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FOR THE BUSY Man
NEWS EPlToME THAT CAN SOON
eE COMPRISED.
MANY EVENTS ARE MENTIONED
Home and Foreign intelligence Con-
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J. "A. Herring OF Madisonville, Tex,
has been chosen by President Wilson
Tor United States marshal for the
southern district Of Texas.
Majority Leader Underwood has de-
clared his opposition to the repeal OF
the 5 per cent tariff bill provision on
imports in American ships.
Three new battleships and a pro-
portionate number OF submarines
and torpedo boat destroyers is the
aim Of the Wilson administration in
shaping its naval policy for the De-
cember session Of congress-.
The government has begun its tight
in the supreme court for the principle
that corporations in the hands Of a
receiver, with authority to carry on
business, are liable to the federal
corporation tax.
In an effort to compel the attend
ance OF congressman, the house order
ed the arrest Of every member absent
without permission and those out OF
the city were notified by telegraph
\ that warrants were outstanding
against them.
N sss zfpl. Il t,i.
Aigrettes or other bird plumage.
whose importation is forbidden by the
new tariff law, must be removed from
the hats Of incoming travellers and
! turned over to customs authorities
before the travellers leave the wharf,
according to a ruling by Secretary
McAdoo.
Reports that President Wilson was
attempting to prod democratic n
tors into quick action on the currency
bill and a published statement that he
would class as a rebel any demo-
crat who did not support him. brought
out an emphatic denial from the
White House.
An improvement in the condition OF
. the corn crop in the last month, to
the extent of %, zoo, 900 bushels in the
estimated final production, was the
feature Of the department of agricul-
lures October report. The indicated
final production is placed at 2,373.-
OOO, 900 bushels, or $4,000, 900 bush
els below last years record crop.
Pressing a button at 2 p. m.,s east
.ern time, last Friday, at the White
House, President Wilson released an
electric current that travelled over
land and under sea to the Panama CO
nal and exploded a charge OF dyna-
mite and destroyed Gamboa dyke.
This dyke is the last great physical
obstruction to the opening Of water
communication between the two
can although the .wreckage Of the
dyke and two earth slides, n at
Cucaracha and another at Gold HILL
lmust be cut through before the canal
actually can be opened.
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John Clark, Half Scotch and Half
Biackfoot Indian, One of Won
ders Of Park.

Minneapolis. Minn.-John Clark.
half Scotch and half BlackfOot Indian,
is distinctly one Of the seven
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ders OF the Glacier National Park
reservation. Give him an ak and a
pocket knife and in a weeks time he
will have hewn a cedar trunk out Of
the forest and carved the image Of a
bear SO life-like IN appearance that
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BIRDS KEEN SIGHT

er returning from the fields. Other
wise the bee might mistake another
hive for his own.
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grateful children are also dealt with.
Outside the chief clerks Office there
is a room for complaints, in which
sits a woman probation officer from
the department OF charities, Wives
and husbands Cf presently appear to.
gether before the judge. Often pro
~ceedings end in reconciliations and
promises Of reform.
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j. "A. Herring OF Madisonville, Tex,
has been chosen by President Wilson
Tor United States marshal for the
southern district of Texas.
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General Ii Ynen Heno. provisional
vice president Of the Chinese repub-
Tic. was elected vice president for a
term. Of five years by the united
houses of the Chinese parliament. He
received go votes out Of 719 cast by
the representatives and senator's pres
ent.
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Charges Of dynamite have beer
placed in over 1000 holes which hae
been drilled in the Gamboa dixie pre-
paratory to its destruction. Each
hole contains eighty to 100 pounds q
dynamite.
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CreatMen asIKneWThem
ssi|tS
S/Ss
By Mrs. Cen. Pickett
7-JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER.

rupibhrs World.
TiE Quaker poets lines the all his variations e
TO the tnrrnc Indignation "ichab" which -
fai is whsn
- a n.ryo
youth to whom tho Muse has trumpet And ~
call OF that trumpet stlI sounds through the
Through his life influence
come nat lay IN ms
unfaingy
author having found for IN
wider opporunues
shoud surroundn.s sas4
and the brook ripping laughing the garden tho clac Of the mills
I to and
his lovely
Of world Robert Burns who taught
tho had that ssy dwe the crest
showed the Jewels tho pebbles At my fs ana ' flowers see
nals,bor in oil ~ o
T s sS .'%s hs ns' n.y. majesty: s o :. and IN. tn
psrmanencs which makes for grandeur"
dear Madam TINT could no. .. :. uns.. - 70 sosw
GOOD .ay who Va. MOI. sosu:%;d nas. . Ass.,
1.,s.,. g..sh.: h.. :s::a aan =
dsnsrsn. nsss.
% Dam, ma S : Iv would 1 s.s Ss " % - not s: no - . =:
inspns stonew" and b.roara sesp - c1
in that exciting
'n%,y :x.,n.s you h. had s"o-r I'm" oa ''''''' I'm
Aau e.sA eu-o
o..s . 10. 1s r..o s: s:sn a.:
coast And wa. not unit. yv later that snsw S'
had guilty Of that cowardH
could not s'S ,., the %. sn% had On m.td nat
by dreadful 'or, NY xnD.@x ~
loved ssnd ~ the bindar readily acops4 -
IN his own oou.s through
noble thou vou saS
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az all that! Listen to me"
But he interrupted himself. The young
mans eyes wore the cruel expression
which he knew SO well, What was The
use OF trying to move him?
Hang II ALL he Sarled. I'm not
going TO croak here. like dog! Oh. II
could only"
Stiffenng all his muscles. he tried to
burst his bonds. making a violent enore
that drew a cry of pain from him: ana
no zeal back upon his bed. exhausted.
well, we'll" he muttered. after .
moment ITS as the widow said. my
goose is cooked, Nothing to be done.
De profundis. Lupin.'
4 quarter Of an hour passed. haaf an
hour.
Gabriel. moving closer to Lupin, saw
that his eyes were shut and that his
breath came evenly. like that OF Q man
sleeping. But Lupin said:
Don't imagine that Tn asleep.
youngster. No; people don't sleep at q
moment like this. Only ! am consoline
myself. Needs must, oh? And then !
am thinking OF what Is to come after.
Exactly. ! have little the.
DRY of my own about that You
wouldn't think It, to look at mo.
but believe In metempsychosis. In the
transmigration OF souls. 1t would take
too long to explain. however.
] say. boy. suppose We shook han6s b.
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Ing Co. THE New York Evening World.
reed abowt that fer a long time and
then told my muther abowt 1t. and she
sed newer mind haf the peepul what
have 'em bills. She sed thay don't
pay the groser or the bootchur or the
beer-man eether: thatz how thay kan
have 'em, She thot that wood konsole
me. but II didn't know It 10 wrong
to o bills. but the kwestshun Is: Is II
wronger to bills than II IL knot to
have a awtermobeel. As pa wood say,
that there Is a subjik fer deebait.
There is won more thing in my list
and then will be throo with my trobuls.
The last thing is milk tost. ! hate milk
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THE Confessions Lupn
By Maurice !

icavipg Lupin fastened down - ~ -
He at once moved HE tree aem -
tried to release himself: but hs ssaDle1
at the first attempt, that ne WoQ1
never have the strength 90 br0Ak -
wire strands that bound him. Dxhoag6
ed with fever and pain, what eouA0 -
do In the twenty minutes a. - -
were left 20 him before 0animaN6'O\e
Tlvalf
Nor did he count upon his fssn1A
True. he had been thrice saved GreO
death; but this was evidently due = -
astounding series OF accidents md -
70 any Interference on the part Of ~
allies Othsr wise they would not hAws
con,ented themselves with these extse-
ordinary manifestations. but would have
rescued him for good ana all.
And the prospect OF what was coming
irr!tated him singuiaTly. He already
heard his old enemy's gibes ringing N
his ears. lie forcsaw the roars OF
laughter with which the incredible news
would he greeted On the morrow. To
be arrested in action. 80 to speak. on
the battlefield. by an imposing detash-
men. OF adversarles. was ono thing:
but to be arrested. or rather picked -.
scraped up. gathered up. in such eoo0i.
ton. was really too silly.
And Lupin, who had so often sco6ed
at Others felt all the ridicule that was
falling to his share In this ending OF the
Dugr!val business, all the oathos OF A.
lowing himself to be caught In the
widows Internal trap and nnally OF BE-
ing Served up 10 the police hke
dish OF game, roasted to q turn AND
nicely seasoned.
blow the widow" he growied. 7
rad rather she had cut my throat -
done with It,"
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. moment, confused.
"Impossible"' she blurted out. "Who
could have done ~ An inspec-
tori The Examining Msgis-
She stopped and, in low voice:
"Hark, hear a noise"
They listened ard the widow went into
tho haN. She returned. furious. exas-
porated by her failure and by the scare
which she had received:
There's nobody there II must
have been tho nsighbors going on,
- We have plenty OF time.
An. Lupin. you were beginning to make
merry! - The knife. Gabriel"
ITS In my room"
"Go and fetch it."
Gabrie. hurried away. The widow
stamped with rage:
i've sworn to do II! - You've
got 10 suffer. my hne feliow'
swore to Dugrivai that would do 1t.
and have repeated my oath every
morning and evening since.
have taken II on my knees-yes. on my
knees-.before Heaven that listens 10
me- It's my duty and my right TO re-
venge my dead husband! by tho
way. LupIn. you don't look quite as
merry as you did, Lord, one
would almost think you were afraid!
He's afraid! He's afraid!
can see 1t In his eyes Come
along. Gabriel. my boy! - Look at
his eyes Look at his lips!
He's trembling! Give me the
knife 80 that may dig Il into his heart
while he's shiverlng. oh. you
coward Quick. quick. Gabriel. the
u can't find It anywhere" said th'
M nj M han In "a
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You v.yiaini You'll b laughing on
the other side OF your mouth before
long"
II doubt ~"
''You walt ana sea-
she reflected once more and said 20 her
nephew;
WA. would you co.."
"F'asten dis arm again and lets be
or" no replied.
A hideous suggestion! It meant con-
demntnS Lupin to the most horrible OF
all deaths. death by starvation.
NO" said the widow. ''He might still
md means Of escape. know some
thing better than that"
She took down the receiver OF the tele-
phone. waited and asked:
Number s2?,4s, please"
And. after u second or two:
"Hulio! Is that the Criminal
Investigation Department. Is
chtee Inspector Ganimard there'
- In twenty minutes you say,
I'm sorry, - However! .
When he comes. give him this MESA &c
from Mime. Dugrival. Yes, Nine.
Nicolas Dugrivai. Ask him 10
come to my flat. Tell him to open the
looking glhss door OF my wardrobe:
and when he has done 50 he viii see
that the wardrobe hides an outlet which
makes my bedroom communicate with
two other rooms. In one OF these he
will find n man bound hand and foot.
II IL the thief. Dugrivafs murderer.
You don't believe me?
Tel, ". Ganimard. he'll believe me right
enough. Oh. was almost for
getting 20 give you tho mans name.
Arsene Lupin"
And. without another word. she re-
placed the receiver.
"Thcre, IAipin. that's done. After all.
I would Just a. aeon have my revenge
this way. How l shall hold my sides
when ! read the reports OF the I.upin
trial! Are you coming. GabrieIY'
"Yes, aunt"
"GOodby Lupin. You and sha'n't
sec each other again. I expect, tor we
are going abroad. But promise to send
you some sweets while you're In prison.
chocolates. mother W.'ll eat them
together"
"Goodby.~
'sAu revoaS.s
The widow went out with he, nephew.
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In alarm.
Gabriel. who had turned even paisr
than usual. murmured:
" don't know. - can't think"
WHO can have done nr' ssid the
widow.
She dared not move waiting for
what would como next. And ono thing
above all terrified her. the fact that
there was no missile on the floor around
them. although the pane OF glass. rs
was clearly visible, had given way be-
fore the crash OF heavy and fairly
large object. . stOns. probably.
After 4 WHILE she looked under the
bod. under the chest OF drawers:
Nothing" she said.
NO" said her nephew. who wa also
looking. And. resuming her seat. she
sid:
II feel frightened . my arms
fail me . you finish him on"
Gabriel confessed:
I'm frightened also"
'sriil still." she stammarsf.
''It's got TO be done. sHors
Making one last effort. she returned
to Lupin and grasped HIS neck with
her stiff fingers. But Lupin, who was
watching her pallid face. received a
very clear sensation that she would
not have the courage to xiii him. To
her he was becoming something sacred.
inyulnsrable. A mysterious power was
protecting him against every attack. a
power which had already saved him
three times by inexpiicabls means and
which would md other means to pro-
tect him against the wtles OF death,
She said to him. IN . hoarse voice;
"How you must he laughing ~ mo-
mot at all. upon my word. I should
feel frightened myself. In your place
Nonsense. you scum OF the earth !!
You imagine that you will no rescued
that your friends are waiting out
slider It's out Of the question. my nns
fellow"
IL know. Its not they defending mo
-nobody's defending me-"
swell. then
swell all the same. there's some.
thing strange at the bottom OF tt
something fantastic and miraculous
th I makes your flesh creep. my nns
LADY,
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fore We part' You won't? Then good
BY. Good health and . long life to you.
Oabriel!"
He closed his eyelids and did not stir
again before Nine. Dugrivals return.
The widow entered with a lively step
Ut few minutes before -. Sho seemed
greatly excited:
II have the money" she said to her
nephew. run away. III Join you In
the motor down below"
~ DON'T want your help to nnish him
or can do that alone, stu. II you
feel Ike sssina the sort of . face q
rogue can pull. Pass me the
weapon"
Gabriel handed her the revolver and
the widow continues:
Have you burnt our papers?"
Eyes"
''Then to work. And, as soon as hes
done for. he on. The shots may bring
the neighbors. They must find both
flats empty"
she went up TO the bed
Are you ready. hipin?"
Ready's not the word, I'm burning
with Impotence"
Have you any request to make of
me?"
none"
"Thenr
zone word. though"
What is it?'
III ! meet Dugrival in the next world.
what message am ! to give him from
your"
She shrugged her shoulders and put
the barrel of the revolver 70 Lupins
temple.
That's IT," he said. land be sure your
hand doesn't shake. my dear lady. II
won't hurt you, swear. Are you
ready! At the word Of command. chi
One. two. three"
The widow pulled the trigger. A shot
rang out.
rs this dsath," said Lupin. That's
funny! should have thought It wal
something much more different from
life!"
There was . second shot. Gabriel
snatched the weapon from his aunt 4
hands and examined Il.
"Ah." he exclaimed. the bullets have
been removed! There are only tho per-
cvssion-caps LETT"
His aunt and he stood motlonless for
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ELEVENTH INNING "SlNGlE"
STRUCK PROMOTION,

Z was shipping clerk at -. This
liant summer we organised q baseball
team. which was approved by the
eoGs who was q "fan" himself.
We played about twenty games dur
ting tho season. finally ending with q
team from our bitterest business
rivals. Tho game was close, tho
score being I to up till the tsnth
lnnlng. In the eleventh inning our
0rst batter lined out a triple. and
thsn Il was my turn to bat. As
AAvanced to the plate the Boss"
shouted: Drive him in and you get
eaised!" This gave me additional
hope and I was fortunate enough to
edt . single. which brought in the
winning run. The Boss person
ally comphmented me and raised me
q SAMUEL w. SILBERMAN.
No. 80 Prospect avenue. Bronx.
GOT TO WORK AHEAD OF
TIME EVERY DAY.
':How much do you expect for .
0tartr' asked the boss. I replied
that would rely on his judgment
Thib seemed to please him immense
ly. and / was put to work for IS
. week. For tho nrst few weeks I
came to work daily At 7.<5. instead
Of A. NJ. and cleaned up the once
and factory and put everything In its
place. The third week. after I re.
esivsd my pay envelope the boss d.
rooted me to open II and count tho
contents. did so. and to my sur
erise found It contained 81 instead
Of ~ SOLOMON s. AGRANOFF.
No. q East One Hundred and Fifth
street. New York City.
LEARNED THE BUSINESS DUR
ING LUNCH HOURS.
was very much interested in
eur business. which was preparing
hair to be made into switches. I de.
tsrmined to learn this work secretly.
Ny opportunity came at lunch hour
when every one else was out and
WAS left to take care Of the place. I
sat down near one VI the working
tables and made an effort OF prepar-
lng the hair. but failed. was not
easily discouraged. Every lunch hour
found me at this work trying to mas
Ter II. kept at It steadily for six
weeks and at the end Of that time
Was able to do the work ~ well a.
come OF the other mon. soon con.
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Wv . lttul boy / will poar owt
- my sole In my dry. Pa SEE
Whsnn emmy won feels bad thay poar
oWt there cole ike whenn thay sing and
they're in aggoni he see. And then ma
oss he amt got no mewsik IN his sole.
but she 10 much mistaken bee-kause
when We are walkin and We meet
herdyssrdy he swings his hand in time
- Il So he must have mews!k In his
sols
Well. now I will bee-gin TO poar owt
NJ sole abowt the things what make
ne mizrabM. Won Nv the things Is the
laSt1k In my bloomers. 1t stops be!n'
lA0tfk 20 soon and them the bloomin'
osoomers bee-gin sllppin' doun and
DON'T do nothin' all day but keep hystin'
EN- and the fellers keep guyin' me.
That 10 won NV the most importer
<hinSs that make me mizrabul.
Then there Is owr hired girl, She
don't treet me with respekt Ma sed I
0hood be perlite whenn ! ask her to do
things, 30 ! do be perlte and all she
81 y do II yerseln. win you tell me
what's the use Nv maxim yerseln miz-
rabul bein' perlite and them have that
told 20 yuh? Anuther thing ! got
agenst her Is that she haz no faith In
my fewchoor, Whenn ! speek abowt
benz Prezident she laffs her he'd on and
sss she gesses I'll be dillvry boy for a
bootohur. In poarlng owt my sole !
and that the too things aforesed mem
shunsd are enufY to make annywon
misrabul. but there are menny more
Tue next thing Is We aAn't got a
OWGssmobeel. and that sertenly does put
- IN bad with the bunnch. wur-
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The NOW Bessthe that belongs todays call
from Bob And and free bird listening
the safe his
revolving thoughts
who answering brave gathering who
battlefield think THEN mady
tipped
should would
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Copyright 1913. by Doubleday. Page 4 Co..
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

Nicholas Dusriva, with. his wife and nephsw
y roS d, d 10 GO france 6y 1rssns Lupia. 10
despair busrvai shoot. himself. Arsns Lnpin.
accused Of the theft. dsniey his guilt and ssnds
Sard ills money Is reported nlys'rtc!sly stolen
lMpn. going 70 cali on Nine D9E1vsl Ia s,!a;s
nnrsed back TO health In . secret room Of the
Dugrival home and waks one morning TO tind
.its down In front o. him and draws : fsvoi'cr.
She declares his life forfeit. lie thss 70 buy hs
freedom,
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WINGED my employer OF my ability In
this line. He was very much sur
prised and I a little later found 81
more than usual in my weekly pay
envelope. JACOB PAU.
No. 323 East Eighth street.
WON RAISE IN ROuMANlA eN
TYING cRAvATs.
About twelve years ago I was an
GRAND boy in a mems furnishing
store in Roumania. Once the clerk
was out. Only the boss and I were
In the place. Two young men
came In and asked to be shown
handmade bow ties. Then they ask
ed how to make them. Tho boss
did not know. As they were leav-
ing the store without tho ries I told
the boss that knew how to make
such ties. as had noticed how
the clerk made them. We called
back the young men and I showed
them how to make the ties. and
made sale OF four. The boss
smiled and at the end OF the month
I got a two francs 0orty cents)
raise. OTTO ArELTZER.
No. s. Grattan street. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
OBSERVATION AveRrEp rRAo.
EDY AND REAPED REWARD.
l obtained position as an order
boy in large drug store. after
school hours. for the dim!nutive sum
OF $3.50 per week. We had as
steady customer Mr.. Marshall.
who was a sufferer from rheuma-
tism and always had his prescrip-
tions filled by the drug clerk. One
afternoon the clerk said: Here.
youngster, wrap this bottle and
bring II to Mr.. Marshall" Before
wrapping It noticed that the medl-
cine had different color than
usual and also strange odor.
notified the clerk, but he paid no
attention to my comments. then
went quietly to my employer. who
agreed with me. and said that some.
thing was wrong. and he instantly
set to work and analysed the bottles
contents. In half an hour he re.
turned from his laboratory and held
out his hand TO me. My son." he
said. that bottle contained poison
. and was put up by mistake. You
have probably saved Mr.. Marshalrs
life." On the next pay day my sal
AIRY was increased 81.
SAMUEL LIEBER.
ga East l6sth street. Bronx.
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CHAPTER ".
(Continued.)
The Internal Trap.

angry shiver passed through
his frame as he saw the I'm
passive face OF his keeper:
"Oh. the beggar won't even
answer. Why. you can't have
been 40 fond OF old DugrivAi
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shall
telephone
those winged made
full
affair Beses enjoy the
a-N Sm21I
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Diary of a Little Boy
By Alma Woodward

Oopuisht. 1918. b. The Pres Publish
HAVE menny things to make
me mizrabul and az no-won
kares to lssun to the trObels
wv . littul boy I will poar owt
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WINGED my employer Of my ability in
this line. He was very much sur
prised and I little later found 81
more than usual in my weekly pay
envelope. JACOB PAU.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
FALL OF SCAFFOLD
KILLS IRON WORKER;
BODYIS SENT HOME

The body of Charles Harness, killed
yesterday in fall from scaffolding
erected at the power plant at Tallulah
Falls, was to-day brought to Atlanta.
It will be shipped tonight to Birming-
ham. where Harness relatives live.
Harness, who was a structural iron
worker met his death in a tragic man
ner. He was at work some two stories
above ground, missed his footing and
was crushed when his body struck solid
rock after falling so feet
Members of the Structural Iron
Workers of America, of which organi-
cation Harness was a member, have
taken charge of the funeral arrange
ments. The body is at the undertaking
establishment of Harry G. Poole.