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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
New Motor Boat Record.

ALEXANDRIA BAY. ". Y, July 3I.-Apkle Deep.
flying the colors OF tho Lake George Racing
ISOLATION, set record for this course thls
afternoon In winning the first Of the serios Of
for tho gold challenge cup OF tho American
Power Boat associution' with Count Casinn!r
MankowSki at the wheel. Ankle Doep covered tho
thirey miles In ii minutes % seconds.
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BROOKLYN
PITTSBURG.

Summary: Error-Wsener Two-bsse hit-Gib-
son. Three-bnse hit-J. Miller Sacrifice hits
Moran Dauoert. Smith. Stolen 6aso-smlth.
HitE-on Rucker, In seven innings: off Curtis
IN one innings Left bases-Plttsburg G:
Brooklyn. 7. Bases balls-on Robinson. 1: off
Rucker. I. Struck out-By Rucker s: By Curtis
I: BY Robinson. J, Hit by pltcher-By Robinson
(Stengei and Wheet). Double plsys-smith Cut
shaw and Dnubert. Robinson and ]. Miller: Rob
lnson. j. Miller. Gibson. Byrne Vio1 to J. Miller
Time Of game-i hour 80 minutes. umpires-klem
and Orth.
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Players for Oakland.

BY International News Service.
KEoKUK Ia: July 3f.-The local Central as
sociatlou club today offered $1,000 for Catcher
Joe jenkins by the Oakland. CAL. club outileder
Allly md ShortStop McGaftsan viii also go
the Coast league II negotiations now
completed.
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Tigers Cat Pitchers.

DETROIT. Aiicb. July 3l.-Frosident Navn OF
tho Detroit American League baseball club today
announced the purchase OF Pitcher North of the
jackson team nf the South Michigan league and
Pitcher Reynolds of the Topeka. Kan. club,
North Ia expected TO report next month but
Reynolds may complete tho playing with
Nm
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Cobb Visits President,

WASHINGTON. July 2l-"Ty'' Cobb called at
the White House today with Representative Trlh-
Bile Of Georgia and President Wilson greeted him
warmly. Cobb Invited tho prcsidont to soc tho
Detroit Washington games, especially Satur-
day, when cup will bo presented to Walter
Johnson. The prosidont snld he would Try to Mt
tend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
ALTA CLUB WINS IN
TEN-INNING STRUGGLE

The Alta club baseball team won a fast ten in
ping game from the Utao Copper nine on the
high school grounds yesterday afternoon By the
score Of 70 ]. Tho features OF tho game were
SenHational catches made by players on both
tcahs. laker made a grand stand play when lie
caught n hot NY on the tRlrd base line. Smith
and Eamoergcr caught big league ball. Tho lineup
Utah AIa T.I,,h
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DETROIT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON.
Ecarc nv innInrs-

Summary: Euor-Boohling Two -baoc hits
Cobb Mcbride. Crawford. Three-bns hit--Bueh
Sacrifice hits-Vcach. Hall. Sacrifice tly-Bau. g.
mnn Stolen 6ase-Nilsn. Double playB-Hnn TO
Busn to Gnluer: Foster 10 Morgan 10 Gnnd,J Lcu
on buBes-Detrolt 4: Washington. 4 Bases on
bails-on Hail. q First base on srror-Dctrolt. l.
Hit bJ pitcher-Morlarty. Struck out-Bv Hall,
4; by Boehlins. 4, Wild pltch-Hull. Time OF
game-l hour 35 minutes. Umpircs-Fcrguson and
Connolly
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Peruvian Riflemen Arrive.

NEW YORK July 3i-Nipc mombers OF tho
Peruvian rfio team which will enter the~ inter-
national contoBt at Camp Perry. o.. month
arrived bcre today on the steamship Santa Marta
from Colon This team waa selected uftor COM
petition among 10000 rificman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
'Fay! Blood
Free of Impurities
'na Gone! Acne, letter,
Pimples, Carbun-
es, Boils-Banished!

ooer layer OF skin Is a fine net
1ny blood vessels in which tho
pSood remedy, s. s. S.. works
xfkable activity, This is why
sno best known blood purifier.
= positive action in the skin.
pne ingredient In s. s. S. which
etimulates cellular or CLAN
safy to select from the blood
tn'e nne network Of blood ves-
PC skin, those elements which
Tor regeneration.
I Tag influence of S, S. s. this
*ork OF blood vessels in the
Spnstantly taking from the
putrttion required for healthy
the cause Of disease ls lust
nsly becoming removed, scat
rendered harmless. These
more fully explained In q
kin troubles sent by The
c1nc Co, 100 Swift Bldg. At
You will find s. s. s, on sale
stores. Get a bottle to-da y
III sklu Affections,
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Pirates Get Thirdsacker.

DIES MONIES. Ia. July 3l.-Joe Leonard third
bascfnau for the Des Moincs baseball team OF the
Western league. was sold today 10 the Pttsburg
club of the National Iensuo Tho purchase price
was giyon $4,000. Leonard viii repor, 20 PittO-
burg next year.
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NEW YORK
CHICAGO
-Battcd for Scott In the seventh

bbVOntn
Score by innings
Chicago ........s.,,......0 o-1
New York .....,.E.......0 q 0 s-3
Summary: Errorg-Hartzel Daniels. First base
ON error-Chicngo. I. rwo-bdgo hit-Creo. Sac
ritice hito-Weaver Chase. Stolen bages-Mid-
kin Peckinpaugh Double play-Rath. Weaver
and Chase Loft baseE-Ncw York. 7; Chi
cago. 7. Bases on oslls-on Caldwell, 2, Oft CT
cotto 4. of Smith, ]. Struck out-By Caldwell
&. HIT by pltchcr-Wcavcr. Hits-On Cicottc. 4
in five innings (nono out IN the SIXTH OF Scott
In inning. OFF Smith, In two Innings
Time Of gamo-1 hour 81 minutes. Umpires-Di-
neen and Egup.
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Western League

Al Sioux city-Topeka 6; Sioux City. s. tTwelve
inn!ngs)
At omaha-wichita. Z: Omaha 4
AZ st. JoScph-Dcnver. 6: st. Joseph s.
At Dcs Moines-bincolD. I2 Dcs Monos. q.
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Flies to RuaiuesS

CHICAGO July Si.-Harold r Mccormick to-
day made his second successful flight In his fly
Ing boat between his summer home In Lake For
oal aud his business offices in Chicago.
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carihnldi Goes tn Ecuador.

PANAMA, July S1.-General Giuseppe
GarIbaldi. grandson of the Italian patriot
and at one time chief of stan OF the late
President Madero OF Mexico, reached the
lstllnus yesterday on his way to Ecuador,
where he is going In the interests of an
American Arm.
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SALT LAKE

nmary: Two base hits-Murphy.
>en. Three base hirs-Galena. Kelly.
en- Home run-Huelsman Stolen
Weaver, Davis. Runs batGed in
pits !, by Toner !. by Galena !, by
len !. by Huelsman 5. Bases on
,rOf Delhi 3. off Morgan /. Struck
|Py Delhi 6. by Morgan @ Left on
|EGreat Falls 10. Salt Lake Z,
4 bail-McClain. First base on er-
freat Falls .. Salt Lake /. Hit by
EToner. Time of game hour
minutes UmpIre-LaRocque.
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Pitches No Hit Game

TROY, N. Y. July 5l.-Pitcher We'd sitton OF tho
Troy club OF tho New York State league sbut
"llkeSoarre out without or hit this after.
noon. Not one Of tho vlstlng playorE reached
on q base on bHilD. 6tton rocsIved brilliant sup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Rain Postpones Races.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 8i.-Rain caused
the post poncmept Of today's Grand Circuit harness
races and the programme will bo run off ,omor-
row ~ possible. and Fridays onrd has been put
over until Saturday.
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rthwesterR League

irnuvcr-victoria. :, /; Vancouver. 3 5.
fknns-Scattlc, 6; Spokane l.
|land-Tacoma. S; Portland. 3.
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RED SOX STRING Of
VICTORIES BROKEN
Continued From Preceding Page.)

and a running catch by Chase OF a bad
throw by Weaver in the seventh were
the features. Score:
CHICAGO-NEw YORK
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e Visitors Victory.

reet Falls was handed the same in
ninth. Two were out when Kelly
led to right. Toner hit an easy
.tnder 10 Schimpff. who fumbled the
4 and Kelly scored.
lWo singles in Salt Lakes half, one
1hem fine smash by Ed Erickson,
Was sent In as pinch hitter for
gan, put two on. but that was as far
3 ninth-inning rally went and Salt
g was beaten
suggestion was made Yesterday that
US anne be started at 4:30 instead
{ the usual hour of $50, owing 10 the
fence here today of rhe circus. The
restion was biffed in the nose and
NEame will begin at 800.
g teams will play again today at $50
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KYSCRAPERS LOSE
|bY MARGIN Of ONE
From Preceding Page)

|h,tld have been an easy out, Kelly hit
PendIeton, who forced Faye at second,
I9fer going TO third on the play. Toner
lied over second and Hester came
ne. Galena hit to Davis. who touched
ia, forcing Kelly. Weaver drove one
bressen that was too hot to handle.
'le bases were full and II was up TO
rer. He sent out the line drive that
encer SO neatly caught.
)nle for Visitors.
lrhe visitors counted three in the sixth
'ioh gave them a lead of one. Kelly
pd out and Toner was hit by the
oher. Galena sent hopper into the
,fhest corner OF right and counted
Y easy fly to short right. Both Muir
y and Schimpff went after it. Although
Re was ample opportunity 10 field the
NJ Il fell harmessy out of Murphy,,s
T. doubtless the result Of fear OF col,
bn on Murphy's part. Galena. OF
caught il would have been the sec
out. Siner who followed, filed to
knhy. Weaver stole second and DEM
y base on balls. Weaver scored when
J h, popped one over second, which also
] ht have been handled
ssh the home club put one across
ancer hit to Toner, who made low
! bw 20 first He scored on Dressens
de- Davis finally waited long enough
ret base on balls. He started for
5nd and Weaver heaved the ball down
,ssen got Oft third, but he slid back
1Ime to save himself. Schimph also
~ q pass and the bases were full.
sinces OF scoring were lost when Nor
Htruck out.
a. the beginning OF the seventh, Bauer
rk Murphy's place in right. In the
sse tea ms half Of that inning there
Ia chance TO get run. but II was
on at the plate. With one cut,
Ter Singled. Spencer fl!ec out and
-tgen popped one over second. The hit
safe and Bauer beat the ball TO third.
lver had sort OF lassed hall while
-3sman was up and Bauer was sent
.|e by the coacheV. The ball was
9dily recovered by the catcher and
er was out by eight feet.
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CUBS BEAT GIANTS
IN UPHILL BATTLE

CONTINUED From Preceding Page)
third RiXey then wound up the inning
by striking out Bla ckburn.
Paskert Lobert and Hobitzel hit we'll
Score:
PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI
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Score by innings
Philadelphia ......,-.,...1 10
Cincinnati s..s...,.....,-o o 2 o.
summary: Errorn-Blnckburn Brown. Two-basc
hits-Cravath. Ktlifer. Three base hlts-Pnskert
Rocker. Hoblitzc t2l. H,s-ou Brown. IA in
scven innings OF Herbert / in two innings off
scaton. in seven innings fnone IN the
eighth: off Rixey. In two innings. Sac
rif!ec hits-Knabe .; Lobert, .. Sacrifice nIos-
Dodge, Berghnmmcr. Double plsy-Luderus to
Dolan to Ludcrus. Left bases-Philadelphia.
I: Cincinnati l. Bases balls--oft seatou, 3;
of Herbert. .. Wild ptch-HerbeFt. Time OF
Eason.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA
CINCINNATI

'Battcd for Brown in the seventh
tBattcd for Groh In the eighth.
tBatted for Hnrhert In the ninth
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Mr.. Piano Buyer?

Are YOU going to be willing TO
pay double the price for your
Piano later? This is serious
question, so decide now, and
your pocketbook Will smile as it
never smiled before Do II now.
Investigate Make your dollars
do double duty.
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"You can hand NJ . shsek ~ 3
hundred dollars.- answered Hsask
blithcly. I'VE were usasSts1 ~
morning-and here's ths esssi1m1e..
He slapped Il down before hin
"Bless mel" exclaimed NJ. 1guUs
ford. "This II very sudden. Are -
Mr.. Percy Higgins In the aceounsiag
departmentr
NO, sir. I'm Frank CnvSueA q
the mailing department"
4 never heard OF you IN ~ Ilfs.' =
replied Mr.. Mumford ses erely.
I'm surprised ut that" answered
Frank, solemnly. why. M. BSiGgs
engaged mo to address envelopes thio
very morning"
"what7 what? You wers only sa-
gagged this morning,"
Il believe, Mr.. Mumford. that yousi
offer made no reference TO length o.
service. OF course. n II was rot
meant can obtain . position with
Messrs. Caber 4 Roche" And Frank
turned on his heel.
"Stop!" shouted -Mr. Mumford.
Have You actually had tho nsrvs 70
Why. III have to offer . hundred
dollars again u I pay you-if pay
sou Confound you, Why didn't you
play this trick on Caber . Roehsr
Il attended to them" spoks ~
Muriel quietly. Il worked thsrs -
= wrapper this morning In the brass
goods department. We thought we'd
get the money from you frst and
then hurry over there. You zee. Mr..
Mumford." she said. pleadingly. we
want to start our honeymoon this A.
ternoon.'
Mr.. Mumford was choking with,
laughter.
"Jenreys!" he called TO bic secrs-
tsry. MAKE out voucher for . hun
dred dollars and take this lady anl
gentleman to the cashiers Once,
And say. Je1reys. call up our sdvss.,
tising manager. I want to add s0ms-
thing to our notice. And that" -
added. turning TO Frank. win make
Caber q R~che come throsgh.' 4
happl honey noon TO both OF you"
tcopyriEht. r,i2. By ". q. chapman.)
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THEIR LITTLE SCHEME
Lovers Take Time BY The Fore
lock and Earn Honeymoon
Money.
~ PRANK eILsoN.

"But . whole year 10 an eternity.
Murtsl." pleaded Prank Crawford. -
he b4de yood.by 10 his hAnces. Murisi
l..e. upon ths st0op Of her boarding
house. why have you 20 strong IN
objection To getting furniture on the
instailment plsnl There are several
perfectly reputable firms and Il won't
BE- such . great drain on our In.
come"
Muriel Was adamantins. my DEAR"
she said for the twsntisth time. II
won't start married life In dsbt.
We've Got 10 have two hundred dol.
lars 70 begin 10 furnish our apart
ment Nov. you BE- patient. and will
be. aaa we'll each save W . hundrsd
durias the coming twslvemoath."
Prank went away dlscousolats and
Murssl went 70 bed and cried hsrsslf
70 slesp.
Fut on the sszt evening Frank vas
back. jubilant. In Bic hand b hsld
copy Of the evening paper.
Look, dearest" - cris1. tArvsting
Il before Der eyes. DO zoe So tAiss
IOUsSs0 - SUStts n1vS DHVsss9 =
hundrs1 dollars 70 the 6rst one VI
their employees 10 get married. And
Csbss . Roche. not 70 - ostdoas.
have Da1e . similar o9ss. Nov.
lhonis
But ~ Gear boy. yos assat a.
cmploys q either arm" protested
Msriel.
sNe. ut 1oat yoa know ca o..
range - bsgin ny vaeatioa Tomorrow
snorntaef And ,thoss department.
nruAs always vast hslD q sess kind.
Why. to9sserov nosniag ! en- 81 .
posletse q stoAe 1ollass . vssk -
. pasose. - ven - ulasSts6 =
noeo.s
-sssssss ~ Sess ayr
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The pleasure 10 all yours, sweet
noble Of teutonic blood" said Daphne.
WITH nne sarcasm.
The Count looked At her with piqus.
seaatns his head mournfuily.
TO Think" he sighed. After ell
] spend on you. den you leave ne
valeing for you In such disgracsful-
80 on der corner!"
Daphne tried 10 explain.
Honest, County" she said, at which
- name he ninched. Honest. Coun.
~ didn't mean to dlsappoint you.
bue . travelling gentleman hadn't
49, for long time came through.
aoo % ] hadn't seen him for 90 long.
! went to supper with him. You sss,
toe trouble with you ard me was the
var We talked Half the time I
cculdnt understand you and the other
ham you couldn't understand me-"
The Count looked At her blankiy.
Hee did not explain at all.
nch deceitfulness!" he said.
sAp1 after gave you my ring. How
1are1 you keep ~"
ne Counts naughty Indignation
49, her having kept his ring was
doQ9ared with q little twinge Of con-
sco1ece over the fact that. separated
eroD them by only . thin door. was
AS.S to-, .,u,,.. 80 Ts.
r~k, "a ~. ..,,, =, ..-,sh,n -.
- !. a, ,n,,aan, - ~. -.r,o,. "a.
s.9. IA =. 1000. a,s +. 80 !.
~.r n. 49,. ;. - 4. 80
ADM ssen xou, o,d r,n,,.
- !. r.,or,aa
kcr a,an,,"
40. gave II away to q gentleman
fStood."
Rat!" the Count asked. In nobls
hottor You gave my beautiful ring
ava. Ach! To think Of II. NIT all
~ family unit historical significance.
oolng on der finger Of rome common
rogeon,"
ndeed," Daphre snapped. He
- any common perron. I want you
= know. He 10 the head Of . noble
fanIiy, a re- pected citizen and . par
tieIiar admirer Of mine"
ne Count regarded her with IN ICY
sqfe as he said crushingly:
SIN afraid den he iss not 70 par.
THAR ~ he might be-"
ter . moment the very air was
tenee between them. The Count
9eed at Daphne. and Daphne ~
81ed his glare With merry Interest.
nGm M0X0
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'&Come. Leave Harry to his own mis-.
cradle company. and Ill show you
your room.
A she turned, fhe remembered
something.
Harry" she said. Il want some
pillows out Of your ROOM
Carolyn rushed to the door Of Har-
rvs bedroom and seized the knob. Har'
~ sank weakly into chair and
awaited the blow.
ITS all over" he said to himself.
Carolyn tried the door. but II would
not open.
why. Harry" she said. your
oaem 10 locked"
En- Oh! what!" Harry said.
"Lockedf Nov. who could have lock.
% III" ..-#.
He fumbled In his pockets. mean
while listening acutely for the sound
which would tell him that Mrs.
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CHAPTER v.

unannounced. there entered the room
. slender woman. whose face was half
hidden by . huge. hopping. bushel.
basket type Of hat. the brim Of which
VS. draped with haunting. tapping
,ses, and from whose crown lifted into
the cir Q gorgeous array OF feathers
al ribboas and flowers. A tkht-ns.
slng Cows. With the skirt 30 hobbies
thaa hss steps were painfully mineing.
soeassl hsr form. and from behind
hss lSlfts1 The most remarkable train
tha1 ever vas. She tottered In on
~ higA.Aee'sd Shoes and peered
abeut The place viii . miasiing Of
esynsse end asssrsaes that vas ainas.
~ Aassy lesae1 ~. sav Ass, 40
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"Of eourss they'll pay. Why. the
newspaper viii BE- full Of the story.
They wont dare 90 back on their
Agreement.
But the aewspapsssi" said No
riel. poutins.
"But . hundred dollars!" said
Prank. "Muriel, darling. won't . sim
gle hundred do?"
WELL" said Muriel. after an inter.
val Of thought, III you can really get
that position rll-1'll meet you Al the
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enAPrsR VI.

Vos . time there vas silsncs h The
reoo. Then the door a one room
opened asl Mrs. Blasss pssrsd anx.
teusly forth.
= voedss Why be 10 10 long ssttias
that hat." sAs said 10 herself.
The door acsoes from her began
% opea. as1 she hurrtsdly dasAs1
beek hs1 closed Der door. Ths Count
aal OapAas cans from The library.
"lslse1." Daphss SAID. BE might
have tos1 - yoa we're n there. Nut
nAybs - meant II = . surpriss %
~"
~ siapses1 ~ 1920 rogs1sAly
q ~ Ceuat
r hoos.. ~ Csunt mn. ~ w. .
euspsise. - thlak - 80 " ha9
. a2saaeR"
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terested in--you see. II has tecn 80
long since We parted that am sure
you have forgotten ne-and so-weil.
this young lady IL to visit my sister.
and-well. I've got o get that-hat."
rs the hat for herr" Daphne asked.
interestedly.
No." Harry blundered. ITS for
another woman"
Daphne drew he-relf up with the
pose Of . tragedy queen.
"Aha!" she said. In denunciators
tones. so you're up to your ole
tricks. are your"
Harry wilted At that. and couic
make no sum cient reply.
Well Daphne decided. ''T1l make
you the hat-on ore condition. m
get II finished this afternoon. provided
that you and l-just our two little
selves-shall have one Of our Cd ume
coy, comfy dinners tonight
Harry was aghast. This was TO-
much. The more he tried to get out
Of his trouble the more now troubles
were invented for him.
Daphne" he said. II simply
can't DO that"
Mr., 49, vc.lS h.,. $500 81 ~
chance 10 have the dinner. and never
have bothered about the hat"
II know. but. Daphne. II II impos-
sible. You see. these guests will be
here and I can't b. away when 1
.hon,a n. .r,ertsir,rr ,hem-
.Th.v vor, m,ss Won. FAMINE
s.,d. cruelty You're mot 40 very en-.
,.,,.,u,,."
II hnov ,,--and I'm NJ INV worst to.
d.v 90. viii : hopeful cadence In
his voice "vou ret me the h., and
vsr, have ,h., NM. dinner .ome 9th.
., evening"
"No dinner ,on,-ht mn hat today"
vas Dsphn... ultln,,um vhen from
somevhere In ire house came the
voice. az I.ucv ana caro,vn calling TO
Hsrry
.0rest seost,- hc mu,,ered This
sA,n... ,.,,,n. ~or.., Th.v m,.,n.,
M. n. here.
.rhsvy, Danhns ..ss6 .who .r.
thevy.
.Ons n nv s,ster. the othe, is--,hs
o,As, mi
.Oh .ccA,e.. u.,,x,- D.,hns n,
mr., vsu, - A,6r., ma, - -, vou
into trouble. Hide me. hid. mel
He.v..., n thar. .honlA h. snv ,.Ir
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Irresistible. why do you want hati
ID Il for your sister,"
"No. Da-hnc. Yoa see. ne this
W.. lin to have Q gusst-tve
guests. A young lsdv I'm greatly H.
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II n
| !lN/ ~
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| 1MI ~
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l II
II iii
VII
in lllQ
~ =
"veS Want . Jobf" ovsrisd the We
NJ" evpsr''ts"dsns.
-, 49,. s, :. s.w.
$3.50. u,s..s -. 49,. =.
80. ~ " ~ ss "
.u.s c.-.,. ..
So -, n, 1870
s.....a. m.,, 49,. - :.
.v....S !. -. - 49, :
49,.
.a.. ws~,.
.os ..s.. A.. 1880 a.
S.. 80 49,, a. 49, 1900
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mencin. from that mornins. 70 Fl.
feet this vas es.v. for he "a. one a.
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ir.ursnce oe,ce where he vas em-
DIoyed ana hIs work could easily be
unders.ken NV other. Then ~ put
an an ola anti and went down ~ .he
nj. denart ment store Of Mumford =
Curtis which stands =. everybody
knovs, A Seventh avenue ana Hollis
street
He h.d ,n,.ndod IN .pply tn his
friend the sssistsnt head 81 the p.ck.
IN. S.ns tmsnt hut on sscond
thoushts he decided that this misht
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vent in.tead ~ tho mailing dcp.rt.
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