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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-09

COMPOSER SEAGER DIES;
HE WAS 80 YEARS OLD

Los Angeles, Jan. 9.-Profes-
sor Richard Watson Seager, so,
composed of the cantata Queen
Esther" and musician national
ly known. is dead here at the
} home of a son. Professor Sea-
ger was associated during his
active music work with Theo-
dore Thomas, Colonel Mample-
son nd others prominent in the
musical world,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-09

When you want a reliable medicine
for a cough or cold take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t can always
be depended upon and Is pleasant and
safe to taLe. For sale by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-09

War Bonnet Roundup Motion
Pictures and Vaudeville at New Grand
afternoon and night until Sunday, in
elusive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-09

War Bonnet Roundup Motion
Pictures and Vaudeville at New Grand
afternoon and night until Sunday. in
elusive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-09
WOODS CALL HIM |
PIONEER HAS FELT LURE OF
LONE TRAIL SINCE BOYHOOD

Came to New England When Lad Of
Sixteen-Went to California In
Search OF Gold-Fought Indians
and Lived the Life of a Trapper in
Then New Country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-01-09
ROMANCE OF LOST SWORD.
How the New Acadcmiclan. General

How the New Acadcmician, General
Lyautey, Recovered Its Point.
Paris.-General Lyautey who has
just been elected To the French
academy. receives honorable mention
in little biography. which has just
been published dealing with the ca
reer of Lieutenant Jacques Roze, who
fell heroicaIly in Africa five years
ago.
Shortly after the lieutenants death
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-04

Der 0ahton Stabtrot6 pahirte
oeftern cine yfeioIutiou. bic bic Gras
oirunq bsr Seitsupsgs etc. an Der
6. glpe. pori4reibt. Cine Sroinans
poTiirts, bic bic grtpdhIuna Der oer'
fhiebensn Stabtbeamtsn uno bic CD
lGre berislbsn ipie foIgt feftiest:
Mlapor $500 pro Sobr; aRitglieo oss
Staotrotbs, $500 per Sisungsobsno.
Staotclert, $500 pro Sa5r. ppliseis
ridater, $3.50 pro Sabr; Stabtitoss
meiiter, $3.50 pro Sahr; Staot VI
fefior, Is Gents fir ieoen eingetrdgss
nen gdmen. 4ae 8eamten iollen am
srftsn Wtontaq i'm SouIar ertpdhlt
perben. 0as Gefuh ppn R. III
der. fir Qegung pon 9asrohreu ourh
bic obere 5erroes Qpe., irurbe on bus
aommittee fir Gas uno Muiier ptrs
piefen. Der Stoetingenisur rpuroe
initruirt, aIls Stitsnpele on Der 8.
@pe su inipisirsn, uno bic 9runobes
iiber aufsuforbsrn. oefette Seitenpese
innerbaIb bon 15 5aasu 5u reporiren,
rioriqenfolIs o:e Stabt nis arbeiten
cuf Soften ssr 9runbbeiissr ii6er.
nimmt. - 0as bos Isuerulurmipiiem
ihob6uft III, io!I bos aommitte. an
oe6ote fir ein ueues Snitem entgegsn.
rebmen. - Sin ober mehrers Stra.
Rsn &ommiildre ioIIsn nnssitsa'
lperoen.
Grou GAMES giidsls unn ainbel
BON Rihmonb, Sno.. itno ouf gsiut
bel 6rau a0bler an Der 6. acenns In
| Tauton eingetroiien.
- Die 9erIammlltng bes Speers
6oipital 5ocietb finoet am 9onnsrs'
tuq, II. SEPTEMBER. itutt, mann ciI
arrangements fir ben Tag Dop@ &C.
| trDffen fperoen.
- Jh elmer Sigung bes Sfllroths
DON Dapton purbe SRI. Worgars
Wlebmdnn sur ae6rerin srnannt. Gil
Rehnungen fir bic 9erbeHerungen be-
S6ulen nurben sensbmigt. - Supt
5onlor beritntete, baB fir bieiss &c
meter mebr 3oslinss ansemeIost iino
lalg i'm 8oriohre Ter @omens 81
bic aedgue ipuroe bds Reht srfbeilt
| In Der 4. Mperue Shule einen ai.ber
lgartsn AL erri4tsa.>
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Comols mar nod ari.s. Bsnn
man nd5mittaas In Grinnsrungen
perTun.sn inter Der alien Jnnrt.
ihdrsn pIatane in ben beriihniien
8Grien beg Serdil itanc (oie bnrh
bic Sungtiirfen jeBt gu einsr groben
6ffentIiten anlngs uusei6offen pers
benz, tonnts nan luobl oas onH,pfe.
abgeyiiIsns 9nurren Der Stfhiiss bon
Gan Stefanp Der nerntbmen. Dos
Bolt in Gtambul freilih, in benz
Gtol3e (ooer Stumpfiinn). Der jeoem
Ssmansn anaeboren III tpis iein 6ss.
gina ru6ia ieinem 9aetpert mad. es
i6rie ni6i, mnhts teiueu auflnat,
rik lid toum nns 3eitungen. 5lar am
5ugs, aIs Qorinnopel fiel (obsr niels
ms6r, ala bic 9lohriften boDon stpet
9aoe IpGter in Der tiiriif6en grene
publi3isrt psrben bHrf.en), eing tine
leiie g8eLe pom linruhe eurh StoHs
bul. Gonit orbsitsten. raunten.
Itpieaen bic SIrfen BON Stambul
rpie ionit Die siirieu - ni6t be
Qrmsnier, 8riehen, Suom. 2eDans
timer, bic aud ale Elm Ges trneen).
lleber piefsn Stunpffnn ionnie man
i'm suropdiihen pera pief entriiFuns
dussrn boren. aber per f".' oenn,
baB S6msrs anb linruhe iI6 bel alien
g6ltsrr ,suropGiih" dubern mlheH
am 5hidIalstaas BON abrianopel
ftlenoertsn mir nrdubeH euf ben Oft
litsn 4Hb6hen bes Golbener 1orna
lumber. BORT fiebt Der Junfenfurm.
BON oem aus bos iiiriii6e arsegs.
miniTtsrium ideIih nit S6ntrl
Qafho uno slorianopeI rebete. Cir
fimpIss Gifengeriiit - ourd eint
Dsuoe bon Drahif6ben ME NIT be'
Groe rinosum Derbunben. Die Gonna
Ipislte auf oieIen Drahten. oaf BEN
@oloenen Sorn. ouf Den 3abuoitr
Gdiffsgerimwl bes MorinedrIendls
5ie fpielte aud, anf bem solbener
areus oes aritdifhtn guiriarhats
Der Sun.entburm lna fdlt nnb blot
unb ohne Qeben bn. am nnbern Wii
taa erfubren mar. mas bic oiinner
Drabte su ersGblen gsb0bt hGtten
isne eridattsrnnsn, berpcrgeitDbsner
Sdse elmer i'm 1obs tdmpftnoei
Stabt - isHe Gdte. bic dllmGblid
immer abserifItner. INNER rdthielbof'
! Ter ipurben - unb bnnH plOtLid gan
obfhnitten.
80, ss mar pfrfiiH nod arieg bd
mails. uno ieben Rdhmiti0a I'm pie
llhr rotten langfam bic 3ii9 NIT osl
lgeSpunSsssa aai BEN 6agpsba5HbO
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% { iu psr (.

Gie Geiupurt Gffice fir baS y6iu.
rinnatier golfsblatt" befinoet iIdl in
go. 339 Yorf StrcRe, geseniiber cem
Gourthauie, moielbit Heuigfeiten, Gin.
scigcn II. |. IN. bis 10 llhr 45 3Rina.
ten AbeabS cntaegeu9eHommeu wer'
ben. ScIep6on SDuth 2401.
- Yptisiit GrOus, Der in ben Qrm
qebiiTen tpurbs. ais tr cine 8erhaftung
pnrnehmen polIts, uHO bey infoIge an
g.utps-giftuu1 leibet. bsfinoet iib aus
fer 8efabr uao piro in sinigen Sas
qen pieber isinsn 8ienit antrsten.
Oas Gretutip : aommittse bes
mutters uno Qt1rer alrbs Der 4.
3iftritts S4uIs belt in Der Wobs
nunq Or. sSo6a 5obb's cine Stsuna
db, uno bei6loB Gnos September elm
RGisnfeft au cuanitaIten.
- Die Stdbt Rsppprt gepann
aeItern i'm girtttitgeri9te sinsn Sisl
in Der 4laqe Der St1bt qeger Die
5itls Guarantee uno Gurttp Comp,
Die 8ertlaqtsn pdren Die giirgen fiji
5enrn 9eui6, GrsSteuers Solicitor,
unO nuroen duf $4,000 Dertlagt
Dir 8erflagten OerIuhten bic S6ulc
auf Die itGbtii9en 8samten al Ihie.
ben, ba fie dugsbli9 Reufd midi
spungen, einen ausDeis bon 3eit 81
3eit ii6er bic BON ibm tollettirten Gel
Der su liefern. Rihter Dungblut
entfhieb, boB bis 8ebauptung Del
gerfloaten niht oeniioe. Gbenfo 'r''-'
Be bic 9ebaupsans. bab Die stabtbe'
amten nuBteH. baB ReuIh turo lel
fir nitt ftihbaltig ert!drt.
sSm Gtubtgertdte tpuroen bi
nGIIe pon Mininm Broom unb Sc
lgonmaa. bis anStiIagt lnb. sideil
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6 o u ingtnm t II.

Tir GoSingtUu Office FIR Sas yGiu'
einnGticr golfsblart" befinSet ItfI itu
9ebGuoe GO. 509-511 RnoiiOu
HDenue. gluseigen, Wittbeilnngcn
uno Seitellungen irgenbuelhcr Irt
nerSen bis 10 llbr 9lbenOs Saielbit
eutssscusenommeu. SeIspbOu SOuIb
1854.
- Observation-Disclosures
Sumes Cunning an Jobn Cunning,
2.43 Qder 2anb am Obio 5lub, fiinf
Uleilsn unter6uI6 gopingtoH, 81. -
Sobn Cunning an Games Cunning,
bas'els Gigentbum, 81. - Samss
Cunning on DiIiom Cunning, 2.43
Older Qano am Obio GIub, fiinF Wteis
len bon gcpington, S.. - Wiliam
Cunning an Gburles 5anausr, 2.43
older Guro am Cbio 5lub, flint 0leis
len unterbolb goDingtpu, 81. - Ulogz
al, 5oItran an s. %. Sing, 2ot on
Der QocuIt Strabs in Qmfteroam, nett
LID Don Der Wontague StraBe. 81. -
6elen 4I6riHt an Saco6 6iLtenbetteI,
2ot an Der Woobburn Qpenue, IiioIl6
BON Der SuDpitsGte Der Qinoeu uno
8oOoburn 2lpenue, 81. - 5iscaI
Court Don aenton Gountp an Spbn 8.
S6ruge, Elm ge6GuDs an DER 2eriugton
Bite, 6etannt aIs bic aIte 3oqftution,
212 WeiIen DUn Gootngton, fir $26OO.
- Die Gountps8ommiFGre pafirz
ten aeItern cine Reiolutipn. bergemdb
ben Stimmgebern BON Genton gountp
in Der QopemberDobl Die Frage porges
lsgt perDen ion, ob bas gountp cine
100000 8onbdusqabe MAIDEN fpQ.
Der 3nst Der 8onoausgabe iit, fir Die
pom gouutp angetduftsn Qanpftraben
su be3dblen uno oieielbsn in guten 3uz
itanb gu psrieBen. 9as Gsisb srlaubt
ben Gouutps sGommifdren rur $10.=
900 pro Jabr fir ben 4ntuuf pou
2anDitraBeu. Gs niiroe minDsitens 10
big 15 pro3ent toiten, I'm uuter bisfsn
8srbdltniien fir bic 2onbItraben 3u
be8ablen unb bieielbsn in gutem 3ua
ftanoe 3u er6dIten. Soqten bic 9urgsr
fir Die 100000 Gonoausgube itims
men, 70 nuros Die 8uiange nur brei
Gents betragen, I'm Die 3infeH 3u
Deden.
- Seitamsnts. Sn ibrem Seitameni
htnterIdBt GbriitinG 9eble aaes IT,
rem 8atteu Carl 9eble unb ernennt
ibn gum Observation-Disclosures. -
Daniel Carmen feBt in ieiuem Sefa'
ment $50 fir meTen unb $3.50 fiji,
Elm Monumsnt aus; $4,000 iest er fsi,
ren pier Ginbern Sobannu, Sobn s.
oslen W. lmb Sames Q. Carmen aus
ipelfe Summe feline Gattin garolin
Garner perpalten ioll. Die 2ester
erbGlt ben Reft, iclanss lie Mittp
blsibt, iDlIts lie fia iebo9 Dieoer Der
Ibeisrtbsu. ip lou aas Eissntaum Il
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Der Central Bride i'm 9efit sebubt
az baben, BITE onseblt1 8eltoblen tpds
rem, auf Donnsritos perfhcben.
Gbnaro $. Mpran erbieIt tpegen I'M
fuas So uno Soften. - Sohn Bed
lsp puroe peaen 9ragenS perborgener
BofFen I'm S25 uno bic &oiten bes
itraft.
- G6eiheine: Bert Vlors, bon ae'
MIA, O., unD 0plpie 9auob, BON WiIs
liamstotpn. an. - Yaul Sones uno
Cleo gresce, beibe BON Columbus,
g. --G. W. WOrtbinaton, opn pleas
tent Corner, 9, uno autIrnn Spdos
ler, bon 8rppe Gitp, 8. - Mar Gill
bert BON paraoiie 8d[lep. Rspaoa,
no CLARA gouna, BON NeDport, 9n.
- Qrtbur Senuinss, BON 2olsoo, g.,
uno 8srtis gloors, bon gtenport,
GD.
- Gbdrlss @olfF bintsrlGbt in Tsi'
mem 5eitdmente oas 6aus 80. 76l
| Z. Qlpe., Canton isinem Spbne CHAR
les uno bic 6duier 807 uno 752 2.
| Qoe.. 9aptpn Isinem Sobne 2ouis
| @pIff, go. 204 Sadiou Str, 3dp'
Ton, binterIdB: sr ietner GntsIin Gld'
II Simms uno go. 202 Sadfon Sir
fsinem Gntel gBm. s,aufsr. Der
ReIt ieines 9srm0asns foil pertauTi
irerben uno io;len Charles. 2ouis uni
@m. DoIff ! unb feline a Gnteltin'
Der 7 srbaItsu. Gouis Wolff 1T RAD
IdbperpaItsr.
- Gbas. 7. Selm iibertrug an Z
! 9. 6alcp, Got an Der Fremont ApS.
sort Sbomus, fir 81. - %. 8
Gare iibertrug an Gba5. WSsntbep
Got on Der Columbia 4oe. fir 81.
- guu 6o!brod 9lein srIanst
aeTtern i'm gircuit9eridte cine She
iheiouna. BON Charles aIein oal
Redht ibren Ul6ohennamen 6ol6roc
fiibren su bJrfeu uno llnterbaItur9s
! qelo.
- g1ihter gungbtut entIieB Gbp
GiIbert. Der ipsgsn 5erumIung'rns Il
grsnt, 3D., psrbaftst puroe, du
Gruuo zines 6dbeas Corpus Ierfd9
ret aus Der Soft. 9iIbtrt fpuroe 10
fort luiebe. pom Teputp Sbertr
Ronpcring psrbaftet uHo pom Grit
tensritter 9Iecion tpegen unfu9s III
81 uno ben Soften beitpdft.
- Tronces 6ostdl erhielt 9eItert
; cine Sheiouna BON Trlnt SaStI
uno erbieIt Die 4ufiiht iiber ibr
minosriGbrigsn 9inosr Clarence, Sar
: rp uno Fraues3 5astsI.
- Qm ,tpmmenoen Sorntaq ipsr
ben ftd Die .Gbippspa Recitins" nj
, ran Wieosmann's in Wieeemdnn'
Gart i'm Bale Ball Sptsie rsiien.
aus einem Reubau bss qnpaIts
, 6arrp 8untsI on Der Gbeitnut St'
! lpurSsn gsftsrn 70 pfunb gIeirohrs
! aeitobIsn. Die GsbeimpoIi3iiten Goi
! tinqbam unb Sbseran fanbsn bic Bile
r0hren in sinsm .Sunt Shop.
: - 5artlep 6. Naro uno Wurn c
: Millsr uno Susb Itiuer uno Uaau
gR. Waro, ale BON GeIaipars. O., e.
= Iangten geitern Raht gbesr!aubnif
, Theine unb purbsn pou Rsp. Rapoleu
: Carlisle in Gopingtpu gstralit.
- See 9pnran fpurh Den 0rof
oeI6porensn iberpieien. oo sr gidei
Der Gentralbriide in Teinem 8eiis ba
te. bic audeblid Qeitohlen paren.
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5ufon Wlpore, bic Satin bon
Thomas Woors, BON gio. 1109 0ine
@trabe. ftcrb bcrleBte Ruhi i'm Utter
ron 55 Sobr.n nit 5interIuHuns oes
9otten unb bier SDbnen. Anna
Srputnunn, Si. Dittrpe hes ptritor.
bsnen Wirtbs I. $. 1rpatman, itarb
poraeItern Rod,t In ibrsr Wobnrus.
9lo. 720 Gncamprs Strd5e an Der
gru'tfeIientsiinouna. Sle btntsrIdbt
3 5Dbne unp 2 1Dhter. - 2ouis
Weidsrt. bon 233 Race 5trabs, fpsls
der ieit aursem an einsm 9eTtfpiir
i'm linten DIR lit, ftdrt porIebtt
gedht plDblih, tros aIler 1rstliden
6ilfe i'm aIter pOn Al Sabrsn. CT
binterlGBt bic trdusrnoe Wittpe.
Rep. antbpnp O. 3abte. griss
| iisr Der ct. Qtters airhs, reiit beus
t. na6 qiquo, um bic ssfarriteIe bes
peritorknen Rep. Steinlng., bon Der
! Ct. 8onifdcius airhe gu iibernebmen.
REP. Sreberid geil pirb RettDr Der
ct. pettrs airhs,
6ottie golIins bat Sofsph gols
lins auf Sdeibuns pertlast uno siebt
ols 9runo an, oab ihr Widnu ieinsn
9srbienIt in gsiitise 9etrdnte uf1ls
1ebte uub iie nit elmer gsitlatt. 1fiers
fd,Iua. Das goar mar felt bsm 13
| September 1903 psrhsirotbei uno bal
ffins gineer urb trennte itcb am 3.
2lrauE 1912
- Soau Z. gsermoan, %, uni
Freoa 3uoosrt, IS. bsioe bon SonttI'
TIN, erianatsn tineH Setrdthsihein.
Der ousTteioenne gountn Re.
Gerber Somer Gran puroe BON fsiner
6reunoeu nit elmer goloenen GGften'
ubr befbentt.
- Seurieit1 5urm glod, BIZ
Wtttpc beg psrftorbeneu Sabrttanter
Hrant Z. gIac, III in Ocean Dart
Californian. in. gltsr BON 65 Sobrtr
rad .urssm srantisin gtftorben. Si
finterIGbt stpei 9iuosr.
- qlbert CblfOn. 80. unb II
USiobIstorpu p0bnbaft, beitiss ssitsri
otn gia Spur gsdonsnsue bort, I'm
cine Rsiie mad Cincinnati su ma
dsn. or sntostts duf bem 3use. bal
sl fsinsn Rod perlsTen bate uno &c
rieth beim 4biprinqen unttr bic 3ipe
Ietten Daasn beg 3ugss unb pure
ron ben R6bsrn oss Issten Wagsns Il
StIds serIhnitten uuo uuf Der Stel
s ost0btst. Tl2r fanb IN ieinsr Ia
: Ths eintn aeI1bcren ReDolrsr nto Elm
S6a6tel 9atrorsr.
- Ter betcrnte mirth Qpu Nor
er fpuroe s.ftern UOrsen bonn Sdlog
flus bsfuIlsn uno Iieet in feiner mob
nuno in sinem tritifaen 3uItcno.
! Die 5tat.taffe entbieIt ar ]
September In allen sSonos cine
Sotol6etrcu roa 1921. .7S9.
6eiraths 5etne: Gbefitr 4rthu
I. Gborc., "a, getbnnp uno Go5stt
D 9rsmblsp, %, 6omiIton. - Gee
Gois, "a, uus 3onna Trend. *
tetbe poH 6amiIton.
- Der Disoemdnn'i6en grousr'
nurot bier aus fhrer Office sir
Sdreibmoiains i'm Wtrtbe bon 10
rcn ginbreasrn geitpblen.
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aItintr Srrttum.

aopeams,Iier: .glun. sndDigs syrou.
ris in bsnn Sbre setrios Soiret obs
gsIaufenis
ssaroenl sa0siin: % aonj srobors
iia! Cine E1naerin balm mr. s'bobi,
nunberbdr! Giue Gtimm' fag IL
Sbns - Eis - Der ispas Hssshoefu!@
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Serlanat:

Snabeu bel Der aIbnmbrn 5ile Com
pam, 10. unb MOnrOe Strahe, 9ew'
port, Stp. 3,4gt
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12

fered an unusual
ly wide selection,
and Tom browsed
peacefully among
them for half an
hour. Then, add
ing to his pocket
collection Mis- 8
Evangeline's Jew
ell case and two
hundred dollars
from Mr.. Whitti-
more's desk, he
slipped down the
stairs again and
made the mistake
OF pausing in the
dimly light t Q d
drawing-room to
see If he had
overlooked any
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12

tablishment there issued, one by one
the twenty-five members Of my club.
Can it be?"
They sorrowfully grouped them
selves about me, and Fenson, burying
his head on my shoulder, almost wept
as he replied:
yes, old fellow, it is too true. She
has invited every man Jack down here
to spend Christmas with her, and an
hour ago she skipped back to town
all by herself"
There was a solemn pause. The
truth was painful but we felt that we
must meet it like men.
Boys" l whispered, I'VE could fol-
low her back; but, inasmuch as we are
all in the same boat, move that We
stay here for the holiday and have
ripping old time, and that the secre-
tary be Immediately empowered to tel
ephone her agent that we will take
another three years lease"
Second the notion" said Fenson.
And it was carried unanimously.
Copyright, Frank A. Munsey Coz
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12

Thought I'd save you finding YOU
Key sir" he said, II done my jol
but the young folks is pretty mad
When II comes TO shadowing ui
with a detective sir" the young mar
began imposlngly; then temper over
threw diction. I'm hanged II III
stand for IT," he burst out.
Detective? Are you crazy2" he ex
claimed.
Tom fell back q step toward the
dining-room. "Oh, II you want 10 gc
back on me, sir, amt nothing TO say
But stopped this here elopement and
I've earned my pay, I'll call for It to
morrow"
He achieved another step. Mr.
Whittimore seemed short OF breath.
"Elopement? Detective? Good
God. Vangy, never hired a detective
In my life. It's some Internal blum.
der!"
We'll, here he is," said Miss Evan.
geline coldly. IF you will let us get
married, well overlook It. Other.
wise"
She drew herself up, and Tom
achieved another step. The old gen.
tleman's temper began to show signs
Of wear
Marry any one you please! But
for mercy's sake don't say +"
A scufhe and a crash interrupted
A whirling heap on the floor resolved
itself into Tom Patterson on his back.
with Miss Evangeline's lover kneeling
on his chest, hand at his throat
Sorry to make a row." apologized
the young man breathlessly. hut I
caught on Just in time. He's a sneak
thief"
You seem to be IA fairly up-and-
coming young fellow" stammered Mr..
Whittimore.
Look a here. Mr.. Whittimore."
broke in Tom peaceably, you don't
want all this in the papers"
All what, you scoundrel?"
Elopement In the Four Hundred
Miss Evangeline Whittimore. daughter
of-see? Now you got the swag you
got the girl; what more d'you want?
Outside a police court, aln't likely to
talk You think about It."
His captors did think about It. with
dismayed faces. The two women on
the stairs exchanged Mortified glances.
Mr.. Whittimore pinched his chin.
scowled, sighed, then nodded heavily
Slowly and reluctantly, the last pocket
emptied, the young man arose from
Toms chest.
Two minutes later Mr.. Thomas Pat
terson, hurrying through the dark,
smiled to himself as he inserted care.
full fingers into a remote crevasse of
his structure, where the contribution
from Mr.. Whittimore's desk still
lurked in compact wad.
"They didn't know l had that" he
reflected, "but guess I'll keep 1t for
hush money. Two hundred dollars is
moren that young dude earns in an
evening, anyhow!"
Copyright. Frank A. Munsey Coz
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12

at the first note; but she turned and
went swiftly to the front door. An in.
slant later she came back with a
young man.
"Well?" said the newcomer quickly.
She drew away from the arm he had
put about her.
"Oh, don't know! l don't know!"
She laid imploring hands on his
arm.
But do you think father is tyranni-
cal? That it's silly to wait three
years, when we're sure now? That
we have a right to do 1t, II we're will
ing to be poor and-and all that?"
'T can't tell what l think. want
you so much that l don't trust my own
judgment. 1t has seemed to me that
he was-unfair. l could be bolder II
only l didn't realize how utterly un-
worthy"
"Don't!"
She ran to him, and he took her into
his arms.
Now l will run and get on another
dress; you walt here" she said And,
dear, am going to bring my jewels.
They are truly mine, and If we are
too poor"
Il hate to have you take them" he
protested.
Tom also hated to have her take
them. The case was at that moment
in his right-hand pocket, together with
several other trifles from her dressing
table.
I'll be back in five minutes" she
was saying, drawing away reluctant
hands.
When she had gone as far as the
door, Tom took charge Of the situation
He threw back the curtain, lifting a
cautioning hand at her faint scream.
IF you want to keep this quiet from
the servants, no row, please" he said
with dignity. I'm sorry, young feller,
but I'm a detective employed by the
lady's papa to stop this very thing
see? have to do my dooty."
The young man stared helplessly,
Miss Evangeline clutching at his coat
'But-but-" he stammered.
you see, the old gentleman got
wind of it and asked me to step
around" Tom explained. "He don't
want any fuss
The young mans color had changed
from dismayed white to angry red.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12
Bought Especially for
Holiday Trade

1t has always been our aim to handle
only dependable furniture. A piece of
furniture from our store is a guarantee
of quality.
A piece of furniture of some kind for a
Xmas present is always appreciated, and
will be the means of lasting endearment.
w. A. J. MCDANIEL has fine assort-
ment of nice pieces, bought especially
for the holidays Call and see them.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12
EfonAsLMAssoN


If | had been a reasonable being,
should never have fallen in love with
Miss Galbraith. 1t was an illogical
proceeding, because it made my pTesi'
dency Of the Bachelors club, which
had formed three years before, ex
tremely uncertain-or, at least, it
seemed to make it uncertain.
Nothing was more desirable than
my club. We had every comfort, in
addition to good fellowship; and the
fact that we were all members did not
preclude US from the society of WON
en-. Indeed, it gave zest to that So
ciety, for 1t seemed to surround us
with an additional safeguard.
Miss Galbraith's father had left her
several millions. She owned the
building in which our club was quar-
tered. The agent had called on me
only three weeks before Christmas to
tell me that we must either sign an
other three years lease, or vacate on
the 1st of January. There were
twenty-five of us, and we had already
agreed-it was in the constitution
that the club should be Immediately
disbanded if any member got mar
ried We all knew Miss Galbraith,
and we were all in love with her; but
as yet no man had been sufficiently
disloyal-or successful-to break the
spell.
caught Fenson, our vice-president,
calling on Miss Galbraith one night;
and afterward, in the club rooms, we
had it out.
Look here, old man." I said, "it
seems to me that you are taking
chances. OF course, you don't care
about the money; but you can't play
around fire. Why, the future of this
club depends on your keeping away
from that grill"
You're a nice man to talk" said
Fenson. What in the world are you
doing around there? You ought to
set a better example"
"Of course, you ought" repeated
Van Olcott, coming up. "Why, l had
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12
Farmers Feed Barn
west Fayette 81, north Side

West Fayette ST., north side
Having bought the business of Grim
Bros. at this old stand, 1 am prepared
to carefully look after all oldkor new
business entrusted to my care. 0Every-
body will be treated with courtesy and
fairness, promptness and care. Good
service day and night. l also do livery
business, and have good rigs. ask a
share of your business and promise you
good service at any time. Remember
me next time.
b. L. EICHLER, CeIIna, o.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-12

the hall, l noticed
an unusual com.
motion. Suddenly
from behind a pill
lar, a form sprang
forth. It was that
Of Fenson.
Hello, old man!
All the boys are
here!"
THE boys!" l
exclaimed. What
the deuce do you
mean?"
At that instant /
gazed around me.
The hall was piled
with merchandise,
like a warehouse.
Boxes of candy Of
every conceivable
shape mounted to
the ceiling like a
pyramid. A mass of
the latest holiday
books tow ere d
aloft on the other
side, and in the
center were flow
ers, ranged in geo
metrical masses.
Her Chris s TIM a s
gifts.
/ cried again, as,
corners of the es-