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ELEANOR SCHORER.

Il shall explain In the morning" he
said, Behind that tapestry there you
will hnd couch. I have tried to make
the room comfortable for you. After
you have had a good sleep VIC will talk
matters over"
What matters" demanded Cora.
sprlnging to her feet Are you Mr..
Jeffray? I don't Believe II. You have
drugged me and brought me here"
II am Mr. Jenray." replied Sir Rich
ard. ~ have shaved on my mustache
and imperial and have lost a little flesh
during a period OF Illness. That make,
the change In my appearance.
II demand that You release me from
this place" cried Cora. III YOU do rO
] shall scream for help"
You viii receive no answsr TO = call
ksA Psyton." siS Richard said. y I'm
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N Widow with every possible
care. Cockney Tim would
start the police of on an end
less and false trail. Jersey
City, the backyard OF two-thrds Of the
railroads entering New York City by
ferry or tunnel. was u well chosen spot
for abandoning the taxi. The local
police,-a strictly provincial lot-would
probably hold the machine indefinitely or
until they read In the newspapers that
a woman had been kidnapped w such .
vehicle.
Sir Richard, by taking the motor boat
from the Edgewatcr road, also cut OF
possible traiiers who might In time fol-
low the taxi as far as the Fort Lee
ferry.
Making the shore In his fast craft
through the Ice, which had broken dur
ing two days OF mild weather. he met
Kelley and Canto ready for the ascent
Of the elm with their precious burden.
The party darted into the black shadows
OF the crevice In the Palisades. Here
they were as we'll hidden as II they were
In a deep we'll.
over boulders and gigantic shards
split from the solid rock by the count.
less years OF weather attack. the three
men carried Cora for two-thirds OF the
way to the top OF the Palisades, while
the men In charge Of the motor boat
backed 1t away from the landing place
and started further north for his an
chcrage. BY morning the frail but
spesdy launch would be out OF the water
and safely housed with other motor
craft near the Alpine lsnding.
Kelley had rigged up tacSie with a
stout chair swinging from new ana well
tested ropes When they reached a
broad. level rock he pulled the chair
from under a mass OF tw!gs and In a
few minutes Cora was strapped tightly
within It.
Sir Richard took hold Of one Of the
iron rungs fastened In the rock and
scampered UP the side of the crevice
with the agility OF a sailor ordered aloft.
On the brink of his own preserves ne
pulled the false gray beard from nj.
face and slipped II In his overcoat pock-
ct. Kelley and Canto had lost no time
In sending the unconscious Cora up
ward In the chair prepared for her.
Sir Richard pulled of his overcoat
and spread II on the rocks at his feet
He leaned perilously over the edge OF
the crevtce.
Have Canto hold fast!" ne shouted
downward through his hands. held meg.
sphone fashion. Hurry aoft, Kelley
Hurry"
Kelley made his way up the cliff and
stripped of his Jacket.
COra's shoulders were level with ths
brink OF the precipice.
Kelley unclasped q long. biadsd knif,
and cut away the iashings that held thu
uneensessus woman - sH Meha'
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rs the room ready" asked Sir Rlch'
ard, painting.
Yes, sir. shall ! give you more
light?"
mo. There Is enough"
Sir Richard placed one foot on IN.
seat. OF a hall chair and rested his bur.
den on his knee for a moment. Then
he gathered Cora In his arms again and
started upstairs
He took her into large room the
windows Of which faced the woods
hedging the house from the nearest
road and giving no glimpse of the river.
The room was furnished with exquisite
taste. Fading old Turkish and Persian
rugs covered the floor Tho furniture
was Of hand carved mahogany after the
design Of Hepplswhite. Every article OF
comfort and luxury that feminine mind
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might conceive OF was there.
Sir Richard placed his burden upon q
lounge covered with pillows OF down.
Her eyelids lifted ~ he switched on
the light In low hung chandelier.
You need fear no DANGER" he said
quietly as he turned TO her.
"Wha, has happened?" she asked.
struggling to . sitting position and pull
Ing her opera cloak tightly about her
throat. "Where am I?'
you were taken III In the taxicab and
] brought you 20 my home. which wai
nearer than the hotel he told her.
You! Who are your"
~ am Montague Jenray." he said
slowly.
"But-but," she Hammered. the mar
who said he was . physician-the MAI
With the Whits beaydr'
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yNOps,s or pRyCrDINo CHA,rtI


n Excslsios Trust Company Building Y
WsokN' hs fire. beneath the ruins are dspo'n
yaalh Sth n,pney. securities and jewela agSregst-
Ing sbt / . billion dollars. The treemrs incsndss
tho phS - zophas diamond. A Thong o. poice
enIioysn by James TierneyI guard the 'mossnS
Yans. Terney 10 the more watchful because SIT
: "TS, Countess" and ~ Spanish Lizzie. are
Known 70 b IN New Yort. Calye,iy is one q thc
ha secou.piice. Cs,verg ioots the trea.u!e and
his t,.n:rotssi , to ni, ;,h hc%s % xns Sss".
tfui wooan known % the Violet widoy." "
CalvsTiy, acting on impulse. leaves the Zophar
dio1oSd IL Mrs. PeytUn's rooms. Tiemey learns
Of the the't and employs a secret service agent
paM,sd Adrian Wander Doel. . society man, who
to- up dstecti,s work a. q fad. ADRIAN takes
scoss q the hotel where Calvsrly and MS rsyton
whea he once knew In London, Calvery I.
trcuh.ed by the jealousy q Spanish I% I;nsie I% and
ordering her to start AZ once for her home U
Hpaln. Mm. Peytou is induced by trick 10
entn . tsd with ar elderly man. who intNduces
kiuoG1f q Q physiciAn.
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patron.
Once back In the brilliant court Of
Queen Elizabeth, ambition soon killed
Lord Dudlcys love for the village
beauty. When the Queen lavished hon
ors upon him he lost his head and be-
gan to dream OF "a union with the SOW
ereign herself and OF being crowned at
Westminster as king-consort. And as
far AS he could see the sole obstacle to
these visions VI greatness was poor
Amy.
80 he began to plan and plot against
her. lie had In his train "a chirurseon,
or surgeon. skilled In the use OF drugs.
who made various unsuccessful attempts
to poison the unhappy lady. she tried
to win back her husband. In vain did
she scrub her mouth with STRAWBERRIES
to make the teeth my lord had once
praised the more dazzlingly white. or
use green grapes and alum to remove
the few fTeckles that were on her fair
skin. Dudley still stayed at court. And.
to, make matters worse, he neglected
mentioning to the Queen that he had
left "A pretty wife down In the country,
At last the plottcrs succeeded, and
In 1850 Amy Robsart was killed at CUM
nor Hall. The story given out was that
she had accidentally fallen downstairs
and broken her neck. Hut almost no.
body even at that time believed H.
Although In "Henilwor,h" Sir Wal
ter Scott brings Amy there to demand
Justice OF her sovereign, he Juggles
country girl had been In her grave nea
her famous visit to Kenilworth Castle
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v"WrUtOcStu8 III uOr tAp0Sry ttO2o8
helping the maids In the stin rsom ~.
pare cordiais from soosebsrriss. or.
rants or biackbsrriss. which were -
that time considered sovereign remedies
for various Ills. Shs made eesmse1GD
also for the face and lotions TO WhltGo
the hands and neck, a. did every youn6
woman Of her class. Aud. being . ooun.
try siri. she believed thoroughly II csr-
tain superutitious practices that wsee
supposed to hslxhten female lovelinssU.
She bsthed her face In dew swery.
year when May Day came round. Thio
would. 80 the old crones told her. ms1e
her complexion AZ blooming - . rose.
She gave her trims maid orders to pss-
serve carefully ali those transDaeeat
drops that ooxed from the vines In JunA.
and of them she made q wash for tAo
face.
IL her complexion had been muddy
or sallow she would undoubtedly have
used a singing mixture Of milk ard
horseradish to give II color: but her
cheeks were pink AMI her skin We
clear and fine grained. which sns q
door life than to the mythical virtues a.
May dew and the drops Of the vine
Though II Is quite true that SOFT water
OF all kinds Is very good for the skin.
She had. so say certain old shreA-
icles. lovely hazel eyes and wavy. light
brown hair. and when Lord Robsgt
Dudley (sfterward the great Earl 6
Az. vnrv nratti.st maid In nj "A
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be dainty
wh Robbes their their sides riding
n
"Neue
matches his 0rIe
rrdled HER
Of a big ~htecapped sheIIstreWn sand
ELEANOR sCHORER
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was locked. 'l4t 4
Her opera cloak trailing behind ~,
she ran to first one window and then A.
other. She found each OF them covero1
with iron gratings She peered thS6unh.
the bars ana beheh the wide sprsaAlno
leahess trees Of . forest ~. 4 : * e
(Te H ceutinuo11
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a merciess folks in and out
.
fool CT
a
y0nd the h0rison.
today golden boundaries Of Neppnes kingdom
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Beauty Secrets
y a,.sa:, .s:sr OF Famous Women
Copyright sS Ths trs Publish rhs Tort rvss.s w.
COUNTRY COSMETICS OF AMY ROBNART.

I.-
A no fouly
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maid
The brief Dudley left his s
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CHAPTER xxx.

fR RICHARD had planned .hc
kidnapping of tho Violet
~ Widow with every possible
care. Cockney Tim would
start the police of on an end
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CHAPTER XVIII.
(Couunued.)

(Conunued.)
LOU will pardon me. hope
10A~ he said. but my eyes are
In bad shape and sudden
"T flashes Of light from out
s,dc s,tva mo much main" I"
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will be admitted.

examination will be admitted.
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the post office
for which the examination is an
nounced.
The examination is open to all citi-
zens Of the United States who can
comply with the requirements.
Application forms and full informa-
tion concerning the requirements OF
the examination can be secured from
the postmaster at Durwood and the
local secretary at Ardmore or from
the U. S. Civil Service Commission,
Washington, d. c.
Applications should be properly cx
ecuted and filed with the commission
at Washington at least 7 days before
the date of the examination, other
wise it may be impracticable to cx
anime the applicants.
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
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W-Y KtrE ! cr4tNcE

~. August sly-ler Campbell
Russell syasm nI Je before he
to.ers g.s .ms be- wants B, reduce
t1e uemy.rt.g ri tae s.a.e agr-
cultural 1oafs " five member make
them ayyyIulle by Tue roseraof are
cy,fer ., ygvsr upon them yu--
t1e next legislature uee,s Jnefs
ere ~ serlols objections ~ recuc-ug
t1e meuDersrly from ten 70 i've
meuJers. and r1ere are 10 very
gpoc reasons fgr doing d. The Dgafo
memJsrs come from different paris
n tte state a.c zen me. are 10.
700 usay ~ give each section fair
feyreaeutatpu From STANDPOINT
~ cpI.aTs and cents there are ~
good reasons for reduc.lg the mem
bprstl3 as the bpard members arr
Limited ~ sizty days work in eaca
year s1d draw & day for the
time tbey pr 70 not 20 e1ceed sixty
osys.
u Campbell Eyssel has bis way
be- would haYe special election held
every week of The year lie wales
W every MONDAY morning with 3
new dream and be- wants everybody
in the stale ~ II, uD and listen when
he dreams Rob Campbell Russell
u yefslstency and there would not
be- much LEFT jle wins by naRging
and nagging and waiting until the
legislative membership IS sZattered
and by creeping iu ~ an uDguarde1
moment Since Campbell EI%sell lost
lis Job with he boar d be has
made u bis target ever since lie
changed tle law Jess than year
aRo aud was not satisfied within two
weeEs after the law became effective
be wanted another change. Patience
ceases ~ De a virtue with the little
wasp lie IS an agi'ator and Okla
homa has more than rs share.
Campbell Russell no doubt IS hon
es' ia bis contentious, he IS a per .
sistcut fighter never knows when .
he is whipped and he might be Of
some service 10 the state n he were
not such an aNtaior He wrote +.
and Initiated bin controlling the
state board Of agriculture and II he
had done his work wen there would
have been no occasion for another
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Fourth Class Postmaster Examination
SATURDAY, August 9, 1913.

odIuIudy, august ., 1913.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that on the
date named above an examination Will
be held at Ardmore, Okla, as a re-
suit of which it is expected to make
certhicatiUn to fill a contemplated
vacancy in the position of fourth class
postmaster at Durwood and other va
cancies as they may occur in that
office, unless it shall be decided in
the interests of the service to fill
the vacancy by reinstatement. The
compensation of the postmaster at
this office was $4,000 for the last
fiscal year.
Age limit, 81 years and over on the
date OF the examination, with the ex.
ception that in a state where women
are declared by statute to be of full
age for all purposes at 1S years, wom-
en- IS years of age on the date of the
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Arouyre won from Bonham Sunday
By a score Of 70 !, giving tbe 10
csl team three straight victories from
Bgunau- Byuhsm left this morning
for Dyraur, and Sherman begins {
series here this afternoon
Corzlne and smith were the oppog-
ilg tvirlers yesterday and both df5
gpod WORK The visitors scored their
only run II the first inning When
Nicnols, first W for the visitors,
picked out one 70 his liking and
slammed Il against the left field
fence for two bases. Heck's sacri-
flee advanced Nichols 70 third, from
which be scored On squeeze play,
l>orsey being retired AZ first Zen
Ier singled, but was left At first as
Basham famed. The home plate was
threatened by the visitors in the
thro and fourth innings, but some
fast work on the part Of the local in
field, coupled with some poor base
ruIa..g oh the part Of the visitors
kept them from scoring.
Corzine, who was going good, kep.
Ardmore's hits well scattered and
the locals could not score until the
nnh when Pelkey hit over the lef;
field fence for home run, making
the score a l-tO-l re. IN the sey-
enth and eighth, Ardmore got run
ners around TO third, only 70 ge'
them caught at the plate in an ef-
fort 70 score Gardner started off in
the ninth with a single. Whites |
sacrifice put him on second from
which he scored when Pelkey singled I
through second With two gone, # /
looked Ike an easy out at first, but
the ball took bound and passed
over the head Of Bailey, who was
playing at second, and Gardner raced
home The score.
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-0oE Sundays El.ma from Hugo, after
au-. hat Won -n-se straight Ey-
cu-zluus va-a ru1 iu-o Hugo iy-
-ue game and there were LOO pad
4CulssluuE The score. -.
Sherman .-.... 2U o. 10 - !
Eucc ......... 100 900 OOD-1 : Q
-lucuE and Crosby. Brady Mat
-news Eud NavlD- Umpire HuDdley.
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Senator Works has introduced into
the senate a bill designed TO take
part of the appointiye power from the
president and lodge it in a cImmis-
sion OF three men. Mr.. Works says
such a law would prevent public
offices fror. o-llg used as political
rewards, and the chef effect wC.ld
be to take from senators, representa-
tiyes and party leaders their present
power Of recommending candidates.
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Ada, Okla. July 13.-In the district
court here this afternoon in the case
of the State VS.: J. c. Jackson. charg-
ed with the killing of Johnny Plrtlc
near Hart, last September, the Jury
returned a verdict of not guilty after
about fifteen minutes dellberation.
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Severe Test for PhyslcIan.

1t is said that Ardashir, the king OF
the Persians, never permitted a phygi
clan to prescribe for him until he had
been stung by viper II he was nblo
to heal himself he gave him his daily
food, and the physician entered his
sergice.-The Orient.
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For soreness Of the muscles, wheth.
cr induced by violent exercise or in
Jury, there is nothing better than
Chamberlain Animent This lini-
meHt also relieves rheumatic pains.
For sale by all druggists.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EARN s. WEEKLY al LONE during
spare time mailing circulars. For
particulars send 10 cents silver,
which We return when you begin
work Droste Co., 474 J-l2 TrUm-
bull Ave, Detroit, Mich. l5-lu
FOR EXCHANGE-For a 5 or Groom
house close in, the following de-
scribed suburban home: On the
car line, Twelfth Avenue, north
west, j-room house and hall;
electric lights and city water; fine
Elberta orchard; good barn and
chicken house; three acres ground
for truck patcke~: shade trees and
surroundings make ii an ideal home.
Phones S38, Blue A.! or see Photo
grapher Webb. 13tf
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No "Floaters" In 17OO

In parts of New England during the
seventeenth century voters had to rD.
side in stone house OF the dImcn.
sions of 20 by 16 feet. with one o,
more brick chimney or chlmneya. 4"
Each voter had also to be certified by
his neighbors of sober and peaceful
conversation"
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p.nispr wins Anain.

-'euisuL. Texas. July -+-DeuiBou
-DoE' Sundays game from. TeEgrkana
by DunchIE hits OF Fulveider il thu
r inning The score
TeZarkana 100 DOe DOg-1 =. i
Dsris1u ..... 600 go 0tx-3 G s
Flvelder EuC Rir-a-. Ealslip and
Ns-r=-- aud Gearlardr Umpire RYAN
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y-e thousand r0,les u -Le sun
day trd,1ore--e were mailed 20 per
ay-s VINO have made inquiry concern
.-g t,ls country through The Con-
urrc.al rl-t Ardmore VII De very
busy growing this summer
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parmer'er expresses fear that Jack
LgYes sce wll turn out ~ be 4
deuce Love ls running for gov
ernOr aud opposes rhe pr0posed
change IN the railroad section Of the
constitution.
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Vice President Marshall does not
think that all lobbvi-' nd
though he IS sure that the prcscn. in
quiry will do great deal toward
clearing the air. He say When
business is in a state of mind where
it regards congress as the creature
that opens and closes its doors cv-
cry day, money is going to be spent
around the capitol
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THREE STRAIGHT
FROM BOkHAN
ETDMC-E LNNETEo SUNDAYS
CANE - Z SCoRE OF -wC
- CNE
SHERMAN HERE TODAY

|eI.sy Cor-inyss - SNOW Improve
r1ert n lis Stict Nors--is 1v-ls
Sg- anc Single 5sspons fp-
Erculorst -~r Scores.
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Sarlt VIII. y Hore.

PARIS Texas. July -+-Yestarday' =
games scheduled 70 5s played IL Du-
raL- was transferred here. as Du-
rau- does BOT play suDday ball
The score.
Pans ..-..-.-. 900 600 G4g-4 70 .
DuraI- .-.-...- 900 600 30C-3 !
watson Ken ana Ju-ze. Adams
and Nsvior. Umpire Spencer.
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HAIR GOODS.

HAIR EMPORIUM-Marie Coulter It
now located at 2O5 c street, y. ".
We DO all kinds o. hair work
Switches made from combings--
Sanitary specialties-Msil orders
promptly executed Phone 9ls.
Him
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NICHOLS, Uardner, Whlte, Weeks,
sacrifice hits, Heck 2. Dorsey. Fenner,
Seebach. Sporn. Henderson, White,
Carey; stolen bases, Scott, Shelton 2,
Carey; struck out by Smith c, Cor
zine (: batters hit, by Smith /: dou-
BILE plays. Corzinc to Sporn. Smith
to Gardner to Palmer; Carey TO
White: left on bases, Bonham 7. Ard
more 6. Time 1875. Umpire Vitter
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The coal companies Of pen3sylvan-
ia have not made any public an
nouncement OF their intention, but
from recent prices quoted, show tha,
they do not intend TO pay tho ID
per cent tax on coal shipped out Of
Pennsylvania as ordered b. The state
They are adding it TO the price Of tie
fuel.
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CLASSIFIEDADS

THIS COLUMN AMOUNTING
WILL ACCEPTED UNLESS The CASH
COMPANIES AMOUNT TO MORE
DOLLAR WILL BE cHaRoED RESPONSIBLE PERSON
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Sherman is here today for three
l.s- th= recent series ~ Huge. Hum
puriss has h-s team going good and
VIII make Ardmore hustle all the
wy . beat hLrn.
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Either Cherelier or Roy Allen Will
work this afternoon for Arctnore.
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Tse Duraut team has been given
NV urifOrmsUy the fans there.
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Third Bassmau Lawrence cfashed
with sDo,her umpire this time HeuJ-
ley q hugo aid has been suspended
for twenty days.
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FOR SALE-or will trade for land,
l55 feet on West Main, improved
with dwelling and store. Address
j. A. Beard Ardmore. 29-1m
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Totals .........30 2 9 q 81 /
1.-TWO out in ninth when winning
run scored.
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Sherman Won From Huoo.

Hugo, Okla, July Sherman
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/: POLITICS AND POLITICIANS. >:
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The suffragette skirt Is tn Aewest
fashion wrinkle.
Americans abroad are blaming the
tariff for poor business conditions a,
home.
English is spoken by 10000, 900
German 1y l30,g00g 900; French By 20
100000.
The militant s1ftragttes te tuia
Ing their incendiary attentions TO
ward churches, having set fire 10
four in one week recentI..
Kaiser william o' Germany says his
love for peace is derived from his re-
sponsibilies as a Christian, lie re-
Gently styled himself tie 'Val.t Of
God"
Next TO graft in high Italian politics
woman suffrage is the burning ques
tion. American suffrage victories have
had great influence on the European
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LEAGUE STANDING.
they PLGT TO-DAY

TaZarEaIa - Hugo
Ererua- {. ArdgUre.
Bg-1au - DIrar-
PARIS - De-l5oL
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Americans abroad are blaming the
tariff for poor business conditions z,
home.
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English is spoken by 100000
German yy 10000 900; French By 10
Q00, 900.