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mir elmer frau30iiiheu 3eitihrift:
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1000 5rdnt be3ablen. 0a ibr bic
Summe Inn Womeut ntht our Berfiia
ouna itdno, berietb sr iib nit eiuisen
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tam ihn niht barum bitten" GtHer
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aomponiiten 5eine's 9erIesenbeit Dor,
uno oisTer fanote ibm bic geunnfhte
Gumms nit einem perbiHbItheH
Gdreiben. Wfebrere Tuse corauf fam
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fab, tpie nieIer i'm 9egriff mar. einen
snnifbeu Qufiot qeaeu Weeperheer siI
chreiben. lin 9ottes tpi[leH!" ritf
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naau fagsn2!" ga. tpse unnih oenn
anoers!" enteeeenste Der Dfhter.
.Wenn ih ibn isst lobe. tuIrte Wens
srbeer sIGuben, i'd Iisss-mia be'
sabItH!"
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BON Ser Gtanoaro Iiittling 60. Serr
9lIerouber aIein BON Der Gliding 8nl.
Len GiItiIling 60. IN Gooiugton, tritt
f,eate init ictner Satin ebeniaas cine
GuroporeiIe an nno 3tpar ouf 0em
3ampfcr Oceanic" Der Deitte Don
9teu gDorf nad). 2inerpool III Gee
ael,t Serr 2eopplD Soerner, gorIte1er
0es auslpdrtigen 3epartemerts Ger
4sropioent Sapina5 8anf uno Iruit
60, bat Die ReiIegeiegeHbeit Der 8e.
nonnteu permitted.
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Gtage bic Gumme bon $50. Gbenio
itabl berfelbe aus Dem 3imnier bon
glifdbeth Gong, bic In oerfelben etage
tpchnt. ben 8etrag bon $4.
Gin 4utomobilfreunb perfhpano
geItern abeno NIT bem 9offs50ff bes
6. Z. ylenre, bon go. 944 2ennoI
4Dsnue, tpelhes berfelte Dor Dem 9es
b1ube Der llniperIitdt an Der Clifton
apsnue unbeauffidtigt eelafen bate.
DDS 4uto trug Die Gi3ensnummer
44,oO0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
gluslanD. telegraph
Die engIif6en Suffru,
oettsn BON 5rauen oers

gelteH D u y ut ps y
oammt
garis, 6. Suni. Rabome Sules
Snqfriss, Gattin zines friiberen frans
sofiiten MiniIters uuo grdiioentin
0<r fransoiiihsu MISUNDERSTANDING
Don srauen, perbammt in idarfer
gBetfe bic 1attiten Der itreitbdren
SuIfrassttsu. Sn sinsm am Greitag
perpffentIi6ten Suterpietp fproh iis
Iid in oeatIi6er Weife iiber ods Grs
eiauiB bel benz Dsrbprnnen in Gps
iom aus, fpo 5rI. gmAp Witoins 0as
piIpu fb Dor oos 9fero oes aoniss
geprg mari.
,8iele 3e!esdtsn gum internGtionaIen
5rauen aonsrsb. Der ieBt in garis
taet, tDHnen ioIte Wanifeftationen
niht ibarf gsnug peroommen," fdgte
Msaoame Sieefrieb. Die itreitbdrsn
Suffragetten benebmen Itch fpieDabns
Iinnioe unb ibre .unperfhdmten uuo
aefdbrIihen 9emonitrotiDnen fiigeH
Sen israuen ben srDbisn S6aben 81.
gs oiebt in England pie in 5rantreit
aablreids sSrauen, bic ibrs 3iele In
usrniuftigsr. anftdnbissr Deiie per:
foleen unb obne sinsn 8eriu6 81
MAIDEN, bic aufnNrtfdmseit auf i'd
All lenien. DIE MsitteI, su oenen oi'
enaliIben Streiibarsn ibre 3ufluh
nebmsn, fino 0ansfpuritereien uni
MAIDEN una Groiien Dor Der Welt ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
9ladIid,e sleiie.

Serr q. G. Cohen un0 Saniilie.
ssirma The Tan Cohen Co., tritt
tleuie pom 8oItcn aus auf benz Tam.
pier Cincinnati" DIE 9ieiie iiah
Soubura on. Ter Gannpier ~eIeDe.
lamb. iritt belite Don giap Dorf aus
0ie Meiie naf SonIburg an uno inter
jeinen gofiaeieren beiin0en iif) Die
aerren Gborles Str1uS pom Der 6ir.
ma Senrp Gtrrsis uno Snecb gIod
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Seutid,er slla. 4rot. @aiieuuersiH.

gm Sonntag 9tabnlittag INN 5lpe'
llhr finbet i'm Ieutid}eu slugeEuein
grpteitantiid,en g9aiienbauie, an Der
SiabIano sloeuue, Die oierteliabrlihe
8eriaumllmg be$ 0eiltif,en alse-
nein GroteItantiiten @aiierloeretas
jtntt. Gelegentlid oteier 8eriamnI'
luna peroen cine Neibe BON Dtttlgen
GeIdyditen sur grIebigung aeIangen
0arllnter in eriter SInie Die Serdnoe'
RING Der aonititlttion uno ptiolge'
ocIien lit Die ampeienbeit iamhltIihcr
gdtgIieoer oringeno ertpainltr.
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Usdbunts7.8 grpgent GROCER ais irkl
Wlai porfgen sSabres.
Dse Musfubr bon Weissn aus beRf
Der. Gtdaten nnb Canada belief fds
tpdbrenb Der Wohe auf z ,561 ,259 @u. /
geqen 6,003, ,357 gu. in ooriger mote I
unb aeqen sos, ,693 8u. IN Der furs
refponbirenDen Wohe bes portgen |
eSahres.
Die 3ubl Der 8unterotte bslieF1
fih p6brenb Der Moteein befr 8er.s
Gtaatsn auf 236, segsr .257 III bers
forreIponotrsuben Do6e I'M roriaen
Sobr; unb in Ganaba duf 81 fgegen Is
I'm portsen Sabr.
8antfrn6 im U&tTT r1rrf. :
ct. 2ouis, Mo., g.. Ssuni. Die
9snniscot Gountp 9ant in Garrus
| Itbersbtae, Wio., bat bic Sbiirer ges
| fdloffen un6 befinoet fi3 in ben Sdnz
ben oes Gtaats 8dut S9ommiTdrs.
Sohn $. Cunningham, Der grdIis
bent Der 8ant, Iagte. ouB eirtGefisit
bon tpenigftens 100000 entbedt
tDorben fet unb ftb bielsi6t ouf
$250,000 ftelen tpiiroe.
Der gr0Bte SbeiI bes 0eFi8ttsy ents
fdllt duf ben gountD=SSonbs. Der
&oFirer u. 6. stnole berlieB Eorrus
thersoi1e am Gamitag, urb ols er am
Uetttpoh nod niht 3uriidgetebrt NOR,
tpuroe cine 1lnterfu6ung feiner Biz
der por9eHommen. Cine Sruft CONS
pam 1T organiTtrt tporben, um bic ans'
| gelegenbeiten Der 8dnt 3u liquiotren
unb bic Depofitoren ob8ubesdblen.
| @tre 5anbelsfirma, an tpelher Der
permtbte Rafftrer ftnau3ieu interefTirt
mar, giug tpdbrenb bes Sdges in bic
5dnoe zines UtaFeDerpoIters uber
| Der aampf gegsn ben 8 o4
bdttr uft.
]. Rem Yort, 6. Suni.-Mlebr als
/. ! 1000 unabbdngige 2abatbdnbler tn
Zen gort uno gletp cSerfep ba6en ben
9enerulanipaIt Md4epnolbs erfuht,
ben pro3eB gsgen ben SabdttruIt ptes
Der auf3une6men. Die unabGngigeI
= ltusrben hierin BON anoeren unubbdnz
. gtgen Srganiiationeu in Bottom,
: gIepelano, gbicago, WtinneuppIis,
, SdIt Cafe gitp, Butte, San Srana
/ cisco. 2oS 2lngeles uno Nep Orleans
{ unteritiibt.
3 Die 1lndbbdngiqen ertIGren, bag
z bob IuflDIun95petret bes 8unoesges
: ritts erfolglOs geipeien fei, bd Der
8 5ruIt fid in pier md6tige &orporas
Il tionen getbeilt babe, bic einanoer nthi
r nur tetne &onturren3 mahten, ions
bern pfFenbar nah tpie DOR 3uIdmmen.
T arbstteten; bab man in Der Sbut jett
e anitatt NIT etnem, nit pier Sruits 81
t. rehnen bobe.
n 9elo fir bic Spfer be,
9 Weber d Demmungen
'e Columbus, o, 6. SSuni. SSfaa
7 3. gugh, S6aBmeiiter beS Shioe
= StIisfouos fir Die Sfper Der lleber
:. ihpemmunQeu erbieIt am 1reitag sI
q nen gbed fir 100000 bon Der ame
& ritanifden 9eielf6uft pom Rotbe1
RreuS in Wafbtugtou. Wiit oiefe
!e Summe, Die unter bic Spfer ee
V lleberihtuemmuugen pertfeilt tDeroel
7 Dirb, bat Die 8eielIihaft pom Rothel
e 4reus iopett $50O,000 qeIhitt.
7 Bdhreun oes 5ages rDurbeu 22,00t
,. an bic Farmer i'm Wiamt SbuI ge
e Thtdt, Die ourh bic lleberIhpemmunl
g 8erluite erlitteu baben. 3ds Sci
{, tptro BON 8. g. Martin, sinem 4gen
e. Ten Der 9efeQiduft pom Rotbel
q areus., Der Die 9egeuo 3piIhen Dan
'e ton uub Der Utinouug bes Wtidul
, bsreiit bat, psrtbeiIt perben. =.
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Die seItriss 5tBe bate aud spei
Sisihdss 5ur Golgs, unb muBtsn
Die Grtrantten bem itaotiihen Solpt'
tai eingeIRfert iperOeu. an bsr
court uno 9ine Strabs fiei Der 90
sabre oite isldnner Gorbis, on oe'
Court unb Gin SfraBe pohnhaft
bepuBtlos su gobsu, ndbreuo in Del
Is gtrabe, stpiiheu Der 8tne uni
Waluut Strube. Ruop aleranbsr, dua
Delhi, g., bon Der Sise absrpdltigt
ipuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Ter Eoo ais Grl6ier.

Ddbrenb bic 60 Sabre aIts Bridget
sysunsl, DON Ro. 1912 Ri4mono
StruB. i'm ftGbtti6eu Gruutsrhaus.
IN tpsl6em iis iid Tsit benz l9 Ului
befaub, duT ben Dusen Dartete, Der
Fie nab benz TtGhtiihen ItmsHhnus
brinaen iotlte, fisl bic gran Don Ell
mem 9srsTtIas astroifen. tpbt niensr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07

QeD yort, 6. SUM-. 4nget.:
rRauretania" pon 2iperpopI.
2ioerpool. gluget.: .gsItie@
DON Rep gort.
y In III ut b. glnoet.: st.
Paul don Jtetp 0ort.
Soutba m ton. Nueet.: ,,&aiA
Ierin 2luguite 9ietoria Don ReD Yort.
Baltimore. 4ngetom.: ,Rbein~
Don Bremen.
9snua. Qbgeg.: .gretic" DON
Bolton.
ReupeI. 4uget.: .griu3eB
eSrene "nDu Nerp gort.
gherbour9. 4neet.: y&aiIea
rim 4usuite 8ictoria" Don Gerp gort
mad Somburg
Sout ptpu. Ibgeg.:
y4merita" nat gtelp gort.
5aprs. 4nget.: p2a2OrraineA
Don Reip Dort.
Queeustotp II. Qnget.:: .gelticA
BON Rep Yort nad 2iDerpool.
Qbgeg.: .glbriatic" uah Refp gort.
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gen tDDi In Fetnem 3immer oufgtfuns
rsn. WiIlioms, fDelher aus Tsuns
me, Wid., itammt, bate bic Mbfidt,
in einissn 9nsen nad ieiner gsburtBs
fia6t suriid3ufsbren, Inn ieine be-
togte Ulutter. bic tr felt 20 Sahren
niht gefebn bate, 3u befu6en. GDs
rDaer 5oertmeDer ipurbe BON BEN
lobesfolI In aenninih oeiebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
aleime DoliseinaA Aridbtess.

- Don itinsr 1rnu ipurbe Der g
sasbre olte aeHsIldmiso 6arrp Ghdps
mann gefiern tobi i'm 8sit aufsefuns
then. Chapman mar felt Idngsrer 3sii
ntibenb. Der Coroner nurb< ben1h,
.ri4tigt. Gbopmona mObnie no. sc
tGff 8. Gtr0bs.
Ner az sJnbrt Gfst Benjamin
snilidms. ir<ldkr In einem bisfiger
6osst tb6tio mar. murbe ofikrn Ulor.
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p q ~ tits It.
- timer ggent in Samilton IN
berr Gouarb Sraf. 449 Glib 5mnfte
Etrafe. gea Eel. 476 o., Some
Ehoue 1881 VI.

- Sm Gountp 4rmenbaus fnb
Ieit poroeitern 2lbeno brei 5ooesfdue
poraetomnsn. Serrn Dalter itorb
am S6lasflub i'm Utter Don 58 Sab
rem; 8eprge Sargst ftarb an S8pd9s
| i'm Utter bon II Subrsn. gr htnters
ldBt 3 Gtnber. yrunt Cater itarb an
apmplitatipnen i'm 4lter BON So Sab
ren.
Trau ellie Uliler bon Norpooo
fam porgeitern 4benb na6 5omtIs
ton uno errpirtte einen 5aftbefebl
ueueu iGren minorennen 8ruber, Der
ibr burtqeaaneen mar. Sic bat Den
jungen Wann er3osen uno glaubte,
bdb er fih 1isr in ffIehter 9eieQz
I6dft befaao. gr iit bier befAGftlgt
uno tpeieert fith, nit Isiuer S4peiter
3u ssben uno bisis 5os unDerriatstsr
Safe ub.
- marp StilIma6er rei6te seitern
sine aIaes auf umftobuue oss 5eitds
msnts ibrer psrftprbenen Wtutter Ga
fperlne Sdleg en-
| $780, Rihter 6drldn 6euilIigte Bar:
ter 2bomas bic Sdeioung bon 2auro
5bomas auF 9ruHo bon 8ernahIdfi'
gung.
| - Der peritorbene Gbarles Rostt
ger Bat Ieiner Wittipe $2100 Dermah
un0 fie aur Observation-Disclosures BE-
itImmt.
- Sohr 3iss, fein grabsr gmsri
0isb, ionie Der DGne Gus gleliol
purbsn pOrgeFteru Qdhmtttug BEL be
Irbett an elmer Isden Gusleitungs
rObre an Der areu3uns Der Gbeituu
unb SIo 2. Strdbe BON Gas uber
ndltist. Gmerp Tieb uno JseIior
pslhe in benz Goitbduie Der Jrdi
Wurp Bruce, go. 424 Siib 4. Strab
Iogiren, bIisben mshrsre Stunoe
lang beiinnungsIos.
= Die Ssusrpshr puroe porseiter
| Radmittas nad benz unbeDobnts
: 6auie, Jlo. 1850 5igb StraBe, geru
fen. isunfen aus elmer Gotomotir
} battsn bos Dad in grunb gfsst.
- Die gptbios gtttter, Obj SeI
, Ion uno Wooomeu 2ogeu Deroen al
: Gonntaq ssmeinT6dftIi6 Die idbrIit
: gebsntfeitr nit Darabe abbolten. .
. 9rGber psrftorbsuer WitsIieoer pei
: ben am Ra6mittag nit 9Lumen q
f6miidt.
- Der aosomoiipheber SobH Z
Yertins, Der in Der Rdhe bes Goun:
! srairplases pobnt, tpuros seiter
. Rahmittag in Der aiesgrube in gu
J. Hamilton Don Der SiBe iibertpdltii
I uno mubis mittelit patroIpdgens na
7 Ietuer Wobnuug gsbraht tperoen. .
erbolte iih jeboh pieoer unb III ist
: aubr Gsfabr.
:" - Gin DEB ftabl aus bem Stdl
Don Mm. r. Waion BON Der gsoro
StraBe 3tpet 0useHo iunge enten.
: 0preas gorls. bic Gattin b
] berftprbensn J. 8. Garls, itarb in Il
rer Wo9Hnng in Sepeu UttIe i'm u
I ter pon 73 Sabreu an 66pGds. 9
binterldb. siRsu Subr, GbarIes Gar
BON bier.
!, 5eirothsiheine: WaIter 5orre
:, Dhite, 81, uno Wargorsi Baro, 2
bsioe BON Uhooetpipn; Sobn SiaGc
;, 40, uno Glisabe.b Wren, 40, BET
!, Don UiooIetotpn.
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Sbren gerlebuHsen erlesen.

Sm Ct. Rarn 6oIpital fturb gss
ftern bic 4 Sabre alts 9erona gibel,
pie fih ain Tpnnsr'tos beim Spisl
nit 3iinbb0l3ern in Der slterliteR
Wobnuna, go. 3116 Barton Roao,
if,pere 8ranopunosR sugesosen batte.
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siuf mmS 8eitsr iab Goben niemalS
mieoer.

Gam. gpben, pun Ro. 500 Deit 6.
StrnBe. melbete seiiern 4beHb Der
pcIi5ei, bab BEL ibm Elm unbstunHtsr
Monn i'm Guf.rage einss cHgebIiten
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(5ortfebung bon Der /. Setts.)
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-11-20

.reby certify that by or
'ounty, N. D., and agree
wing is a list Of all de-
paid for the taxes of tho
i'll be sold at public sale
. in the Court House in
day Of December, 1913,
forenoon and continuing
Of Ward In the State Of
J. THOMPSON,
County Auditor.
Ward County, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-11-20
Delinquent Taxes for Ward County
for the Year 1912.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County Of ward-ss:
l. L. J. Thompson, Auditor Of Ward County, do h
der OF the Board Of County Commissioners Of Ward
Chapter 22o Of the 1918 session laws the follt
linuuont taxes and special assessments remaining un
year 1912. and hereby give notice that these taxes
The City Of Minot North Dakota on Tuesday the Sth
until iii lands ana lots have been sold for said taxes
Given under my hand and the seal Of the County
North Dakota this 18th day Of November A. D. 1913
L
The Washington times., 1913-02-11
CHAPTER III.
"Mrs. Morten."

TT was 3 in the morning before Peter
Stark. having to the best of his en-
i durance and judgment tired Whit
aker out with talking took his hat
and his departure from Whitsksr's :
bachelor rooms.
He went with little misgiving: Whit
aker was so weary that he would have
TO sleep before he could think and again
realize his terror; and everything was
arranged
Peter had telegraphed to have the Ad-
venturess rushed into commission: they
were to go aboard her the third day
following; In the meantime, Whitaker
would have little leisure in which TO
brood, the winding up of his affairs be-
ing counted upon to occupy him.
Peter had his own affairs to look to,
for that matter, but he was prepared to
slight them II necessary. in order that
Whitaker might not be Jeff too much to
himself.
Whitaker shut the hall door. when the
elevator had taken Peter away, and
turned back wearily into his living
room.
1t was 3 o'clock in the morning; his
body ached with fatigue, his eyes were
hot and aching in their sockets, and
his mouth hot and parched with excess
OF smoking; yet he made no move
toward his bedchamber
Insomnia was a diagnostic OF his
malsdy: a fact he hadn't mentioned to
his friend.
He had little wish TO surrender his
mind to the devils that haunted his
waksful pillow. especially now when he
could feel the reaction setting In from
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

THE DESTROYING ANGEL LOUIS Joseph 7nee| II



I You won't find any higher authorities
than Hartt and Bushnell" he said.
They are the court of last resort IN
| such cases. When they hand down a
decision there's no come back"
Peter insisted. ..It just can't be SO. A
| man like you. who's always lived clean
Why, look at your athletic record!
Do you mean 10 tell me a fellow could
ioid job as undisputed best all-round
man in his class for four years and all
| the time be handicapped by consttu-
tional-
"Oh, get out. Don't talk to me. I'm
far more likely to be doing my bit be-
reath the daisies six months from now.
/ won't believe it,
His big, red, generous fist described
large and inconclusive gesture OF rio-
lence. -.
We'll" he srowled finally; grant all
this-wnat do you mean TO do?
II don't mind telling YOU said Whit
aker: Il don't know. Wish / did. Up
to within the last few minutes j fuliy
intended to cut the knot with my own
knife.
sit still and watch himself go slowly to
NO" said Stark. sitting down, No" "
he adn.itted grudginSly; but l m giai
and ali these fool doctors are wrong
He couldn't kelp being curious. "Blt
well" Whitaker considered slowly.
it's Alice Carstairs. You know what
she's done"
"You cont mean to say you're going
!! ou think there's eny consideration due
herr
Don't you?" Whitaker smiled wear
lily.
Perhaps you're right. I don't know.
We won't discuss the ethics Of the sit
ue ton; right or wrong, don't mean to
shadow whatever happines IS she has In
store for her by ostentatiousiy snufhns
out just now
Peter gulped and succeeded in saying
nothing. But he stared.
AT the same time" Whitaker re-
sumcd. Il don't think ] can stand tl,is
sort of thing. ! can't go round with my
flesh creeping to hear the whisperings
behind my back. I've got to do some
tbing-get awav somewhero."
Abrupt inspiration sparEed the imag-
ination of Peter Stark, and he begin to
sputter with enthusiasm.
feet "A sea trips just the thing.
Chances are it'll turn tkc trick-bring
you round all right-o. and prove what
asses doctors are. What d. you say?
Sre you game for a sail?
The Adventures is laid up at New
Bedford now. but / can have her put
in commission within three days. Well
do it-we'll just light out old man.
wen try that South seas thing we've
talked about for SO long. What d YOU
say'''
4 warm light glowed in Whitaker's
suDken eyes. He nodded slowly.
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

@
/ the anodynous excitement of the past
few hours.
Peter Stark's whirlwind enthusiasm
had temporarily swept him of his feet,
and he had yielded to 1t, unresisting,
selfish enough to want to be carried
away against the wiser counsels OF his
intuition.
But now. alone, doubts beset him.
Picking his way across a floor Uttered
with aliases. charts, maps. and guide
books, he resumed his chair and pipe
and with the aid of a copy of ''The
Wrecker" and a nightcap, strove to lose
himself again I'm the fascinations of
their projected voyage.
But the SAVIOR had gone out of II all.
An hour before he had been able to
distill potent magic thought-obliter-
ating, by sheer force of repetition of
the names Apia, Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa.
Now all their promise was an empti
ness and a mockery.
The book slipped unheeded from his
grasp; his pipe grew cold between his
teeth; his eyes burned like lamps I'm
their deep hollows a steady and un-
deviating glare
Dawn-dusk filled the high windows
with violet light before he moved.
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He rose, went to the bath room, and
took a bottle Of chloral from the medi-
cine closet.
He wondered at the steadiness of the
had that measured out the prescribed
dose, no more, no less.
He wondered at the strength of will
which enabled him to take no more
There was enough drug left i'm the
bottle to purchase him ten eternities.
What he took brought him three
hours of oblivion.
He rose at o'clock, ordered his
breakfast up by telephone, bathed and
dressed.
When the tray came up his mail came
with it,
Among others. there was one letter in
n woman's hand which he left till the
last. amusing himself by trying to
guess the identity OF the writer, the
writing being just not quite strange to
him.
When at length he gave over his
profitless employment he read:
Dear Hugh-I can call you that. now
because you're Peters dearest frienl
and therefore rhine. and the proof 90
that is that I'm telling you first of all
of our great happiness. Peter and
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Louis Joseph Vance
Copyright by the Frank A. Munsey Company. i

found out that we loved on another
only yesterday. so we're going to oe
married the 1st of June, and
Whitaker read no more.
He could guess the rest, and for the
moment he feiS too sick a man to go
through to the end.
Indeed. the words were blurring and
running together beneath his gaze.
After long time he put the letter
aside. absent-mindedly swallowed a cup
of iukewarm coffe. and rose from an
otherwise untasted meal.
That settles that, Of course he said
quietly. And ii means that I've got
to hustle to get ahead of Peter"
He set busily about his PREPARATION,
thinking quickly while he packed.
II occurred to him that he had, after
all. several hours in which to catch
together the loose ends of things and
make his exit without leaving the bus
mess of his clients hopelessly tangled
up.
Peter Stark would sleep till IL o'clock
at least, and II would be late in the af-
ternoon before the young man could
see his fiancee and find out from her
that Whitaker was informed as to the
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extent of the sacrifice Peter contem-
plated making for friendships sake.
few essentials, not forgetting the bottle
Of choral
He was not yet quite sure what he
meant to do after he had definitely put
himself out of Peter Stark's sphere of
influence, but he hadn't much doubt
that the drug was destined to play
most important part in the ultimate
solution.
He would as readily have thought OF
leaving it behind as of going without
2 toothbrush or railway fare
C6ntinuati0n Of This Story VIII
BE Found In TomorrOw,s
Issue of The Times.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-08
!. Smith. deceased.

J. Smith, deceased.
 Notice by Clerk of Day Fixed for
 Hearing Return of Sale of Real
 Estate
 PURSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Superior Court, made on the third day of January, 1913, notice is hereby given that EDNA A SMITH, ExecutriX of the last will and testament of said de- ceased, made to the said Court, and filed in the office of the clerk thereof, on said day, a return of sale made by EDNA A SMITH, ExecutriX, on the 3rd day of January, 1913, under au- thority given in the will of said de- ceased, of the following real estate, to- wit
 All of the South half (S 12) of the Northeast quarter (NE A) of section twenty nine (29), Township two CD North of Range three (3) East of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, | Maricopa county, Arizona, except the Osborne school grounds. the Bethel 1 Church grounds, the Street Railway l right -OfWay, a strip of land Two Hundred and Seventy five (275) feet | wide, running from the osborne school | to the Street Railway right-of-way a I 1 south half of the Northeast quarter l (NE 4) of Section, twenty nine (29), l Township two CD North. Range three i C3) East of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, in Maricopa COun- 1 ty, Arizona, twenty-six (26) feet wide at the West end and eight (S) feet l wide at the East end, and a piece of land out of the Northeast (NE) cor | 4t,o ,l,o quarter (NE A) of Section twenty nine (29), Township two CD North. Range three (3) East of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, Mari cOpa County, Arizona, containing five (5) acres or more. The said real estate above described was sold for the fol- lowing sum, to-wit: Seven Hundred and Fifty ($75000) Dollars per acre, there being sixty-tWO (62) acres more or less. as a survey will show, and as will more full show from said return . filed as aforesaid, and to which refer :, ence is hereby made for further par tciulars.
 AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR , THEIR GIVEN, That Monday, the 16th , day of January, 1913, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, at the courtroom of said court, at the Courthouse, in the City of Phoenix, , County of Maricopa, has been fixed for hearing the said return, when any and where any person interested in the said estate may appear and file written ob- jections to the confirmation of the said sale. and may be heard, and may produce witnesses in support of such objections.
 Dated January 3rd, 1913.
 VIM. F. THOMAS.
 Clerk By C. F. LEONARD Deputy Clerk.