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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
PASTOR dies
in CALIFORNIA

LaMoure. N. D., Aug. 5.-Rev. Mer-
chant Riddle, for several years pastor
of the Presbyterian church here. and
before that at Courtenay and other
points in the state, recently died in
California. to which state he removed
about a year ago in search Of health.
He was also the editor of the Pres
byterian state paper while Il resident
Of North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
SEVERE FALL FOR
AN OLD LADY

Mandan, N. D., Aug. Mrs. Will
liam Badger, mother of County Treas
urer Badger, was vererely injured nv
falling while in the cellar of her sons
home. The shock is severe because
of the fact that she is IS years old.
Mrs. Badger. with her husband. were
among the last to leave the old Fort
Rice in 1874 and she is rich in REM
iniscences Of that pioneer fort and it's
historical prominence as a refuge
from the Indians.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
run over BY A
Freight CAR

Westllope, N. d., Aug, 5.-lver Ur-
seth fell out Of a bunk car while as
sisting in removing a threshing en-
gine and was run over by the car.
He received fearful internal injuries
and the physicians are greatly alarm
ed over his condition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
SUITS TO RECOVER
NEARLY A MILLION

Washington, Aug. 5.-Suits to re-
cover 100000 federal oleomargerine
taxes will be begun soon at Chicago
against prominent packers and other
ole~omargerine manufacturers. Com
missioner of Internal Revenue Os-
borne stated that he would request
Attorney General M~cReynolds tomor-
row to proceed in accordance with
the recommendations of the Chicago
grand jury, which recently investi-
gated the situation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
REMAINS SENT TO MANKATO.

jamestown, N. D., Aug. 5.-The
death of Mrs. Mary A. Itrich of New
Salem, N. D., occurred at the state
hospital, July 81, from goitre. She
was SO years of age and had been a
patient at the institution for several
years. Anumber Of relatives were
present at the time of her death,
among them a sister, Mrs. c. Schroe-
der, and son, of Mankato, and Mrs.
Maud Weller, a niece, from st. Paul.
They accompanied the remains to
Mankato, where the interment will
take place at the Calvary cemetery.
A sister resides in Oregon, but she
is not able to be reached by wire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06

OF submarine mines. The back door
is by way OF Long Island sound. Forts
Terry, Niche and Wright are located
at the eastern mouth OF the sound and
form the defenses Of the back door.
These forts have been placed on a
war basis for the purpose OF this test
and are to be manned by twenty-five
full companies of coast artillery, Tho
north Atlantic squadron Of twenty bat-
tleships ad twenty-six torpedo boats
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06

New York, Aug. 5.The North At
lantic feet is going to try to jimmy
open the back door Of New York CITY
the week beginning Aug. 3 and end
ing Aug. 8. It'll be SO scientific and
theoretic shat no bad blood will he
spilled. There are two doors to New
York harbor. The front door is by
way OF Sandy Hook. This is well
defended by forts with disappearing
guns and sudden surprises in the way
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06

The farmers about Tioga have or
ganized a fair association and the
first exhibition is now in progress.
The program says an expert will be
present to give a talk on Eettc"
Farming methods.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
SON ia III.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irve Iverson have
been down from Wilton this week.
their youngest son. Richard being in
the hospital here for medical treat
ment. The VERSIONS formerly lived
in Bismarck when Mr. Iverson was
electrical engineer at the capitol.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
Others not scheduled.
GAVE SPLENDID ENTERTAIN.
MEN1.

Velva Journal: North Dakota's poet
laureate, James w. Foley, gave a very
fine entertainment at the park pavil-
ion Wednesday evening under the aus
pices Of the summer school manage
ment. A large audience heard him
recite many of the verses and the
enthusiastic applause evidenced the
fact that everyone present enjoyed
hearing him. His child verses We're
especially good. The entertainment
was i~nterspcrsed by a violin solo hy
Mr.. Cotton and a vocal solo by Miss
Evans. The summer school manage
ment, are to be congratulated for
bringing this high class entertainment
to the city. 1t was without question
the best and most enjoyable that has
been given in the city this year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06

About one man in ten thousand
comes halfway up to the expectations
his fond mother had of him when he
was a boy. b
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
With The Big Leagues.
NATIONALS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

TUESDAY GAMES.
Club -. R. H. u.
Broowlyn ~. 900 900 600 6 0
Chicago :. -. 46O 300 OO*-13 1G i
Batteries--Rucker and Heckinger;
Piece and Needham.
Chicago ...... AGO 300 OO*-l3 16
Rucker and Heckinger; Pierce and
Needham. .,
Club r. H. e.
Boston ....... OlO 900 00O-1 5 2
Cincinnati J. 200 100 02*-5 8 )
Batteries-Perdue and Rariden;
Brown and Clarke. l1
Club R. H. l..
Philadelphia /. O10 900 0OO--1 Z 0
st. Louis ..... 900 600 00O-0 4 0
Batteries-AleXander and Killifer;
Sallee and Wingo.
Club r. Fl. D..
New York ..: 900 900 OOl-1 6 1
Pittsburg -. l04 600 00*-5 s 0
Batteries Marquard and Wilson;
Adams and Gibson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06

The son of H. G. Holtz, who lives
nine miles northeast of Flaxton, had
the ligaments Of his foot badly torn
in a hay rake. The boy was taken
to Kenmare, where an X-ray examin-
alton was made. No bones were
to be borken, but the ligaments and
other tissues of the foot were torn
so badly that the boy will be con-
fined to an invalid's chair for several
weeks. aia 4tN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06

Citizens in the vicinity OF, Almont
are complaining at the way fish are
being taken out Of the Heart river.
While fish were never more plentiful,
there being plenty O. pike, pickerel
and bass. they feel that every good
sportsman should be satisfied with a
moderate catch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09
Sbeur.s 0elo.

Die 0sIt hat 9sloiorssn. 9as pirb
man einsn oltbe,anuten Summer nens
nen, aber er rpiro beut3utdge nod ourA
ben boben gins ssitsigsrt, ben Seosr
3a6len muB, Der 9slb brauat. 9elons
oers bat iih pisier uebelitano BEL ben
grobeR aorporation:n unangsnsbm
fiibIbar gsma6t. Die einsn Gins besabz
len miiHen, Der itort ban profit an
grstFt. 1araus t5nnte fih sreeben.
oas untsrnebmungsn untsrblsiben,
mas Elm grobsr Sdaben fir Die
Gefammtteit pdre, penn obne Gorts
ihritt psrfumpFt bic gDelt unb ss
tommt iegt gum gspuBtietn. lpis Elm
fofer 3insfub bemnsnb dltf alle 5bds
tigtei. 4pirtt. Gs III ia aud BON ielbft
einleuttsno, ooB 9elo in bem Wabs
untsrneAmungen 3u9efii6rt tpirb, ais
Is biliger su bab:n III. .Sn Jplas bsi.
Zen fpiro aud Der 3insfub als cine
4rt tultursller Barometer bstrdhtet.
Sober Sins beutet auf sinsn niebrigsn
ShlAtAld NUM- AItp AIlSsLtBll UlCpIl|
ger Gins auf Elm hobss auIturnipsau
Sn 5olae bsHsn 1T bic Sra9e anaes
braht, nb man nit nsm Gins. Der iebt
geforbert miro. peiter drbsitsn tann,
oh niht bis Gr6eitegslsgsnh.it haruns
ter leibsn pirb uub ob fflisBfih iif
ni6t bdraus grobe io3iale ump1laune
gen ergs6en perbsn, ipelhs bi, 4bThaTs
funq bes aupitalsiniss terteifiibren.
Solbs iFraaen laHsn Iit natiirlid
niht ohne Weitsrss btontportsn. Eeftr
ftsbsno absr lit, bab sins psitsrs stsis
eerung beg 3infes gu rmsrtrGgfiten
2uitdnbtn fiibren mub. Wenn Der
Rapitai3ins ben arSbtsn 3kil bss
profits oprpea limmi. 70 bleibt fur
Nnbere, bic niht Rapitaliiien fino, MT
mig ubris. Gs pirb baber 9sbaht esz
nommen tpf~oeH miiffen. ben aapitaI>
gins auF irssnb tin< Dsii. btra6su-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

gum gstrase prn 800 MiIIionen an
erb0ben. ohne baB bieralis cine Snz
flatipn entTtsben piirDe. Die frilhe
8ufuhr piiroe pollauf ssaiisen, um az
len SdDierigieit:n porSnbsusen uno
fol6s Mabresel ift isBt beionbers
bringlid, neil ale gtnssihsn barauf
btnpsiisn, oab europa in bieiem
5erbit niht in Der Gage mare, uns an
belfen, ipie es bag bisber gsthan tat,
neil es ielbit aflss 9sIb brauht, iibsr
lpeldes IS oerfiist. 8essn ben 9lan
bes prdiieenten iIt porgsbraht tporhen,
bab er nitt neit eenug esbt. Diefe
aritit mag niht unbsrehtigt Iein. Oil
lsin tpis Elm tIuesr Mann, min Der
PrGiioent iit nit tleinep Mtttsln be-
helfen. penn arpbe nidht 3u erlangen
limb. nobel sr audi bon Der ni4t nm
rihtigen Iniidt ausgebt, bob 6urh
8srbinosruna bon tlsinsn 9riIen grobe
ariien 3uriidsshaltsn lperosn fonnen
uno baB, ipenn bas Wirfen Der Hsform
i'm aIsinen ertannt porben lit. oas
BOLT audi ipdtsr fir grobe Rsformen
slt aspinnen Iein piro. Die pGbaQoz
aiiden 8rilnbIdge, bic Der profeiior
Wilion iid an9esiqnst bat. lafsn iia
aud i'm praFoentsnumt psrtpsrtbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

Sadlon trnonnte General Sterling
priee snm Observation-Disclosures llito
our6 sins proilamation lpurbtn SO,
900 Wdnn fir bic RtbslIsn armss
perIongt. lin bisfeItsn nussuriilien,
puroen bret MiIlipnsn GoIlars aus
benz Stnots= Shulfonbs gsitotltn mn
bic SiaatsgsfsBgebnns bsihlob, nd
ben Tiiblihtn Staoten an5ufd!iebsn
Durh isins Mnhiomseit rsttete jeoot
@snsroI onon Si. Gpuis nno Den
Stant MiNouri.
go snhste esr 10. Wsui fur Sf.
2puis, Elm lpihtiner 5ae In Der 0t'
ihidte bss giirsertritgss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09
(Qus esr .Msfl. poit-.)
Die Ginuabme pom Camp
Sa6fsu. /.

Nm Samiial, ben 10. Mai, plr5
pis aliahrhb in ct. apuis Die Sim
uahme pon Camp 5adfon ssi.isEi.
Das Monumsui pon Gen. RatEunieI
2non Diro burh Ufrirtitr Der o.rltiss
eentn potsn Der @. U. R., bss Acs
mdn's RsIi.f Corps. Der Giro ss Der
2abiss Of ibt o. U. R. unn ttT 9..:s
ransHiObns NIT Numenipsnbsn J.s
fhmiidt iperhtn.
Goigsnbss fpars cine iarse gffhreis
bung Der gssebsnbeiien BON 10. Itoi
1861. Rad osn Dortebrunasn. tpsl1e
bersits felt Idngersr 3sit burh Il.
Siioitaaien getroffen fplrsn. I'M. f1us
eineoIn als prafintnt Der Dsisilisisn
Staattn erpablt ipiirDs. aus ben Der
einigten Staoisn ausSuirettH. iolll.
bist 9rObung ausssfubrt msra I.
abraham ainrotn ipurog s,nI IT
uRo am a. MARS ais praFibtns Der
ger. S.oatsn pertibigt. Qm IL. 2prI
1851 spurbe in Siic Carolina inn 81
fen BON gbarlsiton Der srfie @hab
auf Die Jlaaae Der Or. eta iisn, iosis
cts ned auf Jort Woultris uHo JO.t
Sumptsr fpebts, osftueri. Waio: aa.
fsrfon. aommanbnnt BON Jort WeGl=
trie, spar burf ben Gcmmnnosur kfr
fiibliden WiIi, pom GiiD Gars.in1.
Dsn. Bsauresaro. aufsefcFosst more
ben bie Sorts an be GiioitaltfH ~
iiberlief.rn; anitatt begen 3os sr abr
abtr Naht BON noft Dfouisrit nit IT.
nsr strinssu Hefatuna aa& Hert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

Yr ofefiprS Sargent tlast bic
Moosiuht Der 6ralten fir Die hpheH
aoitsn oes Qsbensuntsrhalts an. Ssoen
Mpnat elm neues AIsio, psiI bic paz
riier Wpoiitsu Elm neues Wuiter eripns
nsn babsu, iagt Der 9rofeiior, retbs
srobs QDter in ben 9eIobeutel. DAB
su pieI 9slo auf !3ug oerI6ipenoet
pirb, lam sugeitanoen lpsroen
tanR aber bod nitt Den boben 9rsis
pon Butter, Gisru unb aartoffeln ers
tldrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

9ouperneur Cor bat in Ell
ner gu GlepsIanb asbalteuen Rsbe eis
nen ueberblid iiber Die 5bdtisteit Der
2ssislatur seItefert uno bieie fiir b0hit
erfreulih srtIGrt, mas oolltommen
Den 5batIahen sntipridt. gfur gsz
pihenloier nuo pahrbeitsIheusr Bar
teisngeiit fuirb Der oemotrati'hen Sc.
gislatur bic 4nertennllna pertpeigsrn,
oaB tie ale berehtisten GrDartunsen
befrieoigt uno Riemanoem 8runo CUR
Rlags segeben bat. Die tonierDatipen
areiie, Die bon folder ansit sspla9t
paren, miifsn, lpsun lie Der Wabrbeit
Die Gtre geben noll:n, sugsItehen. Dap
Die 9egislatlr niht bic leiIeIte Spur
bon psrbssrenDsm Raoiinlismus offenz
bart bat unb oab ale bon ibr angss
nommensn 9sIese allen aIafen Der
8eisllihaft BON Russu gelpeisn limb.
9ieI fir bieies aldnsenbs Rsiultat 1T
Dem 9ouoernsur gu bdnisH, Der ilh
als Elm gsihidter Yarteifiihrer ertpts>
Zen bat. inoem er ie nab gtptbipenolgs
tsit 3iigsl unb peitihe in Qnpsnoung
bra6ts. Irsitih fsblt es niht an I'm
sufrisoensn, absr oisis haben ale Der
nunft unb Sbatiahen gegen iih. Die
Irbeiter murren. bub Die 9eIsBe betr.
Reaulirung Der 20tus in ben Soblsns
bergDerten niht paHirt finh. Dieter
SaoeI III in Wirtlihtsit Elm Sob. Die
Qesislatur unb Der 9ouDernsur haben
se3siat. bab iie Hitt ohne usbsrIssuns
banbeln molten. Die Qchns in sinem
groBsn 8etrisbs AZ reguIiren, iit cine
foIh ernIte Safs, bab fis griinoIid
ituoirt fsin min unb bic 9sgislatur
hat ben ridtissu Wsa einseitIageu.
bob lie Die Qnaslssenheit sinem apms
mittss sur 9riiFuna iibsrpiss, 10 bab
Die 8sisBpsber tpifsr, mas fis t6un
unp nidht blinbliuas umbrtappen, pps
rim INNER zine arobs gsfdhr lieat. Sin
areis BON Tubrifdntsn bstdmpft bic
Nrbsittrpsrfiherling. 9dmit bstuuben
lie nur ibre Riitft1noigtsit. 3ub Der
4rbsiter fsine Gntf6Gbiguno ohne qs,
ri6tlite @srihlspplino srtdlt. III jsbt
fetitsRnoss 9rinaip in alien sipiIis
firtsn Qdnbarn. Sbio tonn unb borf
hintsr bieisn nift suriidbIsiten. Der
9sift Der Sppoiitipn lit am beutlihftsn
aus Der Forber,ln1 mad elmer vtpeits
usbenbsn Qppsnatiou" a.gen bic grts
Ifeibungsn Der 8srfiherunossaoms
miifinn au srfshen 8smeint lit oamit
bic aerihtlihe @erihlsppuna. tpelte
ben 2tpst BAT, benz Nrbeitsr fsius gnt
Ihdbigund burh QbpofatsnsaIn'ts 3u
raubsn. Nus bisTem 9runbs pflihten
mir Der Qniiht beg @puoernslirs bel,
bnb Die oon Der gouitp QlFociation,
qeForosrte Rsfersnbums QbIiimmunI
nerporfen perbsn ptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

1is essAtt aaSseA n 1ssis6mNsx ii : =
Sste1ss . So ~ 1st I. eta
The evening world., 1913-01-15

ing him to ist her In. She could get no
response to her rings when she returned,
however. and went up to the third floor.
where she smelisd gas. She called Meyer
Edelstein. sixteen years old. who lives
on che floor above. ana he said the gas
must BE- coming from her nat and rem
for q policeman.
Policeman Reilly went up and forced
open the door Of ne eiifkin apartment
1t was filled With sss and the policeman
went to the kitchen to open . window.
Mrs. slifkin had come In behind him
excited at finding the Gas-flisd room.
and not finding her husband she struck
a match and terrific explosion followed.
She. the policeman and young Edeistein
we're flung to the floor. cut By broken
glass and singed by the flames.
The curtains took nre and the boy,
the FIRST to recover. ran for more police
He found Policemen Meila and Goldman
who sent In q Gre alarm and went bach
The evening world., 1913-01-15
OLD BROOKLYN LANDMARK
Is DESTROYED By FIRE.
Somers Hall, Once a Church, Later
Used for Dances, Scene
Of Bad Blaze.

Fire wiped out an old landmark In
Brooklyn to-day when the building
known NJ somers' Hall Al soners
street and Rockaway avenue WAS des.
troyed. Charles Lewis jr.. . piano
tuner by day and q special Waterman
for the hall at night, was about TO
start for his days work whom he dis
covered smoke coming from the mid
die Moor Of an addition, used a. . iodG-
ing house His father. who II eighty
years old. occupied . room on the third
floor, and with the assistance Of George
Donneiiy the younger Lewis rushed
into the building and rescued him
Three alarms were turned In before
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with him. when they reached the ia,
Reilly had recovered and was csrry.u I;
out the unconscious Mrs. Slifkin. She
sas taken to Q nearby nat and an am
bulance was called from the Hood
Wright Hospital. DR. Tippins found
her suffering from burns, shock and
Eiass cuts. and some Of her hair had
burned on.
BY this tine Policeman Reilly was all
In and had to 90 to the hospital for
treatment. He. too. was suffering from
cuts and bcrns and was put to bed and
told he could not fspor; for duty again
Tor several days.
Nrsmsn had htus troubis In puttins
out the blase. which did S16o damage to
the furnishings Of the nat. In the bed
room eiifkin was found fully dressed
and dead. asphyxiatsd. the doctors said.
On the moor beside the bed was . fully
loaded revolver.
The escaping Gas had come from . je,
IN the Kitchen. No cracks were stuffed
The evening world., 1913-01-15
'MANK|[[EDBYCAS,
EXPLOSION LATER
SCORCHES TWO
Mrs. Slifkin Lights Match
When Policeman Forces
Door Into Her Flat.

4 coroner's Investigation Is being
made to-day into the death BY gas Of
Norris sAfkin. twenty-thres years Cd.
which brought to his homo at No. isS
Amsterdam avenue several policemen.
me IRE apparatus, an ambulance. two
doctors. and several hundred persons
about midnight and created no end Of
sxcitsmsnt
elifkin lived in Q rear fs6 on the third
Moor with his wife. Jennie. and kept .
hand laundv at No. lSAs Amsterdam
swsnue. They had been married two
ysara His wife spent last evening with
rs,s<vss. returning shortly before Il
O'Clock.
Her husband was always At home at
night and she had taken no key, expect
The evening world., 1913-01-15

the IRE was under control. Tho flames
we're prevented from spreading to ad-
joining buildings, but only tho walls OF
the hall were left standing. The dam
age was estimated at 10000. otto
Newmuth. q fireman. was hurt. but
not setiously. by a falling floor.
The building was owned by the AM
Der Realty Company and was run 40
dance hall by Abraham Hymen. A
dance had been in progress TIL q o'clock
this morning. Tho structure was orig
inally = CONGREGATIONAL Church. found
ed by Dr. Halliday. once assistant TO
Henry ward Beecher. subsequently,
II was q Presbyterian and then q Meth
odist church. In rotation II became .
theatre. . skating rink and finally .
dance hall
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and there was no explanation OF the
suicide. u II was a suic.de The police
say that Mrs. Slifkln. when told on .e-
covering consciousness that her husband
was dead. said he had beer despondent
for some time. They reported the case
as suicide.
When reporters lates saw Mrs slfkin
she denied saying her husband had ever
been melancholy. She said his business
and health were good and he had never
been more cheerful. Every afternoon,
she declared. he went home for nap,
and shN thinks death came while he
slept and was due to an accident.
The evening world., 1913-01-15
YOUR. HAIR IS FLUFFY BEAUTIFUL
AND LUSTR0US IN 4 FEW MOMENTS
Girls! Get 25 cent bottle Of "Danderme and try this.
Also stops falling hair; destroys dandruff

Your hair becomes light. wavy. fluffy.
abundant and appears - soft, lustrous
and beautiful - . young girls after
q "Danderine hair cleanse" Just try
this--moisten . cloth With . little
Dsnderipe and carefully draw u
through your hair. taking one small
strand al time. This viii cleanse the
hair Of dust. dirt and excessive oil
and In just . few moments you have
doubled the beauty 81 your hair.
Besides besutifyins the hair At onos,
Danderine dissolves every particle OF
The evening world., 1913-01-15

LONDON, Jan. 16-Andrew Bonar
Law and Lord Lansdowns decided to-
day to retain the leadership Of the
Unionist party In the House Of Com
mons enc the House Of Lords. 70.
spectiveiy. and to abandon the stand
they have heretofore taken on the
subject Of food taxation In connsc lion
with the scheme Of imperial prefer.
sncs
The evening world., 1913-01-15

Mr.. and Ma Joseph n. 0reenhut Of
No i1 Central Park West entertained a.
dinner last evening IN honor Of Sic
Ernest shacklcton. the Antarctic ex-
plores.
The evening world., 1913-01-15
Popular Sheet
Music, sc

~ssy ~~'s~s ~ 49,
same special price.
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Down In New Orleans.
I'll Build a Wall Around L0veland.
Daddy Has . Sweethsart.
The Tale the Tulip Told.
My Little Lovin' Sugar BABE.
Goodnight Nurse.
Oh, You Silvery Bells.
Ragtime Melodies.
Take Me to That Cabaret.
Ragtime Soldier Man.
When the Midnight Cho0 Choo
Leaves for Alabam.
Swsetheart Sue.
Some Boy.
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Baby Bundle Bee.
That's How I Need You
When I Lost You.
Georgia Land.
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My Little Persian Ross.
Ghost OF the Violin.
Hitchy Coo.
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After All That I've Been to You.
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The evening world., 1913-01-15
Desk Calendars
at Half

1918 is but a few weeks
old, and these attractive
English Calendars in their
decorative paper frames
have nearly a year Of use
fulness before them. But
now half price or less.
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Were 26c to soc
Main floor, Rear
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Cora ard Adrian Aal oeme from the
reception room q ne on house at d .
sound Of stspo - he UenasO. 0hs heart
the request anA Weth Q look Of com
passion on her taco san % Gh0 dining
room. found Q cara6o and k3aa ana
gave water 10 ne 0asfen shis6.
THANK you, lsdy.s ma xsllsy.
THANK you.''
She felt Cor Q Sas1ssssAiss but could
find nens. Footing - Q corner Of her
silkon oosra - - - = ~ 1890
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shot back the lock.
Sir Richard was seated IN an easy
chair. his hands resting on Its broad
arms and his fingers playing up and
down as II he was In Idle reflection.
Rsvolpers In hand. Tierney and his
men entered.
Sir Richard seemed to be in deep med
itation. Finally ne arose Irom the
chair and faced the detectives
'Uentlemen." he said. II am un-
armed"
There was the rattle OF polished steel
and Tierney advanced to him with .
pair of bright. now handouts.
Sir Richard started slightly
at II not necessary" he said with q
little rise. ~ In request. to his Voice.
There seems to be quite n number at
you and ! have no weapon and no de-
sire TO attempt to avoid arrest"
TaWnsy took his right wrist and
locked = steel bracelet over n. without
. word he rsSched and took the left
wrist and Str Richard was mana lSd.
Now werl go dowhsta.rs.". said
Tierney.
He caught his prisoner by tho arm
and started him ahead.
Tho servtors OF the master crook
were lying on the floor OF tho hall.
hRndcuffed and with their ankles roped.
Let them up, please" asked Sir
Richard. ''1'hey are not cattle. One
OF them seems to DO hurt. Kelley seems
10 have been In q fight. His face 10
badly cut"
Kelley looked through two streams OF
blood toward Sir Richard with tho
dumb affection OF a pet dog that had
suffered his bones to be ground for the
sAke OF q prize or his master.
"A drink OF water. chief" he asked
hush!ly. My mouths full Of blood"
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tCeeyisht. 1918. b. job. A. Aesose.)

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. =
The Excelsior Trust Company Building -
wrecked BY fire. Beneath the rutns are deposit
vaults. With 0s.g. sssmttas end jsvsA esEs'
eating sbose . hlyAoa Collar. n tseas.e y
ciud~s the priceless xophas Diamond. 4 nsoas
OF poaSce end plslAdsth0 IN tiDdu6ag my
detective saDlsSed b. JsAo Tissnssl Suasa ehs
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