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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-04-16
KELLY DRUG CO.

't oa s''"' IA. 3szati jssv virrni.
There "a Rstan Store ia aesriy even Lown
and city Ia the unitod States CAasd6 snd
Great Britain. There Is disereas Rersll
ReEaedy iOs nsAriy evesy ordlnA,y human lii
eSen especially dfslsnti Tor tho particular N
foF which IL Is Recommended.
Ths ReaSli Stores are AnrsTie.'s CTsstsss
Drug Sto5ss
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-04-16

Mrs w. b Kilbourn is Visit.
ing her father, w. l. jesse. at
Dryden who has been very IN
for some time.
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I'm trauten familienkreife.


pollc. itarfe @ege: Ser @cin III
aiisgeaangcn."
9a mnF Der g5ttlihe SpGseitsgaf
iuieber su Gatbe sesoger werber unh
belfen. Sas 8diier bes 2ebenss
ipeges ipil IN Wein nertpdnbelf, bas
Srbiife inter ieinem Sesen berfldri
lein. Damn niro CO in @ottes Strait
sum nelien Srcubcnaucn, unb &c
flutbct ileu Der Sesen @ottes niis Der
5obc. Sas 8aiier treu 5u i6Dpfen,
lit Des Ienifen Iufsabe: rSiiuet Die
&riise nit 8aiierl" gs in 8ein gu
peripanbeln. bas lit bas 8unber bes
Scrru. l~lnicre Irbeiten. Sample.
Spfcr iinb pie 2%ebenstpaiier. @or
ibn binseitellt, pDn inn seiesnet, 81
ibm setraseu, ,perben fe sum Wein
Der 5renbc in nnb nit @utt. 3cs
Weniden Mnfsnbe lit es, bas Seinisc
SIT tbmm. Damn heilist Der gaer=
b5dbite bieies Strebeu, er ertennt es
an nnb lubnt est. Sciepb'ss
9lntt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

%titOStfVtAutt
4rnrc &inSer leicen Moth.
Bitten nm elm Studlciu 9roo,
Rim, 10 sebt, bic tbr ma habit
,@liidlid, iper bic Irriutb idbtl
Sd bin bier Sdhr id,un auf Der @elt
ltno bah nod, feincn 0plar @elb!
Die Riible tluppert
Sns 4iiblein plappert
5ipp tdpp, tipp fdpp!
&!ipp Harp, sfirp flnpp!
8 ipebl Bps Wogclein lit foot +,
0er iin9et Jest betnr Ioreenrotb?
@er iinst I'M snlbnen Mbenhideiu?
@ir gradients inter Hoien Elm.
Mnr beiten min Dor alien Tingcu
Ons giien inu,,er Dir gcliugen;
Sdtt'it in Der Sdul On ioidsn 6leiB.
getdmit Su irets ben er'ten Yreis.
Gin Nsdr@ei BON Der 5ran Sole.
Dds id,0ne @drd5en bon Der @olbs
marie unb Der Hef3mdrie lit enn
&in6ern ipobI alien ihon ldneit be-
tnnut, unb oarum pibt ibr setpiS
aud. ipie Die 9iifige nno eeredte
Srau 1ollc, oic einc Sd,tpeiter fir
sibren Sleib belobnte uub Die anoere
iiir lire Sanlbeit beifraftc. @eiona
bers iiebt Die aitc Game. Die .ecrne
fucih rnS bebaglih ihldit, iebr ears
auf. bob ibre Sarnenbetten 10 tiidls
tie seffupit itnb seihittelt tperheit.
hnB Die 1loden nur 10 III Der 2nft
berumflie9en. Sic irelt iid, lpenn
ibieie Arbeit orbcutliH bsrrihtet
Lirirb, 'bcnn tic ipeis, ipic lie bunn 10
Egut unb iauft ihlnien iuirb. nnO ie
imebr Die @etteu beorbeitet ipereen,
Seito srD6er lit I. lire 3ntriebenbeit.
llnh tpenn bann Sic Sdrten ipei6en
Seberflodden tpirbelnb sur grbe
nieberfnller, bnnn iasen bic Rene
-ihen: aSieb lest ihneit eel" llno
Die ainber jauhsten Dor Cult unb fab
rem NIT ihren Shiitteu IN ben neiden
fiibIen Sloden NIB forrnen Sardiis
@eifalten Ger s~roaig'teu srt uub
rnnbe Bale. init bcnen lie mautere
&dnnpfe nnb Sdladbtsn ausiibreu.
ginniai Sadte EN- Heiner. garS MINI
Siaer &nirps. eeralipf) niennals bieie
nerSt ssi,hcm bitte 90 mire Rcbi
mon, ,;,mr,si oefnnsu ,nn clio ihob
az s, Mi she,, tsineu Wot,dhbGnSd,eu
,,tS,,n,n,sn rttyS yiSi. M,rttsr Muftcr.
S,n,,n roidh, B;sr r;snt MsbIia an
Sisjrra ,,hre nber mar. iotpobf fiir
Sy,Ti yolis' mIc ar iSi, a;nSerhen.
S,. ia, ,,cd, SSnr; Sh,,ec ;sb,,c,, Sine
.i,Sis1 sarir mn. ;sron no0c bntte
.1iuoliid NH Ser imsSSSheti Sie9 lie ous
noh,,,. I'm, SieS Nstfsh nrosutiih IN
fifgfs,, mn fnn,;tr ss;le f;ussn 81
S;siS s~friirit ,r3d,tiSr o,fsfiihrte Sn
fo,t,fh, Mr. nyirS;oss yor,e r;d,t r,b;o
Shfoipn unn lagrns,,,, 5rorteten n;S
elmer. as,s,r' Ssr Nnsdf N,nnrcdsf
mn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ss4if;ftsr ,y,S
HiE,db,,hs nsEyod,t s6fl, AN Ssn q
fhe;s e,;s6nt,u Sa,,ss Sir soosn
MAJ NIT h,n ,isusm h~intbsnanl}sn
shI;tten nil SIC stros, NOR - hnttc
= men o,,ssr,,, anis6 ,,is SAD ;hrs
lSei1hrfc Jdbmn,s;a ms .,uon,shuiia
,rlrSr ma itton' ,,nuiaateu Sie. Saa nor
M,innredht ;snc,, onhere soa,cu s;e 30
h,5Srr l,enNpen fan,5ter ,,-sidsnt,
tE,tts W,n, shoite Sr,N S,ors cym,r
m;eSrr ein MSSs,eu 5srtSd,;a.m n,i,;Ssu
Scm ;;e irimer pntn 5,nlt,ttS ,,,fs, Nm,
ISiaiStbnr m,tr, Sem Esd,tbo, ~ Oh
aer;itb;nt ,N1r 81 H. n,r ScId.ss
s,rs, ihrc sc,,Ibe;t rsrS;srt Sstte
Sen,, sr,,,. Soiie ia ,srrs,s mns 'b,r%
Sclt md, ;,nn,er Ma, Ssm @r,nS;ot
ssn MIR %sn;c,cn feiSer n;d,t mcsr
ioIaen mirtsn: sir StIehn arpeit.j
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
fiir die Kebe 1ugend.
s..xsxsxxxxxS

ilpde. slbcr ,oie Narali iplscnne
IaHt iano Erau SoHe feinen SdllaI
auf ibrem bartcu Eager unc mib
muthia mo id,ledlt gcioiint erbob JIG
it'd mi nad,iten Wipreeu. Sic btieb
babel, oils hds TdhG,cn ibr Sett 5uz
rcd)tnaden ioltc. nm mic tic Iah. mic
fdnl nnb ldiiis lie babel 81 @crfe
cling. "a iriirhc hic alte Same 9or
sornig. nrb .ani Der Steae nahm tic
Die n~rbeitsidleue Ycr1ou inter Nus
&ed1tbpr. no tic Den rcroicnten Sobn
erbielt ,uno namu entlalien fpurbe.
Hod, in boiler T%ilirssune sins bic une
Sn~friehene Serrin hum nah Sauic
unb mdd,tc iif ielbt ibr Seperbett 5i<
redlt. llnh mie tic Damn 10 red,t i'm
Offer flopite imb id,iiitelte. pa lpirbels
ten nic bidsu. ueidcu Slodeu 10 luitie
unb froblif tduseuh nurh Die 9uft
utb lesten lid tpie elm lpeid,er. ihinz
mernber Rnntel BON peiBem Commit
auf bic grbs. limb Die &inber, iubelten
urb ipran8eu unb ipeibten Die ueuen
SdlIitten elm unb 3osen Die E~el5fappen
iioer ole Sbren linb lieBen lid, poll
Ssreiloe in oas ipeide. @ett fallen,
peldJes bon Den Dloden Ses Sober
bsttes Der .1rdu ,5olle ibnen bereitet
tpuroe.--M. 8. int ~@eiten mn
S0hr;ur"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
aatbuliidjer a~irdem.& alenSer.
Seius beiIt einen
8Iinoen.
Sentihc 5ranenplanberei.
(Spezial- Correspondence

SD babe am Splpeltertas ber5lid]
gelad3t. Serr Chef Hebafteur, bas
fam abcr 10: SD hattie meiue ginfdufe
in Der Stnbt beiorst, uno fubr NIT
Der .gleftriid,en" nah Sanie. Der
@uaen ma iiberppu iinb es fparen
meiit iebr feline SerrifaftenJ Die iid
in bemielben befanoen. Cont lit an
bieiem Gage Die Stimmlng bel iolden
9euten. benen Die blaiie Gorge INNS
liebe 8rob feline 8esleiterin ourh's
9eben pllrbe, iebr fibel, aber bieies
Deal mar nid]tS bapon al merten.
Siir Die 6ibelitas ifien nn beurieen
Snlpeiter fein Ylas mebr i'm Wagen
Sl leinl S1 mad)te mir meme 8e>
bnnfen barber, nermodte aber bas
Hdtbiel niht 81 loien. Cine forpns
lcnte. in foItbare Yel5e eingebiilte
8Gtbin idS mir serabe seaeniiber; tic
fab aus, uie cine aus Der Dierten
1imcniion neutrality-suspicious. Naht=
enle, lpdhrenD cine SddIIpielerin IN
elmer @dc bnlb Dor SdiittelfroIt flapz
perte. trcspcm iie nebcn einem Selts
naut IaS. @S berrIhte nnbeimlide
Stile. ga cnblid) lieB Elm alter
peniioniertcr Iaior einen idfperen
Seuf5er fabren ilnp iagte 5l ieinem
! Hndlbar:
.Nur nod, iucnise Stmben. bann
rpirb bas llnsliifsiabr 1913 anz
brehen!"
So. balld)tc Der anbere, .nur
nod, fpenigc Stunoen!" - un0
ha nuroe aGeS pieDer Till.
Gs mar. ais lei Gin SobfenenseI
ourd Den Haum gefloeen lno Die
9tale DER Mdthin. fpelcbe ionIt cher
elmer bolbeu &oraenrofbe 9lid. ipnrSe
6la6 unr iiber5os iidh nit einer 9dnies
ballt. - Wcbr ober ipeniger lag auf
alien @eiid)tern bGu9e Gorge, unb iJ
mar frpb. als ih am 3iel ipnr unb
ole tralriae @eielid,aft ~berlaiien
fonnte. Sn Sauic babe ih aber
berslidl iiber ole NnsirbaIen eeladt.
Ilio bic GAIL 13 perbdrb bieIen
nbersldubiaen @enIdlcn iebe Sreube.
iif Sns nidJt lddlerlih? Soil baS
nenc Sabr. peld,eS ms DER liebc @ott
beIheercn milf. besbaib cin llnsliidsz
luUl lUtlpcl, IpCu 70 pV Duul 10
frdat? SIS lit bod trauris, ,uenrt
Menihen nod 10 bnmm aberalaubis,
10 bmmm limb, aber Is limb meiit Tic,
iueldje iiber uniere Heligiun nnb iiber
bic Ginrid)tuisen nnierer Stride Gin
9Gdelm hes EQUITIES baben!
Sf bin feit iibcr5eust. bab Die
pertbcn 9eier unb 2eierinnen bieies
8lattcS nidt 70 r ii If It Gnbig iinb.
Wplen mir lieber berSbaft mitiutrfen,
bak ms has nene Sabr reht uicle
nemeu 0naben brinst. 9aft bic Gum-
mnniDnbamf mnier 9ieblinssplGt&eit
amt Grben werben; ihlieRen mir ms
benz Gndariiiihen 3ng, welher lest
bnrd bic g1elt sebt, NIT frubem Ser5en
an, tbnet mir 0utes, limSern mir
Gleno, tuirfen mir fir bic cute Sadbe,
iopicl in unicren idwaden 8rGften
1T, Sann iuirb ms WptteS Sesen aud
TN Sabre 1913 niht ieblen, nno mp
Ter III, ba III SleS.
Nhr SaS bGIe @eniIIcn malt Den
&cnIdeu Sdredeusbilber Dor. Sf
las cinnal cinen punperihonen gers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
T0-BE
EONTiNUED NEXT WEEK I
1WTM SOLUTION OF CHAP x }
SOLUTION OF CHAPTER TX.

Meantime the wicked wolf trot-
ted ON TIL he came to the cottage
IN the wood. He raped lightly
at the door; ,
who is there:" said a weak
voice inside.
Little Red Riding Hood. re-
turned the wolf. initiating the
child's tones.
Come in. dear. Pull the string
and the latch will come up" said
Granny. who was lying sick In
bed. And the wicked wolf vent
in.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
se&s 9saaaem srtrurtten,

Sr Dem Sprie Sanibad q. ~. in
Neuiiflane BAT Die beim gintritt ecr
talten Sitternng c~rluadcupc iuscnos.
lid)e Sint am &intcriport Gin ihmcreS
Hngliif %peranlaBt, baS le6S9 iumae
&euincplcbeu fpitctc.
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D,sr4.u non, sdn.e.

| q ~ lpul ctVilVt tttt CtutSl SuSt>
fobner. oent GO reht. oft Saiier narb.
fein tdaIites grot 81 perbienen. unb
Ger nift Ielten iiber fem trauriges
Coos murrte, fpenn bic. Hrbeit gar Sn
miib5elig uno Idhlpcr mar. Ginnlnl
sina or in Den @alo. I'M SolS gu
fallen. als es in bidtcn Slofen Su
ihneien begauu.
I'm cine arbeit mar nidat mebr su
benfcu Iue 10 fud,te CT 3iifliiht in
elmer JelieubSbIe. CIR b%eripiiniftc oen
Shnee unS meinte. Der lei bod, Su gar
nid.ts niiee uno iifer niht BON 4ott
eri6affen fporoen. .
YlDslih tpurbe es bel in Der 5oble
nnb Elm gnsel itnnb Dor Dem eridros
dener Rdnns unb frdete i'm nm ben
@rMne ieines Iibmutbss.
9a sntge9nete Der S%aaelDbner:
rlInfer Serr oentt aud Hiht an mid,
unS maGt mir oas 2ebcu nidt lei6t."
Ser gnael iragte bnnu. tuus @ott
tbun ioae, bamit Der Ranu 3uirieoeu
mote. ltn6 her tbDrihte Mann
tpiinjd,te, baB itait pes Sdnees Nsebl
bonn Sintmel iallen iollte.
llnb iofprt fiel has Rebf III biden
8olten berab linb Die 2eute fGHeit
mnb iornUelten es lnb hatfen- MIN
4rot senIs lnh nrbeiteten nifit niebr.
Shre 5dlier fieleu elm, hire @leioer
iuaren .serriiieu, aber &iernaip riibrte
cine Sanb.
Die ipileen Tbtere nerMehrtsn lid,
6edenS iinb Sprnel, iuitd,ettsN Sa
%cn,por, no chit bliiaefSe 5f,irsu ma
rem, nno Die &eHidea tparbet tfanf
upp, elene.
"a erfarnie ser, 9aaefphner Sie
Sborbeit ieinss 8nmHes nnb ieine
IsrnHiienheit. bic Heitimnrnissn
@ottss mhern 5u fup1en. Sicf err
fdsitfert ,fprung er bon jeiileit Eager.
I unr BEN gnsel -a,tfSliiid,en ure-- err
pad,te. CIR trat biinlis Dor Die 5Shie
mnp GER Sdnec lag Dor ieiuen Siiben.
ga mari er fif aif Die aniec lin
MuS oanftc 8stt. Der i'm in einem
Ernum beiebrt bate. llHb poit nun
IN ipar CT NIT ieinent Sdidiaie 5ua
jfrisSeu.
@tqa fann ME 81 sorfi&fis iein.
Nns Sconopiofpot, Vic, perlaHtef:
Gin trauriscs Geid,id bat Die Samilie
Brilliant 8oblcif beiaaen. mSem peren
rs Sabre altei SaGter Selma eiuen
Sd,redliden lob funb. Sas Idedten
mar nit ibrep Sd9nlarbciten bcihGis
tist nno bielt cincit8 leiiift srpiihen
ben 3abncn. IN rannie ibrc Sdbipcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Sciiidl beim Yrdiiocntcn Gait nnb Die
Wertbeilung Der Siplome leitens bes1
Hdcrbaiz Scportemcnts. @cinahe me 4
hdtten better nebr ais 100 Suf9eI
Iais per Idcr er5ielt. a:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

(. limb crit redt nliere Sauertralt;
Ysantce Glter mp SNiiitter. Sdipsurrr
IMP b~cionbers iansc Yrieiter?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

lIp Itd) III elmer ycette pef1dnlfe1t. DC
an 6crab1p liz bi 9ung. nidois
mebr 3u piinidcu iibrie lieS. IN bem
3n9e lpnrbe alId elm tobtcs
2 hnei miteefiihrt. Iuf Den,
RdrftpIas bteft elm afs SC IT. rerz
fIetoeter 2aiisbMb Die 9~eidpenrcoe"
iiber bas Sd,tpeir nnh iprad, - ON
Steicr nni,e Ter beritorbes
@itith NJ c II CT" i'll elmer
9ondrt, fpelbe Die fdtboliide Gcihene
feier perbobnen ioIlte! Sic Volisei
bate nihts einsnfpenbsn! SIT bag
niht emporenb?i @arburg. peld,es
lid babnrdb ben frniirigen Rnbm elmer
2 d m.e5isne Z II nibct Ii;tdt err
iporben bat, tann lid, ia bel ben afas
bemiiten Neeels beodnfen. Sic
eeIbe Yreiie hat icibirperit1nSlif fir
iol6e @orfommniiie teincn label. dber
tpenn elm Seinitsnpatsr in 9eutid@
lamb einen r~eIisioien 8ortraa baltcn
mill. UNI Die. 3nHorer 81 allem Giltcn
nno goelen ardliiporifcn, Snnn miro
Weoroio 9ernfen k9Af% ,
Slim babe iA, obne raS i6 tpoate.
bod etipas poiitifierf aber. mir 5ran@
Ell miiiIen ms mt foldtc Saden aud,
'ettpds befiimmern. nidt ipabr? Sgs
lam ults bod nidat -einerlei Iein. ipenn
uniere Stride nerbobnt, uniere Erieiter
peripottet unb eMe Srbensleute NIT
ounben eebest tnerben. 9a' empDrt iidl
eir edptes 0rdisabers mne man n,od1te
belfen, Ia -abcr tpie2 Sun lorgen mir
in obeu nnsefiibrter 0eiie fir Die
0erbrettiing itnferer s,lten fatboiijd,cn
4reife, bus ION nmfcre arbeit iein.
Wtr miiiien MIR sttpds FRIGHTENING
tiir ln,iere Sdfe hnben urS unierc
3 unae etfnns riibren. Yian inet
inns Sralier ia nod. SAP mir snnsens
aetpnfibt ip1rcn. %. b. Die MANNER iinn
esypff nidbt minoer. nidt ipdhr. Serr
Gbtfs Meoafteitr2) fpsa. braiiden mir
lie tiid,tie fir ibie tatboIiide 8reHe.
bas lei linter &cri6t iiir 1881 =
(Srau pllftramsnfanis
n.y. Sa,k Xa
Den 8erd&ttrn Der benti&en sprahe
in's stamnatn&..
eIe ielpetcT11E "Ilult'u hnt
~ pp'- tn9i'lM SYIeuRHpen petS
W... ~, IngIsn mn zen
Bm. MaripeII. Dor in ieiner Wert6eis
biauna Des 0eutirhem Dor Dem Ietu
W6rfer Stontrotb' Ser !oerr hot
offenbar praftiid,e Yniid,teu lrnS iii
tein: Sreuno bon 81 bielem imcdpiers
ten aln,o r~nnerSanten &rom, nit Dem
MIR. tiel 9eit ,llr Ertnl ner, Qehr,r u,S
atnherSnsniibe perSdpcnoet miro. or
lfeIlf ipaar Sie n~nterlpeiiuna An
aod,en nne sto6eu iiir Sic WSSd,en
nil6 toannieriteieits sltnferridt fin Sic
&t1nbeu bDber Ms Seu unfS,r;d,t : Inn
Sdreibsn lrtS 8eHHe,t. CT 6aIt pas
iiir. nok prntfijdIe ifntermsii,froep. iiir
eeng admpf. nm seben. beissr brs
.fGhiaer ais aues Nnbere l{,t @e 4,o
,auf Siet6eitfhe spradbe isatSer rpSrt'
lid: -Siir eine aarssfs sa,h Saisns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-01


erty almost sighed He had hated duty before.
woman's jewel box! More loot! He couldn't get head
tail of it. Oddly, he sensed tension in the of
the valet. Evidently he too surprised at what he
saw. Certainly Haggerty never going to forget
this night.
Crawford threw back the lid and took out some faded
flowers necklace of scarabs and two packets of letters
each tied neatly with blue ribbon. He crushed the
smaller packet to his lips.
Having fancied himself upon firm ground, Haggerty
felt like one whom hurricane had whrled into mid
A faded bouquet and bundle of letters! He
thousand dollars take wings after the
of butterflies he wont to pursue when boy. Then
he saw Crawford sit down and lay his head upon his
arms.
bell rang. The arm in Haggertys grasp jumped
instinctivey. Crawford rose and stood waiting. The
bell rang again. violently.
"Who the blazes can that be?' said Crawford aloud.
His valet had two sets of keys and rang bell
He reached for the speaking tube that hung at the side
of the desk. Hello! What's wanted? Forbes? Why,
up!" He dropped the tube and pressed button,
electrical contrvance that unlocked both hall doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-01
DEUCES
WILD
BY HAROLD MAcGRATH
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

MORTIMER FORBES. famous illustrator of popular
AVA novels nightly discouraged his failure to
down beautiful whose hair burned like
beech sunshine. her face white milk
for he needed change models and she his ideal Forbes
considerable his bordering criminal
Raes who had cleverness
in stealing from the rich and eluding the police.
Going friends for poker night, Forbes got
into the by mstakand looked into the bust
revolver the hand of evidently the Ras of
his thoughts who kneelng before safe The burglar.
strangely took nothing but package of letters leaving bum
dollars bills when he departed left
Forbes bound chair couple hours later the father and
daughter occupying nand the girl the
with the copper-beech hair.
At the poker Forbes recognized his friend Crawford
who had robbed Crawford a wealthy
who had passion for nummies and archaeology
buying sole purpose of cracking
them. He delighted do good in and of the
helping GIRL the daughter his old
which caused the girl of the copperbech hair throw him
she misunderstood his motive.
Haggey detective, down Crawford and
the his from the poker party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-01

A minute passed Haggerty The Girl Pois
gnawed his stubby mustache WINGED Faoer
Through the doorway
young and beautiful girl.
Jim' she cried.
Haggertys hand slipped from
the valet ARM which had become suddenly limp Why?
THAT which to Forbes was an inspiration,
such as comes oftenest to the kind hearted, the
impulsve and might add, the youthful So he hailed
the first taxcab he could find and hurried to the
Dryden. Keen witted and Observing full OF romano
water chestnut is of starch he saw that his be
friend and the girl with the copperbeech hair were
pair of proud fools, spelling their lives trif1e
One too proud tell, and the other too proud te
listen to the truth 1t was all just sly-and human
of those East Side meodramas over which the
wise critics laughed and commented upon as humanity
impossible Just the same he knew that these silly
affairs made the melodramas of vast host of people.
Miss Mearson still up
"This is Mr.. Forbes
"Forbeso@
"The gentleman who recently tied up in that
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about long he made attempt
acknowledged only when he spoke asked
question An and outer Of genleman's gentleman
The valet put the log and resumed his chair staring into the
crumbng old logs seriously studying the sap flames
of the fresh they darted toward the spark screen
Haggey would suddenly shoot question
observation just of his presence In
vaabl the valet would out Of his dreams startled
aIas your master private secretary?
4No. Sir. Sometimes help him in his work
aAh! So you interested in these dead ones too?'
The vaet smile fickered Il have been ten with Mr.
Crawford Naturally take an interest in all he does"
"Uh-huh Interested in too?"
"You spoke of collection. What kind?
"When your But I'll tell this much I've
a sneaking hope he amt got what want
For the first time the valet became interested the detective
II don't quite understand YOU
"Tme enough that when your comes"
pairs Of shoes twnled beady eyes No
where his glance roved Haggerty found always the
shoes They made him laugh ,nwardy millionaire having his
shoes tapped and heeled like of those thrifty old Wall
Street sharks Of another day swell who thought more of COM
you've travelled with your masters!
Everywhere
you're not Brisher?'
mo: l was born in this State"
@Any danger there, hunting for hem?" with gesture
Sometimes wild Mohammedans always
why dig holes in the ground But Mr. Crawford quick and
Haggerty nodded something have learned this With
great determination he resisted the smoke for he had
purpose urrendering @Now Mr. Mason listen atten-
lively. When you an mel slip that
there behind those curtains want him into the
police be wanting Crawford" enphatcaly.
what! millionaire an phlanthropist? Shoe fly! Hank!
There he now! have gun my pocket Mr. Mason The
least suspicious part to MASTER an
I'm liable to break Go on"
REHIND grasped ARMAND pursed
lips into silent whistle The not bg but it
iron-hard.
4This damnabe outraged beathed the valet
Be sl Haggerty jabbed the valet in the small of the back.
1t hurt tor the man gasped.
They heard Crawford close DOORS up bounds
eagerly He came into the study quickly and sought his desk
which he laid leather box He contemplated houghuy Hag
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IN THREE PARTS-PART III.
CHAPTER XII.

GGERTY had chewed his cigar till it had lost its shape
and most of its wrapper. He had counted the
mics and their cases, the stted paintings broken
squares of plaster stucco whatever it was, and
the strings of beads and scarabai hung picturewse
under glass Ten minutes to one. The detective
growing dangerously sleepy He shook off the drowsi
ness and suggested that fresh log be put on. 1t
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Copyright, 1913, the Bolbs-M Merrill Conn any.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
Tracy City.

+ Sbectdito Tie Ne7vs.
John Harden, of Oregon, is thu
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Hardin.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ander
egg, boy.
Mrs. Frank White has been sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. strawn, OF
Chattanooga, have been visiting here,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Summers, have
returned from visit in Eldorado, Ill
Mrs, Richard Partin died last week
at her home near Sewanee.
Elihu Northcut and daughter, Miss
Ora, and Mr.. and Mis-. T. H. North
cult and family, of Northcut. Tenn +,
have gone to Tampa, Fla, to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Joe Sanders and little son. Joe,
Jr., of Birmingham, Ala, have been
visiting relatives.
Harris Woodlee is out after a spell
of sickness.
DR.. E. B. Finney has installed a
4. 600 gallon water tank at his resi-
dence ON College st.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
Pikeville.
SbrciaI to The Neg0s.

Sprcial to The MtTOs.
Mrs. John Jones of Sweetwater, has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs W.
A. Brown.
Robt. Myers attended the Exposition
at Knoxville last week.
Miss May Pope returned last week
from a visit at Guild. Tenn.
Mrs Willie Stephens is convalescent
from the measles.
Mrs. L. H. Myers of Fayetteville,
Tenn, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A, Brown.
Mrs. John Acuff died Sunday, Oct.
26, aged As years. she leaves hus-
band and five children.
Miss Johnnie Gates has the measles
DIR. Fl. M Robertson, who has been
with the U. s. A. Medical Corps at
Fl. Davis, Alaska, has been visiting
relatives in this county. He was ac-
companied by his wife and they left
last week for Fort Terry, N. Y, where
DR.. Robertson will now be stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Moran, of
Bridgeport, Ala, visited here Satur-
day of last week.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
Trenton, Ga.

.Speetalto tie NesOs
Lester O'Neal, of Rome, Ga, has
been the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Violet O'Neal,
Mrs. D. M. Raulston and children,
of Chattanooga, has been the guest of
friends.
J. G.. Cureton and bride, of Nor
wood, O., have been the guests of Mr..
Cureton's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G. Cureton.
David Title, aged SO, died at the
home of his nephew, 0. N. Chambers,
i'll Rossville, Sunday, Oct. Goth. He
was formerly resident of this coun-
ty, and was born at Morganville. He
was for years telegraph operator for
the A. G. S. R'y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. .lacoway aud
Mrs 7. Fl. B. Cole attended the fun
eral of their nephew, j. D. Dunlap,
who died of apoplexy. Nj. Dunlap
was formerly mayor of Gadsden.
The marriage of Jas. D. Pace and
Miss Myrtle Cureton was solemnized
at the home of the bride, Tuesday ev
ening, Oct. 49, Mr.. Pace is promi
nent farmer of this county, and his
bride is one of Trenton's most popular
girls.