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DECISION FOR
 THE PLAINTIFF
CASE WHICH OCCUPIED COURT SEVERAL DAYS IS
 ENDED.

Judge Murane handed down a decis- ion for tho plaintim today in the case Of thc Anvil Hydraulic and Drainage company agn inst W. w. GctchelI which occupied eight days in tho hearing. The suit was hrought for the posses sion of the claim known as Three and q half Bourbon creek. IL was claimed thni the plaintiff company had not performed The assessment work for 1912 hut the court held that Ii had and gnvc Il judgment for it
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FIRST CLAIM STAKED
 UNDER NEW LAW

in his record papers that 1t was dis covered on August i4. 1913. Joseph McKeown swr;trs that the lWation work described hy the locator was ac- complished and q notary public has his name attached to show that the man who signcd the certificate of worA performed by the l"ciltor did really sign thnt the locator did renlly per form the locatiOn work. etc. etc. "tr.
 The claim and location work were recorded yesterday and s" begins 2, new era in the stalking of claims.
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MEXICAN MUST
 MAKE ANSWER
FEDERAL OFFICER ARRESTED
 FOR KILLING AMERICAN
Nuaget Special Service.

Nugget Spse'aI Serv'ce'
 E.i. I'ASD. sept. i3 Captain Snnt, Ana Caravcrn, an officer in the federal army uf Mexico. has i'ccn arrested Ht Iuartz at the request of the American state department "n the chnrge "f killing Edward Iinyes. an American. Hayes fought with Inc Mndero forces and when captured Is said to have been killed in cold biood by the or dcrs of Csfavcro at Chihuahua. The ucws arrived here and was sent to Washington with the result that Sec- r,Inry of stat" Hryan immediately sont word through the American cm- inssy ni Mexico City asking that Car nVrrn he arrested and tried f"r th" murder of Hayes.
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Special Nugget Service,

NEW YORK, sept. i3.- II was an-
 nnuncrd here t"dluy thnt the tran
 sections of Sulzcr in the stock cx-
 change through one brokerage firm in two years amounted tn $50.000. This Arm is that m Harris and Fuller with whom Sulzcr dealt from June. 1910 [" July. 1911. and in that time the amount fact came "ut In the testimony given by Melville D. Fuller to the managers
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At last the first claim has been re corded in the Nome district under fi"' ,sv mining law passed by the AE,sl;t ,.~sslAture and today il appears in the ,.cords in the Nugget in all It's cOmpli- ,,ted and technical beauties.
 This claim will 7" down io history bv fhe name of the Last Transaction fractlon and is located. adjoining On" shoye on Lake creek which is a tri Q butary of Wonder creek whose waters finally find their way into Snake river. The locator Is F. w. pseood who says
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Spseiai nugget Service

LANSING. Sept. i3. Following q conference with Clarence DnrrOw. the famous lawyer. Govcrnor Ferris hns announced that another effort will he made to settle the Calumet strike.
 Why a conference with Darrow could ume a decision is not known unless that Darrow was authorized i" mform the governor by the labor lead es that they nrc willing {" enter int, turther negotiations about the matter sAd that there Is. therefore. held forth
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GOVERNORS SON
 ARCTIC BOUND
BOY ON POLAR BEAR IS SON or FORMER EXECUTIVE OF
 MASSACHUSETTS,
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Ss.pt. i3. Former Cover nor Draper. "f Massachusetts. Ia mnk- ing anxious enquiries as to tho chancca for the safety nf his son. Atnn &. Draper. IT,. who Is now on the 1olar Frnr In the Arctic.
 The Polar isr,r with Capaln Louis t.anc is supposed [" hr hcid In the fec nf the Ar,tie and tho former gover- nnr ia trying l,y every means In hIs powcr h l,arn nil ninru inc chances of tho vessel gciting out.
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1'AnENY DECLINES TO
 BE GAYNoRITE CANDIDATE

that the reason is the lack of faith in tho ability of such forces to elect him. In agreement with the men who form the fusionist party of the city and that he is by no me;tns SD hostile to Tam many hall us some people imagined.
 Mayor Kline formally declared q
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Mayor Gaynor and during that time the city offices will honor the memory of the man who died aboard the liner Hattie.
 The funeral uf Gayn6r will take place an September P from old Fri. nity church.
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Where ere you going for your an- nual outing this ysarf Why not try Hawaii. the Paradiss Of the Pscif'e. For iliustratsd fielder descriptive Of this beautiful land write ts or call at this sffes.
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Nuoast Special Service.

FIXING. Sept. l3.-China has com pIctely humbicd itself once again be- fore the power of Japan and today the Chinese government apOlogized to Ja- In,n for the killing of three Japanese and promised to punish the Chinese soldiers who committed the killing and also to pay an indemnity 10 the fam lilies of the men who lost their lives. The surrender Is complete md humil-
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('ORDOvA. Aug. 14.-Pay on ono cin i'm. m wash gravel or shist. Broken in slate formation he'd rock from ! inches to feet on most crccks.-- Valdez I'rpspcctor.
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BIG MIKE ON THE
 sHisHANA STRIKE

In response to request from the Valdez prosprct"r. for information re- aarding the new digcings. NJ. ]. Sui:i. van who mndc n personal inspection of the now digEings and who Is now ir Cordnya. wired ns follows:
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MAD CONGRESSMAN KILLED BY TRAIN
CHINA TAXES WATER AND
 AP0L0GIzES TO JAPANESE

medicine which would have been very bitter indeed. The Chinese people.
 have been eggcd on by the humiliation to greater hatred than they ever had before for the Japanese and an agl- tation will probably arise from the oe- currence for the increase of the Chin esc army and navy so that such hurni- iiations may he avn!'lcd In the future.
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.., N.aast ssrvIoe.

....;., Nugget Service
 NEW YORK. Sept la--McAneny' ''.,..r, of the borough of Manhattan. . ...,,,.,ly declined today [" be the can- .,... of the forces whicl, had nomi-
 ,.a the late Mayor Giynor for re- ..,.n to the mayoralty of Greater -, york. Mr.tnrny hus given no ...-v ae6nite reasons for refusing this
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GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only csfss Hosss h town.
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PRESIDENT WILSON IS
 NOW HOME AT CORNISt
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Special Nugget Service.
 CORNISH. Sept. l3,--Ircsidcn' Wil- son arrived here today to spend a lew peaceful days untll Tuesday after which he will return to work a' inc capital.
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FREED FROM CHARGE OF
 MURDERiNG HUSBAND
Special Nugget ssrvies.

Special Nugget service.
 FORT RICHARD, Sept 12.-Mrs Ada r. wcstcrman was acquitted yes tcrdoy of the rhargr of murdcring hcr husba nd who was formerly n butler i' the vandcrbilts. The verdict (" 'h' nrv was reached after instructions to that effect by the judge.
 owing to the prominence of the iam uv for which Wcstcrmnn worked the ease assumed quite lot of notorlety
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DON'T FORGET

- cut our prieelist printed on the bact - |" this paper, and tack in a con. ""'s"t place for reference.
 PACIFIC COLO STORAGE co. Adv.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

"sMrieh Dros.: "ApoIIe" Beer os ~sseht also "ssIset" by the bettis ss ~.
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letter has mol ls'cn stated but the letter says also that the creek on which tIc discovery is said tu have been
 r,sdc is only ten miles from the Yukon river.
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Mining Editions ready Ter sns':iWs at ths Nugget esses, Gse.
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n. Daily Nussss. aa.so psr month.
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The Daily Nugget. $2.00 per month.
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"rhs psopIs's Papsr"-Nems Nugget
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-02
Ten New York Murders q sz 1 1:x


discover tho linssam ents of the corpse.
as ono would the beauties Of q statue
Of marble. 1t was tho most remarkable
sight 1 ever beheld-I never have. and
never expect to see such another.
"Not vein was to be SEEN The body
looked as white. as full. As polished a.
the purest Parian marble The perfect
figure. the exquisite limbs, the fine face.
the full arms. the beautiful bust, ALL
all surpassed In every respect tho
Venus de Medici. according to the cast
generally given of her.
A city Excited. ,
"Thii extraordinary murder had caused
q sensation In this city never before
felt or known. 1t was Saturday night.
The murdered girl was most beautiful
a perfect Mllwood! She was o remark
able character. and has come to re-
marka BILE end. The house Is In danger
from the mob; let tho authorities soc TO
1t. A morbid excitement pervades the
city"
Let me hurry to a close. The great
Ogden Hoffman defended Robinson. The
court was held In the present alderman
ic chamber OF ths City Hall. The trial
lasted Ave days. The first day the IN
ruly mob hooted the court into an ad-
1ournment. The second day ono hundred
special marshals 'clubbed the hoot.ny
mob into quietude and peace.
There was much sympathy and lying
Cor Robinson.
Mrs. Townsend. for the Slate. tdenti-
Ned Robinson as the man she let 10.
Porter Cross OF Hoxie's store testified
to the hatchst.. Mrs, Saltsrs swors TO
~ saeeA ~ M IssaeA ~ q ~
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being at the Townsend house that nus-
derous night.
The three able I.satherhe ads swors to
tho cloak. the hstchst and Robinson IN
bed. pretending sleep. Robinson. when
told OF the murder, had said. ITS q bad
business! Which meant something or
nothing. little or much.
few, who roomed with Robinson.
swore 10 leaving Robinson In Broadway
at 8 o'clock p. NJ. and see!ng him next
at $40 O'Clock A. ~, whsn Leatherheld
Brink awoke him with the arrest
Robinson didn't, testify.
HIS defense was an slibl ....
The Verdict. ,o.... D., .... . .
To Rdninson's aNba there came but
Furlons. halfxooi. whole liar. who
worked IN a grocery store a. the SOUTH
west corner Of Cedar and Nassau
streets. Furlone swore that Robinson
came TO the store at 8 o'clock upon tho
night OF the murder and remained
smoking and talking until midnight.
Three weeXs later Furlong had the
repentant grace to drown himself IN
the North River.
Who paid for FurlonSf ... 30. ..
What influence was sue-c!ng Robin
son? .... "a,
Mr.. Hoffman. for tho defen,. wcs
alert. able. interchangeable, Mr., Phoenix.
Cor the prosecution. limped. halted, al
but went 70 sleep, The death of tho
poisoned Miss stevens. and how che
would have bsen, had sho lived. . ps,n-
opal witness. received but careless. cas-
ual mention, II was not dwslt upon.
2AA kzna'00pnDapG Ess ~ ~ q
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THE Mystery OF the.
Wonderful Girl in Green.
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INsrAIMENrs.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INsTA1MESrs
Helen Dozen was horn At Augusta, Me-. .
century ago. She was beautiful and accomplished
Man after man fell in love with her and proposed
marriage She refused all such proposals.. pre-
ferring' to lead . butterfly life rather than 10
settle down 10 welded routine. Coming TO New
York, che attracted instant attention and became
known ~ "Ths Gin In Green" Her home hero
vas 1t No. Il Thomas street. AZ the lieAtrs one
night she met . Jewellers clerk. Richard Robin
con They fell In lore with one another. To Ly
presents for the Girl In Green the youth stole
from his employer. Joseph Horis Of Maiden lane.
To avoid prosecution tor a. eft he offered to marry
Hoxies daughter. Helen forbade this But a. 1t
WAS . question 81 marriage or jail. Robinson pre-
ferred the former. Helen threatened him. Soon
aLtsrward shs WAS found murdered. Robinson
was asTestfd. A newspapernan visited the scene
of ths crime and described It.
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The Destroying Angel 81 4 s. g
A Summer Romance
of Netv York.

edge that he might count on no more
than elk months Of life noated this thin
Aim Of sensation OF personal grievance.
He had done nothing TO deserve this.
Tue sheer brutality Of I'll
He felt very shaky indeed.
He stood for Q long time-how lons
ne never knew-Ibareheaded,o on . corner.
Just ~ he had left Greyerson's once
Lcowiing at nothing. considering the
enormity Of the wrong that had been
put upoA him.
Later. reaiisin9 that people were
staring. he clapped on his hat TO satisfy
them and strobe aimlessly down Sixth
QvenuA.
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youli know how he feds"
'tMarriedr' HART inquired.
mo. That's the only mitigating cir.
cuinstancs," said Greyerson. distributing
giassea
Hes quite alone IN the world . far q
I know--no near relatives At least"
"Well or"
'-rolerably. Come Of good people Be-
lieve his family had q lot Of money at
one time. Don't know how much Of II
there WINS left for Whitaker.
lies Junior partner In . young law
arm downtown-senhor a friend or class
mate OF his. I understand. Drummond &
Moves with the right sort Of
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| Q Uteyerson. who &as his friend.
0f fthet oGicfs. HART had assumed q
stouY AAArc ts, Giask the nervousness, %
pl4cly bttrAysd by hts staccato speech:
It hurt Nm to !nh!ct pain. and ne was
horribly afraid lest the patient break
doSS arr 'nak~ n scene" 90
D~AgRalif oil 'hc other hand. was I'M
rcrtu,bu HE ~ nature; n man to, whom
all r'en were simply cases." he sat
s;rct.Ty nj. lrng chin md hoping that
wt!t.hcr roLli have tho decency soon
to ro ara. leave th,;n free to talk shop
hiS pc dissipation. o.. -.
YssAlinR TO, extract the least giimmer-
~ .0s ,hons from the attitudes OF any one
OF ,thnrn. ,ySh!take. drew a long breath.
uneonsc!ousiy brecins, himself In his
chair.
"Its funny" he said. with his nervous
smile-''hard TO realize. I mean You
see feel So At'-
Between attacks" HIATT inter,ected
Eyes" whitaker had to admir-, dashed
SAttacks," said Bushnell heavily. re
current At constantly shorter intervals.
each q .tnne. more severe than it, prede-
He shut his trim TIPS tisit. a. ono VINO
has consciously pronounced the last
0reysruon sighed.
sBut : don't understand" argued the
W1sner at the bar. piaintively bewil-
dsEaA, why. rowed with tie crew
thea ysnu! hand runnlne--not ., sign
Of anything wrong with me-"
! IF you had then had proper PROBES:
\ vuEsslf Jsuch strains. But re too late
$Vs,ths mischief can't be undone."
Violently BUSHNELL cons!dered the last
.0rd MS prerosativa whitaker turne
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By 10 uis j

IL was o'clock In the afternoon Of .
day late In April--a raw. chilly. dark.
unreasonable brute of q day.
! He found himself walking fast, IN.
stinctivsly, to keep his blood In warm
circulation. and this struck him a. 90 In.
c ,s.stent that presently no stopped TO
snarl at himself
you blithering food! What difference
does II make whether you're warm or
cold1 Don't you understand you're going
to do within half . yearf'
lie strove manfully e. Erappis with
this hideous fact.
He felt 10 well. 50 strong and efIicient.
and yet he walked in the black shadow
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| oseph Vance
A Strange Duel With Fate, Wherein Two
Up-to-Date Mortals Undertook to Un-,
ravel the Web Of Destiny. 500 ~ :

GEORGE Drsston ASKED. - = saspslssos
WHAT I didn't know he waS Sassss
ested IN that quarter"
"You must b. Blind. Alsee CHss4a1sU
has had him going for . ysas. Dvesvs
body thought she was just walun0 teRs
him to make some m.onsy-hs - nsstH
~ anybody. fancy" ,r
Brsnton added the last straw.
That's tough" he said suAsriy.
"Whitaksrs . whits man. and Alice
CafstAirs didn't deserve him. bot
WOULDN'T 6,Ame any man for lee1lAS -ouoy,
up to be thrown over for an cut 60
cut nsttsr liks Percy 0ssmshav." = y
whitaker heard no more. n,
At the hrst mention Of the name az
Aies Carstalrs he had suAtched her lot-w
tss from his pocket ana thrust hisy
tAuuA osnsath the Aao or the snvSidpet
Nv ~ had wtthdravn The tnsiogays,
and was reading. ~ No.
when Q mean spssiesa. ssiasA wosaAHa
starte u = Justly herself aruculAriy.. ~
0n vA0oe) for ooang something thor.
esehls ocetWetielc. ~ reaWs p c1ta
70 3 s.tsssiy Unfair % everybody 'a'.,
vo9poe>e0eeOt heroelG "a .NF
0g0seAy w Svee knsw jvst vhaAs.
ANss casstairs saw a 70 write to.Hush'..
Whitakse wAaa she made W her niu1ri
. run away With another man: but
there can b iit1s d0ubt that they wefen
vsnomsas wcrae % reee: etcndine
tnsO ~ sen Ssssv - s"s sssvs"S
~ ana ~ $500
TIE Sioea sboeA fsem his No. ,ssl
isft Il ghaSely. anA when he had Aornn
the paoos - shseds ana let them Auttssfy
shout HE feet, he swaysd percsptibly-
- much = that one Of the yegss too1sg
alarm. and jumped % nia Nde.
"Bss psrdon. M. WusaAsr%~ia ~
cali msr'
whitaker stsadisd himself and seass1
ct the boy untN ne recognized him.
mo-" he said, thiclely, but want
you. 0lvs me Q bar order"
ne dropped heavily into . ~ slm.
and seeming. Ms nerves on sd0s and
scresching. ,s
In this state Pstsp, 0tAs,k feunA HIN.
Moreover. Peter had already heard
shout Alice cssstaars AnA Percy ones, =
T"IIsiIioi" ne saad. contrivenB " sAsst
accident 70 catch sight Of whitaker
who was almost invisible n tho Nc
chair. Win il back 70 ~ boA1 oe ~
room. t..
what are yeu doing - here. 0uu6v'
.whats upf" s.i.s 4, =. .,4
"It's ali up" sald WAitakas. 6yen8 ~"
puu himself togsthse. "0vesy0M6&d
.up.'
II mean that Tn practically . go .
mAn-so near II that it makes ~. oes 4,
ieasMpc' ..,,. $50 ..v, vA>rs 49,.
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CHAPTER II.
The Last Stralc.

mDREYHRSON was right In his
" surmiss a. to Hugh Whita-
III ker's emotions.
N HIS soul still nrInb with
shock, his mind was Alto
gether preoccupled with petu-
liant resentment of the unfairness Of II
all
On the surface Of the stunning knowi.
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Learn one Thins LveEy. Day I

Thsrs y vssy little q this orseious'A
stun. but Il U scattered In microscopic
quantities all over the world. II thsrs,.s
were more Of II our earth would b.
come bali Of heat IKE the sun. -
Rsdium was discovered . very shertaa
time ago. Two French people. Monsieurs
and Madame curis. arst exploited is~.
and they used the works Of another
Frsnchman. Monsieur BsoQusrsl. TO =
on since the Curiss. the Hon. n. ~ -
Strut. son II the President Of the Rgta1 Ne
6ooisty. London. has been IN in( Va. vnd.
tisabls WORKER In the cause Of rg1kns -s-
n has psrformpd wendsrful qAhA0&
eursa aaA aeeeraias y men Of. GlaS * 81
~ xseas9tass ~ uniusaA "a SAsSssa
-. ~ Z. Z !. sseAesssxr..., ~ Y
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THE two piece
draped s,xirt "

THE two piece
/ draped skirt ~
one Of the new.
est and prettisst to
have appeared. This
one has . novel fea-
turs In the drapery
low At the front and
higher Il the back.
and 'ths lines are un-
usually. becoming.
After the very latest
fashion. the edges are
Tapped In place of,
being scanned. and. ct
the front they can, be
curved or straight At
the lower edge. The
trimming of buttons
and simulated button-
holes 10 good. for Il
gives the effect Of
buttoning the fulness
into plaza but any
pretty treatment can
DO used. Gathers at
the upper edge are
found In tn . latest
and most fashiona BILE
models. When made
with the high waist
lima the skirt 10 ar
ranged over webbing;
with the natural
waist Iine It is Joined
to . belt after tho
regulation manner.
For the medium
size, the skirt will re-
Quire 3 3-8 yards Of
material 81, 27-S
yards 80 or ~ inches
wide. The width at
the lower edge Is /
yard and IL inches.
Pattern 1910 II
cut IN sizes from 2e
to % inches waist
mA44 NFA-
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people Young etark-Peter 0tark-is
HE closest friend. Weli-say when"
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Cspgsssst isis. b IL
e0.-RADIUM.

~ ADIUM 70 an element That v.
X Il 10 made UP Of only one kind OF
y atoms. II can be mixed with
nothing. II 10 Just itself. And . very
valuable sslf-ths most valuable In the
world. In proportion to Its quantity.
Radium 10 found In the crust OF the
earth. II 10 found in rocks. on noun
tain sides and In the sea II makes
heat within itssr. II does not combine
with anything o!ss to make heat II 10
not Influenced BY any outside heat II
MAKES heat IN some way unknsvn 10
Us. %
!, has bssn found that raAiun Aslps
t'sa IA sssa rem p nsa'as esss .
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All aboardis

aboardI" !,
border line Neptunss kingdom
All smoky dashing with another
Bessie, casrying nountana
whistles screech and boot m another Bessie wave.
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The, Story of a Mem York Clubn1an and
-: .,s a Fifth Avenue Girl Who Met Under
10 ,.,Sentence of Doom.
tospynsht 1919. 81 Leuis Joseph Vance,
CHAPTER I,
Doom.

ISU 0 no hopsfo mer-
OO sad reluctantly r,noahv IN bs
The verdict thus brusaueiy by one
q consulting specialists. - -
Aavns spoken sAhc At his colleague
Of
Imply the subject
for partner ha: no logical right
q 'r- w"
donly
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farewell friends pier. she trip
cherub Who bully whisAws Cupid
his vacation winter
making things Gsiss and BobA
ELEANOR 6CHORER
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for the object OF my curiosity.
'On tho carpet I eaw q linen sheet.
covering something. a. II careiessly
hunS over II
"'Hsrs. said tho police ofIlcer. here Is
the poor creature
HE half uncovered the chastity
corpse; ] could scarcely look at It for
Z monSut eS iva Slowly bSxsn ~
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"A Mysterious Stranger.

1hroughout the nve trial days. Q mid
qle-A6ed mysterious stranger. sat At
hobinson's elbow. In ngurs ne was big.
lean. angular. powerful His hair was
iron gray, his eyes were small. sinistsr
and rat-l.lSe: h.n scanned. hardrwood-dn-
lsA face wore an expression OF coarse
cunning. While nothing escaped him.
he 10 less lacked tho natural fervor OF
a principal. Plxily he was somebody's
agent
VINO was that somebodyf
The question. often put. was never
answered. Rumor had II that tho hard
WOOD -lntSh individual represented lady
OF wealth apd sloppy sentiment. who
lived IN Washngton Square North; and
who. alorlng Robinson, wasted the ram
SON OF a king In buying hor beloved
nurder.r's freedom.
Robinson went 20 Texas. and IN two
years loa,hed himssf to death.
NSxT--rhs mysterious "Drosdvsy.
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no more than might have been expected
from him Timpatientiy.
What shout an opeptionr' he de-
mADded OF. Greyerson. :. ~ -
The latter looked away, making only q
SLIGHT negative motion with dis hsUi.
The kniie?" observed HART THAT
would merely hasten matters"
Yes" Bushnell affirmed.
There ~as 'bricf. uneasy silence In;
the aloomy consulting room. Then
whitaker rose and took up his hat
Well. how long will you give mer' he
asked In a strained voice.
six months" said 0reyerson miuers-
bly,. avoiding his eye
Three" Hartt corrected Jeris:ly.
perhaps" The proprietor Of the last
word stroked his chin with contempia-
tive air. g..
Thanks" said Whitaker. without
irony
He stood for an instant with his head
bowed in thought. what a darned OUT
rage" he observed thoughtfully.
And suddenly no turned and flung out
OF the room. >
Greyerson Jumped to follow him, but
paused as he heard the crash Of the
street door, He turned back with Q
tw.tching. apologetio smile
Poor devilr' 60
Takes It hard.- commented HART
"You would, too. At his age; he's bare.
ly twenty-five"
Must feel mora OF less like q fellow
whose wife has run of with his bast
friend"
mo comparison"
90 out, get yourself arrested for q
brutal murder you did not commit, get
tried and sentenced to death within six
months the precise date being left to
q the discretion Of tina eY ecutinnar-S h !.