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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-13
WANTED.

To complete the Normal school IL
brary's file for binding, Worlds Work
January 1918; Westland Educator,
February 1906, and September 1905
PHOEBE PARKER, Librarian.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-13

Friends of Alice Smith, who has
been at the Riverside hospital with an
attack of pneumonia, are pleased to
see her back at the dormitory.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-13

attributes the success of the Danish
Caruso' to his remarkably powerful
TENOR voice of heroic proportions,
combined with his ability to select a
program which prominently pleases
the audience"
That this in the case is easily seen
from the program, Palmetto IS to sing
at the Normal auditorium on next
Monday evening. 1t follows:
Noel (Oratorio) .. .Gounod
God Have My Soul DIN Danish. ;.
.:................. Glappison
oerenade ................ Svendsen
Lullaby Hartmann
Lionel's Aria (From the opera MAR
thai ........ FlotoW
Maedchen init dem rothen Mund-
cnen ................... Call
ouar (Mss) so. Parker
Les Dragons de Willard. Maillart
Canios' Aria (From the opera 'Pag-
hacci') ......'.......... Leoncayllo
Dukes Aria (From the opera 'Rig.
oHetto") ..,. Verdi
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
PERSON. S

q. y Path. oi Pusbio, is attend
Ing 10 business matters here today
l.. = Waller. Ir.. Of n-ny.r. j.
spending i-~ dass h-,- an busi-
a.zs,
\, ", Mcclellan. travelling auditor
Of IN. 4. = =. arrived here this
moraihs-
4. T Royce. a We'll knowa Beaver
salesman. eams in last evening On he
regular "trip,
Mr., and Mrs, y u. Nordsr~n al,
Sesnhdo. aI- shopping in Trinidad
and 'isi,ihs friends
Mr. aud Mrs- " X caNtEsS Of
forb~, came in ins> sy.ains for =
short visit with friends
Frank iiaafin i-n today for
Phonix. ifitish Co.nnbi.. ~hsr- n.
viii spend 'nf-~ months
br, AMI MTs, \ 4, GT-ss. OF Asui-
lar. nj. guests ot pr. j. Il. Gate, al,
her home "r Colorado aVsnl..
J, ". Jor.s aud y. l.. Wosess.,
prominent .si'i-n"h os Garden City
Kansas. are hers .n stock buyins
IrIp.
| Mr., AMI Mr.. left Janss Of cuI-
mare. are s:s~naias n few DAY. ~
Trinidad WHITING friend. ana shot,
pins.
Joseph Parsons. a! r.srio. a N.li
known ra,ti~mah ~ the .oa.,y. is H.
III" "i's to-day attending ,a business
matters.
George i'-4r. s-n~ral shp-iin intend
"n' Of IN" korL, Maun,ain Fuel
Company. arrived h.r- ,hi. -,ornirs
from n-assr.
| ;, f-afasn. proprietor 81 the
'"rins'io hotel. has ,stI.n-s from q
visit In hi. form-F hotn- In Miiean-
ke-. Wisconsin.
". J Murray. general manas-r sg
IN" vir,"r-Nm~Iisan Fuel Co. .am-
In last nizhi from hi. home in b-n-
N"f Nh-f- he visited = f-s days
Msiar y J. I,sush,on. Juas- Nj,
so'a'" as the C",araaa Sa,isnsi
Guard. left i,si nish, for n~ns.f
sh"r" h" ~i'i sp-ni f-~ iays
Mr. ahi MR.. Iohn rfanrh-iio and
family left this morning Tor Casper,
Wyoming. ~h"E" Mr. Fsaneh-lio viii
"nsas" In hu'in~s., Mr. frsn.h-,,a
VAS formerly proprietor q. the cr,.-
tai Ann~s- i'"Csn'iy he sr.n, s-s-
"r'' mon'hs in Ear"s~ solio~ inr the
ssi" 81 his Interest. h-r-,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
PlNCHo1 LOBBYIST
DECLARES SEN. WORK

Wa.hiuKion. iI-s- s.-Chars.s as
i.LhyiAs Ia correction will tbs lii
;s prrni, .nn frunris.S Il. take q
water supply lrsm the i'-'rh.,i-iSh,
valley. ins"iyinE clifford rin~ha' snd
Theodore 4 i.ii. f.'m-g rCpf-s-n.
,a,i,.s from california. H.r" today
made in the senate. puTirE y sp~.-rh
1prosInE the biIi. s.nsi"r Works r~.
marked
IL you will E" ont into the 'lrr!-
ioTa OF this capitol n"s yuu sili
lind clifford rincho lobbying In IA.
,or Of the hii' ~ lease he w,s
here thi. morning
White ,"l ~. mcu'iunini lobby
inS." interrupted Senator Thomas.
why not include Theodore \ n-'i
who i- here opposing 'hr bin
y am no. here to defend Mr.
He'll. replied senator w"rsr but !
don't know Of his attempting I" N.
fiurncc the judgment ~! y singi" In.
dividual senator.
y have ,houEht for Fam" time,
int. rj.rtcd senator Kenyon. of Iowa.
''tha, til" lobby committee. which hss
no, yet concluded II. iny"-'igS ,ion.
would do well to talk" ~ til" lonhi.s
which hav" been working on ihi-
bill"
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
SUICIDE THEORY scnUTrD
IN KNABE CASE

Shclhyvi.Ic. Ind. Doc. 3.-In tho
effort to d,sprovc the suiridc thc'r!
tn, stat todar introduced AT the
trial OF Dr William u. Craig. tive
witnesses vnn testified iha, the
fatal wound in the neck OF Dr. Hrl.
on Enahc hr-lr On tho right side
OF the thrru \ right handed pcr-
son committing suicide naturally
would draw tho krifc from Ir:t tC
rtgnt. II was rontrrd.d.
Coroner Charles o. Durham was
then rhinf witness at the mnr;ing
rcssiGn. Ills testimony was corrob-
Grated in the main by DIR. Ralph :.
ChappclI. who assisted at the post
mortcm examination.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
SIMPLE Offs FOR
CHRISTMAS TINE

\ paper s..EhI mas hs mad" of
Christmas ribbon in tn. form Of a
bas filled Ni,h bird shot or Lead ana
tied with haro~ ribbnn a' III. iip.
For a small biot,.r cat aaig a dog
sh difi-r-h, soior.s' bi"it-rs IN. s1.
OF u postal .ari. bor- = hol. through
B,s',srs and is,s,ai card ., each ani
and tie together sith Christmas rib
hon. Choose u .aTi with an sppga-
Efiais greeting.
An attractive Nay L. max. flor
al calendar is 10 tsk- twelve sheets
of sk.s.hias pap-T. .uI into sSn,.
h-s, a~sien and ,asi- on each Leaf
III. fisfsi .ymi,bis At each nonih,
Sou .aa -ut The iios"fs from any
seed catalogue Til" calendar i-af
shnaia b~ ,ss'siaiiy PLACED,
\ slf, luIskiS made is . s-sogai-.i
tablet. shish IL useful for .f-ror'iine &
message Hay any Kind of u table,
and carefully r"moS" the s"'"T =.
iha, the cloth bIniins ~iii no, '.-'
sroii-as Make n-N sos.T from
bright rcd mounting board ard ..c'
ofai- !, si,h holly leaves sni from
white Issg-f r"'"r-i sf--n Nrsns-
the leaves ia bunsb.s "r .f-sih.s
Goa, h,ns.Ts are always ars' 'p'ahi''
ana ar -a.iis made s',ras,iy", nns
sos-r-d ~i's h.iis Fihl'nn. si'h .
han.h al frosted artificial hniis
i-a.-s attached u the -ir.. Il pretty
\ ,s~sui shirt waist has may h'
made fsom a ya'd rsd ihr--''S'i''hs
at shi,. paper "smhfir Us" rs'f"s'
'ap- for dra~anins ana "n''"n Ii"ss
q. work the initials ~ The "sn-r
\ sui',hi- Pr-s-n' for iil'i" siri
is n tiny kin,on"s on~ "an h" 'na'' =
in an hour from snN rr"f~rr.! rs'"~'
Isi
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
MARTINEZ Is GIVEN
PEMTENIlARY SENTENCE

From i.s'" I" five year. ~ the
stats nrn''.n'ia's at Canon Ciir was
tn" s-ns'n'~ impose. this morning
IN the district court upon i.ai.rio
MARITIME. VINO entered pi.a oi ruii.
- N forgery. MARITIME VAS charged
with having forget amt uttered n
check uppn . : ft-i;. ,L- veil.
known 'ai'irnan. which h. -a.,.d.
Other s';cT.d .raudri-,.t rhc-k- were
found IN bis Iso..~s zion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

that irum the is.,ihany the shooting
was f-Ionins,.. 1'nis ~as tb- y-riir,
"' the coroner. jury iha, ihi. after
no"n injured into tn. shootins
That the <.".ax %, McMuiI-n was
sn accident AMI ,e,ok place an-. tbs.
dead mar aud Wti.en hal engaged
In fri~ndi! s-utfi- "a. tho ,-sii.
nsnsy of Mrs. Wilson a, The caroa~r's
Inquest this a's.rsoon. Ms. Wilson
sati thai her hu.isaA ana NJ Mullen
had i,~~n sios~ friends aud had s~~n
drinking. Al Mullen. the woman
said. had y irVniScr In hi. hani ard
her husband - sun ais.. and .ara
~~i~ irsins 10 ~r~si the ,ih.Ts snin
swsy. Shots were fired aud MrMui.
len fell dead. Witness said there had
b~.n me- quarrel Boz
Mrs. M.NsiIcn. widow Of the .SIa
man. ~a. IN" first witaess called.
saii Hh" was n, til" Wilson hons-
when the .ho.iinE took place. She
testified that they had been drinking
and that Wilson drew gun oa hi
vii" when .h" declined tn drink hrr
beer hut pour-i II on the n.,r. aud
that when McNuilrn in,-rfras"d and
told WILTON that he should not at
tempt to fore" ih" woman 10 drink
that Wilson sho; him. She identified
a leather en- which her husband
wore and showed tho buiie, hole.
When after giving her testimony she
WAS led 'o the morHu- TO identify the
body tho woman became hyst"rirai
aud had !, nc led away from III" in-
quest room.
Dr PER-, Ia'fI described III" nat
nfo and location of tho wouni aud
Marshal Oscar Vandcrbur. Of De-
'sg,ia. testified to being called and
arrcs'iny Wilson.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
ATTENTION o. s. ". v.

Regular meeting .f Msj Edward
MrtnnViii- Camp No 'nit.d spa"'
ish War Veterans. al Castle Hall to-
nishI Inspection and election. Tho
f,sins squad tas ID" late ii'iEaaisr
General camp,sSiI viii b~ .-l~ss~i;.
Tho funeral will take place ~ : "a.
e'c~k =. m. THURSDAY. Nl "omrnd"s
and visiting 'cp,,ai'-s nr- urgently
requested to he present. ~ order az
Iahn y. sh.~. Commander Robert
7. Kemp. Adju'ant,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
O. A. Z. ATTENTION

Tn. m.nib-s. of Trinidad i'osi No.
90 a. ~ u arr h.r-b, ordered 80
is--t al, the chapel at the Triaid,'.
4 Undertaking Co. st : a'.iSrk rau's'
asy Afternoon. I-t~anbef tih. fos 'hs
rarI~ss- of attending the funeral a'
oar late Conrad. Gen. y, l. Camp
hell Visiting comrades. members II
the 4. q W y. shd all old soldier.
are Invited ta ai'~-is=N y. iii.ki.
com'asra~r: J. q. iisii~in. Ndjn,sn'.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
AGREEMENT REACHED IN
NEW HAVEN DISSOLUTION

Washington. DEC. 3.--COnfcrcnccs
between Attorney General McRcyn-
o'ds ana Chairman Elliott of the
New iIa on board developed a situa-
ton which made both atficials con.
fident that "a basis If dissolution
which would restore connection IN
New England transportation and
meet the governments demands.
would be reached some time in the
near future without a court fight.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
MENDOZA ON TRIAL.

lose Mendoza. charged with u
sts'rtor, o''.ns". IL on trial today
in tho iis,rio, court. rac ai'-lci
victim Is n Ia-r"ar-ola girl. Epif.ni"
cri.rin "t ~ Moro. A abort time
was required to select y Iurv. ~. A.
schmidt u. acting n. u special prose-
rntor !. the ease with bcnui, pia-
iric, Attorney ~. NJ. I,ais'on. and
IN" defense Is represented bv T.. cha.
sor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
zEI.AYA RELEASED.

New York. Dee. :i.--rJrmcr Prcsi.
dent Zcinya ri Nicaragua was r'i
leased by United States commission
Shields this afternoon On condition
mcdiatcly for barcelona. spain.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen t.E ,h- shis'i~s' rh- 's>
.affi"f i-sSs ."s i.sss-ss h-- shis'
Ties. The i-.Na uiii bi.A TITO uhhii-s
.h-n th-S deliver Isrrrv, When
iaa hear ,h~ whistle tonight snh
niFh,s hereafter ST. y"ur '.S inss
au-s u has L-,H thrown
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
NEGRO IS HANGED.

i:is"hs : H. n-- < j"sTrh
i:i.ln,sn. - n.sT" a." '"ni"s~.''i
nur'i-r.F .g Mrs Ellen f.N sni her
it'y-ar1ai daughter. ~ss hsha"a
h.r' ,aias. Hickman murdered Mr',
io, sna h.r aaush-r .n their rinim
n-ar iiiSLs in September
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
PREsruEHT SLIGHTLY n.L.

Washington. bee. ::-i'rc-i"ent
Wilson had y heavy cold today ana
remained in the "N"cLt,vn iraGsion
on tn" Hdvic" of his physiciar, Dr
Cary r. Grayson. United States navy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
SAVE
IT'S YOUR
DUTY

Are you the sole support
ef = faAily-.hs foundation
On which the family Nrpe-
tsIs 10 built!
One mans lie is a i.Ail
support fes - important =
load. b many ihiagy may
happen 70 put an end 10
your earning power.
How different are the
esaditieas il you have been
dePesitias regularly . por-
ues q yous earnings in our
Savings Densrtmeni. When
your strength is scse the
sssengsh oi ycur Sa-iaes
Account stands ready 10
provide for you and yoar
family.
Every idle dollar Of yons
money should he put 10
work. Open a Savings Ae.
eosat here and lei yoas
mossy essn 4 per cent IN.
tesess.
Don't wai, uniii next
weet ey tomorrow. Come In
ioday-riSh, nox. 81 will
start . savings rteoaRi here.
eDnhleaeul Anss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

"opo vadisr complete in three
rts!s. a wonderful photo drama. is
the big feature at the Photoplay
theatre todaY. Don't fail to see Il. :
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

A great epnortunity to buy you:
Christmas Gifts at the Methodist
Bazaar Thursday afternoon from ?
10 8 o'clock p. m. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

All kinds Of fancy work for sale
a! the Presbyterian Bazaar Dec. g.
from 2 till 8. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

Print,nR OF cry description neat.
~ and quickly executed at the
Chsonicle.Ncws Job rooms Samples
and quotations on request. rsa the
tslephonp, Trinidad 40 II
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
NOVELTY

Nc repair ~s-fyihinE mechanical
Our novelty department /. ia charge
uf an -sp-rt. Nothing ton small
tos aur attention.
We s-rsir iyr~~rii-rs. guns.
Sharpen kniN-.. tiic saws. repair
locks. ~ Keys. repair deer sprihsi.
bicycles ant motorcycles CARR u
iarx~ supply ai bicycle and motor.
cycle litCp. tube. nns repairs.
Nc solicit your sussn~-~ and as
SURE you Of prompt aiicniion. sa'is'
faction guaranteed. ricr. rri.''n's
l.S.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

n In need Of pfinsins Of any kind
phone The Cthon.eie.N-ws. Samples
and ~.iima', will h~ eh~crfutis
viver phnrr Tstnidnh Sin
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

A great opportunity 10 buy your
CHI is,ras Gifts al the Methodist
Ba,aar Tharsda: afternoon from 9
| to 8. 2t
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
Trinidad Novelty v forks
Telephone Trinidad i:s.
2l0.2l2.2il.2l62is ELM sTRRET

A great opportunity to buy your
Christnas Gifts at the Methodist
BAZAAR fhursday afternoon from :?
10 3 o'clock p. m. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

All day today. Quo vad,x' com.
p,ete in ,hsss reels. A, the Photo
play. !
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

Hot Chile. sandwiches. Tea and Col
fee. Ice Cream and Cake served a,
Presbyterian Bazaar Saturday. De-.
6. 9 to 3. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

Quo vsdis r. greatest Of all nor.
iag "ctase features. today's feature
at IL, Photo plsy-the house of unex.
eeiled pictures. ]
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

Special attention 10 afternoon
theatre lunch parties NJ the colun.
han Cafe. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
WILSON Hello FOR
FEl0nIouS KILLING

sr.sssssea ss.. sss. l.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-05-29
Wldsw's Penslsn.

The recent act Of April 10th, 1908
gives to all soldiers widows a pension
sI2 per month. Fred Maurer, the at
torney, has all necessary blanks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-05-29
"She's Q Dandy Girl"


expression and all that. And she can
do everything-outdoors - we'll a. In.
and she 10 always cheerful and she has
such q way Of looking at fellow"
"G0odness!" said the pretty girl
with tremendous raillery. II never
heard Of such paragon! II you can
find q girl like that you ought to grab
her. quick, before the grand rush be-
gins! For there aren't many like her!"
That's what l think" the young
man agreed. i've thought 80 all
along. just to myself. you know. I've
been sure. but didn't realize It unity
lately"
I'm terribly interested. Of course" "
said the pretty girl. sitting one cor
ner Of delicate yawn. but what was
1t you wanted my advice about! !
have to get up early tomorrow. Har:
old. and I can't sit up much later this
evening. My advice would be to marry
her tomorrow before the crowd begins
to tight for her."
"Good!" said the young man. That's
my idea exactly. Only I'm afraid to
tell her about It. You see. she's such
q wonder that It's absolutely insanity
for me to fancy that she'd look at me.
Honest! ! haven't the nerve!"
"Nonsense!" said the young woman!
she's probably crazy to get married.
These popular girls usually are. They
have no resources within themselves
and can't imagine anything else to fill
their lives! When there are 50 many
other things SO vastly superior to
mere matrimony! I can't understand
their point Of view!"
She wouldn't look at me-" he re-
peated.
II wouldn't be SO sure" said the
young woman cynically.
why. you just said 30. yourself
declared the young man. Said matri.
mony was back number and-hane
1t. It's you I'm talking about"
The young woman sat looking at
him with bewildered pink creeping
over her face. "O-ooh" she gasped
under her breath. Then she smiled al
him. "I--er-wouldnt be too certain
Of that. Harold" she murmured. Nov
tell II to me from the beginning again
l believe didn't quite understard!"-
Chicago Daily News.
Copyright by Daily Story Publishing Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-05-29
ADVICE ABOUT A GIRL
Dy ADELE cRAMGR.

The young man who seemed very
much at home in the easy chair leaned
over and deliberately pulled q hair
from the back Of the fat poodle that
was asleep on the rug. He leaned back
smiling In great contentment over the
result Of his feat and spoke through
the canine din. II had q particular
reason for calling tonight" he an.
nounced.
The pretty girl turned over book
on the table to conceal her nervous
ness. "Oh. did your" she asked with
elaborate carelessness. "EIow could
you be so mean to poor old Fido?"
He needs exercise" explained the
young man. Nothing like exercise to
take on fat--l'll bet he hasn't chased
around that way In year before! As
I was saying, l wanted to see you par.
ticularly, Emeline. | wanted to ask
you about something"
Il am sure" answered the pretty
girl with great kindness. that any ad.
vice can give you will gladly"
That's just it," he declared Gag.
| Ciiys Wuut yOuI uuNICe.
"Oh!" said the pretty girl shortly.
She seemed disappointed. II think
after all It Is sort OF foolish to ask ad
vice. don't you? People ask It and
then never take IT."
"Not me-" persisted the young man
And don't know anyone whose ad
vice Id rather rely on than yours
Emeline. wanted to ask you about
er-well, about q girl!"
"Oh!" said the pretty girl again. She
swallowed hard. "Of course I'm inter
ested in any friend Of yours. Harold
But"
"She's q dandy girl" insisted the
young man. He smiled reminiscently
and the young woman took hold OF he,
chair arms hard. She had the general
air Of a dynamite bomb tina: IL about
to explode. but he did not notice It
"In fact" he went on. II don't know
another girl who is such an all arount
success In every way as she Is! IL
have to tell you about her 30 you car
understand the case"
"Pleast do" said the young woman
in appropriately rapturous tones-be
tween her teeth.
"She is better than just pretty" ex
planned the young man. "Becaus'
there is intelligence In her face ant
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-21
Efficacioua Spanking.

just would not go to sleep. notwIth-
standing frequent orders from father
and mother. who were anxious to get
to sleep themselves. Finally, after
many threats, the mother arose. and
went through the motions OF giving
Martha a spanking There was hearty
squalling for few minutes. then
quiet. The father and mother. re-
lieved. were doing Off again. when a
little voice piped up:
Mamma"
No answer.
Mamma, wat d you 'pank me for?
! fordet."
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-21
HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES AND
BLACKHEADS

For pimples and blackheads the fol-
lowing is a most effective and eco
nomical treatment: Gently smear. the
affected parts with Cuticura Oint-
ment, on the end Of the finger. but
do not rub. Wash of the Cuticura
Ointment In five minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water and continue
bathing for some minutes. This treat
ment is best on rising and retiring.
At other times use Cuticura Soap
freely for the toilet and bath. to as
sist in preventing inflammation. irri-
tation and clogging of the pores. the
common cause of pimples. blackheads.
redness and roughness. yellow. oily.
mothy and other unwholesome condi
tions OF the skin.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura. Dept. L. Boston"
Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1913-03-21
HORACE
HAZELTINE
SYNOPSIS.

Robert Cameron. capitalist. consults
Philip Clyde. newspaper publisher. re- re-
has reeeivsd. n'TSsI TSs r.t tias promise. samps
On that day the head Is mysterlously cut
ter is in the room. Clyde has a theory
that the portrait was mutilated while the
room was unoccupied and the head later
BY Cameron. Eveiyn arayson. Cameron.
niece, with whom Clyde is in love u.;Id ando 1s
Clyde learns that a Chinese boy employed
sapssd an rns ilom
cuse to cali on Murphy and is repMlsed;;
infractions Of the game laws and speaks
Of finding the bowl of an opium pipe un.
der the tree where Cameron portrait ptat
dead next morning. While Waiting Cam
eron in his dressing room Nell Gwynne
Is .eyos.9 as result Of the
shock. Tho third letter appears mysteri-
ously on Cameron's sick bed. II makes
Clyde tells Cameron the envelope was
empty. He tells. Evelyn everything and
plans to take Cameron SIns.msn on zach, ,aund sp
drifting helplessly in boat. He gives
the name Of Johnson; Cameron disap-
turned. x fruitiess search is made for a
motor boat seen by the captain Just be-
fore Cameron disappeared. johnson IL al
lowed to go after being closely Questioned.
EVELYN takes the letters to an expert in
Chinese literature. who pronounces them
of Chinese origin. Clyde seeks assistance
from a Chinese fellow college student:
prominent Chinaman in New York The
latter promises to seek Information OF
Cameron'r letters is found one from one
Addison. who speaks Of seeing Cameron
In Pekin. Cameron had frequently de-
clared to Clyde that he had never been In
China. Clyde cnlls on Dr. Addison. He
learns that Addison and Cameron were AZ
INF out over Cameron's denial of having
been seen in Pekin by Addison. Clyde
goes to meet Yup Sing. sees Johnson. at
ment. sprains his ankle and becomes un-
conscious,
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Loss to Antiouarians.

One of the huge stones OF the Av.
enbury Druidical circle. which is much
larger and older than Stonehenge,
has fallen, owing. doubtless, to the
effects OF weather-heavy rainp fol.
lowing n dry season. Aubrey. who
acted as guide to Charles H.. on a
visit to this district In 1868, declared
that Avenbury as far surpassed Stone.
henge as cathedral does q parish
church.-London Mail
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CHAPTER XVI.
A slump In Crystal Consolidated

The week Of my convalescence was
not eventful. Evelyn and Mrs Lam
caster called daily, and the reports
from O'Hara came each morning with
upvarying regularity and equally un-
varying lack Of import. The artist
after his visit to Yup Sing. had re-
turned to his Cos Cob hermitage. ac-
companietl by successor to his for
mer unfortunate Chinese servant. and
now rarely left his own grounds
Gravid with suggestion as his appear.
ance in Chinatown had seemed at first.
soon came to realize that It might
possibly bear no more vital signifi-
canoe than that altogether common
place proceeding. the quest Of = cook.