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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
BY ]. w. M'CoNAUGHY.
TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.

He looked at her keenly. but as he read
her face he felt the tightening al his
heart relax But he was stil unsaushed
1t may be that my honor, my happi-
ness-even my life, may depend on what
you may be able TO tell me" he said. very
soberly
"Courtland," she gasped in a terrible
whisper
Yes. he affirmed
what is it You wish 10 know she
erred ASK me, Ask me-and I'D an
sVer sou'
His eyes ana the lines of his mouth
rebused her "a can not cross examine
my own wife he SAID. slowly she
oaght t. speak Of her own yoliuon.
"Rut J don't in The least know what
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Mr. Wainwright shrugged his Shout
GERS and smiled drearly
why not"
Marshall sworc I'm going 10 arrest
that ruy now nc declared.
Mr. Wainwright shook his head in a
bored manner.
We've been over all that-its no use. =
he said. we must not disturb him. We
can do nothing till he shows his hand"
Marshall swore again I'm afraid
you're right" he growled. reluctantly.
I'm afraid l am, was the grim reply.
Good night"
Andrew and the Detective.
The detective walked slowly and
gloomty about the room for some time.
frowuiug and swearing 10 himself as
his mind wrestled with a problem that
was as much beyond him as an integral
calculus is beyond the high school boy.
At last he noticed with a start that An
drew. the valet, was standing respect
fully al attention at the foot Of the stair
way.
'Uow long have YOU been here" he
demanded. approaching in manner that
was vaguely threatening
.'JuSt d minute sir, was The urhaue
response
well what Go YOU want. Suarlrd he
defective Air Marshall was truly alarm
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Us Boys

Ie1 SHRIMP 1oO Know That Goo6lY About WHERE
"A AUNtH HoVu To GET The RIGHT ANeWeR. US
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8889

The Authorized Novelzation of The
Master Mind" Nov Playing at
The Harris Theater.
New York,
Copyright 1918. ny The New York Even
ing journal Publishing Company.
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upward and his lips twitched.
rs it criminal TO give information
tending to protect. sir" he asked, in
nocently.
Huh" grunted Mr.. Marshall. follow
ing sudden inspiration I'd be pref
~ detective to act on the advice of a
stranger
IT'S true sir. you've only known me
since Mr. Wainwright told you who l
was a few minutes ago" he said gently
and paid no heed TO the detectives start
of surprise. But I've known you for q
long time sir"
Promotion Due to Andrew.
"Oh. you have" said Marshall slowly,
Yes, sir" Mr. Andrew assured him
respectfully. You were an obscure de-
tective when you recovered the bonds
in the Fourth National hank case. Your
present elevation was owing to that
besides the medal and the reward Of ten
thousand dollars Marshall stared
tongue-ued and dizzy with amazement
while the obsequious voice went on. The
whole country applauded your clever
ness. but You said nothing of the anony-
NOUS note YOU received. advlsins vol il
The facts and how To capture Denver
Jones
Then il was you who sent that let
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Generally fair, except probably
local thundershowers tonight or
Wednesday; lower temperature
Wednesday,; moderate southeEiy
winds tonight shifting TO northerIy
Wednesday, a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-02

DR.. Gorem-oh, yes, my boy, |
have fought for my country. Boy
Weren't you scared, pa? Scared?
You wouldn't have thought so if you
had seen me charge the enemy"
you charged 'ern all right, suppose.
But you couldn't make 'em pay, could
your"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
At the Victoria.

Better pleased audiences than those
the Victoria theater after each
of Fridays vaudeville performances Il
would be impossible TO find. The
acts they saw were all high class.
novel in conception and clever and
skfllful I'm execution. The My1cac
girls. two dainty japanese misses. de-
lighted everybody with their artistic
and graceful act.
Vassar and Arker score a big hit at
every appearance IN their talking and
singing act. The Hebrew dialect COM
edy is a feature. n OF the cleverest
mOnologists appearing here this sea
son IS Paris Green. His wittiCisms are
on the rapid-hrc order. succeeding one
another so rapidly rs To keep his
hearerslaughiug almost continuously.
There are two comedy playlets on
tho iii. widely different. but both
acrocu incly funny. one is "Charley's
Aunt" a farclcal tumble II ridiculous
complications. The other comedy IS
entitled "A Session at school," and
is enacted b. Sam J. Curtis and n
supporting company Of four. Tim
INC three clever young women
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

animals with Mile De vara. the famous
lady animal trainer will be teh big
headline feature act This act con-
sists OF lions. tigers, panthers and
pumas. There are twenty wild ami
mails in all and II is the greatest wild
animal act in the vaudeville world.
and should prove the biggest drawing
card of the season for the Orpheum.
Another big feature act is Scott Sher-
ry the Australian Ventriloquist. and
he is sure TO be one OF the hits of the
coming bill. Van and Carrie Avery.
in a comedy offering: Powers and
West Lloyd and Zarina are added
starters which makes the entire bill
one hat will be town talk after the
first performance. Monday matinee.
Tomorrow's News will have a big ac-
count OF the entire bill and readers
can see. for themselves hat the Or
pheum is going 10 give out to its pa
irons as well as the theatre going
public OF this city.
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more than pleasing duet entitled Low
er Never Dies which is by Miss
Kathleen Clifford and Mr.. Franklin
Farnum. Not in many seasons has
there been heard anything more
catchy" than this number.
Little Boy Blue" is a Big produc-
ton in everything tina the phrase
Implies. equally in the ability of the
principals and the numerical strength
CT the company. The leading coined
ian. Otis Harlan Keeps everybody in
good humof and individual successes
have been scored by Kathleen Clifford.
John Dunsmore. Maude Odell. Kath-
eryn Stevenson. Franklyn Farnum.
Roland Rogue. Charles Hines and Vic
ter Kahn. There is a chorus OF
50 twenty-five. and IN augmented or
chCs:ra.
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At tnc Orpheum.

With the usual Saturday matinee.
II " performances tonight. the
popular O-pheum Keith vaudeville bill
'iil come 70 a close and on Monday.
arotl"- all star Keith vaudeville Of
Will b. Cshered into this popu-
ias vaudeville house. Lukens wild
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
THE THEATER
Little Boy Blue From Ed. {. Pidgeon,
For Henry W. Savaue.

Henry W. Savagc's picturesque
operetta Little Boy Blu. which
comes to the Court on Friday. Feb
p. for D night only. has been such
o sensational success in Eastern cities
for the past year that on1y now has rho
management been enabled to place g
on tour. There al be no doubt OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

all but isolated from communication
with the outside world today. wired
in every direction within a radius a
CO miles Of the city went down unde6
their loads OF sleet. Most railroads
We're without wires out OF Chicago
and Only a few had one or more.
Brokers were without wires all day.
and press and other Geographic BUSH
ness was greatly congcstcd.
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assist In the schoolroom mischief. and
also present a number OF up-to-date
n during the action.
The victoriascope pictures round
out an excellent bill. which will be
seen for the last time Al today's three
performances.
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Robin Hood Comma.

h all-s;a. grand opera cast OF
Robin Hood now being presented by
the Dekoyca Opera company. will ap-
Tr.r q; the Court Theatre on SATURDAY.
March $.
Tbs IS tho same company which
played for nearly five months in New
York last spring ard summer. and the
cas-; VIII be brought here UNCHANGED.
Heading this ccmpan.. which Is
Canned - be the strongest light opera
organization in existence today. is
Miss Bessie AbCtt. the former prima
donna uf the Metropolitan Oper.
House in Now York. u was for Miss
NtCtt that Na-carui wrote his famous
opera "Ysobe,." which stirred up such
a 'c.apest iu operate circles two or
ifrr" wears go Ms Abot' will
s'"- Maid Marian in the revival %
II bin IiCC1' with the De Koven
op.ra COMPANY. Other Grand opera
stars of tho first magnitude are sche-
Gui'g 10 appear here with Er-. Among
thcn are E'nIictto Wakefield. the
H"2,l O.. be No.rCpo,itan forces.
N''..~ hyde. t'r frmCus tenor from
Ccvent Garden iu London: Herber.
NatsrJu-. III. L.- L3s4o ever heard
Win emo NctrCr1a'an forces. sylvia
Va lycl, Il Dutch r-.na donna dis
covered ~ Ge Ev-cH and nov paying
Ter first visit 20 America. Anna HrIs.
scrt. fresh from hcr recent trigmDhs
a. La Scala. .n Milan. Ca~l GantyIurt
from the Boston Opera cOmuany. and
such stars Of ta, l'rh. opcr word rs
Pauline iitll. George r. FrJth.ncham
and Edwin stevens. Tho" IS @
fT'ui op. n CHORUS &C. 80 and an en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

O. call forth some OF the most vivid
and appealing work she has ever done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

Storm in Windy City.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.-This city was
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-01

Of under the hand and seal OF the Aud
itor OF said Ward County, and you are
further notified that the owner and
holder OF the Certificate so issued has
presented the same to the undersigned
as Auditor Of said County, and de-
manded deed for said property as
provided by law; and said Certificate
being and remaining unredeemed and
there being One Hundred sixty seven
and 1s-100 Dollars due and unpaid
thereon including subsequent taxes for
the years 1909, 1910. penalties and in
terest, and there appearing no legal
objection why tax deed should not
be issued as demanded. You are
therefore notified that One Hundred
Sixty Seven and 1s-100 Dollars, ex-
elusive Of accrung costs and interest
; Is necessary to redeem said property
| from said sale, and that unless the
said amount, interest and the costs OF
this proveeding are paid on or within
ninety days after the service Of this
notice upon you tax deed will be Is
sued therefor as provided BY law.
Period Of redemption expires ninety
days after the date Of the service Of
this notice.
Given under my hand ana ofncial seal
this 18th day Of April. 1918.
Il. ]. Thompson,
Auditor Of Ward County. North Dakota.
(SEAL) l-2l-t3
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FOR SALE.

Anyone desiring to have first class
fixtures for cigar, tobacco and con-
fectionery store, can save $4,000 on
the cost.
Material-Quarter Sawed Oak.
Make-Made by Paulle & Co., Mpls.
Nothing finer made
Damaged more or less by IRE and
water May 10, 1912. except cash reg
lister. which is as good as new and Is
in perfect condition; carbonator, which
Is new, used two weeks and in perfect
condition.
There is one L shaped cigar case,
one pipe case. two confectionery cases
two soda fountain, one tobacco wall
case, zinc lined, for chewing tobacco,
nothing finer this side Of Minneapolis.
There Is one Confectionery wall case.
Every case quarter sawed oak and
plate glass.
There is $50 roll top desk, a $4,000
safe Ono damage), $4,000 cash reg
lister, Ono damage), a 1920 corbonator
no damage).
We will put these fixtures in first
class condition, just the same as it
would leave the factory. at $4,000 less
than you can duplicate them for r. o.
B. Minot
You can write and get the prices and
we will then furnish you the same
goods for $500 less than your figures.
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Ito be continued.)
Netiee Of Expiration Of Time Of Re.
demptien.
omes Of County Aud,&er.
State Of North Dakota. County

State OF North Dakota, County OF
Ward, ss.
Minot N. D.. April Is, 1913.
To Theodore Peterson, the person in
whose name certain Real Estate situate
in Ward County, North Dakota, and
hereinafter described now appears OF
record In the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds Of Ward county, and which real
estate was assessed In the year 1908 "a
follows:
Lot Eleven (11) Of Block Twenty two
(22) in Brooklyn Add. to the City Of
Minot, N. OAK, said Real Estate be-
ing assessed in 1908 to s. Peterson.
You are hereby notified that said
above described Real Estate was sold
as provided by law, at the annual sale
Of lands upon which taxes had become
delinquent after advertisement there
of, as provided by law, which sale was
made at the Auditors Office at the
Court House in the City Of Minot
County OF Ward, State Of North Da-
kota, on the 18th day Of December, 1909.
and the amount Of the delinquent tax
due upon the property aforesaid at the
date Of sale was Thirty-four and 51-100
Dollars; including penalties, costs and
interest to make which amount the
said property was then and there sold
as provided by law for Thirty-four and
81 100 Dollars and Certificate Of said
sale was issued to the purchaser there
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most shrieKed: "I7OSt our money! ~.
you mean to say, Stephen HnmTdpn
that you've been selfish enough to gam
BILE our money away after al I've snf
Tered and denied myself
She threw her hands aloft and tel,
back moaning. "Oh. In my weak con
ditiOn. when my heart"
MARIA. you're u fraud. Even with
your lnziness and induIgences you're
the picture of vulgar health"
Mrs. Hampden rose. She managed
q stagger that wonld have done credit
to Bernhartlt. clntching at tables and
chairs for the doubtfulIy necessary
support out of the room.
Hampden growled again. nnintel-
ligibly.
Father. isn't there something to ne
d0ne?"
"Murchell. I've an appointment with
him In New Chelsea tomorrow Sons
OF bis rascally politicians are In q
deep ~ Blake and l."
"Can he help?''
HE can. And hes got to-
"Do you mind II ! 60 up With you
tomorrow
"All right And I WISH" be exclaim.
"a queruiously. you'd 90 away and
1t me alone"
In her darkened room Katherine sat
b. the window for Q long dime. think
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mission ines rno>. an hO,,r early IN
the evening after supper The, lr'p,,
the bank first. II would I've closed. hut
within, AZ all New Chelsea knew. War
rem Blake was apt to liz found fntn
fully Mt the work that never seemed
to end
The dark green window shades h'd
been closely pulled dawn. but n gIim
mering around the edges showed that Il
light was burning within. Blake might
have been expecting them. 40 promptly
was the door thrown open when they
rapped, Surprise. however. was dp
picted on his face when be hphpld tue
visitors
Good evening. gentlen,"n. Can | no
something for yOu!"
"We'd like to have n little talk with
you, Warren" said John. 1T concerns
the bank"
'The bank?"
suddenly Warren by some strange In
tuition knew. rs he had known that the
market would sag. what this untimely
visit portended He felt the blood
leave his face and rush to his heart.
His hands and feet became Icy cold.
He stared stupidity at the visitors. ~
though his faculties were benumbed
"l-l'm pretty husy tonight" he said
Cant you put 1t otf until MOnday?"
think we'd better talk Il over now.
Warren John answered.
The sense Of shock seemed to pass
away The cashier threw the door
wider open I" admit them. Come in
~ said quietly. They entered. and he
closed and locked the door behind them
Then he slaughtered up. all cOmposure
% face them
I'll have to ask you to he brief I'm
preparing some papers for Senator Muir
cheli and Mr. Hampden. and they'l, he
here soon
I'll come right to the point" John
answered Warren. l want to sp.,
che books of the hank. I've heard that
you are carrying Il good deal OF worth
less political paper and that the bank
70 IN danger want to verify or dis
prove that
Ihats absurd. The bank Is per
fectly safe. And. OF course. we can [
let yon see the books Yon aren't
even stakeholder and have no in.
forest In them
Warren" said Haig hastily. putting
his hand on the cashiers shoulder -
beg you to do as he asks. We're here
In wholly friendly way And. Of
course the hank In sound Yon eau
rely on Dnnneade and the to do aiS,-
Jutely nothing. in that case. to harm it
| Warren shook his head You ought
TO know that it Is out Of the question
"Then." said John regretfully. IN
have to subpoena you to appear with
~ books before the grand jury on
0onday." He drew forth two docu-
O0En- oas of which 10 gave to Blake
Ito be continued.)
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given that . GER
tain mortgage, executed ana delivered
by Andrew upland and Theresa OPP
land, hls wife. Mortgagors, to n. r.
Murphy. Mortgages. dated the Goth
day OF Sept. lSAl, ana iiled for record
in the once OF tue Register Of Deeds
Of the County Of Ward and State Of
North Dakota, on the 5th day Of Octo-
Der. 1911, and recorded In Book Is Of
Mortgages at Page 237, will be FORE
closed by a sale Of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter describ-
in the. County Of Ward and State Of
North Dakota, at the hour Of o'clock
P. NJ, on the 9Th day Of June, A. D.
1918, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day of sale. The
premises described in such Mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows. viz:
The South East Quarter OF Section
Twenty Two, Township One Hundred
Fifty Three, north, Range Eighty Six,
west.
And said mortgage having paid a
past due interest coupon on prior
mortgage on said land in order to pro-
tect this mortgage in the sum Of $50,
due Oct. /, 1912, and having also paid
the taxes on said land for 1911 and 1912
in the sums Of $14.S7 and 1888 re-
spectively, said sums are included in
this foreclosure.
The whole sum secured by this mort
gage having been duly declared due
and payable, There will be due on such
! mortgage at the date Of sale the sum Of
Two Hundred Fifty Nine ($25s.00) DOL
lars.
M. F. Murphy,
Mortgagee.
Perry S. johnson,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
4.27-t6
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sting. Not until the event
until Benton county. his own neigh
bors had repudiated bin could be
measure the hurt. There was one thing
which he would do deep down within
him was the unworded resolve that Il
should be bis valedictory.
There's something" he told Haig. q
week after the primaries. that has
bsen haunting me-"
And he told the other what Sheehan
had said concerning the bank
"Well, what business IL It Of yours
You aren't the guardian of the public
morals. Even II you want to be. the
people have Just clearly declared that
they don't Keep ont of what isn't
your affairs"
"But I'm still district attorney"
"All right. II anything happens or
any one makes official information be.
fore the end OF your term. prosecute"
"But understand my duty to include
uncovering crime as well as prosecut
ing what others expose. I'll ask Blake
TO let me go over the books"
HE won't let you. of course.
IAere'd be a crash"
Fl think he WILL" said John thought
fully. III nothing Is wrong. Especially
when he understands that. IL be
doesn't, I'll subpoena him with the
books before the grand Jury. II there's
nothinE wrong. there will Do no crash.
But have friends who have money
and stock In the bank. And II our
political hank history In repeating Itself
hey and the public havs the right to
Know Il. III.
"John," Haig argued earnestly. don't
ron do II. Haven't you had enough
what's tho me Of making more trou.
be and euemiea for yourself7~
II know. John said patiently. .l'vs
gone over all that. This II my last
crusade. But II goes through. BE-
cause. II there's anything amiss, now
b the time for II to come out. while
Il can help Jerry Brent
'4Great Scott! Have yon still faith
n the people? Don't you know what
they'll do. II you uncover anything?
5ust sni6 dalntlly around and then
walk OF to vote for Sllerrod or len
kins or whoever the gangs n0ml-
nate. ! think Il very possible that
things aren't straight at the hank.
But I like yot and like Warren
Dlake-he's gtnd friend OF yours.
tso-ane don't want to zee him In
trouble Besides !" he grinned. none
q my money II deposited In the
hank. y
us that all you have to offer for the
dsfense7 lf It is-are you coming
along to help me or not r.
II suppose" Haig grumbled. IN
lave to. You need q guardian angel"
+ 30 1t happened that ut critical time
81 the fortunes OF the bank and It's OH.
caFs John and Haig ret out on their
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60 ysv want 10 knew, voted fur him.

~ yeu want 70 know, voted fur him.
Ths paroxysm spent itsslf. Hs dung
hinself. painting and still glaring, Into
. chair. The telephone rang 10
PAID no attention TO L Ii.
The clerk. trembling. opened The
door. you're wanted On tbs long DE-.
lanes, Mr.. Hampden. It's
- won't talk to thsm!. Hamp6sn
Gnarled back. 3 5.3
The clerk withdrew. thsn reappear-
a .Beg pardon. MI. Hampden," be
ons1sted timidly. 'but it's Mr.. Blake
of New Chelsea. he says hs must
talk 10 you"
can right" Hampden caught up
\ ~ Telephone. He waited until the
click told him that the clerks receiver
hal been hung up. then snapped: This
= Hampden. Whnt do You want
Tho precaution was unnecessary
Ths message was strangely worded
e would have meant nothing to an
outsider. Rnt Hampden had the key.
He hung up the receiver. And for q
moment he allowed himself to Be
beaten down. Fear before danger To-.
CURED in the heat OF battle and now
become Imminent. terrible. through the
folly OF another. oustcd rage. Mere
defeat. bankruptcy, paled before this
new penalty which he must pay. And
fear steadiefl him. cleared his brain
Ho wasted no time In futile regrets
i HIS mind Iarted hither and thlther.
swift and calculating. pondering and
rejecting a hundred avenues OF escape
I from the peril which must be averted
bsfofe he could set out to recoup his
losses. There was no thought Of sav.s3
- Warren Biake- only hImself.