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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21
CONFESSES MURDER
OF WEALTHY HERMIT
..v -oaa,sa ,ooss.e srse,., ,..s.o .,s.

Harper Kan. oct 90 Ell Glrard.
% farm hand. 2l years old. confessed
today according 10 Donald Mullen
county attorney. that his brother
Peter Girgrd Frank j Marion and
himself murdered Charles Johnston.
q wealthy reeluso Iu 1903, for the
purpose of robbery They secured mo-
money according to Girard who had
previously served term in the Kan
sas reformatory for robbing John
ston of $1,000.
The Glrards are under arrest here
ana an officer today went 90 Me-
Combs lll TO get Marion. who ls
detained there During "a search Of
the Johnston house. after The crime
officers found $4,000 buried in jugs
cams and bottles The murdorers
had overlooked II.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21

Payne. aged 80. farmer living ton
miles south OF Trenton Killed his
Wife today oud then committed
suicide. A little daughter Witnessed
the shooting of her mother and ran
screaming 10 % ueighbora house.
Payne ana his wife had been sepor1t-
ed aud Mrs PAYNE had refused To
return to her husband
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21
RUSSIA MAY IMPOSE
PR0HIBITIVE tariff {

ST. Petersburg, Oct 2t.-Ihe Novoc
NfomW demands that the government
impose prohI uiec tariff ON AN
American products imported into RUS
sl1 us rcprsal for the American
tmiff regulations Imposing 3 per cent
on goods from countries where no
treaty exists
m nm angry article, the Noyoc
Nremya declares
America has sacrificed its old
friends France and Russia TO tho
Jewish maRn9tes under whom the
heads
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21

Word of headaches by drinking o cup
cfbouIIon between meals, MlSe your
bluHun by dropping an ARMOUR
BOUMLCN CUE iato q cup of hot
,g4ieruaaF.u viii htvea Ieli ions p. H' ot
flsla--H..f Coz lIl.senl with vegetables
aai alsa-.ur
ssfmH'HIue- ar.c7rafHg-4sfoH.Hg
IH bHEe 1f D., Do uud 200
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21

/ dl the Nlly OF SANTA fe, on this f0ur
teenth day of October. A. b 1g1a
HUGH II. WILLIAMS
,oeaiJ ,,.,.. Chairman
Articles of Incorporation of Tina
Haynes Motor Sales COMPANY
Know An Men by These Presents.
That We the undersigned n ord,r
90 form corporation for tha n,,
pose hereinafter stated under ana
.pursgant 70 the provisions of the I,u.
Of the state OF New Mexico do mst.
sign and acknoW ledge these articIo,
Of incorporation and do heroby
certify as follows
FIRST.
The name Of the said corporate,
is and shall Dee "The HAYNES Nofor
Sales Company"
SECOND.
The registered office of the cor.
porauon is and shall Dee at 8Ul West
Central Avenue, Albuquerque. Rer.
nJlillo County New Mexico. ana
Walter WeiumHn is designated dts tba
statutory agent therein and No charps
thereof, and upon whom process
against said corporation may be
served
THIRD.
The objects for which the cornora.
tion is and shall be formed are
CaJ TO buy sell. lease or rent
motor cars, motor trucks and motor
vehicles of any kind or description
also 90 buy or sell supplies of every
kind or character for use in on about
motor vehicles and TO engage IN me-
business of manufacturing or repair
ing parts and supplies for use n or
about motor vehicles of any kind
OBJ TO purchase, acquire hold
own. improve. SELL rent mortgage
lease or otherwise dispose OF lands
Cr any interest therein whether im.
proved or unimproyed, without limit
as to amount or location as may be
deemed desirable. and 20 buy SCH ana
deal In and with merchandise of aI
kinds at wholesale and retail, and 10
establish and maintain one or more
stores, offices. branch houses or
warehouses for the conduct of such
business.
tc1 To enter into. make perform
and carry out any contract or com
tracts with any person or persons.
firms or corporations for amy lawful
purpose. necessary or proper n
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FIFTH
The names and postot3ee ad'
dresses Of the incorporatora and tho
number of shares subscribed fer h'
ea"h. the aggregate OF which D lnt
amount IF the capital stoCA WIN
which this corporation Will com
meuce business. are as follows
Walter Weinman. AlhuquerQua ~
NJ. 1S00 shares. S1,80000
Jacob Wciuman. Albuquerque 81
A., 100 share. 100000.
carrie Wcinman. Albuquerque. N
N.. 100 shares 10000.
Total. 1000 shares amount $1,000
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21

Vol. &C." Mise, of Records 40
County Folio slS. ~ Sald
A. Z. WALKER
Clerk and Reeorse-
state Of New Mexico State Com.
ton Commission Of New Ma
Certificate Of Comparison. Tss.1o.
states of America, State of Nv wv
MeNCO--ss ''N
lt is hereby certified, that the -.
neNed is tull, true and coroeig.nl- gn-
transcript Of the Certificate ~ fF'se
corporation Of The Haynes Nh an
Sales Company. mo 1922 win nv ~
endorsements thereon. as Same 'le
pears on file and OF record In tbo 'p'
flee of the state Corporation co,a
mission.
IN testimony whereof. tho cb.t.
man and clerk of said Compfa',D
have hereunto set their hands ol
affixed the seal OF said CommIssi"-
.at the city Of Santa Fe, on mis- fo"r
teenth day of October. A. ID lglq
HUGH II. WILLIAMS
Attest EDWIN T.. COARb C9I.','l'n. CItrt
Articles of Incorporation of T,.
Haynes Motor Sales Comp1nv
Know An Men by These Presents.
That we, the undersigned u ord..
90 form a corporation for me IN,
pose hereinafter stated under ana
PURSUANT 70 the provisions of the I,u.
of the state of New Mexico do mst.
sign and acknowledge these arficio,
of inCOrUOraUun and do Ea..t.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21

The registered office of the cor.
poraton is and shall De at 30I West
Central Avenue, Albuquerque. Ber.
nallllo County New Mexico. and
Walter Weinman is designated ats tbe
statutory agent therein and No charge
thereof and upon whom process
against said corporation may be
served
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-21

The name Of the said corporate,
Is and shall DE THE Haynes Motor
Sales Company"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17
ACKNOWLEDGE
CONTRIBUTION


colubuS, Ohio, April, IL, 1918
To the MAYOR, Parma, idano:
Denr Sri beg leave to ac-
knowledge the receipt OF contri-
button Of SAT 90 from the citi-
zens OF Parma, for the relief OF
the Ohio food sufferers.
On behalf 81 Governor Cox aud
the people OF Ono. permit me to
thank you. and the cltizens los
their generous and prompt re-
Spouse III our time of need.
Very truly yours,
Ma. Lee Wilson. Treasurer,
Ohio Flood Relief Commission.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17
IN TIL T. MATTER
OFTHE ESTATE OF
MAX J GERDES
Deceased

Pursuant to an Order OF said Probate
Court, made OH the llth Day Of April
1918, notice is hereby given that the
sth day OF May 1918. at 10 o'clock Am.
Of said day at the Court Room OF said
Court, at the Court House in the City
ef Caldwell, County OF Canyon, has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the Will OF Said Max j
Gerdes deceased, and for hearing the
application OF Raymond j. Cluen for
the issuance to him of letters OF Admin
istration with will annexed when and
where any person interested may APP
pear and contest the same
Dated April llth, 1918
d. d. HARGER,
AT 81 Clerk.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

Reclamation.
Department Of the Interior,U 8. Land
Office At Boise. Idaho. March 4, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Oskes
A Caldwell, Of Parma. Idaho, who on
January IS, 1907, made Homestead
Entry No. 1904. Serial NJ. 04245. for
Nwk swl< and swx Nwtl. Section
IL, Townships North, Range Q West,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice OF in
tention 10 make Anal Ave year proof. 10
establish claim 10 the land above de-
scribsd, before Isaac X BesI. u d Com
mi sioner, at Caldwell. Idaho, on the
END day Of April, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses
George q. Case. Thomas Welsh, David
r. Dixon, Thompson Il. Caldwell. all Of
Parma Idaho
WILLIAM BAkDERsTON Register
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

combats between animals Of differ
emf species are a source OF great
amusement among the Japanese. One
OF the most popular contests Is that
between monkey and goose. The
monkey Is tied to one OF the Eooss's
legs. by means Of 4 cord. and both
animals are set down near the bank
OF river. or pond The goose. stand
Ing In dread Of the monkey. seeks for
safety In the water. and the monkey
afraid OF the water. exerts himself TO
the uttermost not to be drawn into It
As a rule, the goose draws the monkey
into the water. and then the cunning
simian sits astride Of the goose, In
equestrian fashion The goose then
tries to dive. and tho monkey pre-
vents her II he can; and 10 the hight
goes on until the spectators tire, and
the animals are released from an un.
congenial companionship
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NViaNE rVh ~ DIVA ilVN
Reclamation
Department Of the Interior, u =
Land Office at Boise. Idaho, March 4,
1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Thompson
Il Caldwell, Of Parma, Idaho, who, on
January 1s. 1907, made Homestead En-
try No 9705. Serial No 0424s, for Eh
Swk Section ~. Township 4 North,
Range . West, Boise Meridian, has fled
notice Of intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, 70 establish claim to the
land above described. before Isaac X
Beal, u. s. Commissioner. at Caldwell
Idaho. on the END day Of April, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses
George q Case. Thomas Welch, David
r. Dixon, Cakes A. Caldwell, all Of
Parma, Idaho. VIZ. BALDERsroS,
3 & All Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

Notice OF Time
and Place APP
pointed for PROV
ing viii, Etc.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

II. n. Stockton aud daughter.
Mrs +. Siarchrr left Moudnv for
Given's Hot Springs, where they
will stay for n while for the bene
fit OF their health
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

At Twelve shan't 90 everything
you command you're only my maldI
At Fif,een--I viii show you l have
little independence OF my own! >
sides. you're only my ssepfather!
At Sixteen-A girl OF my age should
not take such talk from any one, n
even from you. motherl
At Eishteen-Harold, you have -
control over my actions; you are OF :
my fancel
At Twenty-You are only-Ok
wish was back with father
Set.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17
Business vs.. Health.

Those occupations which break
down ...e health an6 croduce prema-
ture decay apd death are essentially
bad. Any business firm which con-
ducts its business without regard to
the health OF its employees is emphat-
ically engaged in the DEVILS employ
Rev Charles Bayard Mitchell. Meth
odist. Cleveland
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

|q.ite IT,.
baseball Saturday, weiser vs.
Parma.
John Steel came in from
Omaha, Neb. this week.
DR.. " +. waldrop and ian iIy
are visiting IN Boise this week.
Miss Marguerite Hickman
spent Sunday with her parents
IN Apple Wiley.
Miss Grace Lang was up from
Apple Valley Saturday and Sun
day.
Alexander has something to
offer the boys. Read his adv't.
IN this paper.
DR.. t o. Humphreys. resident
dentist Office IN bank building.
ground floor. phone AZ.
Born; To Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Sharp. OF Roswell, on Thursday
morning, April nth, a boy.
+. g. WnIther has opened a
shoe shop in the Studebaker
hnilding and IL prepared to do
all kinds Of shoe work.
Misses Mable Fouch. Florence
OMAHA and Marquette Hickman
were Boise visitors Friday and
Saturday.
A splendid time is reported by
all present ut the social meeting
% Ruby Rebekah lodge Satur
day night
Otho Myer, carrier on Route
No 3 has been called to his old
home in Illinois by the serious
illness OF his father.
1t il peculiar how strongly
some people advocate for home
industry and soak the home
printer whenever possible.
II. n. Stockton aud dnnuhter.
Mrs +. Sinrchrr left Mondnv for
Given's Hot Springs. whore they
will stay for a while for the bpne
1T OF their health
twenty nine counts each ask
inl for 500, charging the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad com.
pany with violating the federal
l0-hour law has been filed.
W. B. Mitchell has been atten
ding the meeting of the board Of
county commissioners Mt rald
well this week. The board will
adjourn till Monday.
f. Il. Albertson arrived last
night from Estherville. Iowa.
for a visit with his parents
here. He was accompanied by
his brother-in law. Horace Pullen
of the same place.
The twin daughters OF Mr.. and |
Mrs c. ] Strickland went to On.
tario Monday fora visit at the
hc;;ss OF their grandmother. The
children made the "trip alone and |
will be joined Thursday b, their
mother,
Mr. aud Mrs. A. W Athee re-
turned from their Wedding tour
through the east Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Athee left sunday for
Ontario where he Was joined
Tuesday by his wife The newly
married couple will make their
home in Ontario:
Rev. Harper and family will
leave Monday for a two-months'
visit 10 eastern and southern
points. During his trip he will
attend the General Assembly, at
Atlanta, Ga; the l20th Semi
nary Anniversary, and the 40th
anniversary of DR. Morehead MS
a teacher at Zenia, o.; and the
meeting OF the COMMITTEE on
Missions, at Washington, d, c.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

OF the County Of Canyon, in TIE State
OF Idano
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-04-17

rcuransco, cIenti AIlwpr AVN ss~I
t.t't' ladtud a vice
QUO veoreL 20 , 'AuNu.1 ga
WI rltla spl pt.3 slnl gaIrlro slfru
AZ yp4ul Y 4Nuutt 81 IA 40 a. IsANfl al
~ oers AdsAnl A4fIiu ta1ttilll ouO okl4 lila GA
tlppllns fnu9nuu oul - uou
-Ipuco pstunutl ~ luQ AUl4luu ~ Q,iuN
'ultplNp 50 lpfu-o piq IA - lno nosuo
'uonlpuo, lru1 til % pl1cleo1 oqnl
tfil Pun mo N ~ url uonrmurli
~ ctl taolrn - nm a on VI n11cura
'p9r.ll Apart ~ ~ r,uM pun tul' aii
l'9Ji iuu a. rr rCrQiinI . o.rl
pitnuNuI ~ s-1l ff tousA 'oqnL Il, ID
-rtfnI orl 20 sr r1nlntu OH 10 t3n
-irhp, romtntf - pArnr' "a rn'rrou
fe'ultrp tIu' - frN gu flIo 30 ol1uT
'aps oul - uoi icd porHpe's ottl uarSr
sonnea Asu 90 euonuonddn inool Aq
PaInO % souurO coouyUel
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14

Childish sarcasm seldom Is 30 In
tended Usually /; ia the result O!
the keen. clear iudgmeat springins
from instructive and shstAutancous
realization Of the truth. nat some
times II has cutting ring
Mr.. and Mrs Stuhhs. for instance.
are devoted homo nisssonarica Their
children are we'll used to being told
that highly desirable articles of food
and clothing are lot for them bat for
the Lord, or some ecclesiastical
equivalent, This fact occaaionod little
Jessie's recent sharp speech.
"oh, mother, those cookies smell
good" she cried, entering the kitch.
en- In which her mother vas busted
"Are they for the Young Peoples 90
ciety or the Sunday school pscnic~"
Neither. dear" was the answer.
they are for you"
Jessie. who had forgotten all about
her imminent birthday. was surprised
and delighted
oh, mother" she exclaimed again
her eyes dancing, ARE we really goinE
to have some ourseivesv-
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14
VEIL. ADDS MUCH T0 EFFECT
Selection AZ Material and tts Adjust.
rners Are Matters Of shs utmess
Importance

One rpasca shy tho rrserA wDmAss
s~artslccgai or bourgeois tEvArsably
looks so smart. 10 because Of tap care
With which she selects aud pass on
her yrll Just ucw ahe ia weargng Il
With her tailored hat compilation veil
u aeshretprra Tine mAlsus whirh
from shers distance aoes rot ahaw
at ell, ard which makes her akin ses as
Of dazzling falrrcs& On shis veil In
the center ~ "a thrraallks Gcwer spray
or leaf pattern In etif tone. ls esu.
hFolderrd beauty" Spus In black.
ard the strip u sasss Ia adjusted 40
that The sros strikes sha face VI hevsver
II most becomes ls-~on unp cheek. CD
the chin nr Mt one corner ~ the ua0uth.
This complexion veil. likn many ct
those In aii~over cHenilIrsduttssd or
small hexason mesh Or In fowyr nso.
tifs or irregular mesh, IL drawn elcss-
iy about tho face and It's euax tuck.
ed neatly away under the haIh hrim
at the back
Craaaaie meshes in either bold or
modest floral or scroll pattern. shes.
land aud Chantiliy lace wells. are worn
With elaborate hats about whlch shev
are draped In q flowing. loose maaaer
and their ends allowed 10 fall grace.
fully over the back of the figure.
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14
CHAPTER Xxx.
Molly Tells Her story.

Molly Tells Her story.
Her breath came in a little sob. an,
she sank back on the bench.
For meY How do you meant"
Surely | had every reason TO dis
trust her. TO question her character
aud ! could not believe you realize,
the sort OF woman abe is. | felt 4
my duty to discover her purpose here
and TO warn you II possible"
And syou have sueeocdcd' Yo,
learned her purpose In your inter
yiowy
Not exactly" with regret M,
suspicion was merely stimulated. Tc
tell the truth. we rather drifted lntc
renewal OF our old quarrel How
ever. between what she said, and parts
OF another conversation overheard,
know there Is blaekmailins eonspir
aey on foot In which you are In
Nolved. MAY ! speak very frankly"
u certainly desire IT," proudly. Il
am not aware that have anything TO
conceal"
Apparently the scheme these
people have on foot originated about
Lieutenant Gaskins. lie ls wealthy.
! understand"
Il have been told so: yea. I know
he Is"
This knowledge. coupled with the
fact Of your engagements
MY what'"
Your engagement ! had heard It
rumored before. and Mrs. Dupont ~.
sured me II Was true"
But It is not true. Sergeant Ham.
lin"-lndiguantly. Il cannot imagine
how such a report ever started Lieu.
tenant Gaskins has been very friend.
ly; has" her voice breaking slightly.
even asked me TO marry him. but
but | told him that was impossible
He has been Just as kind to me since.
but there is nothing. absolutely moth
ing between us. have never spoken
about this before 10 any one"
II Hamlin's heart lcaped wildly at
this swift denial, there was 10 eyi
dence OF Il in his quiet voice.
The point Is. Miss Molly. that Mrs
Dupont. and those connected with her.
think otherwise. They are prcsuming
on Gaskins being In love with YOU
Mrs. Dupont can be very seductive.
Little by little she has drawn the Lieu.
tenant into her net Believing him en-.
gagged 10 you, they have him now
whore he must either pay money for
silence or be exposed Just how &,
Sas worked. DO not know. The shoot. I
ng last nisht was done TO convince /
him they were serious. The fact that 4
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14

Caskins later denied tnowi,g xho h,.
assalIants vere--.var antosxorna -
accnso rna--,s abnrs.r, nrno, =, ,t.,.
success He hes,ta,ed wordert.- :.
her ai,onca aWhat rnvx,.s ,,a
q whv Won were nresent"
Present. Wherey~
Al This orarya, WITH cn.,t. -,
ever,rq Az ran nv ,owar4 .h~ "a
~ ,hn shootino RACED go 49, -
AZ tho ansla NJ Tho hnrraot n..,, ~.
rorrso ! have rsrtiorsd ,sn -. =.
po oro That wns whv ,naa. - ~ :. :.
,sur, n a.sa,s nvanl, - -. :. =
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14
VANITY CASES or ODD DESIGN
Manufacturers Have Devised Many
ks~ Ideas fer This lncitpsns-
able Appsnoses.

The vanity cAsc has become %
much part o' . woman outft that
the manufacturers arr d.sco1rrins
g.aGy odd ways for hsr to carr It
To take ouc's Yop dvf pEa Art 10
rouge tron ones hAadhag has become
enmWunplAer nov a vuuAp car 'urf
these ~ her bracelet One % ihs res
iiEd has fslibls Nats c' gold ulfr.
uilh the vanity bOX oa top .s the
shape of 80 oval a.edallloE uUH a
handsome taoHogram
or ths can woAg Il aeaeEd Der ne<k
as a sAuiolr Fascinating vanity psua
ants are shown e ali stysca Ana
rrtoes from slaS eses q rfeBrh les
eify 10 d.Gmoad studded bates 10
b.eker than 8 eh!ias lorke; Among
The uasl porElAr a She sAElsy eases
iof ihe asek are those O! ec}efcd Aas
s.aa saAacI eE a hu&sd cA4ll ,c
nAich
AEa!s. aae wsay eAEty faattF hef
Or ihr cad ot tho rArAsog. or As shs
bead Il BIG hA'pia. dissuist4 -
charm fer her rhAielalne. or svea sfs
"a oac o' the bis bastnEA that otus.
meat her cofsage 6rAreFtea Upo
Eifl. wbo wufo watch On the back
q one riding glove. had tel In sha
other e small FAnlty cAAo sraty fog
I'1slaat pse y beta sas dlsuoanieyt An.
other EjTl has similar case IN tao eH4
Of her crop
Tho ae~ opera barA lresuae a van,
ity box and sA0se that do an. tuAy b.s
supplied wtth them BY small poeEets
krwed to the iuleytcr II tGora
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14

when no trolley or other wheeled
transport can be had. Besides, II you
walk In these days you may be thought
to be deviEwagoniess: and what In
man, woman. life itself without that
shoe OF swiftnessf Old men can re-
member when bicycling was about AZ
common as taxes. DO folks hiayele
now! In less golden OF snobblsL re-
sions. yes. In this uaited States
workmen and old-fashioned folks and
few others: but here again the
people who can afford a Aicyele must
have motor car.--Nex York Sun.
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14
Travellers Hint.

Soine acnsn. wAo sad the Hult
case Of conventional slse often larger
than Is needed for . short stay buy
the stSe sold for ealIdTsas s use These
are much easier 10 carry. and are
often amply sashclehi Women gusng
on ions trip wsil 4ad shs little case
a great convsnieacs 10 bold q fee BE-.
longinss for considerable ahssass
from the supply trunk.
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14

A reddish hFU@a astArv a4skpt. rad.
eea and lsnesi atth tight ayuwn BAstn.
suAass D 0sssy g3fs to shN graduate ar
hFEaa, II /. c0ztasas AZ sxeals3spsy
handpatHsfa cGs glass h0sg5e os
kgypilaa bouquet pertamn. Mna a
small satin rad ot. Egyptian buagmeg
saehet powder. attached To the haaAEa
nf the basket by n*ans NJ uarrux
sasta ribbon The basket lfaslt wfgi
prove permanent esnameus In The
aTrssing iahse. a. a coayenaeEt rx~
certAcis fog srtUketa ostng to sts
g1aadad satin bed
Marble Hill press., 1913-08-14

digging secret tunnel from their hut
TO the beach, AT the end of the tunnel
they followed out a chamber. In
which, with pieces OF driftwood and
little bits of steel and iron smuggied
Into the hut, they fashioned a boat,
the metal being at first used to make
tools and afterwards to form bolts and
rivets
Then with infinite pains they built
an engine to propel the boat. and aft
er laboring nightly for seven years
they completed their task.
Everything was ready except the
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OPENED WAY TO FREEDOM
ingenuity of Prisoners In Effort 10 Es
cape Awakened the Admiration
of Their Jailer.

Amongst the prisoners In the French
convict settlement Of New Caledonia
we're two marine engineers who not
long ago received a pardon-strange
as 1t may seem--for making a daring
and ingenious attempt TO escape
Living together In the same hut,
these men were engaged for years In
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provisioning OF the vessel. when they
were betrayed by feliow-convict to
whom they had eonfided their plan
But 30 impressed was the French com
mandant By their marvellous energy.
skill, and patience that he managed
after year to obtain q pardon for
them.