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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-30
CHAPTER XXI.
The Man Next Door.

thC mdn lNeNN GOOr.
 When, three hours previous, Darrow had arisen with the remark before chronicled, Jack Warford had followed him in the expectation of a long expe- dition. To the young mans surprise it lasted just to the hall There Oar TOW stopped before the blank door of an apparently unused office Into the lock of this he cautiously htted key, manipulated 1t for a moment, and turned to Jack with an air of satisfac- tion
 You have your gun with your he asked.
 Jack patted his outside pocket.
 ''Very well, now listen here: I am going to leave the key in the lock. If you hear me whistle sharply, get in as quickly as you know how, and get to shooting. Shoot to kill. Is it hap pens to be dark and you can not make us out, shoot both. Take no chances. On your quickness and your accuracy may depend the lives of the whole city. Do you understand?"
 'I understand" said Jack steadily. EAfG NOu sAIC gOU N<l14 A1eAAS head above all this row?"
 Darrow nodded and slipped Inside the door.
 He found the office chamber unlight- ed save by the subdued illumination that came in around the drawn shades of the window. Against the diInness he could just make out the gleaming of batteries in rows. An ordinary deal table supported wireless sender. A figure stood before the darkened win dow, the figure of little, old. bent man facing as though looking out. Through the closed easement the roar of the panic-stricken city sounded like a flood. The old man was in the atti- tude of one looking out intently. Once he raised both arms, the fists clenched, high above his head
 Darrow stole forward as quietly as he could. When he was about half way across the room the old man turned and saw him For the brief est instant he stared at the intruder; then. with remarkable agility, cast himself toward the table on which stood the wireless sender. DarTow, too. spTang forward. They met across the table. Darrow clutched the old mans wrists.
 Immediately began a desperate and silent trial of strength. The old man developed an unexpected power. The table lay between them, prohibiting closer grip. Inch by inch, impelled by the mans iron will, his hand forced his way toward the sending key. Oar. row put forth all his strength to pre-
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tive thoughtfully. Ten me. who are you?" he added. -I should know you, for you are a great discoverer"
 The old man stared straight at hts interiocutor with his expressionless eyes, behind which no soul, DO mind, no vitality even seemed to lie.
 DarroT asked him several more questions, to which he received no re plies. The man sat like a captured beast.
 I'm sorry." said Derrow to Jack q should like to have talked with him. Such 6 man is worth knowing; ne has delyed deep.
 Hell talk yet. when he gets ova his grouoh," Jack Eurruised.
 But DarTow shook his head.
 "The man is imbecile." he said. "He has been mentally unbalanced; and his disorder has grown on him lately When drove back his wrist just now the cord snapped in his brain"
 Jack turned to stare at the captive
 By love, believe you're right" said he at last.
 Darrow was standing looking down on the deal table.
 Come here, Jack" said he. "'f wani you to look at the deadlisst engine oi destruction ever invented or yielded by mortal man suspect thsk fl you were to reach out your hand and hold down the innocent-looking tele- graph key there you would instantly destroy every living creature in this city"
 Jack turned a little pale. and put both hands behind him.
 Darrow laughed. Feel tenn pted 2. he inquired
 Makes me feel a little dizzy. like being oa 8 height" confessed Jack rHov's the trick turned?"
 T don't know," said Darrou. I'm going to And out if can"
 Without attempting to touch any anything. he proceeded to examine carefully every detail of the apparsr tas.
 The batteries are nothing extrsor- dinary, except in strength he told Jack, and as near as can make out the instroment Is like any other. It must be some notifications in the sending apparatus. some system of tuning perhaps-it's only a surmiss- We'll just disconnect the batteries" he concluded. before we go to mon keying"
 He proceeded carefully and method ieally to carry out his expressed in- tention. When he had finished the task he heaved a deep sigh of relief
 I'm glad you feel that way, too" said Jack T didn't know what might not happen"
 Me. either" confessed Darrov. ~But now I think we're safe"
 He proceeded on a methodicaI search through the intricaeies of the apparatus. For a time Jack followed him about, but after a while vearied of so profitless an occupation, and so took to smoking on the window-ledge. Darrow extended his Investigations to the bookcase, and to a drawer in the deal table. For over two hours he sorted notes. compared and rumi-
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Darrow swept his sTIn back, stepped around the table, and drew his Sppo nent, almost unresisting, back to the window.
 "Jackl" lie called.
 At the sound of his voice the old man gathered his last vitality in a tremendous effort to jerk loose from his captor. Catching DarTow un- awares, he almost succeeded in get ting free. The flash was too brief He managed only to rap the young mans head rather sharply against a shade-ftting of the window.
 The outer door jerkes open, and Jack Warford leaped into the room. revolver in hand. Darrow called an instant warning.
 Al right" he shouted. Turn on the light, next you somewhere. Shut the door"
 These orders were obeyed. The electric fiared. By it's light the office was seen to be quite empty save for a cabinet full of books and papers; rows and rows of battery jars; the receiy. ing and sending apparatus of a wire less outfit; the deal table, and one wooden chair. Darrow looked around keenly.
 That's all right, Jack" said he, Just get around here cautiously and raise the window shade. Look out you don't get near the table. That's 1t. Now just help me get this man a little away from the table. Good! Now, tie him up. No, bring the chair. Tie him in that chair Gently. That's all right. WheY!"
 You're hurt" said Jack.
 Darrow touched his forehead
 "A bump" he said briefly. "weIi, Jack, my son, we've done it.''
 You don't mean to say" cried Jack
 DaTroW nodded
 Now, my friend" he addressed the huddled figure in the chair, "the game is up. You are caught, and you must realize it" He surveyed the cap
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When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat. says a we'll known authority. Meat forms uric acid which oyerworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and they be- come sort of paralyzed and loggy When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them. like you relieve your bowels; removing all the body's urinous waste, else you nave backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours. tongue is coated. and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sedin 1t. channels often get sore, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night.
 Either consult good, reliable physi- elan at once or get from your pharma, cist about four ounces of lad Salts; take tablespoonful in a glass of wa ter before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. com bined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine so it no longer ir- ritates. thus ending bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is a life saver for regular meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure and makes q delightful, effer- vescent lithia water drink--Advt. g
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-30

From the time of the earliest Egyptian, Phoenician, Greek, and Roman physicians straight down to the present day, mineral waters have been considered the oldest and ablest curatives known.
 Standing alone in its class, the high regard Tn which WHITE ROCK WATER is held by the doctors of today is attested by dts enormous sale.
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mated, his brows knit in cOncentra- tion. Jack did not try to interrupt him. At the end of the time indicated. the scientist looked up and made some trivial remark
 'Got it?'' asked Jack.
 ''Tes," replied Darrow soberly. He reflected for several minutes longer; then moved to the window and looked out over the city. Absolutely motion less there he stood while the night fell, obliyious alike to the roar and crash of the increasing panic and to the silent figures in the darkened room behind him. At last he gave a sigh, walked quietly to the electric light, and turned it on.
 It's the biggest thing-and the sim : pleet-the world has ever known in physics, Jack" said he. but it's got to gor
 TO BE CONTINUED
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vent There was no violent struggle, no noise; simply the pressure of op
 posing forces. Gradually the scien- lists youth prevailed against the older mans desperation. The hand creeping toward the sender came to g stop. Then, all at once. the older mans resistance collapsed entirely.
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property. VIII take an apartment or row OF
houses. good farm in virginia or Maryland.
VIII trade ~ w. x + PAX cnA da any x Goa asa'
e1o Riggs hids, ' Prone NJ. 1910.
FREE RENT RESPONSIBLE COLORED TEN
ants No. -. st. LET MI; TELL YOU
3r.. tiled H.. ves.bue. furnace: northwest: cars
reduced 5000 tone month Free
1920 Center st. NV: or at.ir; fnrmacs
5000 Tone month free.
s2in 9th St NV Gr., s: s;m;i. thoroughly rem
coriitian: rent redurrd sa75t.
rar rsas SnS it, iaaxf sh, S
paprred: guaranteed heating: porches: cears
near school and church; ideal locality. SEE
SHELBY ]. DAVIDSON.
PHI. NJ. 1910. Dietz bldg. 639 ST. at eth.
FOR RENT-NEAR LINCOLN PARK: CIR. 4 b.
RErr 1881 \. y. ave. 10"
FOR RENT-NEAR CAPITOL: TO FIRST
sss sors tub s. al .o b. s hs s N n
venient section. with large yard: Sl4
CAYwooD \ GARRETT. 1921 \: Y. ave. lo'
IRON RENT-A CORNER HOUSE NEAR DU-
Hor,wATEK HAT: RENT $50; rossEs
SION OK OR BEFORE MARCH, |;
' ply 10 "sI EoERT STEAD. Room per aoS st.
NV. between IL aud l.: am. TO-
FOR RENT
6la Sc. 6s.h. I'D .50 s:4 b. Or. l., 80
23., 1+;h Sc III. .l5.aOs l410 T. Sc 6r b. go is 30
1..4l MASS ave Sc, lower ntt. ar. ami ID. -. 10
In; Stanton pl. ne. and dwg rms. 80. 40
Garage. rear Of 40 L. Can. .:.......... 600
JOS. \. HERBERT. JR.. 4 CO.
s02 T.. Cap.
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 10
rooms: bath: steam heat: in perfect repair:
rent only $3.50 per month.
ALLAN f.. WALKER Il CO.. 1898 e.
FOR RENT-NEAR 18th AND FAIRAioNT SITS.
NV: q rooms; bath; nearly new; perfect re-
pair: very conveniently located; rent only
So. 10.
ALLAN f. WALKER 4 CO.. 1883 g..
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S2S. 5000 III NV. Or. b
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COLORED.
$50. 50-sO6 u NV. Or. b
$40. 80. .32,3 \ III ay. Or
$3.50. .524 23d. Or. b
Sl6.5o-46 Defrees. Sr.b
Il, 923 New York ave.
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TO 5 & av se.6r. W. III. 90
1919 10th Sc. Or. b. II. 10
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1914 Sd Sc. Cir. w. ~. 30
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCRl
2o24 Fiagler NV, 6r.
22G:0 y NV. ST.. b. 80
AZ r So. Or. b.. Lob
IL Z NV. Tr. b. .21.5o
80 I'd NV. 7r. b. 300
126 10Th ne. 6r. b. 40
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211 9th Sc. III, b.. .22..D
1908 l. ne. Or. b. - %