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The Butler weekly times., 1913-05-22
Stole Airship and U. s. Guard

Nogales, Ariz., May 19.-The war
aeroplane which crossed into Mexico
near Naco last night was the same fly
ing machine confiscated by United
States federal officials two weeks ago.
The machine has disappeared from a
ranch between Tucson and this point
and with ii disappeared Reuben Hop
kins, United States deputy marshal
of Tucson, who was left to guard the
air craft.
The machine, in sections, was TAX
EN- in three motor cars south to the
international line and safely crossed
in daylight late yesterday. With it
went high power bombs Of the gravi-
'ty contact type that the insurgents
expect to drop on the federal gunboat
Guerrero, which lies in Guaymas
tHarbor, ready to assist the garrison
Of the town in defending the only re-
manning point in Sonora state held by
the central government
The disappearance Of the aeroplane,
supposedly safe in the keeping OF the
federal officers, late today led to q
search for the missing deputy mar
'shal. It is ASSERTED that he was. kid
mapped. The Mexican customs col,
hector Of Nooales, Sonora passed the
incident with the remark:
1t cost Us 4 lot Of money, but We
got It :,
The aeroplane, : S-passenger 80
hcrsS IT biplans, w1s held Two
4weeeo - when Didier Massom and
81 mechanic, Thomas Deans, began
sef ftino up the machine III Rike' Ranch.
twenty milss beloN Tucson. Mason
NJ neane escapsd uith soms necea-
- "a TArss of IA NJ 81 III "a ~ wss.
Z 81 loluf illat stilI ~ c(lf aero0 o0lane'
IN smua 4 M re lins.
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Grammar School Graduation

The Grammar School Graduation
exercises were held in the auditor
ium of the High School building
Thursday night, and delightful
and literary program was
rendered by the young folks, before
a large audience of parents and
friends.
w. F. Duvall, president of the
Farmers Bank made the youthful
graduates an interesting and instruc-
tive talk.
Those graduating were:
Webster School.
Ellsworth House.
Walter House.
Lester Dudley.
Eddie Campbell.
Merlin Fields.
j. c. Garrett.
Kenneth Kroff.
Sam Allen.
Kendall Patton.
Edwin Roster.
Alva Jones.
Norton Seelinger.
Veon Broyles.
Oleta Scott.
Eula Allen.
Kate Henry.
Nylene Prewitt.
Juanita Holloway.
Mae Wainwright.
Gertrude Vannoy.
Gladys Wear.
Jessie Starks.
Rettia Kerrens.
Washington School.
Helen Hulen.
Mabel Clark.
Anna Wells.
Nadine Reavis.
Nellie Clark.
Thelma Debow.
CAME Sells.
Blanch Stuffing.
Pearl French.
Nellie Bailey.
Almond Duvall.
Leslie Duvall.
Leonard Bernhard
Harley johnson.
Cloyd Allen.
Bryan Clark.
Emmett Hartwell.
Dennis Swartz.
Frank Voris.
Ross Miller.
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Mulberry and Western Bates.

Mulberry and Western Bates.
Mrs. &. C. Pahlman and daughter,
Emma, were trading in Amsterdam
Wednesday. ..,
Gill M. Walker, the contractor, and
helpers are busy on Frank Hennon's
new house.
G. B. Bohlken, one of Homer town.
ships leading farmers and stock
raisers renews for The Times.
The concert and ice cream supper
at Amoret Thursday evening was
success. A large crowd was present
and music was furnished by the Null
berry Hayseed's, Amsterdam Gornet
Band and the Amoret Band.
George H. Pahlman, the popular
assistant cashier of the Bank of
Amoret got a goody goody spell
Thursday and Friday evening and
drove out to the w. F. McKibben
home ip the evening and did the
chores for Mrs. McKibben while Mr..
Mckibben was in Kansas City.
There will be an ice cream supper
at the Liberty school house Thursday
evening, May %. The Amsterdam
Band will be on hand to furnish
music.
Mrs. A. j. McChessney and daugh-
ter, Nella, were shopping in the coun-
ty seat Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Mitchell from
across the state line were trading in
Butler Friday.
1t begins to look to us like "John-
ny" had been tied up, for we have
failed to see his notes. Uncle Ed,
don't lay off on us that way if it is a
little warm.
Mrs. O. M. Drysdale of Amoret
was a county seat visitor Friday.
Mrs. v. w. Walker and daughter,
Edith, were shopping in Butler Fri
day.
Homer township had the honor of
having three graduates in the Butler
High School this year, Mr.. Roy Shes
Ter and the Misses Mildred Payne and
Patite McAninch.
Those attending the graduation ex-
ercises at Butler Friday evening
were: Mrs. A. c. Payne, son Herold
and daughter Faith, Mrs. C. w. Me-
Aninch and two children, Mr.. A. H.
Shesler.
Claude Norwood and Chris Meintz
drove over to Butler Friday.
Dr.. ]. c. Sageser will be a reader
OF The Times the coming year.
Squire H. K. Dykman, wife and
daughter Minnie and son George
rwere callers at Frank Bohlkens
Thursday evening.
r. Q. Grant traded his farm for the
u. w. Rogers stock Of groceries Sat
urday. G. R. Bowman, the Land
Man, making the deal
II. y. c., Z. ~ rr,a,,.,,cr< Ind &
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Christian Endeavor Convention

The Third Annual Convention of
Bates County Christian Endeavor
Union will be held in this city at the
Presbyterian Church, May "A and Is.
The opening meeting will be on
saturday evening at 7:30 p. m. The
Devotional service will be led by Miss
Nellie Smith ots'Butler. The Wei
come address will be given by E. E.
Carson Of Butler and w. D. Whit
ney of Amoret will respond. The
address Of the evening will be given
BY the State President Frank Lowe
Junior On DUTY and a Twentieth
Century Program. A social hour
will Be held at the close Of the meet
ing. HI .3a s
On Sunday morning at Z q. M, q
Quiet Hour service will be led by
Miss Isabel Watson. Rich Hill.
In the afternoon At 2:l6 i Devotion
al service viii be conducted by Miss
Bonnie Wolf Of Virginia. The adj
dress Of the afternoon will be deliv-
cred by Dr.. G. H. Ticknor on Train
ing. 4
The evening session will convene
at 6:46. The Devotional service viii
be led by. Dr. +. f. Moore of Amoret
and Miss Bertha Seelingsr of Butler
wili have charge of TIE Endsavor
hour. Z
E AZ The regular worship hour 500
p. d. Among the eEetcises Of the
evening Vim be u Illal Hon Ser
|vics A. III n1w County clilcers. This
Win bs in rlsfps u t1he pastcr d the
church II y y the svsning
% Ftlf u me will i ollvefed by
m. a 0illkl pl ~.
q g.
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THIS STUDENT
IS REMARKABLE
DEAF. DUMB AND BLIND HE WILL
GRADUATE FROM SCHOOL.
Is Proficient IN Mathematics and Has
Mastered Several Studies.
viii Make Ruqs.

= '.ltl Spafch O" the Intelligence
COLtMBCS. o. June 2-Lesli.
Oren. who Is deaf. dumb and blind h,,
case perhaps being the most inter
esting OF rs kind IN the world next
10 that OF Miss Helen Keller. viii ha
given a diploma his week a; III,
state school for the deaf. where he
has studied for 15.ycars.
Tho hoy vas normal until he VAS
100 years and a half old. when he
was stricken with spinal meningitis,
which left him blind. deaf and dumb
He IS 10Y nearly 2o yeara old Ha
has had only TWO teachers He baa
studied arithmetic. aIrehrn. plare
geometry. Latin. history. physics
physiology. language and English In
erafurc and o. on Of tho most skur.
ful members ~ tho school In IN.
gymnasium
'ren has learned 10 spe1k IN .
united degree and can read from the
lips Of those Vi'a whom no IL ar.
quaini'f l., placing the tips OF hi,
fingers ON them
The youth viii take up the maxim,
~ ruf9 o. coon ae i. o. Erndnafnd
nrd hopes later to l.ll-.. IA .l.fcr
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RESINOL HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA

Don't stand that itching eczema tor
ment one day longer. Go to the near
est druggist and get "A jar Of ReSinol
ointment M a cake OF HesinOi SOAP.
Battle tne eczema patches with Resi-
mol Soap and hot water. dry. and ap-
ply a little Resinol Ointment. The
~torturinG itching and burning stop
instantly. you no longer have to dig
and scratch. sleep becomes possible.
and healing begins. soon the ucly.
tormsntirE oruptions disappear com
pletely ana for good.
Rcslu"i Is not an experiment u Is
q doctors prescription which proved
- wonderfully successful for Nin
troubles that u has been used by 9TH
81 doctors an over the country for
eighteen years. NJ other treatment
:or the skin now before The puhii" can
show such q record % professional
arprovai. Every druggist sells Rest
no! Ointment and R-Sinol Soap. but
ym' can test them at our expense.
Just write 20 Dept. as Rcsinol. Bal
tlmore. Md. and we Will send you a
generous trial by parcel post.-Adv.
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GOVERNOR HATFIELD AND SEN
AroR OLIVER TO MAKE PRIN.
CiPAl ADDRESSES.
Class This Year Numbers Ffty.two
Cisss Day and Field Day TO BE
Held. Ba~ccslsureate Sunday.

The most successful year in the his
tory OF Bethany college will close
With the annual commencement, June
s-l2. The enrolment during the pas,
year has been the largest In the his.
tory OF the college. The new depart,
ments OF Domestic Science and Agri
culture are proving quite popular and
are drawing a large number OF stud,
euts. Governor II. ID. Hatfield OF IVES,
Virginia. and Senator George T
Oliver. OF Pennsylvania. are to be III.
cnief speakers for Commencement,
Day. The exercises OF Commence
ment week open with the B~accalaure
ate sermon on Sunday morning. June
:. at IL a. m. The Baccalaureate ser
mon viii be preached by Presiden,
Thomas Z. Cramblet. The annual ser
mon 20 the Christian Association viii
De preached on Sunday evening. hy
Pref. A. P. Finley. OF tho Thomas ";
fniIllps Bible chair A. : 30 d. m
on Monday. the las; Chapel servic,
TOT the year will be held. Final adj
dresses by the president and mcmbor.
OF The Faculty and visitors will be do
ivered az this Chapel service Al ,
p. m. on Monday the ilfley Orator,ca.
contest will be held. In ibis con,es,
si1 young men will compete FOR prizes
10 Rold offered nv Dr.. Earl Wilrey
OF Warrington. d. c.
Field Day.
Inc neld day exercises will be held
on Tuesday. June 10. at . 80 a. m
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p D. Tow 81 aI We jaime. Klre - ai.
tct''i orI 1IeTit-ri nf costs 81 PLAIN
Hr NJ -nt isr ta jacob snyder - o..
d4sfftut M ordered
'ett i'~vait ~ ~ J. Potts - a..
i~ffffIuuIf.r ordered
N'rr.' f'a'fr .a Andrsw y Sienfu.
SUIT f.r = r f.D fH.ue Of houaehnii
s"oa 1ni ~ I.i. apparel he converted
o. rif nWr Uaa
Frfrk r ft,f 80 Zana VI Wood. a.
NOr.t trHe ~rfttrI
'f.Ifrr ~ Robinson ry III SIN " o.
" 1fm.r. lnNf. Hrrf.f Transcript from
ot 90 ~ Justice blackburn.
IHnN tIIsI10. u blind fg~r operator -
Fuulf finli TOW uaIlr WHO Vas caught
nnf frcl WIS llnw fn rie \ retIfion
in error iu court. hH. use fHu much rrsfa
for livery hlrs W1s taxed un. nfrarfa e
reIurtf Tor "a r-cuffnuanrr was refused
hnrqTar too man feruftes prre IN.
g1roi fnf because Interpreters we're nos
.htrgrf o. a. vrifnaFare
Tho rNuufr HIe refused 90 unv court
COFfe Incurred 90 canton bod a. haheaa
corpus Dlsr hcfure probate COURT M ffe
raer n Io.u ~rfIf-f ~ 81 rIcrrarf
township ~" vas gwen ID tear ir 80
~worhNousr lN squire Nofur Tho state
ierHf fWtut rriI fl1f euUI COSTS would
have fu Ie PAID It star. st.frft aa u
O. 81" Hfr fu" .aN.rE H u-H~NHnn.a
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Chadyside. o.; Frances Nclma Rode.
fer. Shacyside. o.; John Kinley
Tener. Wheeling. W. Va: Harriet
Wolfe. Bethany. W. Va; Robert
Houston. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Bachelor OF 6cience-Ernest Emery
Harmon. Washington, d. c.: Archie
Winter Llnville. West Alexander.
Pa: William Shuttleworth. Aurora.
W. Va.
Bachelor of philosophy-Frank Lin.
ton. Mingo Junction. o.: Mary Edna
NcMsster. Charleroi. Pa: Jacob
West Mitchell. CharlerOi. Pa. Mary
Emily Perry, Bethany. W. Va: Emma
L. Streater. Washington. Pa: VII
liam Edwin Wells. Newell. W. Va.
Bachelor OF literature-Earl Biddle,
Wellsburg. w. Va: James Ronald
Glenn. S~tonevillc. n. c.: Margaret
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Elizabeth Hurt. Pounding Nils. Va;
Daisy Lee Ramsey. West Union, W.
Va.
Bachelor OF arts. ministerial -
Ralph Elliot CGrman, Upionport, O.:
Moody Edwards. Martinsburg. W.
Va; Jesse Albert Hall, Baltimore,
Nd: John Clinton Pryor. warwood,
W. Va; Roy Euge,s Simms. Ira.
verse City. Mich: Ernest Hunter
Wray. Martinsville. Va.
Bachelor OF music-Mary Bell
Ewing. Mt. Vernon. o.; Kathcryn
Jack. Hubbard. o.; LA Spore, Min.
erva. ..
Master % music-NIary Belle Ewing,
Nj. Vernon. o.; LA Spore. Minerva. -.
Of pedagogy 49, Helene
beaumont. New Cumberland, W. Va:
Halle Adella Baird. Elm Grove. W.
Va. Garda Bachell. Bethany. W. Va;
OliNer A. Doak. Deep Valley, W. Va ;
Margaret Elizabeth Hurt, Pounding
Mills. Va. Mildred &. Meriwether.
Nashville. Tenn. Anthony II. Palmer.
l.~eeSville. %. Hazel BeryI Phillips.
bethany. W. Va. Frances Aiildre d
Riggs. Wellshurg. ". Va: &. Carl
I'csse>. Wheeling. ". Va: Merle Tru-
deau. M~ounds,ile. W. Va.
English Observation-Disclosures Morgan
Flax, J~etcrsonvill-. o..
ENpression-Amclia Gerke. Union
town. Pa. Elva Fern Mann. Lodi. o.;
Ec@iah lane Fair. WellShurg. W. Va.
Domestic art-E!izaheth Armstrong.
Bethany. ". Va. Roberta Tinsicy.
Bethany. W. Va.
Domestic scicnce-Helcne Beau
mont. N-v Cumberland. W. Va.
bookkeeping George Il. Bowers.
'hrat Haven. Pa. Howarl 9. Roscr-
berger. Tiffin. o.. IRA Errctt Rodgers,
Bethany. W. Va
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BETHANY COMMENCEMENT TO
BE HELD THURSDAY JUNE 70

The annual meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees will be held at . o'clock. A
baseball game between Bethany ana
h Pittsburgh Collegians at 1 D.. m.
AT . p. m. the young ladies' OF the DO
mestic Science Department will serve
r dinner TO the Board OF Trustees. At
: p. m. the president and Mrs. Cram.
blet will tender a reception to tn,
trustees. faculty. students and all
visitors. On Wednesday. June II. az
8 a. m. class day exercises will be
held on the beautiful campus and at
$50 p. m. there will be another cama
betveen BETHANY and the Pittsburgh
C~ollegians. The annual concert OF
the Musical Department will he xiv.
en- at s p. m.
On Thursday. June u, NJ Q a. m.
the annual commencement proper will
be held. In addition 10 The salutatorv
and valedictory. ten young men ami
women from the graduating class will
deliver orations. At 1 D.. m. on com.
mencement dav there will be n game
OF baseball between the bethany col.
lese team and a team from the
alumni At s p. m the anniversary of
the ~Adelphian Literary Society will
be held. Music will he furnished bv
Meis;er's band, OF Wheeling W. Va.
There are ffty-two of these 70 re.
ceive degrees. The names and ad.
dresses ~ the graduates with the de-
grees received are as follows.
Graduates and Degrees.
Master Of art-Edi;h Zoe Mercer.
Rudolph. o.: Nerna Mercer. Rudolph.
o. Ebenzsr Lee Perry "A.
Va: John Kinley Tener. Wheeling.
W. Va.
Bachelor Of arts. class.cal-Flva
Fern Mann. Lodi. o. Verna Mercer.
Rudolph. O.. Onward Allen Rodefcr,
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ELEcTloN

The ballots Tor tho election ~ dele
rn'o- fn thc convention ~ railway
tra'nmcn. .u connection with the Re
LEY Department. On be held az tho
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Notes.

Mrs. Gr1cc Mct1riiand was visiting
her parents. Mr. snd Airs. Lzicr Car
pcntrr iast week.
frank Stevenson. travelling for the
Mckee cigar Tomp3u.. was a bust
ness caller IN towns
several of thc GLASS house boys arc
going camping on Fish creek. m nre
making preparations for a good time.
There were several oUt-of-tOwu
people in for the Decoration Day cX-
%eTcises. hut the bad day kept the
crowd down.
Frank Phillips who lNcs near Rock
LICK. had the misfortune az having
hts barn struck ~ lightning and
burned. With all its contents.
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eriue q stuii 70 years ~ s~tsuhsrvife
NORRIS s AlNrrrh. IS vcarf. an
Ni' VI Jarrett De- gears ~ stsuhen-
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To ~ TIITI - =" ~ m|f IN W""-
dr' HrI organize vIfr Grorsr - Ifrrr,
ar r.e.'.+f .ff1 20 ErfU.fn ua VICE
rffrifsrf
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CIosrd Dawn

The Patterson Nindo Glass Com
panN's plant has closed down foT he
uInmcr lar-on. and repairs will be
mad on thu tam COR tn, FIRE which
starts his fall.
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Fori PIT Hotel Pittsburgh. June q
and q have heen received by The 10
COZ n a ~ employees The election
VIII be hold next week. one delesafs
heinz elected from each divi-ion.
There ere nine candidates for election
from Tho Wheeling division.
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That's o fine chnunesur vouvs GOT .
were t-0U. -u1Sa
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ming when the home team punched
hits on Smith for three runs. The
second game was called in the third
inning on account Of rain. with the
score to I In favor Of Cameron.
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Several people from here took in
the excursion To Wheeling Sunday M
went 20 h Park. anc all reported a
fine time.
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. D. Tow 81 aI vs James Klre - %
''i 'nI iIeTi.~'i at ,rs'1 ~ riair
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Florence Scannell. bafled by the
locked door, gave Donahus a smile full
of meaning, and turned and stood
against the bar. His elbows rested on
II. his back toward Donahue.
some one inside, who mad heard with
out understanding those efforts to enter.
unlocked the door. With that Florence
ScanneA's four followers made rush.
The entrance Of the four fell like fear
upon the lawbreakers. There was a deal
of commotion. the door through which
the four had rushed being closed In the
stampede.
John Scannell, when speaking of Dom
ahue's death. spoke Of that riot In
Donahue's rear room. SAID he
~ had met Florrie only a block or
two away, and didn't wholly understand
his purpose In going to Donahue's. When
the door Of the back room was opened.
after Florrie had failed to get In. the
four mon with Forrie took 'balesticks
from uHde, their coats and tore into the
mob OF reporters who we're hiding there.
The repeaters weren't nghting back
much. for they were strangers from
Philadelphia and had no notion Of the
strength against them or of their sur
roundings. Florrie's four were cracking
heads right and left, while the repeaters
did thelr best to escape Though doors
and windows.
'Florrle didn't enter the rear room.
rushed In really, to stop the war; wa
afraid II would durt F1orris ut the poils. y
While Florence eeaanslrs aShon6 eeuI
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BY Vie

Hero.
Tiernsy handed him Q BIG automAtio
from his desk and slipped another b
his own back pocket.
IAN you got 10 DO 10 TO saussss H."
no said. Every time YOU equeess II h
sends out Q bullet. Dealt tAts any
chances. When . yssg pulls . gun hs
means business"
Tisrnsy slipped into . wsii.worn over
ana was ready
Take this door" no said. Ut isaAs
to a hail tho reporters don't know any,
thing about. Reillsy and his men Will
slip through here one at . time and ven
be under way without tethss from that
gang"
Adrian and Tisrnsy passed through
the door ana reached freight elevator.
They boarded an express train at Wall
street and In . half hour Wsre ct One
Hundred and Twsnty-ntnth streee.
Adrian's fast machine came W . min
ute after. and In ten minutes more the
last OF Tierney's huskies reported.
or the Jersey side OF the river. Adrian
headed his machine north on the Edge
water road and sent II shooting for
ward at sixty miles an hour
The snow was coming down heavily
and Adrian reduced his speed.
IAN the better for the bad wsathsS. ="
SAID Tlerney. "We'il 10 able to set In
the rouse before they know We are
around"
Ticrney's huskiss, packed In the ca
behind him and Adrian. were crouched
together like % many bis-honed. eager
bloodhOunds being taken to Q trail A.
ter months Of being psnned up.
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Copyright. 1918. BY John A. Mloroso.)
sYNOPaIa OF pRpCEDIN0 CHAPTERs

SxNoesls OF PRpCEDINa CHAPTERS.
Tne Excs.ios Trust Company Building y
v ,.s,. x i,s Beneath ths ruin. =: d:yojt
!ps about hiiion doliars. Tia treasure includes
The TIE pricslss zophar diamond. sh.ons q poiscs
:%pO':% By J;,s. Tisinsyl sS..a ths :Si,nA
X !.s c.iysrly and . wans. y.hopSy hnovn
Known to be In New York. Csi1erly y one q the
master erooks Of t,e century and Slansh Lisde
has Y transported to hi. hons ON the Paissdss
q ~: .o a.sn n s1' :''h n. vsss
a y e M; Psysons rooms: Ti.msy learn:
nansd Adrian vandrlSsl. q sceisty msn. vSc
aies W detective work = . I'D. Adrian tsiss
rooms at the hotel whore CalvGly and Ma rsy-
!on NJ "a Isn:~; .sa,sipt:sSs 'ish r ,,, ~.
ioy. With hS G.iy.iy y troubled BY ths - -:
BY giving. her 500 900 and ordering b.! o start
q once for her home in spain. Nm; P.ytcp r
sadss m.nsion s'anish Lis1is. on ths eve q
iniatuation Tor Mrs. Peyton and Of ths lattsr! .
kidnapping. Lissis tesphonss ssrst mssass 70
Terney,
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were In the rear room. and John Sean
neil was doing all he could to put an
end to their bale-st!ck activities. q shot
rang out In the barroon. John Scannell.
In the rear room. couldn't see and could
only guess the meaning Of that firing
Donahue, SELLING the safe advantage Of
Florence Scannells position and John
Scannelrs absence from the room, had
shot the younger Scannell In the back.
John Scannell wrenched open the door
and rushed In. His eye rested hrst on
his brother. half lying against the base
Of the bar. In front OF him stood a
lesser shoulder-hitter Of the Ring. John
Scannelrs hand sought his pistol-a ib-
calibre Colts. There was a nash: the
Ring shoulder-hitter fell. shot through
the neck.
Through the smoke Of John scan
nslrs pistol came Q broken. husky
vo!ea Jehn. We Doashus." wAispsssd
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By John A. Moroso.

drew from her eorsAGS Ne pistol shs
haA placed there the night before. fol.
lowir9 NiluAiy Der wosnAn'o intuition.
Che hld Ne wsaoos In The toeds Of her
eloah al vent - Ne teos.
"Who y mr. sAs called.
1T = L" oams the answsr IN the
voice Of sis Richard. Are you pre-
two?"
There was silence within.
Core tried to think what was best 70
b done. n she shot him down In his
tracks would she b. able 70 get By he
others In the Aoussf She thought Il
best 70 AoA that ~ the eaSt possible
move and . tssp her weapon hiddsa.
. II have your promise - Q man OF
hoaor not 10 attsmpt 10 Aesm msr' she
asksd shrough the door.
You have"
"You vlli stay saiy . sasrt while end
sn ~. s:?-'sr'
She stepped back from TIE door 80
heard Sir Richard turn The hey.
she watched the door closely - he
key IN the iock.
The ssme courage and control Of
nerves that had MADE her seek through
her spaytmsnt for the Intruder the
niGht that Cir Richard had left her the
zophas diamond stood her In good stead
now.
She sAak IN the nearest chair.
Sir Richard sntsFsd and closed the
door behind him. He remained stand
ips.
II have como to beg your pardon"
he said tnciininS his head toward her.
II DID not dare visit you because you
wsrs being used ~ a trap BY the po-
Nee. Therefore ] had 10 bring you
here. could not b at peace away
from yoo."
The coldnsss was leaving his voics
and the tones assumed increased VI
brancy.
You must understand" he said.
that love you and love you ~ . man
Iof my age loves when there has been
no other woman in his heart"
Cora watched him through lowered
sysiids and tear began 70 creep over
her. Her right hand. concealed under
her o,osk. elung more tightly 70 the
pistol.
He s.sppsd nssrsr her and osnt upon
one knss. resting . hAad a Ne arm Of
her chair.
II shsii not harm you; ! could mol
harm YOU" hs said. II en- putting
myself at your mercy instoad Of yov
being ct mias. I an hsre 70 tell yov
that I havs led . ro6us's Me. that
am a thief. IN outlaw; but that lore Of
you has swspt olsAA ~ he pass aI<
! an AoW not 4ontAoAo Jenny q o.
RishesA 0a,vsslt sss 0gSas. ] a
'osSgin9 but sugAt pstusa e the low
Sfvs yoa u IN ~ sps ~ ever,