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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-10-17

Ing = lot OF sympathy over . woman
and man who are unworthy to speak
your dear name. There are your n.
Their and the rest. getting out Of the
elevator now. Go to bed. dear girl,
and try to get q good rest Don't cit
up for me. I'll probably be up all night
on this Standish affair. Good night.
sweetheart
Al he bent TO kiss her. her arms
chung to his neck like frightened
child's. She tried to speak. faltered.
and hurried from the room.
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GRAVE DISPUTE OVER SALUTE
Aseerd n - oNSsssA y Ase1emy
Wso cleoed.

TIE military medical academy h o.
Petsssburg has been closed, the stup
dents dismissed and the Russian army
deprived Of lie customary sccesstao
Of young "sawbones." al because ~
students have refused to give the -
itary salute when passing ofscsrs g
the army and navy.
II seems the military authorities ~
Gently realized that the students were.
after al. candidates for army poata
and subject to army discipline. and
they issued orders hat they salute
whom meeting oflicera The students
refused and for several months thers
has been . steady succession Of
.treet rows, due to officers attempting
10 insist on the proper salute. Final
ly the matter came to bloody encoun-
ters. In which ofiicers cus down with
their swords students who perslstently
refused to salute them. Discipline In
the academy went entirely by the
board. studies stopped and the suthor.
tiles finally closed the Institution.
Another order affecting Russian stu
dents 10 Of . less serious nature. u
forbids students, In all The military
schools preparing for oflicers rank. to
visit the roller skating Kinks which
are now found everywhere In Rus
sia- Society at these places during
the evening hours II not exactly select,
and the students are thought bsst
away from contamination.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-10-17
TOLL FOR WEALTH GOES on
Nest severe Alaskan Winter Wsstises
Desc Not Stop Mining Operations
In rhst Country.

Al White House, the northern end
OF the trail from Dawson, Alaska, they
have been mining without cessation
all through the winter. In January
the thermometer often read 80 degrees
below zero. but mining and shipping
went on - usual. Every day Q train
Of ore-laden cars left for skaGwAy
and dumped its burden into the bunk.
ers there. All the ore cars have false
bottoms. beneath which pipes are late
and through these hot air h drives
from . big boiler In the bunkers. the
hot air thawins the frozen orc and en-
abling II 10 be dumped without trouble
Of any kind.
Committeeman David r. WILDER Of
Vancouver reports that many expert
ments with motor cars have bees
made over the $50 miles Of the Daw.
son-White Horse trail this winter.
They have been unsuccessful. how.
ever, ~ . gasoline motor left to stand
idle for . few minutes In . tempers,
ture between 30 and so below sero
will not start when the journey u 70
be resumed.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-10-17
CHAPTER XIV.
A Wasted Plea.

Grace started guiltily at her hus
bands troubled question. He took
her face between his hands and raised
II TO the light.
You're M" no exclaimed In quicb
dread. You look actually shastly.
Shall I send for q doctor7"
what nonsense" she laughed. I'm
all right Just q little tired. A good
nights sleep will put me on my feet
again"
1--WE buried myself so deep In poll
tics" he frowned selfaccusingl.. that
] hadn't sense enough to remember
that you might be- worn out and might
want TO 70 TO bed. But didn't notice
that you looked badly at the station
II wasn't till Just now when the hsht
happened 70 strike your face Oh. but
I'm glad to see you here again, sweet
heart"
Really" she asked almost timidly:
drinking In her husbands words ~ .
condemned man might gaze on his last
sunset.
"Olad." he cried. Indeed ! am
I'm afraid I'll never get past the honey
moon stage. You don't want me TO. do
your"
II wonder" she faitered. III you'd
never met ms-if you'd"
ia never have known what miss
ID. That's where nature 10 kind. PEG
bls Who miss the real love never
know. We only know whom we've
sound T."
But" she pursued. when people
md OUT too late aftsrward-- That's
The bittsrsse thing In life. I should
thtak. u isa't easy to judge people
vomsa. sspeciaily-who fnd out too
llats-asA-anl Who try thss 70 gst
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VosSiG1 EpoVt SuS NSS"s
And man has made laws to govern IL
Laws that are wise and"
And often bitterly cruel"
Laws are for the many. Not for
the few. And the few must obey them
for the good OF the many. But Didn't
give the rest Of the crowd the slip.
just TO bore you by discussins- ethics.
Was II foolish OF me to run away.
simply to have a few extra minutes
with you! I've been fighting 90
hard"
And fighting fairly. too. I know.
Dear, you'd never take an unfair ad.
vantage Of"
Politics" answered Mark, is war.
And war II the science OF finding the
weakest point in your eneDy's armor
and hammering away at II till no
yields. For instance. we've Just foun.
the weakest sort OF spot In Standisss
armor and"
You have? What is IT."
There are only two weak spots l..
most mems armor. One is MOLE
crookedness. The other Is wonsi
In Standish's case 1t was WOMAN
An affair he got tangled up In hv'
years ago"
And youn stoop to use such r
weapon as that" she cried indignap!
ly.
why not! He'd use the same sor
Of weapon against US. fast enough.
II he had it,
But that isn't fair fighting. Marx.
It's disgusting scandal"
That's his lookout, not ours. I!
he CHANGED to know something dan
aging In my private life. he'd use Ia
In = minute"
But II / asked you'll ! begged
YOU"
Don't ask me. dear. This Is one O:
the things you don't understand. You'll
have to leave II to me-"
Perhaps" she retorted desperately,
Il may understand II far better than
you do You say there's woman con.
cerned In II. This scandal will pillory
her and"
That type of woman belongs in the
pillory."
You are cruel" she cried. You
yourself admit that there 10 n chance
the Woman may have repented. Are
you going to refuse her the benefit of
that chance?"
The chance In too small TO be con.
sidsred. Don't let's talk Of II. You
can't"
Then" she continued unheeding.
There's something else you don't con.
slider. So may have married. She
may be the wife Of some honorable
, man who loves her and thinks she II
perfect. All his heart and all his
ideals may be bound up In her. Are
you going 10 ruin his lifc. too5"
Dear" sneered Mark. tho sort Of
fool who marries women Of that kird
like the man who teaches his wife
TO be . dead game sport) deserves
what he gets. And generally he gets
II. Though. In both eaaes. he doesn't
always md II out. Don't waste SYN.
patty on him. n he married her he
probably knew what she was. II he
didn't know. It's time he learned. No
sane man should want TO live In .
fools paradise"
"f,ut her family Her parents' Her
brothers or sisters' Surely they aren't
. blame. And they will b. disEraccd.
too"
"such things are rather apt TO run
In families. canksred flowers don't
grow from clean roots. You're vast.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishsr.I
Non Cnnl Land.

Department of the Interior.
U. y. Land Office at Durango, Colorado,
Ssptsmher ~, lpl5.
Notice 10 hereby given that William l. Camp.
bell of lewis, Colorado, who, ON Decembss u.
1914 made Presumption OBSERVATORY Statement
serial No. ucs75, for 81 I, srction u. to~nehip
- north, range " west, n, n. Y. meridian,
has filed notice of Intention To- make final
Presumption proof, to establish claim Ia the
land above dsscribed. before J. n. Brumley,
clerk of the District court Of nontssuma
county, Colorado, at CortsE, Colorado, On tho
10Th day Of November. 1918
Claimant nance ~ Witnesses
william l.. Lakey, sidney Denton. W. II.
Colorado.
q. n. CHAnLroS. Register.
First pub Oct. q; last pub Nov. I. tsis,
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John D. Rockefeller. IT.. wss talking.
on his trip home from Panama. about
tips on ocean liners.
There 10 . nxed unit Of tippinR.
t3.6O-or. 1t least. thsrs used to be-
he said. before everything vent up:
and most travellers 20 above rather
than below the unit.
Travellers. ~ . class. are generous.
and 1t any rate ] havs no pe,iencs
with the stewards and walters vho
complain.
"A steward on an ocean liner ones
said 10 me 1t the end Of . voyage:
Mr.. blanc ain't worth much II Co
tell that
How can you tellf said l.
"'Oh. he answered. It's cary fos -
stewards 10 take . mai's messures'
~ suppose. aaid I. you issasure
him from tip 10 fipr"
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CHAPTER XVI.

head--van Dyke. Michigan, Gregg. and
tsulkily bringing up the rear Tom.
Grace had quilted the library at her
husbands order Now. starkly I'M
ashamed OF the eavesdropper's role.
she was standing tense. expectant. her
ear to the closed door leading to the
inner rooms. Through the thin panel
she could hear every syllable from
the library. Her own name was the
first word she caught.
Grace turned in?" Jim Blake was
asking; and Robertson replied:
Yes. She's all tired out. We can
talk freely here. No one will inter
rupt. Sit down. The cigars are over
there. And here's the Scotch"
Has Standish been around yet?'
Queried Van Dyke.
oh. he'll be here all right" vouch-
safed Blake. before Mark could an
swer. HE knows we've got him In .
hole. He'll"
But have we?' argued Van Dyke.
"As far as | can see. it's still the other
way around"
euOuEh W NC utidy W
anything" fumed Mark. But it's ten
times worse when we're blocked by .
damned little-bJ the person who got
this information" he corrected him
self. catching warning CLINT from
Blake's halfshIt eyes.
Whatever the price is" suggested
Gregg, Il say pay It! Pay 1t and
save time"
No" contradicted Blake. his glance
shifting as II by accident to Tom.
"Her-the-the price is too high"
TOO high" snorted Neligan on
whom the undercurrent OF Blake's re-
fusal was entirely lost. IT'S the first
time we've ever economical"
Before Blake could reply the buzzer
sounded.
There's Standish. now" said Jim.
Let him in, Neligan. Take the lead
from me. all Of you. And don't dis
grace me by acting like wild asses of
the desert"
Neligan. In obedience to his chief.
had opened the outer door. Standish.
after quick and seemingly Indifferent
look that itemized the rooms occu-
pants, walked forward. Neligan care.
fully closed the door behind him.
me men nouu.u s'"y, uh.o",'o,.
bow.
. ..ms u
SAna'sn p'eA s - -
.ae s,ase. see' ~ s1sse'. D~e' ~
.no ''oI "pe "v"e ~"
mas 'iiaue 'ne e,to. Vi 'a''s "e '"'
'ne 'v'o =. an ia, Al.
sn .ps ~. , p VIZ. -. .as
torce Vi re'or' 'li"' ieapeu 70 ,ne',
~. H.. ha.r,tas =. ~. namnan,..,
w.
IKE father upon MS dearest ioveo
son: exclaimed anectionateiy:
why, now are you, my boy nov
IRE your rake chair' Neiisan' se'
MIN a
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Pubiisherl
Non ,oal Land
Dana fsun.pt - 81.


Department Of the Interior,
Us Land Ofice at Durango, colorado.
September nth, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank Wyman,
whose post-otiice address 10 Arriola. Colorado,
did, on the i2th day Of March, lsis. file In this
office sworn statement and Application, No.
N2D, To purchase the \ W = Et Of section II,
To~nship 81 North, Range IL West, n N 7
Meridian, and the timber thereon. under I ie
provisions Of the act Of June 3, ISIS, and acts
smendatory. known as the Timber and Stone
Law, at snch value as might be hxed by ap
prAisement, and that, pursuant to such appli.
cation, the land and timber thereon have been
appraised. the timber estimated men board
feet At $50 per N, and the land S0.OD; that
said applicant will offer final proof in support
ofshis application and sworn statement on the
2tth day Of November, 1918, before John J
Downey, Judge OF the ounty CourL Of Monte.
yuma County, colorado, at Cortez, colorado.
Any person Is at liberty la protest this pur.
chase before entry, or initiate n contest at any
time before patent Issues, by filing a corrob.
Grated affidavit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
q. ". CHARLTON. Register.
First pub sept ~; last pub Nov q, 1918,
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Gssy 4 csseh . assu.

The Tyroleans and Austriaas have
many superstitions and Il Ia . eusioss
fact that often high and low believe 10
tho sam~ old yarn With equal sincerity
Tyroiesn folklore Pays abundant -
tention 10 girls sishins for ssosheS's
beau or for beau personally uaknows
n hss: according 10 superstition they
are comparatively easy 70 catch. And
bore 10 the recipe.
Oct wheel with IN Iron hoop as1
bind 10 the seventh spoks littls bird
named why.neck. Secure tho wheel n
the ordinary wsy and turn II. staging:
II viii get him even u hs struggles -
hard - the Why" TIE more the M
strussles the nsore honor II sssusiAo
the mass Affection.
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svNopsia

ana ~ 49, Mn commencement standish
n..,,, no'ei IN northern New York under
a. Sa nanes; Inc woman awakens TO
ma naI,. ' nat, sne does not love standish
protests undyinx devotion. ~ ~
cuAprrp ~ u
girl al the Hotel Keswick. Ws.hinStpn' II
loved by Tom Blake, son OF the POLITICAL
and Il re fv eSu'e' he proposes marriage
CHAPTER III-she gives as one Of the
on Jim Blake Tor running her father. con
gresham Frank r. Kelly. Congressman
Of the railroads The machine Is seeking
means to discredit standish In the hope
Of pushing the bill through.
Shh .vs vinTom Blake ana nc, ne fatn-
r,,,,ta.I sy r9w Oyer the LatheL
ksanS,sh '"eo'es Jun oiAse ssnos 'o'
the nam. as he Hep nsys .sp , u I'VE Miss
Kelly that b. i. going q have a talk with
, nnae VII call up NUMBER on the teie-
Mis- Kelly w" Tor that number
CHAPTER Iv-Robertson. son-in-lax of
speaker Of the house. tries to win stan
dish over and failing, threatens to dig
into his past.
CHAPTER v-J,m Blake nnds out
about the episode OF ave years back at
the northern New York hotel He Sc
cures all tba facts except the name Of
clnh 70 aa aorss gses 70 use .he s'1by
Mullins bill to pass.
CHAPTER What the conclusion of
Ne yorn win nj sa AXE. st pIa Ss's
few minutes later Robertson tells Miss
., 70 ., Gu an $1,000 Lara a"i an ,S se h ms wire
cy.p-r, ~ u. ,. ,,. .,
give Jim blake the number called BY
standish.
CHAPTER x-Blake has q story of the
standish episode prepared ready to send
learned. Tom Blake tells his father Of
his love for Wanda Kelly and o a family
rives with her husband. Governor Robert
son.
CHAPTER xI-Blake sends for Stan
him un n ssr Ss,b p,9'n rss,rn 70 s"'e'!""
Grace TO warn n her th., her ro oa'' nsm Ds
Is threatened by the impending. exposure
u s'Ah''sh ana IL 'hSu''ea Tor "sr pains
CHAPTER xIII-Grsce appeals to
=, nrnsc, Ss nsm up NE r nsn. IN o1'ef
KeIIy spoIoxixes for her ruaenes, and
bess wandas assistance. Wanda de.
e'.e' '"e WIN never oe"a' '"s "o"a"
Gface' caied MARX 'mpauenty'
Trace crossed 70 tne 'oc.eo ooo''
aused moment until sne neard thf
Por Al the iaf emo OF tne SUITS opep
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Nominal laHd
Department ~ the fntsriof,
4, n. Land Oiiire ~ Dafsnso, Col ra.lo
h~psemter eth, tyis.
N.,ies h bessty given that Claude l.. tistles.
of D.,s,v~s, folosado. ~iso. On April sih, ~
masi~ des~rt application. No unlsi, for W n
VI l. ssrttssa ~ township 81 north. RANGE "
west. n. n. ', meridian. ka. hled natire ~ ~.
ts.tinn Ia ssshs final desert pssf. Va ~sta t,tsis
slsim Ia The land atovs dor sib-t. bsfofe h'his
Msat.sawsa ss.aniy. At tlpst~s. Colorado, oa tss
sHh DAP 1T Artslsr. IVA.
Claimant heisee 10 witneseeSi
]. Hasl,-s. ssd J. ]. kFa.sfsss. al II beloses,
Galosn1o.
or. CaAsLvos, Registers.
First vsh sspt ~ tAsl psb 90 u, leaS
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LEBANON, COLORADO
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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Depa rtusent Ut Tho Interior,
o. D Land Once u Durango, C0l9rado.
Septemher sesh, lei1
OF Lewis. Colorado. who. On March 9Th.
1919, made Presumption D-clsrstory Statement,
No. 0tsss, for Lots and 2 aud = 3 n Et, section
4, township ~ north, range n west, N r
Meridian. has nled notice ii intention 10
mako Final pre-emptioa proof. 70 estnblish
claim to the land above deseribed, bsfoSe
John ]. Downey. Judge Of tho County court of
Montssuma county, Colorado. At Cortas, Colo
RADIO, 0n tho nth day 81 November, 1913.
Claimant names NJ witn~s-esf
and John sean, all u Lewis, Colorado.
q. n. CMAsLTon,
Register.
Fiist rub Cetole 10; is,t III t.stnt,I2i1l
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Publisher
Nonsoal Land.
D~pa rtment Ut the Interior.
4. \. Land Office al Durango. oiorado.
Septsmbst H. 1913,
Notice IL hereby given that Tof.nsio Gal, Of
Lewis. Colorado. who On March =, 1918. mad.
pf.-.nption decisratory statement. serial No.
otgB, Tor the Borth-sst quarter al section ~.
owuship ~ north rang. " west, N N Y meri.
dian, has hisd notice ~ intention Ia made final
prr-smption pr,of, To establish claim To the
land sbov. described. before the Register and
Hecsiy-r II the United states laud office, Ut
Durango Colorado, on ths s'th DAP 81 October,
lis
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Abraham l., BANTER, Orsil Hates, John ".
sshaAf aud N. v. Marshsli, all al Lewis, Colo.
RADIO u. VI. GaAhLros. Register.
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Department of the Interior.
U. y, Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
september "a. 1918.
Notes 10 hereby given that DINER 4. Ellis, of
Lebanon, Colorado, who. on February Is, isO,,
made Homestead Application NJ, 3,sI, Serial
No. 0itst, for E2 of n W SHnd n W. 81 N W.
section "a. and y y Of . W 4 section 70. Town
ship "a Range wv. v n Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention To maxi. final five year
prof, To establish claim tn the land alov.
desc rib-d, before J. J. Do~ney, oanty Judge.
at iostes, colorado, I'm the 18th day u October.
1918
Claimant nance as Witnesses
q. T, eaveii. q, u. Leay.ll, J. 4. Bishop, and
!. A. Mcturry, all 81 Lebanon. Colorado
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Ar0sNeiaa's Nset1 A1veneA
Twenty-Five years ago AsueokinA
had 10 inpost IT, Soar. Te1ay h ee11o
whsai 10 The VOID. Tie ananal ~
vsst valse anouatiag - nsee -
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Department of the Interior.
U. n. Land Otiics at Durango, Colorado.
September Is. lyt3,
Notice 10 hereby given that sophy Dnrchtols,
made Homestead Application Serial No. 0es;sA,
for the sss2NW .,S2s2N Es and tho N
y ; ~ SECTION y, Township 81 North. Range
Intention To make final s year proof. 10 sstab.
ltsh claim To tho land above desc ribs, before
John u. Bramiey, Clerk of the District Court
for Montexuma County, Colorado. at Cortez,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Arthur Watdron, Herh@rt Durchhoiz, William
Bramiey and Douglas Forbes, all ii Dolores,
Ioiursdo
u. X. CHARLTON, Register.
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soptumber 9Th, Iyi3.'
Naiiee Z. hereby given that Hatti. n Porter,
II Dolores, Colorado, who. on April .th, 1911,
made deser application, No, tnits Tor n 2 sw
4, section ~. township .. north. rang. Is west.
Nm Y Meridian, bss filed notice 81 Intention
To make final de..rt pfus,f, tai establish elsis
Ia ths land sioy- deco rihsed. before John J
sums coanty. ., Cofies. Colossdo. On III. sab
,isf ~ urtolrr. tpiA
Claimant nance ne witnesses
Gland l.. huiler, Edward j. Hughes. y. J,
Arm.,roes. and j. Z. Aka, I'll II Doiar-..
Colorado.
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an LdNZ2T " NZ62XJ

their birthright Of happiness In spite
Of everything"
such people have lost their birth
right" he answered. They've sold
It for a mess Of pottage, That's one
of the problems OF the ages, Grace,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-27
COAST BUSINESS
MUCH IMPROVED

!" Business conditions on the coast
have distinctly improved within the
past few months" is the statement
made this morning by John l. Flem-
ing, of the Jas. F. Morgan Co, Ltd,
who returned in the Lurline yester-
day from San Francisco.
There is mort confident spirit
prevailing and general business has
materially revived President vii.
sens administration is making fay.
orable impression as 1t develops, and
there appears to be an absence of the
unrest that succeeded the presidential
election. Tariff changes have. in fact
been discounted, as prominent finan'
ciers some time ago assured the coun-
.ty was being done.
Most of the financial uneasiness on
the coast has been caused by the
difficulties Of the Key route system,
which are due more to defective fin.
ancing than intrinsic causes. One
mistake was in giving short term
notes instead of issuing long term
bonds to cover capital charges. How.
ever, there are some that believe Pro
moter Smith will pull himself out Of
the hole as he has done in other big
enterprises