rms
music ar the dance 10 be given -s 80.
SegiEne1-al Social Club Il Fort M.
Fa=FsoH Friday -.g--. The music
~. start AZ O'Clock Refreshments
viii Dc served.
Members Of the Inman PARK Pres
olseF.=2 church will hold mock
SQH7aSe parade and debate al the
c1lrc1 Friday night beginning AZ
s:3o o'clock. Admission Is f-az N
p-leri7s VIII D. taken II -g- .E= ban
et; Of the Sunday school library.
Virgil 0. S,r.ci<ler. : member q the
ooarc o. leCt--eslip @. the First
. '-'alrc5 Of Christ. Scientist, 0: Bos-
to., Mass E.n give lecture OF
CHRISTIAN Science q. the Lyric The
sssr Sunday afternoon Al $50 O'clock.
1-s lecture Is 70 b under the aus
p-ees q The Atlanta Christian Science
C1-Ecn No admission viii %
charged.
AT indication q the unparalleled
prosperity and importance q Georgia
: seen b. Sac Treasurer " T.
SPesr II t-s fac --s- Indiana --=
Ct the richest and most ----,1us
states II cEa Union. has been -1--e1
. pay for a>Cenp2rary loan nearly
cpl6-s me ra-= Of interest eEz--45
from This STATE Indiana recently.
borrowed SzsCc1I from bankers n
I-1:a-zpo and 5 paying = ~
cent while Georgia borrowed SIS
y19 las sumner and s paying only
: per cent
The corn show committee = .-=
Atlanta Chamber ~ Commerce has
under cons Liberation = plan u lr=-
p--z@ 20 -1= Georgia county -rs-
shows The greatest -.a.5 q. ---- --.s
year. provided -1e we'd l. sufficient
Tor tEe needs q -G= COMM. and --=-=
5 no necessity E-- sending -r- n The
county Tor more grain. TIE prize
Vii % .1e result ~ Information given
q -1s committee THURSDAY cv Chair
man 4. .. Hastings. who rs --s- re-
turned from : ZIP - Eay=--= County.
Ire local Offices ~ ire Southern
Express Company received notice
Friday morning n re ~=-z.=1--c- g.
.. ". Lss-r. ~ New E--z as pres
-1ert II me company. a. -l= z---z
meeting IT Savannah THURSDAY r.
l Loop. ut Chattanooga. was e-ac-zz
vice president. + 4 -=r. cs NJ.
YORK secretary treasurer 2
Hocaz1zr. u Atlanta. genera. man
age-. 9 ". Les-T. g. L. LEcr. n =
Plant. :. H -.-sv. .. " Sadie. T.
c. Sullivan and G@-vge L Sz-s-=-
we're elected directors
J-tson C. Clements q Georgia VII
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
1T TIE WOMEN
WINS HUMAN
APPEAL
f.: srt Cast Backed by Superb
SAGE Management Seen in
4Icott Production,
= CARLETON COLLIER.

ais PLAY. Little Women
all there was probably
49, --z--z-ts. SO conscientious as
q 80 -r1 staged Louisa Aicot-'s
-= -r-Vs-sstiCn s the con
r.. .l= story. There are the
49, -=s---ss. ne Identical careSSes
-z- ..zs never producer nor
t.-=- - sc-LpulOus, and the al
.s----= = me story IS portrayed
And with il all the Play
Il, RESENTED IN the Atlanta Tlea-e-
evening IS surprisingly
; 80 y7- see just what you had
80 .-L expected. IL you are one
l. - -s-s7-s who have read -1s
= 80 r-1 20 70 the play 10 find
-. re stage people have done
g. There Is proper Meg. and
--s..=,---. winning 10. and little
- artificial Amy. in the con
ting @@s-. portrayed oy young VIC
r. --- s-= most SETnpatAetiC.
"a Marty 10, Now and then
40 -v - Bit u the iugenue
-ss-=ss about the others But al
Us 5 ne robust personality
,Css imagery Taylor. as 10. Z
---@- il, 20 assure you ,1a.
Es ~ al right
Ines o. Book Used.
- gay $ II four acts, taking "
z-.z = ne telegram 10 Mar
r. IA. Father March Is Ill.
was -e.c-. John Brooks court
Neg LauEis's cour.s-lo OF
Ev=-- c- Professor B1ze-.
-=-- u Beth and rle winning OF
b -r= --sz1.s German OF Plum
s - book Tie play i -.-z-.-
e -- March girls You can
=E-= -1z- me lines q --4
... - themselves vel 70 sy-ra =
=-- =-E-s and tears. !. Is IT al
-=- ---=- SOFT OF tcirg. over
- 10 woman Of the audience
=- s-=-= =ss-E. even proudly. cry
Women, with TIE sub
Ez-= s------ Of s-o-y that Is
- and owed sve-y.Vr here. Is =
success. The exception
.--E ---,= simple family chronicle
z-s wholesome SORT q NOR
----z1. naturally. l. has
-=.-=-s that might b found
.=- while.
E- -5-,.e Women there Is
r -----.e >c-- Of tagging TO-
SD The first 6C- superb.
--= IS picture n the girls
r. s- --s- depend n its love
" - OF is Vlzir-5Te az
- ne death u Beth and il me
-- --- -a-1- the first rreuuni-
- 30 ---v.-E. But II j. merely
--=- -----. and never is rez -iZe5
"a. ends viii, grand s--
=--.-. something after the name.
T. --= nd plays
Cast Is Capable.
= -=s- IS capable, As-ga-e:
s g Ms March. Eleanor Carey
g Az March. Gavin Harris as NJ
s7-=--=. --=- Cunningham as Han
.- L--=-. ara 1y turns pleasing
--z-=. sZ-=.-s-. in The paris ur
y ar --=-g=-s : : convincing Pro
=ss-- --zaE. ana 5 true 20 the type
Z --Fz--7 --- scholar that Miss A.
~ --=T. George ". Clark Is
-s-= Laurie except when ne Is
3. s7----S- and c. c Gwylrs is good
: Joan 5-ug<
-t ---g- PLAYS Meg, Azrge-E
IS j.. Virginia Sp-aEgs is
- az E-z.-s Benton Is the ANY
earn - r1= play depends, natu-
=-E. rs upon The girls. and % say
r, ----@ 5 little wanting there :
So ---- To- their work. because
--- IS demanded OF them
~ .=--e TOO small Tor the de-
--s --z pay saw i T-wrS- sr
81 -=..-e=S vii, b. given Friday
>.ar and performances Fri
81 a.. saturday nights
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14

Any color You are looking for is in this
range. Some made with the new Butterfly"
sleeve. All have the new backs trimmed with
large buttons to match. and to think YOU can
buy such coats as these at S1495 on terms of
only $500 down, then $100 a week. You had
better come now, so you can have first choice,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
ST = 90
y sl.01a
Week

July trimmed and lined with guaranteed satin
\ Other sets as high as $500 Come in and look
y them over
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2<Nc

awakons hcr TO the fact that happiness !
of he
handled ana this not
OF
breeze the acting often
Of
In opening
a
its without feeling
to
with the broad "a arpar"nuy acquisition
be S
a
to
4 a
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Otherwise. 80 powerful u chain ~ this
would never have yielded. Besides.
you can see tho mark OF the hls here.
Jeanne turned pale and her pretty
features were distorted with terror.
but who can bear me such a
grudss?" she gasped. 1T Is terrible.
have never done any one harm.
And yet you are certainly right.
Worse still. ."
She finished her sentence In Q lower
voice
Worse still. l am wondering whether
the same danger does not threaten my
father"
"Tas no been attacked also"
no, for he never stirs from his rom.
But his 10 such q mysterious illness.
lie has no strength he
cannot walk at all. In addition
to that he 10 subject to hts OF suffo-
cation. AZ though his heart stopped
beating. Oh. what an awful
thinE!"
Lupln realized all the authority which
no WAS able to assert at such . mo
ment, and he said:
Have no fear. mademoisslle. II you
obey me blindly shall be sure 10 sue
oe~d -
Yes - yes - l an quits
willing hut al this 10 80 ter
ribls - ."
Trust me. ] beg OF you. And please
listen TO me, ! shall want q few psrtlcu'
lars"
lie raped out q number OF auss-
lions, which Jeanne Darcleux answer
ed hurrisdly:
That animal was never le, loose. wal
hs?"
Never"
who used 10 feed hIm?''
THE lodge-keeper. He brought him
his food every evening"
Consequently. he could 80 near him
without being bitten?'
YES; and no only. .or the dog wal
very savage"
You don't suspect the msn7'
'Oh, no, Baptistey
Never"
And you can't think Of anybody"
mo. Our servants are quite devo'eC
to US. They are very fond OF me-
you have no friends staying In TIT
house?"
"NO."
"No brotherT'
''rhen your father Is your only pro
teetorr
yes; and I have told you the con
d.t.on he 10 in"
i Have you told him OF the dafF'rsn
attemptA?"
yes: and Il WAS wrong Of me to d
40. Our doctor. old Dr.. Gusrpht for
bade mo 90 cause him the lsAst excite
ment."
''Your mothsrr'
II don't rome mbsr her. She died six
teen years sCo-just sixteen year
ago"
"How cid were you them
II was not quite Ave years old"
"And wsre you living hsrsr'
I'VE were living In Parts. Ny faths
} only bought this place the year after.
Lupin was silent for few moment
Then he concluded;
VERY we'll. msdemoisells. ] en- oh
lired TO you. Those particulars are o
= mead for the present Besides.
would ~ b viSs Ses ~ TO remain e
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gether longer"
.R,n" Ar .at .,h. loaya-kseoer
v,,i ana IN. do~ .non who will have
S.,,.a htr,r,
"Vo,, ,n.A.mo,..,,. =. ....ra xo,r.
al, t., 1917.
sN 81 s."'
a., or s~5 mern
~" oiran you 90. "a" Hup'".
s"uhns' oorAuso you k''ied inc 90.
ana there 10 no one put you VINO oouid
nave killed HIM For that matter. let
them mink what they please Tho great
thing - that ] shall not DO suspected
when i come 10 tho house"
To the houseP DO you intend tor
Ses. l don't yet know how. But ]
shall come--this very evening. SO.
once more. DO easy In your mind. !
Will answer for everything
Jeanne looked at him and. dominated
by him. conquered by his cir OF assur-
ance and good faith, she said. simply:
~ am quite easy"
Then all Will 10 we'll. TIL this eve
hihs, fnadeinolselle."
TIL this evening"
ono walked away. ana Lup'n, Follow
ing her with his eyes until the moment
men she dISapp"ared round the come;
u rne mouse, mnr1nnred'
""as pretty creatures " wouid u
p.,y u any nhr", were 10 come 10 her
.ueMp. Asene nupih Is keeping Ms
er eyo open
.vs. ., ",. no. 70 90 seem win NJ.
.,.h, a''en.Ns 70 INC Ieas'
sna corn"r 800" ~, ~, ne 'mspv '','s ssery hooN
ths nan. ,ow DO vhS,h ~. W.
ticed ou,.id. .nJ u,.,cs - ,h
OF tho Litnh.n garaan 49, ,hs r"t,
took the kew and thsn skirt.d ,hs val,
and found himself once more near ,hs
tree which he had climbed. Two min,
utes later no was mounting his motor.
cycle
The village OF Maupertuts lay quite
close 70 the estate. Lupin inquirei
and learned that Or. Guerouit lived
next door TO the church
He rang was shown into the consult.
Ing room and introduced himself b,
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0;,a,Ssa1ssJsiis ,sssJ;is,Is,j,sls

fo,,nx and ,,s avn. v.r. ,-,v,, -,
dov n, nv. Dap, pnr,,euiarIy tnA'
80 's n. n'"r IN" auHc"i'a-
TO-. uuo,i'neu 'ne u"c,o, WIN 90.
'ouS "nN''y' ana earh reply seemed
10 give MIN RELIEF. lie also spoke Of
oeaiho ana EXPRESSED ms conviction
s, .'' sney we're IecelVlhg him and that
~ uaus"ter ho~i ESCAPED yet more 40
u."'H. re continued perturbed. In
sr'.o OF the h"ctors denlals, II" want
h"Ne mo ponce INFORMED and In
auiries set on foot
nut ms excitement tired him and no
krauiy droppsf on To sleep.
''uplh stopped the doctor In tho pas.
Si .3.a 49,,
o"e' "oc'or' gre me your exact
opihloh' I'D you think that NJ. Oar.
49, nnH can DO attributed to an
OUTSIDE cause
..w.u W. you '"ean
oh M "' s"ppose uhat inc same enemy
,a.,, oo .'srrs'eu ia removing both
m. tn,, "..sn.e.
,..,Ia s"o"'o" Struck oy the SuC-
"I'nn,
what yo" ga, "'"' 'n.'s .r,, Is something IN
nes. a, ,,,n A"s h'th"rr Ill
usr,,, ch.r.a, ""op" s'cn very I'M
the paralysis Of N. loo. TOT ,, instance"
most cnmnl.,, a,.., "'cn ~ NJ
by .. '"s"' W oe accompanied
Tn. ,oc,or -.,,.,,,,
than saI1 In . in,, -, "'o'"eh' anu
"yo', ,h,nt a.. ,s,.o
Nm, wh., ,,o,.nnS ."
no toxi, .vnn,on. = SOC
h.v. ~ hs .1,,, "ouh
d,,n,, yyh., are you
The AVA mon 80. 800, go.
uttIe s,,,Iuy 60. IN IN
wb.r. Learn. .s,,,n ,h ms. loot.
while IN. ao..o- $50 -. rpp",un"S
had hs~,n 80. WIN nor i"tner'
who wa. ws,ch,ng ~ .,os,, Hapm,
door .,w h.r ne, 49,, '"o ~.
,nl. n fe,v ,,r. ''' W "'' Ups s"u
suas.nIv ~ r,.,.n -, nm, us.
ber hv ~. a.. "'' """ '""s"'
what ar. Won drinking tbor,,"
"yhy" sh. al, 49," 80 .,,,
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~ Holland avenue. Rooxsw~y Beach.
to he suffering srsat pain.

to be suffering grsat pain.
1T hurts 10 hurts." she
stammsred.
The two men quickly carried her to
her room and laid her on the bed:
she ought to have an emetic." said
I.ipin.
open the cupboard" said tho doctor.
You'll see "a medicine-casA
Have you got !t? Take out one
OF those little tubes. - Yes. that
one. And now some hot water.
','' You'li ind some on the tsa-tray in
the other room"
Jeannes own maid came running w
In answer to the bell Lupin told her
that Mile, Darcieur had been taken III.
for some unknown reason.
lie next returned to the little dining
room. inspected the sideboard and the
cupbosrds. went down to the kitchen
and pretended that the doctor had sent
him to AK about NJ. Darcieux's diet.
Without appearing to do 90. he cato
chixed the cook. tho butler. and Hap
tiste. the lodge >ksspsr. who hal his
meals at tho manor-house with the ser
wants. Then he went back TO the doc
tor:
'wMlr'
She's asleep"
ANY danserr"
mo. Fortunately. she had only taken
two or three alps. But thIs v the Sec
ond time to-day that you have saved
her uta, AZ tho analysis OF this bottis
Will show
"Quits superfluous TO make IN snaly'
els. Doctor. There 10 no doubt about
the fact that there has bssn On attempt
81 poisoning"
by whomr'
.r o.c,e 40 u,,~ ,na AAno~ ~hn A.
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OFFICE BOY GOT CHANCE Al
SALESMAN.

.Aruroa m ,vo~4,,o, M. of1ee how
v,,,n . arr, ., c.nro., .o.,.. sroscsr.
". !, . -
r.. a.v. n,. an ,,ou,rv cam.
over the vhons from q nsw concern
asking for q sample nn Of a brand
-,
on 1913, -.
80 49, 80 49,.
=" 800 ...
..." -
..,s" - ~
, NY
..w 49,. "a.
-" ' 'u -.
% wv nv.
NV 49,. .," ...sS-
-. 49,, Nv. 80. -
Wn,lahon, Market" A mt m,,
he shouted: John. ie, tho other
fellow do most Of the talking. but
always uphold the quaisty of your
goods" In bcss than two houro I
returned with an order for . osrSnad
t$soo WORTH. My employer sur0sd -
the booktecpsr and sad: Pay Jsho
. on SATURDAY
JOlIN 0RIyUTTA
700 Hancock street brooklyn, N. 7.
AskeD ron Irsn ~ MAM
~"t~o VI "'"'
started on week - book
keeper end ASSISTANT cashier. the
M II
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had gone out walking" -
The pieces were picked up ana they
came into my hands next day.
Then you must have read
them" said Jeanne Darcteux. betrayins
q certain annoyance by her manner.
Eyes, committed that indsscreti0n:
and I do not regret 1t. because l can
save YOU"
save me7 From whatT
IRON DEATH"
Lupin spoke this little sentence In a
very distinct voice. The girl gave =
shudder. Then she said
IT am not Threatened with Death"
Yes, you are. mademo iselle. At tho
end OF October, you were reading on a
bench on the terrace where you were
accustomed to sit At the same hour
every day. when a block OF stone fell
from the corn!ce above your head and
you were within a few Inches OF being
crushed"
An accident"
zone fine evening In November. you
were walking in the khohen-sarden by
moonlight. A shot was fred. Tho bullet
whizzed past your ear
AT least, | thought 40"
Lastly, less than week ego. the
little wooden bridge that crosses the
river In the park, two yards from thu
waterfall, gave way while you were on
g. You were Just able, by miracle. to
catch hold of the root OF tree"
Jeanne Darcisux tried to smile.
VERY we'll. But, AZ wrote to Mar
celine, these are only a series OF coin
cidenres. OF accidents"
"So. mademoiselle, no. One accident
OF this sort IN allowable. 10 arr
! two and even three 81
we have no right to suppose that TN
chapter OF accidents, repeating tho SAM
act three times In such different ant
extraordinary circumstances, IL q mer'
amusing coincidence That 10 Why
thought that I might presume to COM
to your assistance And, a. my inter
vention can be OF no use unless II ~
mains secret. did not hesitate 20 max,
my way In here - without walk
Ing through the gats. came In tn,
nick OF time. as you said. Your susm!
was attacking you once more"
What! Do you think?
No. Il II impossible. I refuse q
| believe . "
Lupin picked up the chain and, show
lnG II to her:
J Look at the last link. There 10 NJ
question but thGt II has bssr nlsd
The evening world., 1913-10-27

the park. files the dows chain, mixso
poison With tho food and. IN short,
moves and acts precisely a. though he
were living the very life Of hsP-oP
rathar Of thok e--v hOrn he Uant1 a MuxH
away"
All You really believe that y. Daf-
cienx 10 threatened With the same 90.
GER
have not a doubt OF H."
Then u must be one OF the servaatsf
think ?"
The evening world., 1913-10-27
Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers

ercised successfully In America But
no parent should even try to influence
a daughter to regard favorab,y a man
who Is lnstnctively distasterul TO her.
The First Greeting.
~. w" writes: Where a lady and
gentleman meet, which should be the
first to speak,"
The lady speaks first. 10 show thu
she Is willing to recognize the gentle
man.
-. C." writes: For a year I paid
attention to . young lady. taking her
to places OF amusement and buying her
candy, This summer. when she went
on her vacation. she never wrote to ms
once. Since her return she has written
me one note telling me I may again
call on her, What shall I do?"
Go to the young lady and tell her how
she has hurt your feelings. Perhaps
there y an sdsQuAts sxplana&son.