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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-07
~ TOLD eY AUNT 0ERTlE.
Chapter lIl.

Chapter ~.
II am king and command you
to go!" answered the wife. angrily.
There was nothing for the poor old
fisherman to do but to go for the
fourth time to the fish. He walked
down TO the sea In fear and trembling.
His voice shook a. he called to the
Ash.
What will you have this timer"
asked the nsh.
my wife wants to be an emperor"
Go home. She ia an emperor" said
the fish.
True to his words, the hsh had
made the wishing wife an emperor
and che was sitting on more won.
derful throne than ever.
Things were quiet again for a week
or more. until one morning the en-
peror called the fisherman to her
throne and ordered him to fall upon
his knees and kiss the hem Of her gar
ment.
Whist will you have of me?" ask
cd the fisherman, In very submis-
sive voice.
II have decided to be pope. He
khas more power than an emperor,
even. Go to the fish and tell him my
wish"
The fisherman knew by this time
that It was no use to cross the wish
OF his wife, especially when she was
emperor and all-powerful.
Il win do AZ you say, wife," he
made answer
This time the sea roared and
pounded on the shore as II 1t were
angry at he whole world.
When the fish appeared 1t looked
cross and forbidding.
What can you want this timer"
asked the Ash.
oh. Mr.. Fish, don't be angry. MY
wife says she would be a pope"
All right. She Is pope. Go
home!" said the fish.
Wife was happy till next morning.
Then a. she rose up In bed she saw
the sun rising.
why. l cannot stop the sun ris-
ing" she thought. II must have more
power. I will be lord Of the sun and
moon, too. Husband, come hither
and do my bidding. Go to the flsh
and toll him what I would have now"
Az the fisherman neared the sea
great storm broke and he was nearly
swept away.
The ash came up and asked the old
question once more.
The fisherman told him his wife
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-07
$1,000 A DAY INCOME OF
BUSCH'S DAUGHTERS

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Each Of the
five daughters Of the late Adolphns
Busch will have an annual income Of
$375. 900. or more than $1,000 q day
from his estate.
August A. Busch, the son will have
twice as much. These figures were
made known today by en- officer OF
the Busch corporations. According to
this officer the income Of the estate
iso estimated at $4,000, 900, which is a
6 per cent return on valuation OF
$50, 100000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-07
Anne Morgan Comes Back

Mes Anne Morgan (right). daugh-
tor Of the late J. p. Morgan, who
Tor years has been lodging the camcra
man. posing for him aboard the s. 8.
"Imperator," on which she arrived In
New York. Evidently she was un.
aware Of the law against the wearing
or bringing into this country OF
aigrettcs, and the customs odicer.
when he gingerly approached Miss
Morgan ready TO connscato the al
grette adjoining her hat, was literally
tahon Oh her feet when she informed
him that 1t was only an imitation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-07
Walohn
Basement Odds and Ends CLEARING

etc., to close at Toe.
China and porcelain jugs, Handsomely
decorated, various pretty styles and shapes;
only few Of these 81 jugs left to 90 ct 26c.
Onehundred-piece English porcelain din
her sets, to close ut $500.
Notified earthenware stew pots, with
now 100. s-~e-.e-
The Oliver household fruit and vegetable
press makes mashing fruits and vegetables
easy: regularly $3.50, now also.
Filled fern dishes Of china, brass mount
ed. cute little shapes; filled with everlast-
ing fern, SOC.
0rsunA FSeSr-y
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TE NGEDMAN 90
- AND W: WEE

wanted to be lord OF the sun and
moon.
60 home" said the hsh, In deep
disgust, ito your pigstye again"
And there the old fisherman and his
disconnected wife still live.
(The End.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-07

| Dva Bsmond claims the distinction
! beiug the youngest girl In the
United States to own q house bought
18th her own earnings. Little Mics
sm0nd y only eight years old, but
10 possesses q cottage with room
br every year she has lived. The
buse y at Long Branch, New York.
nd Il II valued at $500.
Miss Edmond ID known to actors
: Baby Edmond. At present she 10
)ay1ng at the Hudson theater In The
Hight She IL one Of the highest sal
lied child actresses In the country,
hd her mother has made Il q rule 20
hvest her little eirl's earnings that
10 may receive the greatest benelt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-07

"Savory" roasters, large size, with enaH1.
eled pan and cover on nickel base; Z Iaxro
factory closs-out Of these $3.50 roastsrs Sur
e1.oo. 1TT,s
New brass cigar and ash trays, with ret
and cutter, special at 26c.
Brass cuspidors. non-tip style. large 49,
soc. 80 \, sss
Just II brass and bronze 5ardiniesss
regularly $3.50 to as; to close out, tie ~
ance ct $500.
Inverted gas lamps, completes with importr
ed glass shades, special, 9oe. 80
Gas and electric lamps, complete with
case green or decorated shades; remark
ably low priced ct 32.76. : 4 IKE
N Hu1sen Store - 49, III
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sreibrieforoiHans Ser llniou SepOt
&: Serminal Gu. Diirfte beute
uioerrufen iuerben.

9laer @abriheinlidfeit nad) miro
in Der beutigen Sibuug oes Staots
ratb8, Die iibrigens Die IeBte oeS ge-
aemp1rtigcn Stootrotbe5 lit, Die
6reibrieiorolnan3 Der Union Ieppt
& Terminal So. tpioerrufen neroen,
Die g8iberrufproinan5 liegt SIR brit
ten 9eiung Dor uno 0a5 aommittee
filr Dfittel uno 8ege bat befanrtlid,
Den @ioerruf 5u enlpfeblen beldloi'
len. 9ieier gmpfeblung miro nod1
cine peitere 3uihrift Der 1Seoerateo
,Supropement 4iiociatiou gtahoruf
perlichcn per6en, III pelfer 0ie
gereiuiglng lid in iebr eueratIher
8cile gegen oas SSortbeIteben oeS
Sriebriefs al1sipriht, lpctl unter
oemieIbeu Der 3entralbabnbof Dodl
nie gehallt lpiiroe
2lu6eroen bat ol1d) Gi3epraIioent
Spbn 8lestman bon Der Union ges
pot & Terminal go. Die GrtlGrllu8
a6gegeben, oaB Die pom Staotan'
malt 9ettmon in 8orihIag gebrad-
ten glmenoirlngen, namentlid Die
8eitimmur8, oaB Die Staot ipdters
bin Die 9lnla9e fiir Die elettrIlfen
gerbinolngsbabnen fduIlif erlper-
ben f0nuc, iiir pollia unannebnbar
erflGrt, iooaB cine glmenbirlng OBJ
iolut feinen 3rped baben Diiroe.
Gem Sta0trath lpiro bellte olh
oas Dor lQngerer ,3eit erHanHte
Sonoerfpmntittee eiuen 8erid)t llrl-
terbrciten, oas cine Sereiuhett!i.
huua Der pon Ser StQot be3abltct
Saldrc uro Sobne berbeIfiibren
iollte. 0as aomtnIttee, au oeIIen
Spiee 5err Sofepb gerntng ltebt.
miro ieinen iehr umTangreldeH Ses
ridt in qebrrdter sSorn Sur Stctle
babeu uno in aaererlter 2inic cine
acnaue aIaiiiiiSirlInq Der Toltcn III
Der Staotperrpaltunq beTilrnorten.
Mit 9e3ug auf oaS StraBenreEnt'
aunas0epartement miro cine polllac
Reorganiiirunq nit belieren Sohnen
uno einem Rinimal- 8oherlobn be-
fiirnortet, rpdbreno 81 glelder 3eit
cmpiohlen miro, oaB fiir Die Inee'
Iteaten rpelm lie bel llllgllnItiger
@itteruna uiht auf Den StraBen ar
bcitcu tonnen, anherIueitig 9lrbett
qeiihcrt neroeu ioIlte, odmit iie
It1noiae geih0itigllna baben luto
reaelmaBigcn 9lrbeitslobn erbalten
lie giiraid,afteu bes neuen Wln-
ni,ipoIgerihts. IuauIt Sirbert
unb bes GtuotIRriffs George %.
Sibblcs i'm 9etrnac pom je $4,000
neroen Dem Staotrath sur @utbel.
guna unterbreitet lperDeu.
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Galbiere,s F@.
Abn,iniifration bringt cine AnSnbl
Angeitellte inter 3iDilOient.

Die am moreigen Iaae aus Dem
Amt id)eioenoe StaotuerIpaltlna
idetnt oie letter. Gage ibrer grilteEJ
ou5ii beiliiten 3it ipollen, Inn m0g.
iid,it piele ibrer Sfiitlinge i'm
yfnthbaiiie inter ben Shus oes 81.
piloieniigeiebes 3u briiIgen.
ssm 2nufe oes geitrieen 1ngeS
,por Mrbeifsoireftor Eriee in bieier
Sinildat iebr tbdtis iino iorete ooiiir,
bub et.pa niersig itabtiid)e angeitellte
unfcr ben Shus oes 3iuiIoienlt.
aeieses famen.
Inter oieien itaotiif,en angeitell.
ten, oeren Stelungen geiihert iper.
ben icllen, beiano iif) audi fyrl. SO.
N. Servings. bic pobreno Der per.
iIoiienen 5ipei Sabre ais Ster.osrn.
phiItiii i'm gureou bon 0iirgermei.
tier Sunt fiinsirt bat. Gn giirger.
nleiiter Spieael lie in oieier 0er.
traucnsiieuung faum beIaiien taben
fuiiroe. 10 muroe SRI. ssenninss ges
iiern ihleiinigit nah Dem 8iireoli
oes slrbeitsoireftors Rriee uerIest
ane erbieIt ben fiirslih ourh bic
9ermabInng Der bisberieen esnbabe.
rim pafant gesporoenen Soften eines
Hecoro Glerf unb 3ipar unfer ben
geitimmungen 0es 3ipiloieniteeie'
ees. StonIep Bran, Der bisber gor.
nrbeiter i'm Strobenreinigungs0e.
partenent gerpeien, rpuroe an Stelle
pon y. :. Ruttle. Der reiignirt bot,
gum oilfsiuperintenoei,ten beforSert
Inter ben Shus bes 3iDiloienli.
seieses wurben Die iolsenoen Gcr.
arbeiter i'm StraBeurcinisungsoc.
pnrtemer1t eeitellt: sliiglllt 6. Gut.
Charles !. Sor, Senrp y. auitneil,
ssoieph 3. Gaiierlp. Gennis Como.
ban, Sobn 5. 2ittiten IT,, Daniel $.
Di6s, gotrid 8. Sabep, Siepben
WoIonep. Nalter 6. ssueIiing. Com.
gleper, Jobn Gieuer. sSs,n Gcpdrte.
ncnt fir Strnben. uilo abyuas.
fnnaIreporaturen Durben Die iolgen.
Den 8orarbciter unter 3iniloienit ae.
iteilt: Sereminb q. gudlep, 6. R.
gsiIe. Gbmaro :. Senneiiep, Charles
O. Cub, CHARLES WcGnrtbu. ssobn
&. Tornlobp, .. 80. ailian, @ecrg
Euoer. Sobn ). 5ieber. sSobn 81.
Teininger, Sohn Z. giaer, 8iIiiam
Huit, ssoiepb y. Ibompicn IT,,
George Giterfanlp. Sones Soaon,
Charles q. gtobinion. Games Y.
IcIermott, Games slgneB. s.. Sc.
@irnbrper mnb ssobn llnncfpebr.
Sm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mnr.
ben gbmoro Wc@innis uno Granf
r. gserunnu ais gorleiite angeitelt
nnb Omen genion ais Wseterpriiier.
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WR Gnner r.

Carl Meber, %, 1903 Delta Ipe. /;
S6pinoIud3t.
5rant Rotb, So. 508 pOpIar Str;
9lierenleipen.
sspstsr Bittetino, 80, 1016 Saoer
etraBe; Qrterienpertaltuns.
Casper @oeslin9, SO, 3632 Golumz
bia 4penue; Ser5i6lag.
Riharo Grompea, 80, 706 Wlcs
Miden Mpenle; 6er3letoen.
6enrn Rapen, 6S, 4326 groaoDap;
2uneenentsiinouHa.
aennet Aoams, %, 134l 8afnut
Strabe; ShfpinoInt1t.
9erpD cotton, So, 1896 Ttrmout
9lpenlis; Snqusit in Shpebe.
Wlihael Rumbaugb, "a. 2ongpielp;
Grebsleioen.
5ren. 8aoer, SO, 1431 Bremen
Gtrabe; 6ersihlog.
aIon3D 2Odep 70, Salem pite;
4luttrantbeit.
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q n a ben.

albert unb Warp 2aprense, 324
Gnsn strabe.
JeiTie unb Mabel Romiue, 112 gls
Der Gtrabt.
philip unb Morie DITTO, BAT gals
torn Strabs.
Williom unb Jrieba Wulftd, Ratb
itnb MoOeburn Mpenue.
NusuIs unb Anna Shmerr. 281
Nsnner Strabe.
1enrp unb amanba Qisman, 1773
Cara Gtrobe.
1obn unb Gmma Rober, 1906 Bali
simore Apenue.
5Dfepb uno Re1ie ategan, 2542
Mesltb 4penie.
WGbhen.
German unb Roie Rap<ns, 1777
Dtnbam Gtrubs.
Charles unb Wutbilbe Wales. 2637
Hettmdn Etrnbs.
Gmii unb Wsoris Gorsin. 1649
Central Npenue.
Mlpbcnjs uno alma Oruber. 2O6
Qlpt.er Mpenue.
0tnrD unb Wlarp Rod. Sdoefftr
Noob.
2nuis nnb 4tHN 1immeifer, 204
0orfep Girabe.
s3obn unb Catherine Snuiier. 1928
0<rriion 4penus.
ereb. iinb Narp aewins. $40 Glins
ton Gtru6e.
johannes Mnb Mortba pan Qeespen.
1aftnbeim in 0o[dne.
louis uH6 Soa SdmeiSsr. 1867
Gtate ApsHue.
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Gcrmiet.

Der goli3si rnuros 9sftern mitses
tbeiti, oaB Die az Sabre alte 5rau
9lnno 9asat Don Jlo. 800 4nn Str.
felt benz 26. 0esenber permiBt rpiro
Tie rSrau 1T angeblih init sinem an
oeren Waun purdnebranut
5eit benz 28. December tplrb Der 66
Sohre aIte Daniel Gang aus griitoI.
9a., psrmibt, ipelher nat bier tam.
I'M ieineH i'm ct. arancis SoIpttdl
tranf parnieosrIltsenben gruber sls
beiuden.
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Sefteren bepieien bat uno olif Dem
Turffommittee Ger sSeoerateo asnl=
prooement 9lIiociationS augebort.
Die Grnennung 6errn Bruce 5
nurDe ourd Die geiteru erfolgte Ge-
fignation pon Serrn 3. 9. Meahan
ermoglidt, Der in eiuem tur5en
Sdreiben 9iirgermeiiter Sunt NUT
tbeilte, baB er ge5nungen lei 3u re-
iigniren oa er oentndhIt cine Ian.
gere 9feiie an5utreten geoabte.
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fhiehenes.

5enrp gedmdnn itrsngte auf Grnnb
anseblider Derleumbuns eine Rtaa.
iiber $4,000 sessn patrid SlatterB
an.
gii9arb glliott, 5ruitee, Der SIC.
Jarlano Carriage Co., tlagte cine
Joroerung iiber $11OO sesen 6arrp
g. 9angoon Elm.
Ulinnie Rod u. u. baben sine aIage
auf pmitobung oes 9eitaments Bon
Greo. Waauntel eingerei6t.
Die gorrnDille 5eso SO. tldate eine
Torberuns iiber 1926 ssssn 5reo,
8eBins Elm.
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an ben s(htb ;sreo. epieoel.

Cincinnati.
@eitatten Sic mir, baB id oltrh
Sic Der 9iirgerid,uft Sbrer Stdot
meil geileio onldBIif oes BerluItes
zines lonaIen Bean1ten unD trenetl
sSrennoes iibermittle. gs mar mein
8or5ug, Jreb 8a0er 5u fennen, nie
MIR Elm ssreiino tbn fennen fonnte.
Sd bebauere es ouBerorberltlid, Dab
es mir unntogIif III, ibm perioniih
Die leBte ehre 3li eriueiien.
Carl s.. Seller"
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Wtihael t0iggins, 72, 1929 Ri1s
mono Strabe; MrterienpsrtaItung.

Olluael 9l99lns, fZ, lO19 TiuSs
mono Strdbe; MrterienDertaItrtng.
Jrauen.
Caroline Strouis, 85, 4 Clinton
Court; 5er5i6Iag.
gliIabstb gOseIs, 68, 2224 SeIim
&Denue; Ser3i4la9.
SOu Rieoerbelmun, go. StaDt;
S6Dinbiuht.
Gliiabetb Ripperger, Il, 529 Msit
2ibertD Strabs; 6er5leibsn.
Sarab 0oolQn, Is, Stabt; SSunerss
2eioen.
llnitp Robinion, 81, 572 MiFouri
40enue; Rierenleioen.
2ouiIe 0rube, 64, 2709 guelio
Qoenue; 5er3leiDen.
Qnna McGopan, 35. 1859 Mabi.
ion Roao; 9er3Ihlag.
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Nener 9sarffommiiiar.

Niirgermeifter souut bate seItern
8eleaenbeit. einen neileu 8arfton-
miiiar 3u ernenneu uno er ii6ertrug
oieies Amt Germ Sssobn 6. Bruce,
benz befannten anipalt, Der lein sssn-
tereiie iiir Die 4artfrase bereits oes
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eeisea 8erletxuaes erlesea.

IN 1etbesbo 6oipiioi perIhieo il
bsr Gonntoa Vnnt Der 19 Sabre aite
&dhmcnb 8oDer. ein Geiettritsr aus
Geor1etssun, g.. q 0erlebunsen.
iDeI6e q ii4 an DitnRaa 81 ber a7s
beit II bes 8n1p6 electric 90. ~
setReee laaeleaeA hesta
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(G6arlss 5. Mtoes, 26, germillion. ..
lGlgd Suffer, p, $40 Winbbum 4pe.
(8ernaro Sobn Jlusd, %, 1923 Red
Strabe.
lgsrtba g. Slider, 20, 1901 Mca
Senrp Npe.
(SeIie Winburn, 80, gatapia, ..
Ra6el Smith, 25, 612 Sod Ctr.
(Grrpin g. Maion, 27 anoyOia.,
I Senn.
5elen q. Duolsp, %, 2218 gurnet
Apenue.
(5yreo 5lut, "a, 1416 Wain Strebe.
lSennie Sbarton, 81, 1416 Mdiu ctr.
|5reb. a. gursbarbt. 80, 1926 Rutb
I Npenue.
iGIia g. Sapaab, %, 1922 Oert.r
4oenue.
}GbarIes g. RiBmsr, %, 576 Meft 6.
I Strube.
lgertba 0urit, 19, TAO Deit 9. Str
jWiuiam q. Cebrins ir., SO. 1884
/ 2ocuit Strabe.
lRutb Daniel q, Debit.
lgaul Shepherd, SO, 436 Riamonb
! Strube.
tParc See Sadion, "a, 514 blum Str.
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Weifesfranf

Sit No6ert Walonep, iueld)er in ocr
Sunntas NadJt ieinc Srau nnb
Sinh i'm 8altun Sofel eridoe.
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WanDomusflase eessn Den Shulrat1.
Receiner fir cine Wirtbifdftss
Gi3ens perldnst Ular Nderr
lambs 1eitament. - Gbeiheiouness
fdae. - 8erfhieeenes.
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Salid)niiuSeriuerfitatt i'm @iefans.
nis?

Dem gunbes : 9ebeimbeamten 80
lar ipuroen am Wfpntae 9 faIidls
Silber Dollars BON Der geborbe oe5
Montaomerp @ountp 9efdnoniIIsS
iiberQeben, tpelhe i'm 8efdngniB por@
aeIunben tpuroea. @s berrIht bic 4nz
fitt Dor, oab irqeno Elm 8erbaftster
nie Ealiifitate bort forigeporfen bat.
ba niht aHoenommen fperoen tarn,
oab oas 5aIIhgelo i'm 9sfdusuiB
fabrtsirt purbe. Gtne genuus unters
fuhung 1T stnseleitet.
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Shed mar iuerthlus.

Sohr Srnlb bon Der IA. uub Race
Strdbe tbeilte Der polisei geitern
nit, oab ibm elm Mann, pelder lei
men 9lumen als 6. 6. 9Iad angdb,
einen Shed i'm 8etrage pou SIS gum
@intaiIiren einbGnbiote. Der gbsd
ernies fih ais perthlos.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-22
SEA FOAM CANDY

Put into a saucepan three cups
of sugar, two-thirds of a cup of
corn syrup and one-half cup of
water. Boil until little dropped
into cup of cold water spins a
brittle thread. Beat the whites Of
two eggs stiff. Turn the hot
syrup over it in thin stream,
beating all the time until nearly
stiff. Add one cup of nut meats
of any kind preferred and turn
out on a buttered plate.
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and here's my hand on it!'
And Robert Webb stuck
through the bars OF. his cell that
fine, almost feminine hand that
has so many times showed the
gaping muzzle of a very big and
very cold revolver against some
body's head. I took it because l
knew that here was a fine boy
gone wrong. Nobody had ever
taught him how to put his ener-
gy into the right channels. 1
wonderful he ever have a
mother?
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Daily Healthogram.
Sleeping and living outdoors is
good for people who cant keep
warm" 1t stimulates the heat
producing function. The body
will make more heat when sleep
ing out in the cold, we'll covered,
than in an overheated room in
doors, and if your body gets used
to the cold it will form the habit
of keeping warm.
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venture. He told me that he took
up his twentieth century road
agenting more for the sake of the
excitement he got out of it than
for the money.
Il always did love excitement"
he said, "and l could get more
this way than in any other way I
know. AS the cities get bigger
and the whole country more set
tied, the chance for adventure
gets less. I tried 'cowboying'
once, but, gosh, that was slow.
Why, I could have more fun in
one night in New York or Chi
cago than in a year on the plains.
Il have never yet had a bit of
fear in my heart. l am caught
now, but I am honest when l tell
you that I never suspected l
would be. In all my wanderings
I never had the slightest feeling
that anyone was following me. 1
don't believe I ever turned once
to look back. Even after my en-
counter with the detective I was
not afraid. I was aWfully excited,
but not from terror"
Suddenly Webb leaned forward
and took a good look at me.
"Say, lady," he said, you know
the way to get away with things
nowadays is to try something
new. Women can do almost any
thing in this game because no
body suspects that they can be
on yet. Now let me give you
little piece of advice. If you ever
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-22

Warden (entering cell)-Your
wife is here, asking to see you,
.seventy-seven. Convict Gin des-
Peration) Tell her I'm out,
Washington telegraph., 1913-08-15
KILLING AT hope
One Negro Kills Another
Saturday
Special to the TELEGRAPH.

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Hope, Aug. 14.-Louis Little
John, negro, about p years old,
was killed by Jordan Lewis, an
other negro, Saturday. Both
were employed in Hope. Little
john worked at the Hope Brick
Works and Lewis was employed
at local handle factory. The
two met on the road near the
Ferndale Jersey Farm about 6
o'clock Saturday morning, and
the Lewis negro, it is said. shot
Littlejohn, using a shotgun. Lit
tlejohn lived several hours after
he was found. and told the Off
GERS that Lewis shot him. Con-
stable R. Il. Jones placed Lewis
under arrest. He waived exam
ination Monday before Judge B.
2. Haynes and was turned over
to Sheriff r. A. Boyett, who
placed him in the county Jail at
Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1913-08-15
TRANSIENT negro
MAKES THREATS
''RED" HILL GOES ON
WAR PATH
ARRESTED AFTER A CHASE
Goes After Gun and Threat
ems to Kill Men Who Col
lect The Debt From Him
Special to the TELEGRAPH.

|
Hope, Aug. 14.-A negro by
the name of Rufus Hill, better
known as Red" Hill, is said to
have created quite a disturbance
at the Hope Lumber Co.'S mill,
near McNab, on Sunday of last
week. Hill had been working for
the mill company and had gotten
into debt to them and refused to
pay. Mr.. Jno. Montgomery and
Mr.. j. L. Terrell met the negro
some time Saturday and made
him pay the amount he was due
them. After the negro paid them
and they started to leave, the ne
gro ran for a gun and threatened
to kill them. Mr.. Montgomery
came to Hope and swore out
warrant before Justice Will At
kins for the negro's arrest, but
the negro has not been heard
from as yet. Hill is a transient
negro, and is considered danger
Gus, and some trouble is expect
ed when he is found.
Washington telegraph., 1913-08-15
FOR BURGLARY

One Milton Flowers, colored,
was lodged in Jail here Tuesday
by Deputy Sheriff Tom Logan of
Fulton on charge of burglary.
Flowers broke into the depot, at
Fulton and stole a coat and a
small sum of money, and later
broke into the postoffice at Man
deville, where it is alleged he
stole a small sum of money. He
was examined before Esq. w. F.
Reagan Monday and committed
to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury.
When arrested Flowers a t.
tempted to play crazy. 1t is al
legged that he has served term
in the Oklahoma penitentiary for
burglary.
Washington telegraph., 1913-08-15
SHOOTING OCCURS
LAST night
TWO NEGROES ARE
WOUNDED
ON The 7. N. BLACK PLACE
Negro Committing Crime Not
Apprehended- One P erhaps
Fatally Wounded In Lung

A shooting scrape occurred on
the T. N. Black farm, five miles
southeast of town, last night at
about II O'Clock in which Jim
Muldrow, colored and another
negro known as Rich" were
wounded by Will McClare, a ne
gro who recently came here from
Texas ana went to work on the
Black plantation. In a phone
message received a t this office
this morning it was stated that
Muldrow, who was shot through
the lungs, will probably die. The
other negro was shot in the Shout
der and it is thought he will re-
cover.
McClare, the gun man, fed as
soon as the deed was committed.
He is a yellow negro, slender and
weighs about 1875 pounds.
Sheriff Boyett was notified of
the affair at / O'Clock this morn
ing and is making every effort
possible to bring him to justice.
Particulars leading up to the
shooting are unobtainable at this
time.
Washington telegraph., 1913-08-15
JNO. ARNOLD, COL.
NOT CAPTURED
ALLEGED SLAYER O F
GEO. ROBERTSON
is STILL AT LARGE
No Inquest Held Over Man
Found MORALLY Wounded
On Saratoga Public Road

/ Geo. w. Robertson, colored, was
shot last Saturday morning on
the public road leading from Sar-
atoga to Fulton, receiving wounds
from which he died in few
hours. Robertson was about two
miles from Saratoga when he
was shot, but was found in dy-
ing condition a short time after
wards by parties passing along
the road who heard the report of
the guns.
1t is alleged that Robertson was
shot three times, and it is sup
posed the shooting was done with
a pump gun or repeating shot
gun. When Robertson was first
found he could not talk on &C
count Of wound in his throat,
but when this had been dressed
he made statement in which he
said that one John Arnold, also
colored, who married a neice of
his, had done the shooting.
Robertson was administrator of
the estate of his father, Charlie
Robertson, and the trouble is sup
posed to have come up over the
administration.
No inquest was held over the
body of the dead man, but it is
alleged that Arnold was seen a
short time before the shooting
near the place where Robertson
was found, armed with a shot
gun.
A w IN ) was issued.f2E--AEs
fssefu out he Co.. f1Gv be found,
and at the time of going to press,
had not been caught.